2024-04-042024-04-041968-01-31https://hdl.handle.net/10323/12964Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmVC suicide squad killed in embassy attack ; Consumers plans expansion in area ; Final OK for open housing ; GM layoffs up despite accord ; City commission okays spending of income tax ; Death toll at 7 in Pennsylvania blast ; South Korea irked by Pueblo emphasis ; GM parts lag not felt here ; Birmingham area news: Commission modifies plans for ring road ; House near passage of first item in plan to protect consumer ; Offices looted in Waterford ; City cabby is hammered, shot, robbed ; Defense aide resigns to teach at university ; Painting stolen ; 16 missing in snow hunted ; Inkster schools get reprieve ; Skirts will stay short, declares mod designer ; Police probing theft of business machines in city ; Detroit teen held ; One-room school product back in style ; Farmington student is winner in national science contest ; Vote recount for Avon Twp. set for Feb. 8 ; Board quiet on millage loss ; MD talks of heart advances ; JPs nearing extinction ; Post office to move to larger Novi site ; Judge would speak on law and teens ; Movie and TV rights to book purchased ; Troy chamber officersPDFen-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 WarConsumers Power CompanyHousingGeneral MotorsLayoffsStrikesUSS PuebloExplosionsFashionMedical researchThe Pontiac Press: 1968-01-31TextOakland University