2024-08-142024-08-141957-07-24https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16799Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm7 convicted of hindering school integration: Defense ready to file appeal in 'Clinton trial' ; Overcrowding may lead to violence, Judge Moore says ; Relief at children's home asked ; City receives top safety award ; More bark and less bite ; Sheppard case confession called 'complete hoax' ; Senate expected to limit scope of civil rights bill ; Seek 'madman' in New Mexico ; Segregation again issue in school aid bill debate ; Committee says 'no' to Hells Canyon bill ; Explode ninth atom shot in current series of tests ; Senate rackets probe continues ; Plane explosion kills 10 fliers ; Full house for Press theater tour ; Hold hearing on 'dope' count ; Faces charge of embezzling ; The day in Birmingham: Schone okays purchase of property at Quarton ; Name Pontiac Bell assistant manager ; Enter innocent plea for Lawrence Turner ; Twist of fate brings death ; Margaret's latest plans to resign his commission ; Trucker's 'dream house' now hole in the ground ; Pontiac trooper gets his man in hectic chase ; Judge boots out Hoffa booster, leaves quietly ; Jury lack accord in Johnny Dio trial ; Michigan to promote opportunities exhibit ; Discarded check leads to arrest ; Britain delays strikes against desert tribes ; Adams' resentment cited by Lindsay ; Sailors leaning to innocent dates ; French theater star Guitry dies at 73 ; Man given $20,000 fine, probation on tax charge ; Tourists to see wild west scene at pony auction ; Warren speaks to ABA meeting ; Israel-bound ship clears Suez Canal ; Child starts fire in Waterford home ; Sisters, 15 and 24, end marriages with same plan ; Museum finds articles hidden in bison exhibitPDFen-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.SegregationSheppard, SamCivil rightsAircraft accidentsNuclear testingHoffa, James R. (James Riddle), 1913-Suez Canal (Egypt)TextOakland University