2024-08-072024-08-071958-02-10https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16614Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmSheath of snow encases upstate New York: 13 lose lives as white veil envelops area ; Motorist finds tough sledding ; Hart makes bid for Senate seat ; Cold snap victims ; Beck may lose free lodgings ; Boy Scouts to take over: Run Pontiac tomorrow ; Brave teenager guards children ; Hospital staff votes its support for Flath ; Zero reading on Sunday marks this winter's low ; Farmers' utopia ; Say Keego man beat girl, 10 ; Flint boy, 13, chutes frigid 2,500 feet ; First man braves space ; Battle looms on civil rights ; Nixon believes: Biggest Russian threat now internal penetration ; The day in Birmingham: City planner to present revised zone ordinance ; Former supervisor of Waterford dies ; Ike, Dulles confer on Tunisia bombing ; No heave-ho for Schwartz ; Film on Europe due in adventure series ; Woman banker sees recession as short ; 'Humble' about cancer grant ; Seek attacker of 4 state girls ; Plane crashes dodging snow north of Niles ; Argentina needs tractor plants ; 2 civic organizations to hear DuPont man ; 'US could shoot moon rockets in '58' ; District in the sticks will elect Bulganin ; Ellis Island goes up for sale Friday; Only 1 mile from teeming ManhattanPDFen-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.SnowstormsHart, Philip A.Boy Scouts of AmericaAstronautsSpace explorationCivil rightsCancer researchAircraft accidentsEllis Island (N.J. and N.Y.)TextOakland University