2024-05-222024-05-221966-04-08https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13959Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm1 dead, 10 missing: 470 safe as liner burns ; All survivors in good shape---coast guard ; Anti-American riots in Saigon worst in week ; OK Waterford school budget ; OCC board receives new budget ; Will deliver talk at OU graduation ; Nicklaus loses a stroke but still leads in Masters ; LBJ: widen social security ; FCC head resigns post ; Women loyal to Jesus while men panicked ; Legislators work on districting ; Council chief delays U.N. session in Rhodesia ; Urban League head to speak ; Brezhnev reelected by Soviets ; Birmingham area news: police chief supports House bill on ‘cruising’ ; Bronson receives go-ahead to run for circuit judgeship ; Area woman bound over ; Yank details Viet escape ; GM truck local votes in favor of strike action ; hen may put rabbit out of work ; 2 car makers will provide list of defects ; AEC team tours state A-site ; Oxford Twp. to vote on zoning Monday. AAUW plans art festival in Rochester ; In Shelby Twp.: cityhood census due Tuesday ; Five sought for reunion ; For years of service: milk producers honor 4 from county ; Barn in Avon Twp. destroyed in fire; arson is suspected ; Writing award to ‘M’ student from Lyon Twp. ; Arts and crafts exhibit due next week near Clarkston ; First service set at church ; In Springfield Township: church’s first service Sunday ; Levels of Great Lakes go up; all may gain 4-6 more inches ; IMPACT speeds Detroit police callsPDFen-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.MS Viking PrincessOakland Community CollegeMasters TournamentGolfOakland UniversityGraduationsLentEasterCold WarElectionsVietnam WarFederal Communications CommissionGeneral MotorsChrysler CorporationMichigan--WaterfordAtomic Energy CommissionMichigan--OxfordArt exhibitionsAgricultureTextOakland University