2024-06-052024-06-051964-02-28https://hdl.handle.net/10323/14632Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmAgainst Florida line: FBI team to probe rail violence ; Train blasts spur Johnson to intervene ; Johnson opens ’64 race with rights pitch ; Schools eye job training ; School budget eyed by Board ; One more day to get ’64 tabs ; Election officials explain vote system ; Trustworthy Trusty freed for honesty ; 2 cleared in vandalism; to question 3rd suspect ; Tenth juror is accepted for Ruby trial ; Under investigation: suspend school official ; Area will get new resort ; Greek Cypriots line up for police force call ; Tripped up in Viet quiz: Rusk: won’t politick ; Phone service lost for 1,000 ; Cong opens anti-U.S. campaign ; Birmingham area news: Cranbrook fair to fund exchange student plan ; Request rules on drug trade ; Board hears cost to open new school ; Hoffa trial testimony: claims Partin calls recorded ; Towel thieves make Board wring hands ; House Republicans move ADC-U bill ; In Orchard Lake: cityhood vote Tuesday ; Benefits for Avon officials left up to township voters ; Detroit Teachers’ Union Oks strike by big margin ; Organist to perform in Rochester ; Avondale will hold 1st summer school ; Urges farm unit maintain influence ; Favorite son? Not me-Romney ; Top apprentice painter: Utica man gets award ; YWCA unit to be eyed for Milford ; State traffic takes 7 lives ; 3 choices in Viet War – but which is best? ; More sports cars coming: auto makers to battle in animal landPDFen-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.Labor unionsFlorida East Coast RailwayEmploymentElectionsVandalismRuby, JackSilverbell VillageDetroit Public SchoolsGreeceCyprusVietnam WarInternational studentsEducationTelephonesHoffa, James R. (James Riddle), 1913-Detroit Federation of TeachersMichigan--UticaMichigan--RochesterMichigan--Rochester HillsMichigan--Orchard LakeTextOakland University