2024-03-282024-03-281968-10-31https://hdl.handle.net/10323/12723Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmThieu hints to Army peace step is near ; Nixon charges Hubert wants House election ; State board backs osteopath college ; A-sub Scorpion found in pieces at 10,000 feet ; 13 millionth car assembled by Pontiac is Grand Prix ; Good night seen for goody-seekers ; Vaccine for flu 'to be too late' ; Fowler Jr. replaces Ingraham in OCCEO ; Strike threats not looming at city GM plants ; Soviet cost high for Czech moves ; Birmingham area: Science fare is scheduled at Cranbrook ; Teens' bodies taken from bay ; Papandreaou surgery ; Publisher in Hillsdale will relinquish post ; Rescue-sun budget cut is criticized ; 2 get probation for child abuse ; Pontiac is hearing site on plan for education ; Troy school board mum about probe ; Borrowing OK'd to meet payroll in Huron Valley ; Utica school board okays 3 bids for new junior high ; Two 4-H youths from county are '68 state winners ; 2 firms building in industrial park ; Holly Board looks to bonds for new school, additions ; Avon will sell sewer capacity ; State Senator: 12 hit graduated tax ; For White Lake GI: Widow accepts Bronze Star ; PTA in Walled Lake to report on program ; Minor parties give voters more choice ; Students help pick textbooksPDFen-USUsers assume all responsibility for questions of copyright, invasion of privacy, and rights of publicity that may arise in using reproductions from the library's collections.Vietnam WarPresidential electionsNuclear submarinesAutomobile manufacturingInfluenzaCzechoslovakiaDrowningsThe Pontiac Press: 1968-10-31TextOakland University