2024-06-202024-06-201961-10-18https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15398Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmU.S. calls test unnecessary: urges halt of Red N-blast ; Claims Russians will soon seem moratorium ; ‘Could only aid ‘ political cause ; Deadline proposal tabled at Con-Con ; Seeks to avoid Chrysler strike ; Urban renewal last plan ready ; Acid fumes spread through area: 200 hurt as Chicago plant explodes ; 8 die in Algeria; France deports ; Life depends on YOU and CD plans: prepared with shelter against N-attack? ; U.N. facing tough decision: Katanga demanding OK on truce ; 7 killed as plane crashes, burns while on ground ; Lilly view for auditors’ chief: board to fill 12 county pots ; Peebles awaits trip to Ionia State Prison ; Blue Shield in the black, says director; Issue warning on illegal fires ; Nedzi, Czarnecki are nominated ; The day in Birmingham: traffic accidents to date running same as 1960 ; Ex-Pontiac youth shoots 2 officers ; Man to spend Christmas in jail eating baby food ; Optimist Club hosts little league team; Waterford to host part of Region 7 educators ; School funds topic for Waterford board ; Warns Con-Con against politics ; Man beats Red tape, brings bride home ; Flying minister uses highway as landing field ; Girl knocked out after crashing all-male societyPDFen-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.Nuclear testingCold WarRussiaElectionsLabor unionsAlgerian WarBlue Cross Blue ShieldMichigan--WaterfordTextOakland University