2024-08-082024-08-081958-01-22https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16635Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmCity commission passes $5,683,595 budget: Pontiac eying property tax rate of $13.70; Cooley objects to OK without first getting hospital figures; City police use tear gas to capture berserk youth ; 27 die as snow sweeps across Midwest states ; Driver admits his car hit woman ; Reuther at convention ; Federal Reserve cuts bank rate ; To arraign hit-runner whose victim died ; Goldwater is 'GOP stooge' Reuther tells convention ; Ike plans three meetings today on US defense ; Pontiac Bank adds 2 to board ; State approves hospital funds ; Vodka was incidental: Mash fatten (blind?) pig ; Tooth decay drops in two test cities ; County plans for '58: Over $1 million for roads ; Burroughs to make Atlas computers ; Heavy snow in Michigan fails to touch Pontiac ; Solon demands rocket speedup ; Scouts get set to tale over city's offices after 'election' ; Clamp curfew upon Caracas ; The day in Birmingham: Delay contract signing for Pine-Raynale sewer ; First pensioner succumbs at 93 ; Senate missile probers will quiz McElroy again ; Ike requests over $2 billion ; Two tots find strange 'milk' quite delightful ; Finds hospitals for mentally ill ; Republicans flay plan to hike intangibles tax ; City airport funds weighted by Senate ; German beer output rises 12 per cent ; New air record set for women ; Slate conference on education at Lansing's center ; Actor Mitchell to pay $2,050 monthly to wife ; 30 years of advertising reflected in new book ; 8 slot machines to face charges in Louisville trial ; Centenarian succumbs; Never left Colorado ; 'Eyewitness to Death' by Agatha Christie ; Gas explodes, twelve injuredPDFen-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.BudgetsUnited Auto Workers UnionReuther, Walter, 1907-1970HospitalsMissilesRoad constructionMental healthTextOakland University