2024-08-012024-08-011958-08-12https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16437Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm$390,000 earmarked for Pontiac's airport: Grant to provide control tower, safety system ; US Marine battalion leaving Lebanon: Rebel leader Salam cheers 'symbolic step' ; Communist leaders in Peiping ; Silent witness fears reprisal from Kierdorf ; Shape of things to come: Fantastic future ; Ike will go before UN ; Circuit court judge Hartrick dies suddenly on coast ; Report union rank and file 'organized' to oust Hoffa ; Congress aims at adjournment ; Election forecast - Van Wagoner says: We'll gain in county ; Election forecast - Dondero cites: Best public service ; City Teamster head sues in land deal ; Bound over on photo theft ; Approval given to highway plan ; The day in Birmingham: Commissioners delay paving action 3 weeks ; Curtice is 65 Friday: Silent on future plans ; Pontiac man held in Havana ; Pontiac General gets transcript on Sullenberger ; Judge tells legislators to swelter with him ; Back to school: Here are tips on making first day a happy one ; Commission to OK traffic bureau change ; Wage dispute shuts Canadian steel plant ; Actress Ann Miller to wed Texas oilman ; Hedy Lamarr to get $3,000 each month ; Bagwell again blasts Williams ; Tot, 2, plunges three stories into his arms ; Truck strike spreading ; Potter, McNamara vote same 3 times ; Complex computors to aid jet pilots ; Strange lights reported above Flint, Muskegon ; GM to host teachersPDFen-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.AirportsLebanonMiddle East ConflictUnited NationsLabor unionsHoffa, James R. (James Riddle), 1913-PoliticsElectionsGeneral MotorsPontiac General HospitalStrikesAviationTechnologyLamarr, HedyTextOakland University