2024-08-062024-08-061958-07-30https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16464Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmProber's target - gangster influence in state: House group to quiz Hoffa on racketeers ; GM first half profits drop by 30 per cent ; Ready for production-line operation ; Lebanon chief strives to halt election now ; Weighing bond for sewer plant ; lke to challenge Khrushchev on showdown summit talks ; He gave names in MESC files ; 14 die in plot to overthrow Haiti President Duvalier ; Faubus credits victory to sending of paratroops ; Armco Steel Co. to raise prices ; Pontiac to complete 38 models Thursday ; Italian premier luncheon guest ; Reject fees on 'free' lots ; Labor practices called unfair: UAW accuses Chrysler ; The day in Birmingham: Start action to acquire land for proposed alley ; House hits snag on Goldfine vote ; Crisis supports foreign aid bill ; Vandals cost Grand Rapids thousands ; Labor reform dying in House committee ; Commission defers action on hospital ; Art show slated at Miracle Mile ; Due to population shift: Michigan may gain 2 seats in Congress ; 7 die as car falls off ferry wharf ; City woman, 100, casts absentee primary ballot ; Paradise lost It's in Michigan ; Replace kidney of stricken boy ; 7 persons die during storm ; Newsmen get trial by fire in Mideast fray ; Contesting ban on sound truck ; It doesn't pay to go to work some mornings ; experts say job picture to improve ; Polish government attacks church ; House group OKs raising of debt ceiling ; Temperature at 110, 13-year-old dies ; Promises to buy dishwasher if girl, 12, returns ; Civilian space unit bill signed by Ike ; 2 Political opponents have twin recordsPDFen-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.Organized crimeLabor unionsHoffa, James R. (James Riddle), 1913-LebanonElectionsSteel industry and tradeFaubus, Orval Eugene, 1910-1994United Auto Workers UnionChrysler CorporationHaitiSpace explorationTextOakland University