2024-06-252024-06-251960-12-27https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15650Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmYule weekend auto carnage may not reach 510 estimate: 28 die in state under perilous road conditions ; 3 area persons are victims of accidents ; Jack plans space probes ; Radio executive Fred Knorr dies of scalding burns ; France fires third A-bomb ; Paris in the spring is beckoning to you ; Battle church blaze in Romeo ; Boy who drank lye takes turn for the better ; Swainson win voted Michigan's top story ; Rob-and-run hoods flee with $8,000 ; 1960 2nd best for auto industry: Compacts add to sales that reached 6.5 million ; Ike's son gets new assignment ; The day in Birmingham: Debate cutting out jog and widening Oakland ; Low-interest loans sought ; Boys' ranch proud of its first graduate ; County juvenile court official dies in Detroit ; 5 injured in crash on Groveland Road ; If only seals ruled world ; Call GOP to prepare for spring confab ; Goldfine may be OK for trial ; EMU will dedicate music building , organ ; Rhodesia announces job integration move ; Fire plagues state weekend ; Calls conservatism barrier to Philippines ; Catholic pastor revives tithing in Jersey parish ; Arms pact may cost bow to Red China ; Moscow to build hotel 'city' with 3,400 rooms ; Daddysville is no burg for beatniks ; Speed air terminal construction for fair ' ; Restore Ike to rank? ; Belgian police strikers clash ; 3 blacktopping proposals before Waterford board ; New York 1st to omit race on birth paper ; Tour produces Red promises ; Sizable boom in '61 seen by magazine ; Pro-West Laotians capture drop zonePDFen-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.HolidaysSpace explorationNuclear weaponsSwainson, John B. (John Burley), 1925-1994TextOakland University