2024-08-062024-08-061958-05-02https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16539Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmVan Horn denies killing Waterford woman: Accuses police of scaring him into confessing ; Baseball prediction wins bonds ; Reds denounce Arctic plan: Polar inspection viewed as US spy 'gimmick' ; Flying squirrels get new home ; GM reply expected on speeding talks ; MSU-Oakland contracts let ; FHA considers recession a flop ; Dubious prize for city in state crime figures ; Senate action Uncertain on Ike's jobless-pay plan ; Girl enters dogs’ pen by mistake, fiercely attacked ; Reservation deadline near ; Negligent homicide charged in accident ; Big black critter scares Atlanta: Mystery beast at large ; Russian dance troupe learns about America ; 16.6 per cent idled in area ; Liner overshoots runway: None hurt at Newark ; The day in Birmingham: Holy Name teen-hi club will stage benefit play ; May examine doctor's sanity ; Auto production up 36.3 pct. this week ; Sullenberger out of Pontiac General ; Missing 6-year-old sought by police ; On Durant, Oklahoma: Seven inches of rain falls ; MSU tightens its belt under austerity budget ; Death makes office work a prize to hold ; Airline offering regular safaris to African areas ; German might strengthening ; Slave couple's child state's 'Mother of Year'PDFen-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.Murder trialsArctic regionsGeneral MotorsOakland UniversityUnemployment compensationAutomobile manufacturingTextOakland University