2024-05-232024-05-231966-01-14https://hdl.handle.net/10323/14029Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmSlain by police: 2 die in plot on Firestone ; Pair believed set to kidnap industrialist ; ‘Dems misuse poverty funds’ ; Weaver LBJ’s Cabinet choice ; Cong activity slows: fatal accidents plague Yanks in Viet ; Johnson, NY mayor differ on settlement ; Testimony ends in murder trial ; Old city form is still legal ; Mall auto show to display about 50 new models ; New system may clear air: foundry pollution curb eyed ; North Viets using lull for rebuilding: lines to China being fixed ; Vocational schools are proposed ; Birmingham area news: high school societies revived as court issue ; Announce candidacy: first 2 enter city election ; Johnson expects few to oppose tax proposal ; 1,000 Marines to go to Gitmo ; Pontiac man arrested in knife slaying ; No guarantee by OCC board ; Poverty war post accepted ; County leader named for 1966 Michigan week ; To introduce bill seeking funds for OU ; Rio death toll climbs to 355 ; Kelley calls for police salary drive ; Asks if tax break applies to co-ops ; Name game played with zest: ‘Farmington Hills’ leads poll ; Attendance at area park tops region ; For Lake Orion District: state OKs remedial reading program ; Area lad starts duty as a page in state house ; Liquor sale issue on ballot in Milford ; Contracts let in Utica for study of proposed renewal project ; Church group plans event ; No refrigeration needed: MSU scientist develops sterilized milk ; ‘Sukarno trying to outflank military chiefs and restore his mastery of Indonesia’PDFen-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.Firestone, Leonard K.PovertyElectionsVietnam WarMurder trialsPontiac Motor DivisionZoningOakland UniversityOakland Community CollegeVocational schoolsCold WarCubaBrazil--Rio de JaneiroPoliceMichigan State UniversityDairyMichigan--Farmington HillsState parksLiteracyTextOakland University