2024-05-222024-05-221966-07-06https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13883Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmJohnson says Viet Reds know they can’t win ; Dugan is firm on rezoning ; Pontiac quits sewer project ; City rejects grant for improving airport ; Two tied for lead in tourney ; Teamsters grant Hoffa blank check for legal bias ; Soldier’s son killed in Viet ; Park hunt for women continues ; Bandits escape after holdup at Fox and Hounds restaurant ; Birmingham area news: tighter controls eyed for cycle agencies ; Sales increase for 2 car firms ; Machinist union threatens strike of airlines Friday ; Planes dodge missile salvo ; General: we can keep winning ; Harry Byrd lapses into deep coma ; Soapy vows to seek new school aid ; Dixie city relaxes curfew ; School board reelects head ; Officials seek okay on sewage grant ; For Keego Harbor: water bonds okayed ; Hearing set for zoning for proposed firm ; Rochester, Troy: 2 school boards seek loans ; Board elects its officers ; Young Indian visiting county to study U.S. farming methods ; Avondale board picks incumbents for school offices ; Just walk to next-door neighbors: selling a farm in state no problem ; Tornadoes, storms hit 5 Midwest states ; TB, accident and liquor bills among 28 signed by Romney ; Surveyor revival attempts continuePDFen-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 WarSewersSchoolsCivil rightsSevere weatherLegislationAmerican Motors CorporationChrysler CorporationLabor unionsCold WarByrd, Harry F. (Harry Flood), 1887-1966SchoolsTextOakland University