2024-05-222024-05-221966-03-23https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13973Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmDowntown redevelopment hopes get a giant boost ; Indict Wayne County sheriff, aide ; Two charged on 7 counts of duty neglect ; 7 UFO reports made in county ; Address slated May 3: U. N. ambassador to speak at OU ; Blast puts Chinese nearer to breaking point with Russia ; LBJ says French actions may imperil Western world ; MSU prof quits GOP senate race ; FBI probing inquiry by GM ; Osteopath bill fails by 1 vote ; Probing stories of ‘ghost ship’ ; Pontiac sets sales record ; Dem raps school tour ‘politicking’ ; House OKs S. Viet supplement ; $13-billion bill is sent to LBJ ; Pakistan units Red-supplied ; Birmingham area news: UF director appointed for Oakland County unit ; At least 8 dead in wake: storm bites into Minnesota ; Clues sought in slaying of 2 roommates ; Pontiac Twp. woman tells of visit by ‘object’ last July ; Pontiac group will nor 200 youths ; Alpinists push up icy Mt. Eiger after climber plunges to death ; Pope meets archbishop, asks ‘unity’ ; In Walled Lake vote: Chamber backs rezoning ; Traffic problem no closer to solution ; Baby drowns as mother lies asleep ; Talk slated in Rochester ; New page in the history of Brandon Public Library ; Clarkston High School tour offered Brandon Twp. citizens ; 40 plans okayed in school district reorganization ; Troy church offers guest Lent speaker ; Sees Catholic deaconessPDFen-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.Michigan--PontiacPoliceMichigan--Wayne CountyUnidentified flying objectsCold WarGeneral MotorsMichigan State UniversityPontiac Motor DivisionUnited NationsOakland UniversityVietnam WarElectionsSevere weatherHomicidesPontiac Citizens CommitteeMountain climbingCatholicismMichigan--Walled LakeTrafficMichigan--ClarkstonMichigan--TroyThe Pontiac Press: 1966-03-23TextOakland University