2024-08-082024-08-081958-01-10https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16645Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmAtlas (The Beast) roars out over Atlantic: Another attempt to launch moon expected soon ; Space-age cost to up debt ceiling ; Listening to the stars ; Congress to get $73.8 billion budget Monday ; Mild weekend ahead for city. scattered rain ; Dog guards body of companion ; Lumber market burns in Detroit ; Democrats want Ike's blueprints ; Still freezing in balmy Florida ; Attorney for Sullenberger files reply to 25 charges ; Worker editor quits party ; New York state medics approve: More fluoride in Michigan ; Oakland Medical Society favors establishment in county: Supports psychoanalytical institute ; Winter casts spell over Niagara ; Cabinet resigns in Venezuela ; County deputies said mending following crash ; Madison speeds own drain plan ; The day in Birmingham: YMCA ready to launch drive for new members ; Open house slated for safety building ; Shopping center request studied ; Search nation for Detroit man ; County official retiring today ; Cold grips Atlantic coast ; Snowstorm halts search for boy, 5 ; Orion prowler nibbles way to untimely death ; Waterford sewer project finished ; Governor to speak to California Dems ; City may continue Army Center lease ; Vodka prices are hiked: Drunkenness now troubles Soviet ; Says US scientists 'to cackle later' ; Some pensions, SS payments tax free ; Inside dope on how things are in Russia ; Twin sisters, 83, diePDFen-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.MissilesSpace explorationBudgetsFiresFluorideVenezuelaMental healthSewage systemsTaxesSocial SecurityThe Pontiac Press: 1958-01-10TextOakland University