2024-04-092024-04-091967-07-18https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13131Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmJudge Moore suggests hiring crime fight coordinator ; Picketing ends; Trains running ; Entrance woes at park aired ; Rail conciliation board set ; Auto crash kills 7 in one car ; 'Great schools plan can work in city' ; Inspection of POWs is sought by US ; Birmingham area news: City OKs lot purchase for expansion of park ; County is second in teacher salaries ; Paid car insurance is broached by UAW ; Press sponsors studies for six ; Sentence is suspended ; Hunt continues for four killers ; Queen Mary to be school? ; 'Prisoners set fatal blaze' ; Viet crisis averted as candidates OK'd ; Electricity is cut in Waterford, Shite Lake area ; How state's congressmen voted on bill ; Fire fighters' banquet near ; Street to close during paving ; Plans for tax package are up for discussion ; Church zoning gets approval ; Complaints rise in June for the police ; Board OKs fund agreement for street blacktopping project ; Boys' Club gets 10 picnic tables ; Ex-Dow exec dies in Midland ; Youth mute on charges of assault ; Chemistry award ; Completion date for Oxford center reset for October ; Lapeer clears annexation of Elba property ; Holly to ask bond issue OK ; Projected $130,000 surplus to be considered in Shelby ; Avondale school board awards paving contract ; Rochester board mulls tax rate, school expenses ; JC unit hunting for baby pictures ; Stony Creek gets head naturalist ; Police-citizen ratio reported high in Romeo ; Deep breaths can kill by causing blackouts ; Teen concert set ; New irrigation law seen as boost to potato output ; Work on sewer 80 pct. complete ; ACLU taking Amish father's fight to high courtPDFen-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.RailroadsStrikesEducationPrisoners of warLabor unionsVietnam WarPower outagesAgricultureSewage systemsTextOakland University