2024-06-192024-06-191962-06-04https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15190Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmN-test a dud; Warhead drops into Pacific: still uncertain on condition of high air bomb ; 130 die in flaming jetliner wreckage ; Atlanta mourns loss of scores of civic leaders ; Plane can't rise from Orly field ; Two survivors thrown clear ; Scholle opens fire on Romney ; Selling sends market down ; Judges OK question based on wiretap ; Way clears for Britain, trade unit ; Fine, handmade violins hobby for senior citizen ; Scout-O-Rama big success ; Parties siding on constitution ; Roberts to run for re-election ; The day in Birmingham: City commission to air budget plans at hearing ; Court upholds sit-in appeal ; Supreme Court to reargue western water ; All over Georgia city, mourners ask 'why?' ; Fire fighter to douse 'blaze' ; Floods roll over Kansas ; Carpenter prayed after trip ; Ex-mental patient held in stabbing ; Kennedy send regrets to bereaved Atlantans ; HST arrives in NYC ; Nixon faces tough test in primary tomorrow ; Adenauer sees united front ; Ex-church council head will retire as pastor ; State traffic kills 12 over weekend ; Here's correct pronunciation of names in news ; US units get on-job training ; Sees similarity in 707 crashes: Notes Air France jet listed on take-off as American craft did ; Revolt put down by Betancourt ; 35-hour week likely to push up labor costs ; Sells out interests in Frisco to Hearst ; Red bloc heads plan summit ; US professor is kicked out by South Viet Nam ; Held in fatal shooting of best friend in Detroit ; W. German airlines halted by strikePDFen-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.Nuclear testingAircraft accidentsDisastersStock exchangesBoy Scouts of AmericaWaterRacial biasVenezuelaNewspapersThe Pontiac Press: 1962-06-04TextOakland University