2024-08-062024-08-061958-04-29https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16542Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmYou have until May 29, GM warns UAW: Company files notice of pact's termination ; Labor control bill approved by Senate tossed into House ; Newly elected city commission organizes ; Dr. Sullenberger back at hospital - as a patient ; Ziem pictures death scene ; Donaldson, Dugan win top commission posts ; Find farmer, 71, shot to death ; Judge postpones retiral of Hoffa until May 15 ; You can 'move' in sack - Marilyn ; Jobless relief proposal facing showdown vote ; Hirohito celebrating 57th birthday today ; Mass airdrop postponed ; Vanguard roars 1.500 miles, fizzles, falls into sea ; Tallest building in Detroit afire ; 'Skil' attorney says firm's game legal ; Lakes dispute affects Canada ; The day in Birmingham: Commissioner's absence deadlocks vote on taxis ; Waterford acts on heating code ; State opening bids Thursday on fleet of Mackinac ferries ; Appointing pair to planning unit ; Seeking to remove Teamsters monitor ; Ike reviews economy: Tax cut pressure grows ; Winds blast spring away ; Scorns Ike's letter as 'sheer publicity' ; McDowell funeral set for tomorrow ; Ford head calls for tax hold up ; Enough dental work to last 400 years ; Renata Tebaldi draws bravos from La Scala ; Youngster finds $1,000 tucked under TV set ; Businessmen ask Nixon to aid Uruguay industry ; Three in family die of beatingsPDFen-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.General MotorsUnited Auto Workers UnionLabor unionsElectionsMonroe, Marilyn, 1926-1962Unemployment compensationParachute troopsMissilesSatellitesBuilding lawsTeamstersDental healthUruguayTextOakland University