2024-05-212024-05-211966-08-16https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13848Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmStorms shake area, cut power for 2,700 ; 4 attacking U.S. jets evade N. Viet MIGs ; July tops for personal income rate ; S. Viets report plot on Saigon ; Challenges, protests rock anti-Viet war hearings ; Bipartisan effort in Senate: reserve call-up plan looms ; Workers get air pact facts ; British charge man in killing ; Red tape No. 1 strain: Medicare effect eyed ; Syria, Israel poise for new clashes ; 80 feared dead off Morocco ; Birmingham area news: Japanese little leaguers to be guests of Jaycees ; Federal funds for area park ; Area slaying brings a life term for teen ; Latin-American correspondent is found dead ; Output for ’66 cars is below 1965 record ; Judgeship tally change made ; Dirksen plan lifts hope for rights bill ; Newspaper shuts down in New York ; LBJ asks Thant to stay in office ; Blaze causes power failure ; Fatal flight leads to firing ; Reuther supports bill insuring pension plans ; Novi gets bid on cityhood ; Gravel pit discussion to resume ; Saturday at Holly: teacher pact up for vote ; 3 districts to vote on millage hikes ; Utica firm is awarded contract for Troy sewer construction ; Clouds of gas head for Earth ; Spain breaks precedent: invites U.N. group to inspect colonyPDFen-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.Power outagesVietnam WarTaxesHealth insuranceLabor unionsMoroccoCivil rightsFiresTeachersSpainThe Pontiac Press: 1966-08-16TextOakland University