2024-08-142024-08-141957-03-01https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16924Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmEarly approval sought for proposed highway: Summer date for OK is goal of plan group ; Steel will speed long delayed road project ; Your Miss Front Page for March: She's a junior at Pontiac High ; Israel prepares to reveal plans for withdrawal ; Painter has answer for $900 Pot-O-Gold ; Township police rescue woman ; Rollins gets life for killing boy ; March lion mild in Pontiac area; East feels rage ; Weight restrictions placed on highways ; Old plates bring tickets today ; Grill pinball operator in Teamsters' probe ; City industrial union council official dies ; Group tackles sewer problem ; The day in Birmingham: Air raid siren testing begins with sirens on Saturday ; UN Army under Burns set to enter Gaza, Aqaba ; Let contracts for 2 schools ; 100 protest road at Eastover School ; GM man dies of heart attack ; Kingswood Gallery to show Berger art ; Man barely escapes from burning house ; Republicans hit Williams' tax plan ; Revolt threat fails to scare Ben-Gurion ; Summerfield would junk the postal savings system ; Soviet art must portray Red life, culture, growth ; Salemi electrocuted after 7 postponements ; Eden's health better; Can take short walksPDFen-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.HighwaysMiddle East ConflictIsraelUnited NationsLicense platesLabor unionsOrganized crimeSewage systemsAir raid warning systemsTaxesPostal serviceCapital punishmentTextOakland University