2024-06-042024-06-041964-08-11https://hdl.handle.net/10323/14487Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmUnited Fund goal for city, are is $815,500: Highest mark announced to drive trustees ; Deadlock over troop position Cyprus threat ; Barry explanation called step toward party unity ; For 4-H Fair: Parade starts events ; Boating death still probed ; Telegraph improvement is at least 3 years away ; IN NY Senate race: Will fight Kennedy bid ; Chinese jets are sent into N. Viet Nam ; Girl breaks boy's Ferris wheel record ; Emergency amendment: City will change sizes of 2 precincts ; Birmingham area news: Okay exploring of costs for underground lots ; Restaurateur vows he'll never integrate ; Bus, truck crash; 1 dead. several hurt ; Delay is over on Wide Track ; Romney in capital prior to 'summit' ; No conditions on cease-fire; Redwood on its own in life fight ; State hears protest to county tax ; LBJ gets poverty bill ; Tell of knifings by crewman ; Report murder weapon still sought: Autopsy on rights trio remains secret ; Jail 3 men in Florida shooting ; Paraders become competitors: 4-H Fair features exhibits today ; Keego curfew to be enforced ; Huron-Clinton Metropolitan: Parks attendance at 1,309,000 ; No Sabre jet for playground ; Staebler sees hope for Medicare plan ; New pastor is appointed for church in Orion Twp. ; Boat explodes; Man escapes serious injury ; MSU hosts meeting of farm leaders ; Promote patrolman to Rochester post ; High production noted for area dairy cows ; Russian sees chance for better relations with Bonn ; No 'stuntman's holiday'PDFen-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.United FundCyprus4-H FairKennedy, Robert F., 1925-1968Vietnam WarIntegrationRacial biasMaddox, Lester, 1915-2003TaxesAnti-poverty legislationMurderRacial violenceCivil rightsAgricultureTextOakland University