2024-03-282024-03-281968-09-03https://hdl.handle.net/10323/12774Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmFortas, Gun curbs loom for Congress ; Traffic deaths hit record for holiday period ; 20 teacher hassles are still unsettled ; Judge orders rail engineers to end protest ; VP joins 100,000 marchers for NY's Labor Day parade ; A Mountie he's not; His man gets away ; Quake hits Turkey; 10 dead, 200 hurt ; Cong terrorists bomb US center in Saigon ; Birmingham area: City to decide on purchase of Maple site ; Key GOP contests in 3 state primaries ; Czech leaders treading softly ; 'Civil disaster' proclaimed in Berkeley after violence ; Zoning on agenda ; Viet Gls' pal bear for beer ; Convertible added to '69 Cougar lineup ; China lag may slow US missile net ; Student play opens season at OU Sept. 20 ; 5 long-haired students OK'd to enter school; after that...? ; New principal at junior high ; 46 persons perish in state traffic on holiday weekend ; Fair food sales tipped scales ; Loot is $30,000 in Schuler holdup ; Dad is jealous of his business, picketer says ; 4 schools try new grading ; Oxford postmaster choice is official ; Highway engineer for county picked ; State's drowning toll 3 for holiday ; Garbage pickup days changed in Lake Orion ; Nixon-Agnew center open in Royal Oak ; American Motors admits it will enter US minicar market ; GOP replies to VP's call for 'neutrality' on talksPDFen-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.Fortas, Abe, 1910-1982Gun controlTeachersLabor unionsEarthquakesStudent activismPoliticsCzechoslovakiaOakland UniversityTheatreAutomobile manufacturingDress codesMichigan State FairGrading systemsTextOakland University