2024-08-062024-08-061958-07-15https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16476Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmUS Marines land in Lebanon at Ike's order: President responds to Chamoun's appeal ; Goldfine sticks by refusal to answer probers ; Wants to plead guilty to escape county jail food ; US sixth fleet Marines land in Lebanon ; Town battles its worst flood ; Crisis at a glance: Mideast roundup ; Marines from 2nd battalion ; Cuban rebels may release US servicemen today ; Lake patrols keep busy ; Here's world’s current trouble spot ; Iraq's pro-western strong man reported alive ; The day in Birmingham: Contracts for $95,275 approved by commission ; President gives reasons for dispatching Marines ; Rainy weather persists in wide sections of east ; Heart attack claims top GM accountant ; Car dives off ferry dock ; Formosa in path of deadly typhoon ; Cape Canaveral workers strike ; Sudden overthrow of Iraq government catches officials in US by surprise ; Streptomycin finder retires at Rutgers ; Mortician still holding Klondike Kate's ashes ; Polish seaman fails in attempt to flee Reds ; Half million living in terror while death lurks in Beirut ; Board studies hospital plan ; Pontiac Lions bringing circus here July 24 ; Asking to buy fire hall site ; Pontiac man pleads guilty in burglaries ; For two weeks at Fort Knox: Local reserve unit in training ; Teamsters cross pickets of Detroit carpentersPDFen-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.Iraq--History--Revolution, 1958LebanonFloodingCubaTaiwanStrikesFlorida--Canaveral, Cape (Cape)Labor unionsTextOakland University