2024-08-152024-08-151956-11-17https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17016Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm150 ships now idle in spreading dock strike: Wage contract subject today for negotiators ; Reds offer plan to disarm: Russia asking 5-power parley on global peace ; Lake Orion man dies in crash ; New store hours go into effect 1st of December ; Red volunteers 'threat to UN' ; Moon eclipse starts at 12:02 am ; Eyes on sky tonight ; Dag negotiates on Suez truce ; School board wins out in Romeo haircut fracas ; 3 more planes airlift Nordic troops to Suez ; Fugitive from Russian terror ; Michigan Bell wants to raise rates ; Car rams tree, kills 1, injures 1 ; Bones identified as Chicago man ; The day in Birmingham: Groups look to zoning; Yule shopping; parties ; Lacks evidence of law-breaking ; Home building rate declines in 1956 ; New high in killings recorded in Cyprus ; Michigan 3-year-old found frozen dead ; Fund drive opens Nov. 29 for muscular distrophy ; 10 hunters dead in state ; Detroit show to feature Cranbrook weaver's art ; City recreation program scheduled in 15 locations ; Disposal plant plan shaping ; East Germany ups pensions ; Area notes religious growth ; Talks set at Rochester, Waterford, Hunters Creek ; High winds blow out section of new church ; US Growers confab Nov. 27 ; Allege voting frauds in Macomb County ; FB women plan projects ; Oakland Council meeting; Nike film at Lee Brooks ; Cement forms Orion church ; Foresee need for 47 Avon schools: Township gaining on problem ; Boy, united with mother, dies with cousin in crash ; Soil checks used by Lapeer farmers ; Pontiac Township zone hearing set ; Oxford club to mark birthday of MozartPDFen-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.Labor unionsNuclear disarmamentSuez Canal (Egypt)TextOakland University