2024-05-222024-05-221966-04-12https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13956Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmB52s hit North Vietnam for first time; Mountain pass is hit by tons of explosives ; Quick vote vowed by military regime ; Soviet prediction: Red space feat seen ; Some miners back to work ; County board leader gets eleventh term ; Allstate boosts auto rates ; Interest hiked on home loans ; 12,500 dodgers are called in ; S. Africa likely to trim Rhodesia aid ; Estes cross-examined ; U.N. sanctions are deterrent ; Hospital fund campaign reaches $2,632,046 ; Conference on problems set at OCC ; Birmingham area news: historical board’s plan outlined to Commission ; Smart to run for reelection ; County gets school funds ; County OKs merit system ; Guards quell riots at Maryland prison ; Narcotics indictment returned against 2 ; 5 British seamen washed overboard ; Board OKs $1.1-million preliminary budget ; 4 groups join rights case appeal ; Deny druggist venue change ; Go fly a kite--- safely, urges Consumers Power ; Voters reject rezoning bid ; $49,920 grand OK’d for 4 school districts ; Five stagings of ‘Wizard’ set ; Huron Valley offered 4 building proposals ; Retired major named transportation director ; Blaze levels barn in Metamora Twp. ; Youths steal two pistols ; 3 boys find sailors life is not all fun ; Police officers in Lake Orion to get 5 percent hike in pay ; ‘Shoppers can fight high food prices’ ; State Senate ducks disputes ; During Gemini 9 flight: rookie may take deepest space stroll ; Scientist urges quiet UFO studyPDFen-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.Vietnam WarCold WarSpaceElectionsFraudLabor unionsProtestsUnidentified flying objectsChrysler CorporationCar insuranceTextOakland University