2024-06-252024-06-251961-07-10https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15484Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmSays satellites restless under Red bloc ; U.S. takes hard look at defenses ; Russia parades big helicopters, new jet planes ; Teen-ager works … and plays too ; McNamara notes need following Soviet threat ; NATO is ready to add forces ; Out after 11 years ; Axis Sally ends stay in prison ; No juvenile delinquent: child actress, 14, is ‘so busy!’ ; Dies as his car falls over bank ; Sets course record in British golf open ; Skeleton of $2-million building ; Queer sky ball battles local spotters, police ; Report 237 dead, missing from burning transport ; World population swooping up to three billion ; Eichmann rests, then lashes out ; Integrationists return, but pool remains open ; To give arguments for Charter Township ; Fliers are confident after catching cone ; The day in Birmingham: city will get petitions for golf course tonight ; Accepts recall of parliament ; Charge assault on blind girl ; Burned worker is still critical ; Acountants form new local chapter ; Purge seems to assist Pak ; High (Hic) flier pulls a knife -causes a plane dilemma ; to return donations to swap unopened ; No summer slump in newspapers ; Governor favors an open Con-Con ; Norstad wants to build quietly ; Most employes of Gemmer Co. to move south ; Train-bus collision in Formosa kills 49PDFen-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.Cold WarCommunismCar accidentsUnidentified flying objectsEmploymentEichmann, Adolph, 1906-1962Duke, Patty, 1946-2016The Pontiac Press: 1961-07-10TextOakland University