2024-06-192024-06-191962-07-13https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15157Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmHouse OK's aid to Commie nations: Would let JFK pick countries with a 'chance' ; Fairest of our land ; Political row stirs in county ; Senator spots dept. trouble: 'Farm office reports at fault ; Palmer captures 2nd British Open ; Selwyn Lloyd among 7 to quit Macmillan cabinet ; Wife to commit police officer ; Doctor's topic: Cancer warnings ; Beagle uses his bean ; Downtown group sets 2 meetings for next week ; Deadlock on Berlin, arms race looms ; The day in Birmingham: Bloomfield Hills schools to start rec program ; Stop ban-bomb group ; Troy youth's body is found ; House, Senate group hopeful over deadlock ; Winnie seems much improved ; 2 dead, 40 hurt in bus accident ; Russia serves N-test notice ; Laborite may get parks post ; Lt. Anderson wins coveted Guard badge ; Reveal revision of UF section ; French 'cheated' with TV: British get even on 'telly' ; Woman in home is 99 today on Friday 1th ; Suspend officer in artists union ; US pamphlet on depreciation goes on sale ; Board checks nonstrikers ; Fewer motions go with good drivers, device shows ; US official quits 2nd job ; AF may ground Slayton in wake of NASA action ; Franco's move called victory for liberals ; Bus patronage higher than '61 ; Kennedy family plans weekend in Hyannis Port ; Good roads group appoints directorPDFen-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.Foreign aidBeauty contestsAgricultureGolfCancerNuclear disarmamentNuclear testingUnited FundFranco, Francisco, 1892-1975BusesTextOakland University