2024-08-062024-08-061958-07-11https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16479Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmNab 'mad' killer of two children ; Goldfine gifts given Truman aide: Textile tycoon admits 'deal' with Steelman ; Police changes action expected within 30 days ; Aquatic clown acquires another beauty ; Gangster baron ducks behind 5th amendment ; Pontiac to build new library ; Water Follies of '58 to open at Wisner Stadium tonight ; No mulligan for Ed ; To propose fluoridation ; Has anybody seen out Mia? ; Pontiac must raise $2 million for schools ; Princess Meg to visit Canada ; President asks about Seaway ; The day in Birmingham: Library board will meet architects and consultant ; Businessman lauds success of Press ad ; Report Fidel Castro on outs with brother over hostages ; Ternstedt strike ends in Ohio ; Colosseum gets new scar from lightning bolt ; Search for fishing vessel after Alaskan tidal wave ; Hurricanes slash Kansas ; Followers hail 'Prophet Jones' return to Detroit ; Milford man guilty of obstructing mail ; Asks examination on assault charge ; 4 in Washington girding for hard economic battle ; Elections director collapses at work ; Will shoot 2 bears if no home found ; Say arrests clear up 5 Pontiac burglaries ; MSU picks professor to head Okinawa unit ; GIs on Iwo Jima brace before typhoon viola ; Oak Park girl drowns ; US considers aid to Lebanon ; Hen-pecking wives push men to drink ; Levant without piano after battling with wife ; State Supreme Court may enter divorce ; Clarifies Waterford permit issue setup ; Says industrialists suspicious of state ; Retirement is boring to pretty millionaire ; Train's 2-mile trip to take three days ; Cardinal making fast progress after operation ; 4 attendants held by mental patients ; Wives uniting to end strike ; 'Old Man and Sea' film another turkey? ; State finally collects road money ; Giant industrial project starts ; 'Boy wonder' flees probe ; ESP, what is it? Vincent Price finds out ; 'The Drunkard' given 9,225th performancePDFen-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.MurderLibrariesFluorideOrganized crimeRocketsAnimal researchMargaret, Princess, Countess of Snowdon, 1930-2002Saint Lawrence SeawayCastro, Fidel, 1926-2016Castro, Raúl, 1930-Jones, Andrew, 1854-1934TextOakland University