2024-05-222024-05-221966-07-05https://hdl.handle.net/10323/13884Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmJuly 4th holiday traffic kills record 567 ; Traffic in state takes 25 lives ; ‘New Pontiac model slated’ ; Autopsy held in boating death ; Boats hit off Haiphong ; Area crashes kill Detroiter, Orion Man ; Decision to refuse rezoning is defended ; Objects hurled at queen’s car ; Huge satellite fired in to orbit ; Grant given for language arts projects ; Romney urges that VP head state-relations unit ; Birmingham area news: course offered to aid reading, study skills ; Firecrackers injure three ; Chiropractor bill vetoed by Romney ; Stiffer driver penalties are asked in state ; MSU trustees approve boost in OU tuition ; Bomb scare on Lynda trip ; Arms control disputed: Russia-Romania clash disrupts confab ; Customers hot under collar; no ‘rocks’ yet ; Wixom sets public hearing on historical museum plan ; To house operations: firm purchase plant in Troy ; At meeting tonight: Farmington school budget to be aired ; School boards meet tonight to organize ; Farmington ‘founders follies’ features talented residents ; School counsel again offered during summer ; MSU prof gets award ; Novi man to head market operators ; No sign in county yet: cereal leaf beetles attacking anew ; New Bolivian chief to take office Aug. 6 ; Beatles get shoves, boos in Philippines ; Hoffa tells his union veep: don’t rock boat at conferencePDFen-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.Fourth of JulyCar accidentsSpaceMichigan--PontiacMichigan--FarmingtonTraffic lawsMichigan State UniversityOakland UniversityCold WarVietnam WarMichigan--WixomSchoolsBoliviaBeatlesPhilippinesThe Pontiac Press: 1966-07-05TextOakland University