2024-05-222024-05-221966-05-13https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13929Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmPeking charge denied: didn’t fly over China—U.S. ; MIG downed in North Viet, Americans say ; Jury indicts justice on perjury charges ; Johnson says U.S. planning to stay in Viet ; Stock mart dips sharply as automobile sales drop ; Sales decline causes car industry concern ; Pontiac Div. lists sales dip ; Johnson OKs rent program ; In social studies bowl: Eastern Junior High competes ; Radioactive cloud going over the U.S. ; 350,000 to take draft deferment test Saturday ; Studies bid to switch hospital trial sites ; Enter Pontiac school race ; Birmingham area news: $97,000 federal grant OK’d for school district ; UAW’s confab starts Monday ; See, men, this is how arrest made ; Chapman going to NY: 3 of 4 trustees seek reelection ; School vote deadline is Monday ; Press will sponsor poster competition ; Solon warned on insurance ; Apollo-like tests set ; One already on strike: building unions reject offers ; At Farmington Twp. meetings: cityhood pros, cons voiced ; Utica Weekly is purchased ; Rochester JCs’ new president is Avon man ; Library group sets program ; Pilot project in dramatics is approved ; Farmington JCs best in state ; Crack down on junk cars ; Over county home rule: Romney, legislators agree in tax rift ; Red carpets await mayors ; You may win social status with right ailmentPDFen-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 WarAutomobile salesNuclear radiationElectionsUnited Auto Workers UnionTaxesNewspapersTextOakland University