2024-05-072024-05-071966-11-01https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13468Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmAirman is charged as spy for Soviets ; Apple growers gripe to Wirtz ; UF reaches 72.8 pct. mark with $165,000 GM boost ; Late-breaking news flashes from the wire ; Bell accord is rejected by workers ; Victim of cancer knifed; mate held ; Tricksters find yolk’s on them ; St. Michael’s pupil wins the big treat ; Food price cut tied to service cutbacks ; City merchants told of hoax ; Romney try to bar Dem ad claimed ; Birmingham area news: Nov. 28 hearing slated on cycle agency code ; Westinghouse plants struck as pact ends ; Traffic injuries claim 2 lives ; OCC will stress teaching mode at open house ; U.S. judge rejects suit on Viet vote ; City to consider reappointing of ex-court clerk ; Peru earthquake indelible memory for area pair ; GOP hopes for state House control rising ; Old county bank moves to new site ; More than labor shortage behind high apple prices ; School merger vote suit filled ; With 20 county farmers: ponds a ‘splash’ hit ; Keego Harbor starts new water system ; Carpenter strike may end soon ; Pet pony is shot: cruel trick on Avon ; Entertainment license OK’d: vehicle insurance contract awarded ; FBI director decries protests, ‘legal jousting,’ public apathy ; Official says vaccine can end measles ; ‘M’ asks 28 pct. more state fundsPDFen-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.United FundCold WarAgricultureGeneral MotorsHalloweenPricesOakland Community CollegeElectionsMotorcyclesPeruLabor unionsTextOakland University