2024-07-312024-07-311958-10-14https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16382Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmFurther upswing in economy seen by heads of GM ; High court okays sewage plan: Justices stamp final approval on big project ; Long shadowing of suspects preceded raid ; Quadruplets remain in incubators: Clawson quads gaining ; Chief Straley blasts report ; Kierdorf motion denied by Doty ; GM settles at 32 plants; Strikes end at Chrysler ; Civil service post may go to Higgins ; Jaycees conduct election drive ; Symbolic coffin is center of requiem for Pope today ; Missile chief predicts: Man on moon in 12 years ; Chinese keeping island strength ; Bagwell wants improved economy; More school funds concern Williams ; The day in Birmingham: Winter recreation plans announced by Girardin ; Eastern pupils top winners in Ford contest ; Expected to OK $175,000 bond ; Civic leader dies in hospital ; Local man 1st to beat champion ; Sanity hearing asked in nursery slaying ; Plot to bomb synagogues ; Hare says GM man may've broken law ; 91 degrees in Los Angeles ; Cagelings flee Tiffany's; Broadway goes wild west: Birds and bull make bid for freedom ; National debt skyrockets ; Prohibition due for US comeback? ; Chinese resent 'American aggression' ; Service held for Flint editorPDFen-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.EconomySewage systemsQuadrupletsStrikesPius XII, Pope, 1876-1958Space flight to the MoonSpace explorationMoon landingBomb threatsAnti-SemitismTextOakland University