2024-06-252024-06-251961-08-30https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15439Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmHouse GOP-Dixiecrat vote halts school aid chances ; Coalition vetoes federal assist to education ; Military chiefs agree to Goulart as figurehead ; Reuther to race GM strike date: pledges high-gear auto talks ; Helicopters rescue 81: safe after ‘awful’ night ; GOP Con-Con delegates exchange wit with UAW ; ICBM blows up at Canaveral ; Merchants plan Pontiac’s debut ; Rev. James B. Guinan: planning freedom ride ; Kennedy, Adenauer stand together ; Agree on need to counter Reds ; Charter issue to be discussed ; Russ freeze all discharges ; Reds free car at tanks’ threat ; Passengers force Cuban ship to port ; Reds no longer interested: separate N-ban pact out ; Call U.N. troops into Congo fray ; The day in Birmingham: Bloomfield Twp. okays multiple zoning areas ; Sees trouble for taxpayers ; GOP leaders urge Nixon to run in California ; Senate-House conferees OK 5-year lean: reach accord on foreign aid ; Berlin may hurt Adenauer at polls ; Warns Japanese quakes to come ; 2 drowned in lake in separate mishaps ; Mirror-new weapon: Reds fight with Sun ; Gunman kills child in Omaha ; Says U.S. faces the Red Coats of Karl Marx ; Parochial school aid my snag Con-Con workers ; Car mirrors give you eyes on the back of your head ; Agree to stop conflict on Ethiopian borderPDFen-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.EducationAirlinesUnited Auto Workers UnionMissilesBrazilGermanyCommunismCold WarDemocratic Republic of the CongoNixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913-1994Freedom RidersCivil rightsTextOakland University