2024-05-222024-05-221966-03-28https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13969Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmBy U.S. antiwar groups: Red China hails protests ; Peking claims discontent is only prelude ; Waterford vote may set record ; Arrest 13 of 14 in Negro death ; May have bearing on war: U.S. watching Red Congress ; Johnson welcomes India’s Mrs. Gandhi ; More UFOs sighted in area ; Teen is kidnapped; death deadline set ; Voters got to polls on Waterford school issues today ; B52s obliterate suspected Red site ; Bombs rain on swampland ; Detroit lawyer eyes race for governor ; Birmingham area news: commission to report on beautification study ; County GOP appoints two ; UFO sightings reported in state, Ohio, Wisconsin ; Pontiac sports legend dies ; Bachelor myth singled out ; Prosecutor names chief-aide, new appellate trial counsel ; U. S. officials won’t comment on new efforts to free Yank ; Community founded in 1832: Milford’s past is not forgotten ; Road tolls is 16 for weekend ; Tomorrow night: music festival set ; Deadline Tuesday for area hopefuls ;Bid to override veto is near ; Pakistan-China leaders complete talks ; Final alert on deadline for MedicarePDFen-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.ProtestsVietnam WarCivil RightsCold WarUnidentified flying objectsAbductionsMusic festivalsMichigan--MilfordElectionsTextOakland University