2024-03-282024-03-281968-07-15https://hdl.handle.net/10323/12817Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmReds pulled back some units near Saigon, US says ; Careening stock car kills two, injures 27 ; Czechs report Russian troops resume pullout ; 3rd scorcher today; Relief days away ; New pact ends Seaway strike ; Two envoy posts filled by Johnson ; 10 pct. surtax in effect today ; Rocky sees 4th or 5th ballot win ; New Yorker adds support ; Airliners begin Moscow - NY service ; Birmingham: City engineers to offer plans to cut flooding ; Russian plane kicks off run ; 'Political parties are next targets': Abernathy says drive will persist ; Health Dept. closes city office a week ; Culture swap renewed ; Waterford crash fatal to city man ; Illinois Bell gets arbitration plan ; Dip in pool by NY girl, 12, results in weekend of pain ; Miss Universe a Latin lovely ; Some violence in Paris: Bastille Day clashes light ; US officials confer with Israeli leaders ; 'Modern priest' marries couple ; It's a honey of a problem at drawing ; Ohio cow stolen ; Long strike over ; Michigan's US Senators at odds on court choices ; State weekend road toll 8 ; Flooding slows Avon fire fight ; Seven drown in Michigan waters ; Milford Twp. lake claims woman, 48 ; West Bloomfield farm gets centennial designation ; Avon voters OK fire station site ; Four in Jackson jailed in strife ; White Lake student to leave for 6 weeks of overseas study ; At Milford Proving Grounds: GM tailors cars to drivers ; Car flies off I-75; Driver badly hurt ; Lapeer youth earns national scholarships ; Massing of VC underlines intelligence gapsPDFen-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.Vietnam WarCzechoslovakiaSaint Lawrence SeawayRockefeller, Nelson A. (Nelson Aldrich), 1908-1979Poor People's CampaignBeauty contestsStrikesGeneral MotorsAutomobile manufacturingThe Pontiac Press: 1968-07-15TextOakland University