2024-09-032024-09-031954-02-13https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17902Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmPresident seeks exchange of atomic secrets: Message to ask new legislation from Congress ; More arrests expected soon in baby market ; 'Space man' of today ; Protestant sect name taken off church in Rome ; Last Union vet celebrates ; US war strategy mission to Indochina being mapped ; Jet fighter honoring city named for famous chief ; Teamsters plan to meet Sunday ; Landlord boosts Haymes' woes ; Austria rejects Red troop plan ; Patrolman hits tree, 1 killed, 2 injured ; US to issue breakdown on security risk firings ; Wilson holds no fear of depression in shift from war to peace economy ; Community services body to act on issue of probing need for more facilities ; Van Wagoner files statement ; Question rose resident in probe of cottage fires ; Lincoln 'quotes' actually fake ; UAW-CIO leader dies suddenly today ; Pontiac woman hurt in area collision ; Village Players marking 30th year tonight ; 26 arrested in raid by police vice squad ; Abandoned taxi found by company employe ; Professor to speak to women voters ; 2 waive examination on larceny charges ; 3 given Eagle Scout rank as court of honor ; Senator asks Warren probe ; Pontiac woman hurt in US 10 car crash ; Girl in ultra-modern job must keep plastic mind ; Mrs. Ivan Long retires from Pontiac Schools ; Freedom Rally to honor hero of Korean War ; Stands mute in auto death ; Slate mid-winter special Monday in Veteran's Hall ; School board OKs bond bid ; May test legality of write-in vote ban ; Airport zone hearing set ; School board to act on additional rooms ; Benson replacing aides with trio of conservatives ; Home groups' chiefs meet ; Silvercrest Baptists will hold meetings ; Union Lake PTA fathers to run Monday meeting ; France Watson to present flute recital in Oxford ; 2 Romeo men killed after hitting truck ; Kiwanis state head to speak to area chapter ; Talk on living on the land to be given Monday ; Meal planning to be given to demonstration leaders ; Utica holds secret of winter rhubarb, grows 90 per cent for nation's market ; Would control antibiotics to maintain effectiveness ; Pack 9 Cubs celebrate anniversary of scoutingPDFen-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.Nuclear weaponsVeteransReligionsLabor unionsVan Wagoner, MurrayTheatreBoy Scouts of AmericaKorean WarAgricultureTextOakland University