2024-06-202024-06-201962-04-04https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15256Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmTreasury woes worsen: Grope for state tax plan ; New tax plan fails to get anywhere in legislature ; Smoke billows from blaze ; To meet tax board, discuss problems ; Probe rubble of Reno hotel ; New gem for civic center ; To extend buses to center, mall ; Blames JFK, McNamara: Walker slaps muzzling ; Pair stands mute in vandalism case ; City Teamster officials to face US grand jury ; Hoover decries 'soft touch' for tough criminals ; Veto free homes for astronauts ; Free parking starts at 5 PM tomorrow ; Asks conference to fight N-arms ; Saginaw seeks to annex land ; The day in Birmingham: To discuss effect of TV, movies on each other ; Italian premier, De Gaulle talk ; Burton, wires, phones wife in London, says 'love to all' ; POW friends, Fidelistas clash ; Ninety mothers tell Geneva men to halt arms ; At mall tomorrow: Hair-stylist salon to open ; Group asks change in reshuffle plan ; Declares claim of innocence by Hiss unsupported ; Sneak preview offered at mall ; Syrian junta asks unity ; NY hotel fire routs 250 from reception ; City man charged in fatal accident ; Spends day burning millions in money ; Head street cleaner sets good example ; British medical journal bans all tobacco ads ; Pontiac city affairs: OK cost figures on street jobs ; City officials reappoint four county supervisors ; Rite tomorrow for physician ; Drainage board to meet on Clinton improvements ; Would amend jury measure ; Optimists elect new officers for Lakeland Club ; Man survives crash as car 'flies' 70 feetPDFen-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.TaxesFiresLabor unionsTeamstersAstronautsNuclear weaponsBurton, Richard, 1925-1984Hiss, AlgerShopping centersSyriaSmokingThe Pontiac Press: 1962-04-04TextOakland University