2024-06-202024-06-201963-07-31https://hdl.handle.net/10323/15230Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmSpotlights used in Korean search: Bolstered units seeking Red suicide squad ; Teamster exec on probation in embezzlement ; Industry effort get backing of $101,200 ; Convict Ward on two counts ; Rusk to see N-treaty signing ; Driver charged by county in fatal auto accident ; City agrees to subsidize bus service ; Russ air zone will be ruled by E. Germany ; Hoover urges fairness in dealing with protests ; Want fair job bill in rights package ; Birmingham area news: Rec activities to close at 6 school playgrounds ; Hits West GIs as spectators ; GM appeals city assessment: State to rule on tax dispute; Rails adjust proposals on work rules ; Scientists shamed by schoolboy ; Latecomer flees, cleaning cleaners ; Test confirms youth's story ; Four anti-Castroites executed in Cuba ; 3 Argentines chug to DC in Model A ; Angry at Russ-West romance, China risks Asia war ; Allies leading Reds in ships to Cuba ; Queens vie for peach title ; Troy borrowing okayed - late ; Tell plans for work on highways ; Lake Orion ready to act on construction of sewers ; Dems will aid districting unit ; To set plans on port berths ; Girls to wind up scouting with Washington, DC trip ; Hits options in tax reform ; Lapeer youth is drowned ; Criticizing N-test ban is tough ; Give scholarships to car designers ; Equipment ordered for airways safety ; Hoffa excludes Teamster union form NBC suit ; Check for solons now 'important'PDFen-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.KoreaLabor unionsLocal transitBusesTaxesCubaBeauty contestsSewage systemsNuclear testingHoffa, James R. (James Riddle), 1913-TextOakland University