2024-06-202024-06-201961-10-25https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15392Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmAre you trained to aid if N-attack comes? ; U.S. awaits fallout from big bomb ; Unable to tell if significant health hazard ; UF women’s drive near halfway point ; In charge of canvassers ; Chou’s cohorts take leave too ; Tshombe accepts cease-fire terms ; Radiation moves closer ; Push entry rights to East ; U.S. wages war on 40 kings of crime ; State ad-board will run again ; Con-Con delegates faces reapportionment study ; UF Mercury climbing up ; Detroiter dies after being hit on Woodward ; Two gas stations looted of about $60 ; UF women’s drive nears halfway point ; Commission gives OK to 1962 airport project ; Addresses New York GOP rally: Ike blasts JFK administration ; ; The day in Birmingham: Bloomfield Twp. pamphlet available to residents ; Contributing to UF is gift worthwhile ; To seek council post if vacated ; In red $3.9 billion at end of fiscal 1961: Treasury deficit $10 billion in 17 months ; Reds may be bungling their 2nd chance in the Congo ; Science working to starve out pests: finicky skeeters may be doomed at last ; Titan scores ninth success ; Group protests sale of planes to Yugoslavia ; San Antonio bans Henry Miller bookPDFen-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.United FundNuclear falloutAtomic bombsBomb sheltersAlgerian WarCold WarDeficitsDemocratic Republic of the CongoTextOakland University