2024-08-082024-08-081957-12-10https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16675Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmWiretap evidence ban by high court may help Hoffa ; Willman to offer plan for hospital: Would collect $960,000 from capital funds ; Subway strike throttles New York ; Riders battle to board rains; Commuters jam Grand Central Terminal ; One man dies ; Strong chance Ike to attend NATO meeting ; AFL-CIO votes to expel bakery workers at once ; Train collision in Italy kills 15 ; So this is a dress? ; Racket probers to quiz 'strong-arm' Teamster aide ; US 10 expressway to come first in area ; Pontiac UF drive within $9,000 of area's goal ; Dulles to defend plan for NATO ; The day in Birmingham: Parents make complaints of muddy places at schools ; Underground shelters for nuclear war ; Birmingham lodge slates installation ; 200 GOP heads fete legislator ; Jan. 20 is last day to pay county taxes ; Greeks, Turks clash furiously ; Heat wave hits Denver ; College courses affect chances of girl's marriage ; 3 Italian noblemen guilty in drugs case ; Ex-hero pleads insanity in trial ; Latest Russian claim - they invented Santa Claus ; Romeos hearing set for Friday ; Curtice says: Safety must come from within ; Driver must educate self ; Forest products up farm income ; Rain, traffic jams cancel plans: No parade for monarch ; Farmer, sheriff scratch heads: Army silent on big hole found in Alabama farmPDFen-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.Hoffa, James R. (James Riddle), 1913-WiretappingPontiac General HospitalStrikesNorth Atlantic Treaty OrganizationLabor unionsFashionTeamstersExpresswaysUnited FundBomb sheltersTextOakland University