2024-08-062024-08-061958-04-30https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16541Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmFlies crippled jet 300 miles to save comrade ; Free zone urged at top of world: Dag appeals to Russia: 'Reconsider open skies' ; GM-UAW met tomorrow; Will not strike, says Reuther: Ford official commends GM contract stand ; US security at stake - Ike defends plan ; Witness states he spotted Van Horn because of hair ; Safety check of vehicles starts in city Monday ; GM first quarter sales 11.6 pct. below '57 period ; Father of 4 dies on 2-car crash ; Spring jobs nip recession trend ; Lincoln students embark for capital ; 8 from Pontiac as state dinner in Washington ; House to debate jobless relief ; US security at stake - Ike defends his plan ; Shoots girl, 7, kills herself ; Plant to open after 5 years ; The day in Birmingham: Business club as school told of retailing future ; Bill submitted by Broomfield ; Milford resident pleads innocent to mail charge ; Pockets reflect money bracket - psychologist ; Former Pontiac State clinical director dies ; Sullenberger suit order completed ; 'Unique' figure rocks London stock market ; State maps nearing extinction ; Experts view dog commodes in New York ; GI pay raise gets Senate OK ; Pontiac contractor, Harvey Stout dies ; Ex-GI credits Army for his 'gold mine' ; Ike calls law necessary for man's survival ; Michigan senators split on labor law issues ; PTAs to install officers ; King Idriss of Libya divorcing his wife ; Daughter born in family after fourteen sonsPDFen-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.Arctic regionsUnited Auto Workers UnionGeneral MotorsContract negotiationsAutomobile salesUnemployment compensationMilitary serviceStock exchangesThe Pontiac Press: 1958-04-30TextOakland University