2024-04-092024-04-091967-09-01https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13092Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmWouldn't lock out UAW, Chrysler hints ; Ortonville store ransacked by juvenile trio ; State road building stalled as 10,000 walk off jobs ; Water ford pact gets final OK ; City teachers ratify contract ; Area law officials plan usual steps for holiday traffic ; School millage OK'd in Holly ; Reds block US icebreakers ; Birmingham area news: Roeper to increase students ; Storm Arlene weakens; Ruled out as threat ; Third steel firm ignores administration price plea ; Chairman set for fund drive ; Waterford Twp. board peruses school budget ; Chilly August brought below normal rainfall ; Strike is seen by AMC exec ; FAA seeking speed limit on low flights ; Rate boost requested by Blue Cross ; Nasser asks Arab armies be rebuilt ; Plymouth's '68 Valiant is powered to economy ; 125 arrested, including priest, in Milwaukee march ; Program plans placement for collegians ; Imlay's eastern State Fair to be biggest , best ever ; Student counselor sets a fast pace ; O'Hara will lead floral parade at Peach Festival ; High school cost below estimates ; Orion Twp. home building up ; Status of area school talks ; Clarkston event begins today ; Firearms charge dropped after review of fracas ; MCC announces six instructors added to faculty ; 32 war dead identifiedPDFen-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.Chrysler CorporationUnited Auto Workers UnionTeachersUnion contractsUnited Negro College FundAutomobile manufacturingAnti-war movementsMacomb Community CollegeVietnam WarTextOakland University