2024-04-032024-04-031968-02-05https://hdl.handle.net/10323/12960Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmUS denies deal made for crew of Pueblo ; Marines repel heavy attack near Khe Sanh ; Pontiac man slain; Murder is charged ; Defeat is seen for GOP with Nixon running ; January deliveries soar at GM Truck ; By N. Viet thrust - Rusk: 'Peace try ignored' ; Hunt for sub ends ; Area basks in warm sunshine ; Signs pointing to Pontiac housing progress ; Mansfield postpones try on rights vote ; 20 are arrested in police raid ; Birmingham area news: Petitioner withdraws bid for vacating Abbey Road ; $7 tax-free ceiling on day abroad eyed ; 19 feared lost as British trawler sinks ; Embassy chauffeurs may have aided VC ; Squirrel darkens parts of Maine ; Pontiac Div., UAW talks near deadline ; 'Stay in school' program is sought by LBJ ; Probe continues in GI slayings at Fort Hood ; 9 die, 15 hurt as hotel burns ; Joe Kennedy has relapse ; Fat cats dog it as rat killers ; Mathematical text typesetting studied ; Turkeys down ; Novi may set cityhood vote ; UP crash claims three as Michigan's traffic toll reaches 16 for weekend ; Suspected prison escapee disarms Detroit policemen ; Council names president in Wolverine Lake ; Milford, Highland meetings to hear taxes discussed ; Weapons stolen in W. Bloomfield ; Teachers, board begin bargaining in Utica district ; New executives named: Crittenton hospital staff is expanded ; Controversy in Troy: Apartment boom threat? ; Teacher's lot 'never so good' ; Avondale board to air preliminary plans for a second high school ; State income tax bringing in more than predicted ; Senate office bill may stir house 'trade'PDFen-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.USS PuebloNixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913-1994Vietnam WarCivil rightsLabor unionsKennedy, Joseph P.Crittenton General HospitalIncome taxesTextOakland University