2024-09-042024-09-041953-09-23https://hdl.handle.net/10323/18031Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmClark may demand check on truce violation: Moving of MIGs south over Yalu worries allies ; Nixon upholds Ike in Durkin dispute: Says president didn't back out of T-H promise ; Western world, US not ready for atom attack ; 4 known dead as explosions destroy plant ; Society honors Pontiac doctor ; Gen. Dean lands in US amidst hero's welcome ; Wife, spaniel rout assailant ; Trial date is set for Donald O'Brian ; Chivas to be paroled; was in Pontiac case ; Ike's recognition of Ripon, Wis., annoys Jackson ; Non-dealer car sales taxable ; Booklet forecasts county population jump, plans for courthouse ; Birmingham plan board favors closing stub ends of Rugby and Cambridge ; Class crowding may ease up ; Gilleo murder trial is Oct. 12 ; Canada's stand on Korea told ; 38 men leave for US forces ; Group would ban gifts to athletes ; Marijuana plot: Let everyone grow it ; Jewish holiday starts at sunset ; Jewelers face suit by Millard ; Austria to settle claims of Jews against Nazis ; Goodfellows plan for Yule: Map Waterford gift campaign ; Waterford has project: Over 100 youngsters enroll in fun program ; Waterford gets school load OK ; Supreme Court nominee picked ; Julia A. Wood of Drayton married in Pontiac church ; Presbyterian board purchases parsonage ; 6,000 bankers conclude meet ; Army escapee to be sent back to Korea group ; Muskegon man, 22, killed in collision ; Baby hamsters get the better of hobbyist ; Stevenson to lunch with Ike next week ; Accidents worst enemy of childrenPDFen-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.Korean WarPrisoners of warNuclear weaponsTextOakland University