2024-08-072024-08-071958-02-08https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16615Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmCheered by Southland gifts ; Keeps his promise to injured grandson ; New York city schools oust at least 644 violent students : Authorities act after outbreak of youth crimes ; GE executive named to head space agency ; Enough cyanide to kill 500,000 lost in England ; Reigns at MSU J-Hop ; Work continues on Atlas ICBM ; 'The Egg and I' creator dies ; AFL-CIO maps overseas help ; Area residents stay in deep-freeze ; Expelling of students old story in Pontiac ; Space age brings many new words ; Horse freed of legal shackles ; Keep vigil over crash victims ; Plans on compensation blasted by Republicans ; The day in Birmingham: Impressionism fading, noted artist believes ; New York ousts violent students ; Johnson announces he's no space czar ; Deep South shivers again: Bitter Arctic cold grips most of the eastern US ; Jacobsen's shop damaged by blaze ; In woman's death at roadblock: Accused of manslaughter ; Newspapers to carry third of advertising ; Two die in police chase ; Pontiac slated for blood bank; Faces problem ; Water drops foot in Lake St. ClairPDFen-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.Juvenile delinquentsHazardous materialsIntercontinental ballistic missilesSpace explorationLabor unionsUnemployment compensationFiresAdvertisingBlood drivesTextOakland University