2024-08-082024-08-081957-12-28https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16657Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmRescuers recover bodies of 11 coal miners: 14 other men survive blast, being trapped ; Need help on Lions TV?: One of 'em sits very near you, governor told ; New regulations to aid traffic flow on Dixie ; New York thief grabs himself a bag of woe ; Call for claims on Antarctic ; Survivors of coal mine blast ; Prenatal stress can affect baby ; Rescue at mine must go slowly ; Explosion at mine rocks men beneath the ground ; Youth, 15, gets life for slaying of child ; Elvis gets 6-day draft delay ; Seeks to replace property taxes ; Soviet cheered by Afro-Asians ; Graham giving truculent ram to church camp ; President rests at farm home ; The day in Birmingham: Churches invite students to New Year services ; Violence flares in Battle Creek and New York: Youths go on killing spree ; Pair witnesses slaying of mom ; Four youths held in armed robbery ; 4 hurt in accident on South Boulevard ; Tot decides to drive ; Mexican beauty denies romance with Aga Khan ; Company identifies miners who died ; Death stills prolific pen of James W. Clapp ; US to promote science studies ; Sales of 1958 licenses lagging at Pontiac branch ; Miriani will retain Piggins, DPW chief ; Mexico attempting to deport two menPDFen-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.ExplosionsDisastersMine safetyDetroit LionsTraffic regulationsPresley, Elvis, 1935-1977TaxesGraham, Billy, 1918-2018CrimeScienceMiriani, Louis C.TextOakland University