2024-05-222024-05-221966-04-18https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13951Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmEarly turnout looks heavy in city election ; Morning rain fails to slow flow of voters ; Area man dies in M59 crash ; Best gain in years: U.S. output soars ; ‘U.S. favors Viet election ; County OKs preliminary ’67 budget ; Ohio pair chases UFO for 86 miles ; High interest in the Press ; Beware of charges: voters warned on 11th hour tactics ; Pontiac election is today; polls are open until 8 ; Electricians picketing all entrances at cape ; More schools hit by vandals ; Birmingham area news: 6 students are winners of firm’s scholarships ; Area lawyer sees 10-year judge term ; Raise backed for legislators ; Boy, 14, shot trying to flee police ; Music camp founder dies ; Romance hinted for Jackie, Spaniard ; Boy drowns in rescue try ; Singer’s doctor says to color her pregnant ; State budget action is due ; Congress resumes full activity today ; Von Braun tells of uses for satellites ; State road toll 10 in weekend ; Teaching plan approval seen ; W. Bloomfield firemen delay walkout decision ; Troy board foresees school fund deficit ; To pick officers, 2 delegates: Troy Club to vote Wednesday ; Kindergarten roundups set ; Threat of fires eases in state ; Fire in Brandon causes $6,500 home damage ; From Chrysler Corp.: 9 area students win scholarships ; Dependence on tutor can be harmful to student ; Bonn feels time ripe for talks with EastPDFen-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.Vietnam WarCold WarElectionsUnidentified flying objectsVotersMichigan--TroyLabor unionsMichigan--West BloomfieldWildfiresSchoolsGermanyEducationOnassis, Jacqueline Kennedy, 1929-1994Streisand, BarbraThe Pontiac Press: 1966-04-18TextOakland University