2024-04-092024-04-091967-08-01https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13119Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmHouse panel hears pros and cons on a lottery for Michigan ; Riot issues face state legislators ; 3 indicted in 'largest' robbery ; Clark answers Romney riot 'politics' rued ; Severe storm pelts Pontiac ; 4-H fair to select royalty ; Bonds lowered for 25 in jail ; Troops pull out ; Romney lifts most controls ; Canadian car-pact talks open ; Birmingham area news: AAUW book roundup is on ; De Gaulle vows aid for a Canadian split ; Death takes area founder of ink firm ; NLRB rejects union for skilled ; Policeman, Guardsman called killers ; US is moving on Carmichael ; Chamber sets plan of action ; July sunshine plentiful, but temperatures low ; 25 felony suspects given lower bonds ; Hunt continues for 4 killers ; No meeting here tonight ; Clinton River claims tot ; Michigan's public health chief quits ; City water fluoridated; 'Ordinance not violated' ; VP to deliver major policy talk in Detroit ; Board acts to ease bee problem ; Police, firemen draw praise ; Auto parts yard loses ; School taxes for Rochester go up one mill ; 70 in Independence Twp. attend hearing on proposed zone code ; Assessments OK'd at paving hearing ; 2 new reservoirs improve water service from Detroit ; Rochester attorney, 67, can't retire ; Rezoning favored for 2 Milford lots ; 3 found in station; youth, 18, charged ; Urban rioting stirs citizens to write their congressmenPDFen-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.GamblingRiot legislationWeatherLabor unionsRiotsPoliceNational GuardFluorideWater supplyTextOakland University