2024-08-272024-08-271955-02-22https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17574Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmPresident urges passage of highway program: Issues special message today requesting OK ; Income tax cut slated for vote despite protests ; Correspondents fete Italian actress ; Chiang planes strike at fleet on motor junks ; Mardi Gras crowds quiet as police patrol in force; What's needed most is place to mark 'File 13' ; State dental health head to speak on fluoridation ; Fluoride issue goes on ballot ; 2nd '55 A-test jolt Las Vegas ; 2 parties back Faure efforts ; Pope resumes duties ; 10,000 motorists in Pontiac still lack new tags; Devout await season of Lent ; Red moves add urgency to Asia talks ; Officials probe death of airman ; Zero cold wave follows storms across plains ; Williams' men win in Detroit ; Matusow tells of offering anti-McCarthy material ; Seek to bolster witness' story ; The day in Birmingham: Schools to use libraries as additional classrooms ; Birmingham man dies after accident ; Willow Run site slated for sale to developers ; Diamond hearing set for March 2 ; New Yorkers jam into stores for yearly sale ; NAACP attorney receives award ; Attacking policemen brings jail sentence ; Costa Rican head refuses to meet with Nicaraguan ; Bill introduced to amend veterans' homestead act ; Missing girl found sleeping in auto ; Police are guarding cousin of Robles ; GIs learn to live, fight in Arctic ; Britain will adapt Navy to atom age ; Would urge Ike to veto tax cut ; Balloting light as townships, cities hold primaries ; Plan highway for Avon area ; Four villages pick nominees ; Five Bay City students visiting Waterford High ; Funeral to be held for William Fullford ; Council nominees picked in 4 south Oakland cities ; Milford Rotary set to mark anniversary ; Statehouse trees face destruction ; Hardy lemon tree roots nourish Florida oranges ; Carhop puts up guns, agrees to move out ; Aga to donate $840,000 gift to housing planPDFen-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.HighwaysLollobrigida, Gina, 1927-2023FluorideNuclear testingPius XII, Pope, 1876-1958ElectionsLibrariesWillow Run (Mich.)VeteransTreesTextOakland University