2024-06-252024-06-251961-08-11https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15455Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmK warns Russia will ‘crush enemies in war’ ; ‘West expects to negotiate’ ; Claims convicts faking insanity ; Lifer missing at state prison ; Reds already negotiating on E. Reich treaty ; Realizes her dream ; New Wisner lights expected next year ; Rusk reports high degree of allied unity ; Area teen dies after injuries ; Senator denies deal on Feikens ; What’s wrong with this picture? ; Tells story to crowd of 1,500: Titov relanded on Earth by ‘chute’ ; Wants to take vote on strike ; Little battle big for Latin aid cut ; Proposes troops evacuate Laos ; The day in Birmingham: schools are ready now to enroll new students ; Kennedy gives Pentagon power to call reserves ; Bids on courthouse wing top estimates by $160,000 ; New act drops duty-free list down to $100 ; New cabinet branch OK’d by committee ; Will hold meeting on Sleeping Bear ; Machine cleans mailboxes on mass basis ; Racing club to use split-second timers ; Auto industry to start output of ’62 models ; Approves extension of school aid plan ; Kennedy signs bill creating labor post ; Foreign aid time limit appears doomed to fail ; Dancer, violinist take 1st prize ‘Y’ talent show ; Gets broken ankle lighting cigarette ; Kennedy signs bill creating labor post ; Registration of new cars at high for year l Later opening of state schools urged of Bartlett ; Samuel Olsen given clean bill of health ; GOP moderates expect leaders to attend session ; Cholera epidemic reported in China ; Likes make people laugh: Cary Grant doing another comedy ; No settlement seen in 11-day bus strikePDFen-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.RussiaCold WarPrisonersGermanyWisner StadiumMichigan--PontiacSpaceCosmonautsTitov, G. S. (German Stepanovich), 1935-2000Vietnam WarEducationUnited States Postal ServiceRacingLabor unionsGrant, Cary, 1904-1986CinemaAutomobilesDiseasesTextOakland University