2024-06-062024-06-061963-07-02https://hdl.handle.net/10323/14837Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmMercury hits 99 degrees: City sizzles on hottest July 1 ; Danger of heat is pointed out ; For US interest: Must defend Europe ; Pontiac output up for period ; K asks treaty in trade for N-ban okay ; Mac fights with Wilson on scandals ; Anderson against president: Retains school unit post ; In Allegan: Pigeon plague ends ; Find stocks, bonds worth $1.5 million ; NAACP plans confab in DC ; Bias problem moving fast ; Birmingham area news: Elect Ford executive to head school board ; School tax plan before Detroit unit ; Viet Commies blast Lodge ; 371 from area soldiering ; Among senators: Fight on rights ; Most of US is facing a torrid July ; 21 county drivers ruled off highways ; Floral parade forebear of Miss America contest ; 19 school boards reorganize, elect officers ; Set colorful Clarkston 4th ; Seek answers to 2 questions ; Holiday heralds beginning of Holly Twp. anniversary ; Sewer planning continues despite lagging interest ; Begin paving extension of freeway ; Residing in Oxford after recent vows ; Government study due before council ; Barbara Nitz wed ; Two sugar lobbyists criticized - Page ; Report loss or pay billPDFen-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.WeatherAutomobile manufacturingNuclear testingPigeonsNAACPRacial equalityHolidaysSewage systemsTextOakland University