2024-05-222024-05-221966-06-20https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13897Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmSoviets give DeGaulle enthusiastic welcome ; Mishap fatal to area youth ; FBI reports U.S. crime rate up ; Ky’s troops tighten their hold on Hue ; Spectacular fire hits Detroit ; Actor-comic dies of cancer ; Court limits application of new confession rules ; Glad reserve call-up nixed ; Birmingham area news: five men are elected to state region JA posts ; To city youngsters: head start checkups given ; One contest in Waterford ; Violations greatly increased on Oakland County waterways ; Talk slated by Griffin ; 5 in family hurt as 2 cars collide ; ‘Giant’ killed after manhunt ; Bill including funds for OU library OK’d ; Given 18-year sentence: pleads guilty in great train robbery ; Narrow escape for John Wayne on Viet visit ; Bob Kennedy says he’ll back LBJ in 1968 ; Price ceiling on brides is druse desire ; At camp in Rose Twp.: Nigerian at aquatic school ; Junior in post at girls’ state ; Events to highlight Keatington opening ; Teachers vote summer talks ; Board to discuss traffic light need ; Three in one family killed: 17 die in state mishaps ; Program set for children ; 3 new exhibits at Stony Creek Nature Center ; Rector to preach in Great Britain ; Griffin speaks to 1,256 youths at boys’ state ; Detroit rally hears King hit bias in north ; Dixie Negroes come out to join Rights marchesPDFen-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.Cold WarFranceCar accidentsVietnam WarFiresElectionsLabor unionsSchoolsCivil rightsThe Pontiac Press: 1966-06-20TextOakland University