2024-08-272024-08-271955-06-14https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17478Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmMost GM workers heading back to plants: Only 24 units still shut down as strikes fade ; GMC factories resume normal production here ; Osmun and Parker carry school election: Win four-year terms on city education board ; Deluge floods Nevada game paradise ; UAW, AM start sessions today ; Menon confers with Ike, holds out hope for fliers ; lke names Dem to assist Wilson ; Flash floods dim Las Vegas ; Waterford tot drowning victim ; Vote $2 billion for military use ; German neutrality ruled out by chiefs ; Settlement reached in British rail strike ; Widening project scheduled for M24 ; Laborite parties in Argentina rallying in 'Support Peron’ national strike ; French suspend auto races; wait new safety code ; Advertisers given city’s thanks ; Martin backed for GOP post ; Gabert named UF commercial civision chief ; Approval seen on tariff cutting ; New ordinances: Feature city commission agenda ; Flint aviatrix wins trophy ; The day in Birmingham: Landslide vote approves $5,500,000 for schools ; County bar association plans meeting ; Police, firemen bid for pay hike in Flint ; Plan aid for kin of slain officers ; Michigan’s jobless fewest since war ; Elks plan to honor naturalized citizens ; Okay pay boost for one million federal workers ; Diem shelves plan for talks ; Juvenile home riot laid to crowding ; Mother of seven receives degree at Northwestern ; Pleads not guilty to forging checks ; Glenn Martin affirms US air supremecy ; Balloting light in 13 area school elections ; Poole wins by big margin in Waterford district race ; Schedule Judge tor John Grace PTA meeting ; Continue hearings in police firings ; Waterford group asks treatment of sex deviates ; Lake Orion church slates Bible school ; Commencement exercises set ; Joan Kinne speaks vows in Lake Orion ; Ceremony ; Flexible props on wheat hit ; Waterford School annual reunion set for June 25 ; Couriers’ to operate in Romeo CD alert ; Book review club to hold potluck lunch ; Lions Clubs to hold ladies night dinnerPDFen-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.General MotorsStrikesUnited Auto Workers UnionFloodingUnited Auto Workers UnionAmerican Motors CorporationEisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969RailroadsUnited KingdomArgentinaPerón, Juan Domingo, 1895-1974United FundAviationUnemploymentElectionsSex offendersTextOakland University