2024-03-262024-03-261969-09-23https://hdl.handle.net/10323/12411Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm$1.3 million a day goes for safeguard ; N-arms talks 'soon' - Kremlin ; Waterford tax fight brewing ; Warrant issued in Canada in area slaying ; 1st day of Fall gets noisy note ; Half-day 'frills' are explained ; Stadia, downtown projects could brighten city future ; Senate starts housing-bill debate ; Birmingham - city teachers to take strike vote tonight ; Nixon backs SST, asks $662 million ; House panel spurns Nixon's postal plan ; No more taxes - parents ; Board's choice for post is here ; Education report set by Milliken ; Antiwar protesters yield 'M' hall ; ADC mother of 8 set to move ; S. Viet unit suffers heavy casualities ; Building trade job bias hit in 'Black Monday' demonstrations ; Detroit 'left holding bag' on abandoned Nike site ; Classroom of future is at Roeper School? ; 4-H turns attention to growing needs of Black children ; Dems to meet on reforms ; 6 added, 9 reappointed to state recreation panelPDFen-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 disarmamentUniversity of MichiganProtestsVietnam WarThe Pontiac Press: 1969-09-23TextOakland University