2024-08-272024-08-271955-06-24https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17469Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmState road program disappointing to county: Much-traveled area highways are excluded ; Dulles lashes out at Communist cold war tactics: Says Reds use of force causes world tension ; Hulk of Pilgrim Belle awash in Boston Harbor ; Steelworkers reject 10 cent hourly raise ; 'Fatipuffs' told they're cutting down life span ; Hearing July 11 on state pipeline ; Ike sees enduring peace if America stays strong ; American gives vacation plan ; Social Security tax hike hinted ; Peron forming new cabinet ; Crash is fatal to Detroiter ; Haircut prices going up? City barbers won't say ; Federal pay hike awaits Ike signing ; Sights are being raised again on US business boom ; Wilson lauds US generosity ; Snooze in car proves costly to Pontiac man ; New church to open in Bloomfield area ; County builder given sentence ; The day in Birmingham: Stockholders will receive Wabeek merger proposal ; Strikers to appear in circuit court ; Far right, left push for power ; Missing car, safe recovered Thursday ; Memphis snubs power combine ; Wilson's deputy plans to quit soon ; Fire-fighting gear survey taken here ; Boy faces adult trial in pop bottle slaying ; Health service backs up experts OK of vaccine ; Burma's U Nu arrives for visit in America ; Beval rejoins shadow cabinet ; Dentist urges US to finance more research ; Tool improvement results from bet ; Art expert marks 90th birthdayPDFen-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.HighwaysCold WarShipwrecksSteel industry and tradeLabor unionsSocial SecurityPerón, Juan Domingo, 1895-1974PoliomyelitisVaccinesTextOakland University