2024-04-032024-04-031968-02-09https://hdl.handle.net/10323/12956Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmState draft boss assails advisers of protest ; Bank bandits slay Trenton policeman ; Lindsay rejects bid to end NY rubbish strike ; Two anti poverty leaders resign posts in county ; Strike averted at Pontiac Div. ; 3 Negro students die in SC battle ; County's financial picture looks rosy ; Action asked to quell race tension ; Birmingham area news: Wayne State president C of C speaker Tuesday ; Sword and olive branch: N. Viet offer to US 2-sided ; Candidate files for commission ; Copters land Yanks at Saigon racetrack ; Curb on private guards approved in state Senate ; Some items moved in rail strike ; S. Korea-US deal on talks reported ; Councilman gets nod as manager of Keego Harbor ; Marine try to hijack DC6 in Viet fails ; More electricity ; Riot, crime bills offered in Senate ; Court measure unveiled ; State Capital news in brief ; Legislator talks to Milford PTA on school cost ; All Avon Twp. property to be reappraised in '68 ; Ground broken for hall addition ; Parks unit forming in West Bloomfield ; Sex education series set in Lake Orion ; Avon Twp. recount results in bigger cityhood margin ; White Lake Twp. assessments hike explained ; Interfraternal festival scheduled Saturday ; Farmington residents facing a 12 pvt. rate hike for water ; Romeo firm pays in job bias case ; Avondale to tell of money needs ; Arts-crafts exhibit set at PTA meeting ; Troy official seeks opinion: School monies talk delayed ; Walled Lake Rotary will hear McDonald ; Fire damage heavy at home in Brandon ; Serviceman gets the picture: Viet frowns turn to smiles ; Hart wary of Dem splitPDFen-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.Military draftProtest movementsStrikesPovertyRacial violenceStudent activismVietnam WarAfrican American studentsRacial tensionTaxesTextOakland University