2024-06-252024-06-251961-03-10https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15588Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmThreatens counterbuild-up: JFK to KL: stop arming Laos ; She’s heaving a ball in snow ; Truman and friends: Have a ball at Dinner ; Burglars get $16378 from Pontiac car ; Oust top Navy security officer ; Neutrals should screen all aid, U.S. suggests ; Congo tension eases as Dag’s envoy leaves ; U.N. mission to Brussels will demand withdrawal ; St. Fred comeback conquers St. Mike ; Romney challenges Con-Con opponents ; Voters slated to cast ballots throughout area ; Book Home Rising on Campus ; Reuther denies layoffs rigged ; Liz Free of oxygen tent aid ; May add day to school year ; Charity fund’s name pirated, official charges ; U.S. behind Kasavubu-Williams ; Battle grows over drainage ; The day in Birmingham: to hold general elections in three area villages ; Dann Files suit to stall Chrysler ; Press Assn. gives award ; $20,000 project added to patch section of U.S. 10 ; Approve $3,500 recreation pay ; Nixon concludes TV won’t replace papers politically ; Hoffa ready to call Teamster convention l Chrysler to lay off 11,500 at 6 plants ; Contest deadline is today: eight enter competition for Miss Waterford title ; 12 prime ministers chat over tea: British Commonwealth pulls power without rules ; Refuses to leave bench: judge goes to prison ; Electrical official released from jailPDFen-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 WarTruman, Harry S., 1884-1972Democratic Republic of the CongoLayoffsChrysler CorporationElectionsPageantsBurglariesOakland UniversityKresge LibraryNewspapersTextOakland University