2024-07-112024-07-111959-10-26https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16035Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmCourt Taft-Hartley steel ruling due tomorrow: Kaiser won't bargain with rest of industry ; Protesting pickets parade ; Teamsters are picketed here by carpenters ; Million Castro backers rally against America ; Vote on library in Waterford ; Let's stop this bickering, Gov. Williams advises ; New revenue or catastrophe ; Teen-age killer snarls he hates everyone ; St. Michael soph wins Bowlerama ; Nobel Prize for America ; Man seriously knifed in brawl ; Soviet papers to unveil moon pics tomorrow ; County judges to get pensions ; The day in Birmingham: Businessmen will offer city downtown plan ; 5 Press printers honored by ITU ; Actress shuns Cuba - insurance $3,000 per day ; Say gangsters, Kierdorf pushed coverall brand ; Traffic leaves 9 dead in state ; Moultrie's poultry feathers its nest ; County official quits road post ; Hunters thought missing on Saginaw Bay are safe ; 'Peace' words sting Mao's clan: Nik puts China on trial ; Birmingham man named architect parley officials ; Uranium output up ; Indiana newsman dies at 35 of rare disease ; Retired city grocer succumbs to illness ; Two slightly injured in chain reaction crash ; Red steel worker smug at strike ; Aviation insurance firm licensed by MichiganPDFen-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.Labor policySteel industry and tradeStrikesLabor unionsCubaNobel PrizesSpace explorationTextOakland University