2024-06-202024-06-201962-04-27https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15236Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmRoberts sees no reform in '62: Claims income tax is dead ; Cooperation fine on space efforts ; 2nd Us N-blast in series fired over Pacific ; They prefer tee to tea ; Rusk, Dobrynin slate meeting on Berlin today ; Macmillan urges West never to yield ground ; Oakland is included in fire permit ban ; Con-con seeks tactful way to backtrack on betting ban ; Delay on stadium lights ; Reaction to N-tests quite mild ; May 10 US date for steel firms ; Progress in talks with sewer workers ; To meet again in paper strike ; The day in Birmingham: 'Hills' to decide in June on swimming pool bonds ; Lady gets hep and hip 'twists' back in socket ; East, West split on another issue ; Educators elect Orleans prelate ; $8.85-million profit reported by AMC ; Students strike at Anchor Bay ; Tries to block tax by Detroit ; Near Muskegon: Lake sprouts sprouts ; Violent weather spits tornadoes at plains states ; Doris Day's son Terry signs record contract ; Japan and US launch rocket in joint effort ; Fire sets off events like A-chain action ; Polish papers see US tests as stubborn ; Michigan's map snubs claim by Ohio to lake area ; Detroit, Saginaw cited for traffic safety in March ; More buses slated in South ; Common Market bolsters Europe ; Bye, bye black bird ; Jet passengers safe after skid landingPDFen-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.Income taxesSpace explorationNuclear testingGolfNorth Atlantic Treaty OrganizationBerlin (Germany)Constitutional conventionsGamblingSteel industry and tradeNewspapersLabor unionsCatholicismSegregationCivil rightsEuropean Common MarketTornadoesTextOakland University