2024-04-092024-04-091967-09-21https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13075Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmGoldberg challenges N. Viet: Reply is asked on peace bid ; Faltering hurricane leaves $1/2 billion damage in its wake ; Styling of light-duty GM trucks refined ; Court ruling today on teacher strikes ; Tax vote doesn't end city fiscal ills ; House Republicans do about-face for antirat funds okay ; Rights agency chief promoted ; Birmingham area news: $1.45-million contract for new school is let ; News in brief off our wires ; W. Bloomfield youth drowns ; NY Dems plan anti-Johnson delegate drive ; 6 mentally ill patients die in hospital fire ; Judge offers proposals for war on crime ; Griffin urges probe of NRA ; Snacks mark Avondale High's long day ; Retirement village is proposed for Long Lake in Orion Township ; Child-torture exam is Monday in Troy ; Mobile home rules will be explained ; Plans for walkway near school OK'd ; Farmington alters its application to state for park aid ; Almont shuns dump license ; At Cranbrook Institute: Planetarium gets overhaul ; 2 Detroiters killed ; Novi engineer plans road improvement ; Almont council puts police chief on 24-hour spot ; COG action stalled ; 4 states tick off views on time ; Bull is good bet in Okinawa ringPDFen-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.Goldberg, Arthur J., 1908-1990Vietnam WarTeachersStrikesSchoolsChild abuseCranbrook Institute of ScienceDaylight Saving TimeTextOakland University