2024-06-202024-06-201961-09-19https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15423Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmWest, Afro-Asians approve: Tunisian may succeed Dag ; Would take on duties as stopgap measure ; Tunisian carries on Katangan peace talks ; Seniority issue deadlocks talks ; Pontiac ‘Y’ launches adult member drive ; Esther still on war path ; Near $15-million budget for county given an OK ; Pontiac party starts Thursday ; Bows to the public on Thursday: sleek Grand Prix joins Pontiac family ; President makes U.N. plans ; Two guard divisions called to active duty ; Goldwater again making speeches despite ailments ; JFK senators discuss issue ; Says union paid half of costs on MSU labor film ; Katanga front reported quiet ; The day in Birmingham: books group will hold first meeting Thursday ; Cabbie foils theft by youth ; Episcopal convention to debate issue: move to leave national council stirs ; Dag had and needed ‘icicles in his veins’ ; At RedBob farm: Oxford Twp. barn burns ; 1897 surrey takes first in old car competition ; Milk regulation hearings set ; Southfield council limits home size ; To be honored at CD dinner ; Southfield finds itself without plans consultant ; Lake Orion acts on lake zoning ; Elmwood PTA opens the year Thursday ; Petitions spur action to control hunting in Novi ; First service to be Oct. 15: missionary now at Troy ; Experts theorize on crash: ‘velocity-minimum control’? ; Commie rebels in daring raid ; Industry study of UP lists wood and funPDFen-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.Democratic Republic of the CongoPontiac Motor DivisionMichigan State UniversityMichigan--Oxford TownshipMichigan--BirminghamMichigan--Lake OrionMichigan--ElmwoodMichigan--NoviMichigan--TroyTextOakland University