2024-06-042024-06-041964-11-11https://hdl.handle.net/10323/14394Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm'Collective leadership': Urge group to guide GOP ; Republicans continue with self-analysis ; LBJ, Dillon meet, discuss excise tax cut ; Carried gun to see Romney: Mental patient wins votes ; Wide Track Drive nearing completion ; British hike benefits, tax ; US honors veterans ; 900 acres of land bought for area development ; Red confab to be delayed ; Publisher given award ; All-out drive for college fund ; Grenade rips playground; 34 injured ; Britain would keep veto: Say Wilson to offer N-Force to NATO ; Skies clear in California ; Birmingham area news: Lot-size requirement cut for 67-acre area ; AF jet bomber crashes in west; 7 in crew die ; Contributors to UF ; Ford talks aim at 4 key plants ; Judge tells suburbs to battle tax ; Report 1,100 Vietnamese drown in surging floods ; Pontiac Twp. given free library use ; Troy board delays vote until June ; Pick Jackson exec for U of M board ; Pontiac city affairs: Pay of 5 officials brought up to scale ; Education consultant found dead in car ; 26 go free as jailer goofs ; For Avon Township: Opposition halts sewer plan ; To decide Nov. 24 on busing plan ; To review Utica request for school district change ; Home owners file lawsuit on pollution of Paint Creek ; School plans book program ; S. Lyon school board to start bond issue push ; Striking Louisville teachers may circumvent picketing ban ; Jersey senator raps secrecy on new House office buildingPDFen-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.PoliticsRoad constructionVeteransMedical schoolsNorth Atlantic Treaty OrganizationNuclear weaponsAircraft accidentsUnited FundVietnamFloodingLibrariesThe Pontiac Press: 1964-11-11TextOakland University