2024-07-242024-07-241959-05-11https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16193Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmWild winds rip into homes southwest of city: Killer winds rip Ann Arbor, four other Michigan towns ; At least 4 roofs torn off in storm ; Traffic accidents claim 2 lives on area roads ; Re-elect head of UF trustees ; City police 'unshackled' from neckwear order ; E. German role delays Geneva ; Reds win: ministers not squares ; Porch winds up 100 yards away ; State police returning suspects ; Hoover urges stern measures; The day in Birmingham: City commission to hear road oiling proposals ; Pontiac singer pleads guilty ; Compromise tax plans flood Lansing in crisis ; 5 psychiatrists to test mother ; Ask end to penalty under Social Security ; Money for blood used to finance murder appeal ; 6 vie for posts on school board ; Oakland bar pans to honor three deceased ; Jobs at record high; unemployment drops ; Seaway ship leaves Detroit without cargo ; Zoning protest goes to Waterford board ; She saw Russia - good and bad - from inside ; Russia said making big medical strides ; Jet age drawback - shorter cocktail hour ; Schools facing payless payday ; NBC abandons request to stop strike picketingPDFen-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.WeatherUnited FundCold WarBudget deficitsStrikesLabor unionsThe Pontiac Press: 1959-05-11TextOakland University