2024-05-222024-05-221966-05-10https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13932Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmOn Saigon street: Cong bomb starts bloodbath ; 5 Viets killed, many are shot in confusion ; Low of 27 is record for city ; State caught in cold wave ; Auto safety issue hurt sales, 2 execs claim ; Romney: leave safety to state ; Soapy vows to push for more school aid ; Court voids California law ; GM exec outlines truck challenges ; Red China N-blast possibly a dud ; Birmingham area news: Berkley mayor resigns to seek 14th district post ; City officer identification group leader ; AFSCME local in city elects new officers ; School board incumbent to seek 3rd term ; Waterford JCs elect officers ; Exec enters school race ; Sailor to stand trial in killing ; LBJ, Lodge to talk today ; School issues in Detroit are voted down ; Griffin raps Viet shipping ; Insurance plans could lure state hospital psychiatrists ; Dirksen falls, fractures hip; has operation ; Ford urges changes in poverty war ; Politicians sense backlash: Viet attacks may rebound on critics ; Bargainers fail to reach pact in builders strike ; Building bids OK’d in Holly ; Academic fair, books sale set ; Friday will be opening night for Avon players’ presentation ; Lower budget is approved in Rochester ; Strike fails to shut schools in Romeo ; School plan gets okay ; Area woman to be arraigned in killing of son ; Principal gets school post in Rochester ; Furs, gems taken from Shelby home ; Gift honors area teacher ; Utica students to display art ; At WSU campus reunion: 3 from county to get awards ; New effort made to free atom spy ; Jerry Lewis sues for $3.4 million ; Legislature argues home rule, city taxes ; Diversion just temporary for stickup manPDFen-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 WarNuclear weaponsElectionsHomicidesSchoolsPovertyLabor unionsWayne State UniversityParamount Pictures CorporationNew York Pictures CorporationsCold WarTextOakland University