2024-07-302024-07-301959-01-28https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16284Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmVote on civil service repeal ordered by city: Police status to be April 6 ballot issue ; County supervisors to vote again Feb. 9 on home-rule plan ; 1-cent boost in sales tax urged by GOP ; View missiles on assembly line ; GOP waits for word on new taxes ; Protest 8-Mile drain in capital ; Ike and Dulles hint OK of new summit talks ; Latest Atlas firing said successful ; Ike charts plan to drive racketeers out of labor ; Charges use of welfare fund ; Man may be landing on Mars in 10 years: Tests underway to select pilot of 1st space ship ; The day in Birmingham: Refund on assessment calls for special form ; Set to introduce bill to end tax penalty ; Straley backed by Rema club ; Approval seen for Hawaiian statehood bill ; OKs push hospital repairs ; Lone gunman flees after bank robbery ; Bills introduced for upgrading two colleges ; New meeting place announced by CAP ; Nixon says actions of Reds belie words ; Russians hailed by Chou-En-Lai ; Schools are battlefields in cold war, official says ; Fiery issue: Senate vote clears air ; Happy, pep pills given boost by psychiatrist ; Scrap last of the Great Lakes D & C fleet ; Grass roots fight is on ; Editorial: Durward B: Varner Excellent Choice as Director of MSUOPDFen-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.ElectionsMunicipal home ruleSpace explorationVarner, Durward B., 1917-1999Oakland UniversityTextOakland University