2024-05-222024-05-221966-02-17https://hdl.handle.net/10323/14000Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmSolution for downtown area may be near ; At senate hearing: Morse, Taylor clash on Viet ; Faulty sewers halt Oxford renovation ; LBJ, ex-envoy are misguided---lawmaker ; 3 police hurt in car chase ; Girl inmates riot; 11 are hurt, 9 escape ; Saginaw tilts closed to fans ; Giant plane crashes at Soviet airport ; Copter from Soo finds 2 fishermen ; Future osteopath college gaining financial support ; Cheat death by freezing, says prof ; Cong hits in 4 areas; blasts rock Saigon ; Rifle is found in sniper case ; ‘U.S. violates N-ban treaty’ ; Rabbi termed slightly worse ; Birmingham area news: city businessman heads fund drive committee ; Romney gets bill on aid to mental health ; Pontiac Man ruled insane in shooting ; New rank set for city police ; Morals case is dismissed ; Humphrey, India leader talk; $100-million loan is offered ; For Walled Lake and Novi: joint sewer plan will be studied ; $3 million sought for 67 classrooms: Lapeer District to vote on bond issue ; Bosses’ night banquet: Clarkston JCs honor two at fete ; Board backs rezoning for light industry ; Keego nixes rezoning bid ; Action delayed on ordinances in Imlay City ; Ford Motor Co. exec appointed to West Bloomfield Twp. board ; Griffin hints no primary fight if GOP chief back another for SenatePDFen-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--PontiacVietnam WarSewersCold WarCorrectional facilitiesMichigan College of Osteopathic MedicineCryonicsNuclear weaponsElectionsThe Pontiac Press: 1966-02-17TextOakland University