2024-05-222024-05-221966-07-12https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13878Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmOU may be site for theatrical center ; Pontiac General plans growth ; Includes two phases at cost of $2.1 million ; Yank fliers pound N. Viet engage MIGs ; Pontiac area hit by morning storm ; Fall from milk truck is fatal ; All-star game opens in 100-degree heat ; Man charged in state killing ; Mrs. Gandhi reaches Moscow ; Birmingham area news: city considers using disposable trash bags ; House probes trading stamps ; Airlines hit settlement figure ; ‘Overvalued by $25 million King orders ‘war’ on Chicago, Daley ; Equipment stolen at building site ; Overpass bids heard tonight ; Avon Township man charged in wife’s killing ; Compromise military bill likely to pass ; Schools to consider relations policy ; $100 million in heroin: five convicted in narcotics case ; Trio survives night on lake ; Soapy to ‘run scared’ but ignores Cavanagh ; Measles immunity required for pupils ; Police can make car safety checks ; Podiatric bill killed by veto ; Juvenile, pollution, license bills signed ; Sewer system urged in Avon ; Extensive summer projects utilize facilities of schools ; Sewage system grant sought ; By brave widow: a wish is fulfilled … ; Romney signs bills to assist farmers ; Farnum says new post office authorized for Highland ; ‘Voices from home’: recordings cheer soldiers ; State payrolls await bill OK; Exec issued China passport ; Ecorse school talks resume ; Teacher told to avoid Warren School District ; Cuba increasing mail censorship, says refugeePDFen-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.Oakland UniversityPontiac General HospitalVietnam WarIndiaCold WarCivil rightsKing, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968HomicidesLegislationSchoolsElectionsVaccinesSewersAuto safetyThe Pontiac Press: 1966-07-12TextOakland University