2024-07-312024-07-311958-10-11https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16384Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmAir Force blasts moon rocket into free flight through space: Some doubts whether "Pioneer' is on target ; President hails continued rise in employment ; Rocket leaves Canaveral for distant journey ; 'Grim 70' tenses for final countdown ; Local lecturer says rocket can hit moon ; Moon could hold vast treasures ; Here's Pioneer's link to earth ; Dr. Crane to speak here: Slate noted psychologist ; Bandits kidnap man, rob store ; Tax spread OK due on Monday ; The day in Birmingham: Convention of architects to honor Oakland group ; William L. Johnson honored as carrier ; Father's car hits Royal Oak boy in freak mishap ; Reds not expected to okay test ban ; Endless human river flows by Pope's bier ; Reduce charge in local killing ; Pioneer flies higher than anything else ; New pact set for UAW, GM ; MSU students, dates hurt as car rams hay wagon ; Press Assn. OKs report on freedom ; Hackett begins role of country gentleman ; Annual convention today, tomorrow ; Farm policy blasted by Truman ; Nuns move possessions of pope from palace ; British to fly over Syria ; Youth, 17, stabs two teachers ; Cecile first quint in world to have child ; Says radiation kills cancerous tumors ; Aurora mayor trying hard to replace chief ; State farmer held on murder chargePDFen-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.Space explorationPioneer (Space probes)Space flight to the MoonNuclear testingPius XII, Pope, 1876-1958United Auto Workers UnionGeneral MotorsHackett, Buddy, 1924-2003AgricultureDionne quintupletsCancer researchTextOakland University