2024-08-152024-08-151956-08-07https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17103Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmEarly voting very light in city, county, state: Pontiac electors to decide upon charter change ; Nasser to issue vital statement on Suez Sunday ; Fair animals get final grooming ; Michigan waits GOP selection for governor ; Hi-ho, come to the county fair! ; Pontiac Hospital board acts on survey report ; 'It wasn't so hard to use!' - voters praise machines ; Milford baby drowns in creek ; Team of horses finds way home after year away ; Cobo 7, Leonard 3 in first returns ; Weatherman says: 'Little change seen' ; Steel price hike to affect cost of consumer articles ; Shivering? - here's why ; Murder field searched again ; F. W. Wagner service slated for tomorrow ; Sheriff searches ax murder site ; The day in Birmingham: City rezones on Lincoln but eyes future usage ; Truman ex-aide for Stevenson? ; Chemical blast kills 3, hurts 17 ; GOP foreign policy hit ; Memorial find for sex victim reaches $2,050 ; Break for film fans: US lifts ticket tax ; Tradition may be tossed by Stevenson in Chicago ; Dictator Peron plans a visit to Venezuela ; 31 Oakland area drivers lose license privileges ; Graft area schools face audit of books ; Miss Lucy still hoping to re-enter university ; Convention goers dust off same old stuff ; FBI to speed up kidnap hunting ; Break ground for atom plant ; Twister strikes in South DakotaPDFen-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.ElectionsSuez CanalPontiac General HospitalMurderNuclear energyTextOakland University