2024-06-062024-06-061963-05-21https://hdl.handle.net/10323/14872Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmWashington crowds crown Cooper's glory: NASA award presented by the president ; Cavanagh praises Pontiac for urban renewal projects ; Red proposal 'propaganda' ; Requests for funds far exceed supply ; Court ends strike: Workers back at Ford ; UF campaign gets chief for advance gifts ; Negroes set to fight school ouster order ; Fatigued Pope halts meetings ; Birmingham area news: Commission gives OK to two street projects ; Taylor forms group to push Barry in '64 ; To U. of Alabama: No delay in admissions ; Loyal troops overcome another revolt in Turkey ; Orders trial in mall death ; 'Blue Shield losing daily' ; Romney OKs Ford-Canton bill into law ; In Waterford: Hire supervisor's aide ; Cautions Quebec as terrorism mounts ; U.S Haitian policy still undetermined ; Bonn reject Bidault asylum ; King of Morocco loses majority in Parliament; Mayor stands late, alone against budget ; White Lake bans car race ; M59 track denied zoning title change ; Tax levy set at 11.5 mills ; Octagonal museum gains new backing ; School execs get pay hikes ; Sixth annual safety check set for cars ; Kemler-Cleghorn nuptials: Wed in Rochester church ; AAUW group sets annual luncheon ; Free health tests offered in area ; In-Rochester: Married at St. Paul ; Trumpets slay cows: Music proves fatal ; 77 area motorists ordered off road ; Picks city surgeon for osteopath post ; JFK's jetliner sets speed mark in Moscow flightPDFen-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.AstronautsCooper, Gordon, 1927-2004Cavanagh, Jerome P., 1928-1979StrikesJohn XXIII, Pope, 1881-1963IntegrationRacial equalityAuto racingWashington Octagon House (Washington, Macomb County, Mich.)Health careSpeed recordsThe Pontiac Press: 1963-05-21TextOakland University