2024-05-222024-05-221966-03-16https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13979Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmDocking with agenda is first task: Gemini 8 astronauts begin difficult mission ; Record space walk slated tomorrow ; City approves workable plan ; House passes bill on county districts ; Dems expect Senate battle ; Two are killed in Watts riot ; Board urges two changes ; Major crimes soar in Pontiac ; Two features to watch for ; LBJ signs Viet tax bill; hints of hike later in year ; Bound over on charge of sodomy ; Sewer problem arises again ; Birmingham area news: board OKs resignation of recreation director ; Sen. Huber set to seek reelection ; Three named to county unit ; Table shows changes in deduction ; Three named to county unit ; Soviet ‘cosmomutts’ return after 23-day space journey ; Passing British driver’s test not snap ; Assistant gets post: Rochester school chief resigns ; C. of C. to give citizen award ; Cityhood vote June 6: Lake Orion council OKs deficit budget ; $1.2-million bond issue okayed for Clarenceville School District ; In Farmington program: 4 new adult courses offered ; School aide gets transfer ; North Farmington Bonne Britton: area girl hopes to be U.S. Junior MissPDFen-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.SpaceGemini 8DogsCrimeSoviet UnionElectionsBeauty pageantsSchoolsMichigan--Lake OrionUnited KingdomDrivingVietnam WarCivil RightsTextOakland University