2024-06-252024-06-251961-04-14https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15558Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmDay urges adoption by July: proposes postal rate boost ; Record budget submitted by school board ; Flowers for you, Yuri! ; Millions welcome Yuri as Moscow goes wild ; Chute brought spaceman back ; Letter to 5 cts. Postcards at 4, air mail up to 8 ; Latest Centennial footwear ; They’re dressed to kill (grandpappy): Drayton women get Centennial spirit ; 1st of May legal date for student foliage ; Anna Gagarin the ‘happiest mother in the world’ ; Teachers given $205,000 hike ; UAW to follow JFK’s position ; State lawmakers in last-minute flurry: OK tax by local government units ; Up teachers pay ; High schoolers to run county ; Top Waterford students also beautiful, talented ; YMCA directors will meet for elections Monday ; To rule in suit against minor ; The day in Birmingham: Bloomfield school bonds sold at 3.82 pct. interest ; Communicable diseases decline in city, county ; Ex-U. of M. athlete arrested by police ; U.S. pilots fly Laos soldiers out of tight spot ; Portugal’s cabinet shuffled by Salazar ; Work started on cutoff at intersection ; White House paper hints for revolution: U.S. Cuban policy hangs by thread ; Bowls hits attitude of American abroad ; Withdraws offer to sell bridge, tunnel to statePDFen-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.United State Postal ServicePostageGagarin, Yuri Alekseyevich, 1934-1968SpaceRussiaCosmonautsUnited Auto Workers UnionEmploymentWagesTaxesVietnam WarCubaTextOakland University