2024-06-252024-06-251961-07-19https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15476Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmConfers this afternoon: Kennedy nears Berlin plan ; U.S. to bolster armed forces in west Europe ; Public construction provides employment ; All dressed-no place to go ; Will try again Friday: space shot postponed ; 1961 model run ends at Pontiac ; Three protest C. of C. study ; Fast tempo adds $1.6 million: construction swells payoffs ; Kennedy demands action on education aid bill ; Plans to land mon on moon take big step ; District 3 race lively 6-way tussle ; Van Peursem spurs voters ; ‘ Hundreds flee Congo violence’ ; City asks bids on urban project ; Recover bodies of 2 from cave ; General Motors, Ford on offense ; The day in Birmingham: see future school need of Bloomfield Township ; Shoots boy, 13, for a prowler ; Nix new law for shoplifters l Germans flock to church rally ; Teen’s foot slips, leg is mangled in hay baler ; JFK wants Bowles kept on present job ; Tunisians fire at helicopter: shooting in Bizerte feud ; Moscow and Peiping view problems of world differently ; European crisis near deadline ; Bullet takes stroll through youth’s systemPDFen-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.SpaceGermanyCold WarCommunismGeneral MotorsFord Motor CompanyMichigan--Bloomfield TownshipShootingsElectionsDemocratic Republic of the CongoCavesSpaceGrissom, Virgil I. (Ivan), 1926-1967TextOakland University