2024-05-222024-05-221966-05-24https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13920Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmReports put May car sales up ; British Navy awaits order ; Won’t give up ---S. Viet rebel ; Romney, Javits in ’68 – Rocky ; Romney shuns talk of 1968 ; Tax allocation at 15.18 mills ; House unit limits debt to $330 billion ; The look of leadership ; ‘Viet is not mere contest of ideologies’ ; U.N. can’t halt battle—Thant ; 2 powerful groups in Senate fight for control of CIA ; Birmingham area news: feasibility, cost study for parking lot okayed ; No suspects in prof’s death ; U.S., Poland swap ousters ; Severe weather slashes part of Midwest; more due ; Hounds join manhunt in brutal killing ; Postal fund savers urged to get money ; Ex-policeman fined in driver license case ; Auto fatality suspect flees ; Man arraigned in murder case ; Candidates tell views ; Four days in Gulf: icebox saves 3 at sea ; Cuba informs U.S. that exodus pool exhausted ; House debates base-pay bill ; Legislators face host of battles in homestretch ; In Farmington negotiations: teachers set contract deadline ; Varner to talk at extension service event ; Grade school lines changed ; Club’s broom sale will benefit blind ; Kensington offers Memorial Day fun ; Parents to discuss Keego school vote ; Cornerstone will be laid ; By Troy Commission: added entertainment control rejected ; Farmington schools set workshops ; Sukarno yields; Malaysian talks pushed ; Wisconsin U. building invaded by 500 students in draft protestPDFen-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.Automotive salesVietnam WarElectionsTaxesHomicidesCold WarCar accidentsSchoolsUniversity of WisconsinMilitary draftProtestsThe Pontiac Press: 1966-05-24TextOakland University