2024-07-302024-07-301959-03-11https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16245Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmWe wouldn't fight land war in Europe - Ike: Sut won't flatly mention nuclear weapons use ; '59ers' leader not fired ; Nikita changes his West Berlin signals again ; At new office open house ; State GOP says taxes on beer, tobacco, motels hold best hope ; Commissioners salute Pontiac sales, award ; $12.6 million sewer bonds receive state approval ; Save 200 hogs in Rochester fire ; Seventh Straley hearing slated for tonight ; Awards $3 million job to city plant ; Michigan Bell asks rate hike ; He found secret of strength through weakness ; To air sewage bond proposal ; Courthouse battle appears to be over ; The day in Birmingham: Police officers complete MSUO command course ; Pittsburgh bus runs into crowd; 2 die, 16 injured ; Indomitable faith brings strength from weakness ; Urges planning for centennial ; Ex-Ferndale principal gets tenure hearing ; Believe roadblock crashed by bandit ; City OKs financing plan to repair General Hospital ; Two Birmingham men take top speech honors ; Willis Brewers will host state candidates ; Yankus nixes writing offer ; US curbs imports of oil ; Pontiac Central team lauded by commission ; Surprise! Group returns $$ to state capitol ; Holland man wins GOP nomination ; A. S. Johnson, Troy businessman, dies ; Best-selling author put iron to his rejects ; Bells are ringing for theater tickets ; Farm housing decried as 77 pct. substandardPDFen-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.Cold WarTaxesOakland UniversityPontiac General HospitalTextOakland University