2024-05-222024-05-221966-05-11https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13931Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmFallout from Chinese A-blast is reported heavy Griffin chosen for Senate seat ; Both Williams, Cavanagh hit Romney pick ; LBJ speaks at Princeton, strikes back at Viet critics ; Sniper insane, sent to Ionia, Detroit blasts kills 1, hurts more than 100 ; Library issue OK’d by voters ; Chrysler planning cutback ; Foreign dignitaries touring state ; Troy youth, 17, fatally injured in car-truck-crash ; Seek injunction in school strike ; Birmingham area news: lawyer given free hand in drive-in traffic snarl ; U.S. aid to schools may be cut in city ; School official to run again ; New leader for Teacher Association ; Seeks 2nd term on OCC board ; City hospital trustee named ; State okays bond issue for OCC campus ; Judy given OK to start school in fall ; White Lake official gets exam delay ; New Buddhist agitation hits Viet army ; Guard firing up for appeal ; House OKs rent plan funds ; Rail union ‘whisky rebellion’ ends after judge issues order ; $3.1-million proposals are on school ballot ; Light industry OK’d for site near school ; Race strip to become home site ; Budget hikes Oxford pay; tax rate cut ; New appointments for Utica schools ; School district switch nixed ; Rocky, Sorensen kin win primary races ; Blackboard-by-wire may alter teaching ; Foreign news commentary: repugnance to A-bomb use growsPDFen-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.Nuclear weaponsElectionsVietnam WarLibrariesCar accidentsOakland Community CollegeLabor unionsTaxesSchoolsThe Pontiac Press: 1966-05-11TextOakland University