2024-05-212024-05-211966-09-07https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13829Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmHearing ordered on redevelopment plan ; S. Africa vows to hold course ; 54,000 in state face teacherless classes ; LBJ signs bill containing $22 million in aid for rent ; School days are back again ; Eat your lunch and digest the plan ; Churches losing out in space race ; 2 N. Viet-China rail lines hit ; Land fighting slow except for terrorism ; Will head UF speaker’s unit ; Avon lane holdout on sewer plan ; Birmingham area news: abandon some phases of Ring Road ---Chamber ; Board OKs school pact ; Rusk remains in hospital ; Public library to get assist ; 63 jailed, 15 hurt during Atlanta riot ; 3 break-ins in Birmingham ; $33,047 spent by grand jury ; 170 abandon stricken ship ; In Democratic primary: Nevada leader wins ; Studies begin on supersonic airliner plans ; House OKs crime study panel ; Grand juror seeking subpoena opinion ; New factory opens at Soo ; U.S. explains ship accident ; In four districts: teacher pacts okayed ; Delay hearing on gravel pit ; Public hearing set to air 3rd plan for Rochester cityhood ; Work starts on building for Bell firm ; Meeting on sewer needs eyed ; Bus drivers OK contract ; Allegedly took grandchildren: accused kidnaper surrendersPDFen-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.HousingTeachersSchoolsSouth AfricaApartheidReligionSpacePontiac Elks TempleVietnam WarSewersRoadsLabor unionsUnited FundPontiac Public LibraryGeorgia--AtlantaCivil rightsRobberiesElectionsMichigan--DetroitOrganized crimeMichigan--Sault Ste. MarieTextOakland University