2024-06-042024-06-041964-11-24https://hdl.handle.net/10323/14383Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmUS missionary killed: Belgian troops seize Stanleyville ; 50 hostages said slain by Congo rebels ; Four children die in smoke of home blaze ; Mixed N-fleet hurt by Wilson ; Promise look at speed limit ; Ford starts up assembly lines ; Blast rips apartments in Kansas City; 2 dead ; Charge Detroiter in gun slaying of mother of two ; Probe shows engine trouble ; Cites economic benefits of college to community ; Pontiac sales up for middle of November ; Burned yacht is abandoned ; Viet Yank missing ; Birmingham area news: Judge denies dismissal of suit in school Case ; President, Shriver, eye 'poverty war' ; Pontiac mall tops UF goal ; 1st Inquiry on offer of city service ; Huber resigns as Troy mayor ; $55 million is gift goal for U of M ; Arts Center unit selects name, elects officers ; 7 in jailbreak still at large ; Board denies recount bid ; Struck down; purse taken; no grudge, says victim ; Regulation of traffic gets action in Troy ; Ruling due next month on pay hikes ; Evangelist to hold series of services ; List criteria for new chief ; 'Rumpelstiltskin' set as holiday 'dessert' ; County's top dairymen to be feted at banquet ; Dairy output hits records again in state ; US hikes bank discount rate to halt dollar flow ; Endorse plan for the elderly ; Red China may get seat: See photo finish at UNPDFen-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.CongoHostagesNuclear weaponsFord Motor CompanyAutomobile manufacturingPovertyUnited FundUniversity of MichiganTraffic safetyAgricultureUnited NationsPeople's Republic of ChinaTextOakland University