2024-08-152024-08-151957-02-06https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16944Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmLawrence says Congress afraid to take stand ; GM plants spent $180 million in 1956: Local divisions total payrolls of $147,485,138 ; Gas blasts in Nevada kill 2; Fires do $2 million damage: 41 are injured, five missing; Search goes on ; Minchoff keeps title to property ; Jesuits to build new seminary in Waterford ; Europe needs oil from US ; AFL-CIO tells 3 unions 'clean up or be expelled' ; Local CIO Council backs stand against use of 5th amendment ; Pontiac annexes 32-acre parcel ; Expect little change in Pontiac weather ; Israel dims UN hopes refuse troop withdrawal ; Postal pay hike said unjustified ; The day in Birmingham: Mrs. Roosevelt, Marshall slated town hall guests ; Valentine special to include poem from Loveland; Army presses case in Congress ; State senator Hittle dies at age of 70 ; Ike talks to newsmen, ducks quiz on sanctions ; District marks Boy Scout week ; Lathrup man listed as prospect for post ; Doctor's daughter dies in parked car ; Bedwell out on bond in Grimes slaying ; Plane tests 'fenced in' ; New city park to open in spring ; Nautilus ends 20,000 leagues under sea ; 6,000 jets testing daily in California ; Bill would grant annuities, offices to ex-presidents ; Ben-Gurion, 70, remains resolute leader of Israel ; Army develops unit to detect atom attack ; Driver charged in auto crash ; Pontiac man faces federal charge ; Arab League suggests boycott of 14 companies ; Pontiac JA collects $1,442 toward goalPDFen-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.InflationGeneral MotorsExplosionsLabor unionsMiddle East ConflictEisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969National GuardNuclear submarinesTextOakland University