2024-03-192024-03-191960-01-06https://hdl.handle.net/10323/12275Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmMiami vacation airliner explodes in sky, 34 die ; Honor city's first baby of '60 ; More to attend Straley talks? ; 'Prejudiced convention case' ; Black should quit: Porter ; Barbed issues face Congress ; First in the heart of '60: Washington (Sandra Kay) ; 'Don't be hysterical about Reds in space' ; Addition of state police seen as road toll cure; Courtesy rides supporting bus drivers ; Reds discover calorie-free frying oil ; You'll thaw out just a wee bit next few days ; The day in Birmingham: Open up Eton parking for 7 blocks on one side ; Hitler's ideas still alive; Proven in West Germany ; Deputies help save dying man ; Pontiac General granted loan ; Abortion case airing delayed ; Elect president for GM Club ; Eye output hike at steel inking ; Five die, schools close, Travel stops: Southwest and Dixieland sloshing deep snow ; Wife of Thurmond dies after surgery ; To attempt contacting other beings ; Tommy Manville gets 11th marriage license ; Men dump theirs on others: Strong women weak over fears ; Ex-NYS official heads NAACP unit ; State GOP predicts resurgence ; Paralytic polio low in Michigan ; Boas condemns, labor defends industrial make-work practices ; State ANG promotes Johnston to generalPDFUsers 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.Aircraft accidentsDisastersSpace explorationStrikesBusesParkingHitler, Adolf, 1889-1945Pontiac General HospitalSteel industry and tradeNAACPAbortionPoliomyelitisText