2024-06-202024-06-201962-04-24https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15239Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmStricken Ranger hurtles toward the moon: Scientists drop try to remedy 'injury' ; Soviet satellite orbits earth ; New GMTC truck ups limit for transit-mixed payloads ' Threatens tests of new arms ; New 'YM' building starts at long last ; City leaders to see development plans ; 'US intends proposals to spy on Reds' ; Landry new city mayor ; Re-elect publisher to high AP position ; Southern Dems set to filibuster ; The day in Birmingham: William Roberts named new county supervisor ; Guido nullifies March elections ; Hope to resume talks at dailies ; Plan to send Negroes north in special train ; Area boy killed when bike hits moving auto ; Red test fallout expected double over 1958 rate ; Cave explorers found on ledge ; Sgt. Lester E. Martin dies in Seoul, Korea ; Board wires Swainson: Hit county jail law ; Living costs rise .2 pct, in March ; Township tries for US aid: Waterford looks ahead ; But no Egypt or Sally: Seattle Fair reveals bare facts ; Arsonist sought in burning of house and barn ; Form Navy League council ; Burial rite Thursday for Hudson C. Covert ; Pistol explodes, injuring man standing near ; Mrs. Gable seeking trust for 2 children ; Con-con tied up on court ; African stone whites in northern RhodesiaPDFen-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.Space explorationSatellitesGeneral Motors Truck and CoachYMCASoviet UnionFilibusteringWorld's FairSegregationCivil rightsNuclear falloutWorld's FairConstitutional conventionsTextOakland University