2024-06-192024-06-191962-08-22https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15123Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmNew shocks panic Italy after quake that claimed 15 ; Russ shut commandant's office ; Soblen at trial on deportation ; Once scene of gaiety ; Allies in Berlin must deal with Soviet military ; Mother's back after 25 years ; Record year ahead in '63, says GM man ; Checking arson at rink ; Pontiac lifts rule against lawn sprinkling ; Directs union members to quit space site strike ; Viet Nam claims 166 dead Reds ; Pastor denies break-in try ; 17 nations agree to Geneva recess ; The day in Birmingham: Art appreciation plan outlines to school unit ; Fifth in current series: Register new Red N-blast ; Supervisors get budget in balance ; Durant stands behind society ; Photographs hint 2nd baby for princess ; Judge to rule on new trial ; Testifies about Estes checks ; 'Cop killer' fails to sway Kerner ; Finance group OKs bond issue for city water ; For political trends: California state to watch ; Bid for estate of Billie Sol ; Economists hit administration ; 'Dead and buried' ex-senator alive and kicking ; Pontiac city affairs: OK 3 water system contracts ; Amy Vanderbilt to help out: Better manners sought in NYC buses ; Caution urged in vaccine usePDFen-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.EarthquakesBerlin WallEspionageAutomobile manufacturingArsonStrikesVietnam WarNuclear disarmamentNuclear testingEstes, Billie SolPoliticsMargaret, Princess, Countess of Snowdon, 1930-2002Water systemsVaccinesPoliomyelitisThe Pontiac Press: 1962-08-22TextOakland University