2024-06-062024-06-061963-03-20https://hdl.handle.net/10323/14925Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmRequests bill for funds to seek Olympics ; Child-aid bill hit: Romney rips federal critics: Can affect some cases in county ; Frosty stare of winter to greet spring tonight ; See no rival for Hamlin in county post ; Latin chiefs plead for aid ; Suspect tuna ordered off A&P shelves ; Bandit robs bank in area ; Pied piper! Pigeon prescription ; Push search for mall murder weapons ; Wants bigger NATO role ; Birmingham area news: Proposals on parking go to legal consultants ; Solons back judge addition ; Winter's throwing desperation punches ; Henry case set in circuit court ; To open bids on park work ; Pick speaker at Oakland U graduation ; Mrs. Romney backs library ; Probe hot dog pix riot ; Romney sees constitution 'distortion' ; Assessment rolls termed 'a mess' ; Area debaters in state finals ; Lutheran choir offers concert ; 200-bed hospital planned for county ; Couple wins tax judgment ; Petition for investigation of Southfield city affairs ; Eye boost in building revenue ; Supper slated in Clarkston ; Rochester YMCA at 34 pct. of goal ; Novi Council backs library ; Set open houses at grade schools in Rochester area ; In Walled Lake: Ten file for city council ; Open house scheduled at nursery ; Defense aid to answer criticism by papers ; Adm. Byrd's fabled ship goes down ; Jackie shops in NY prior to Jack's return ; Wayne County board plans blue law hearingPDFen-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.OlympicsUnemploymentChildrenFood poisoningOakland UniversityLibrariesMurderNorth Atlantic Treaty OrganizationParkingByrd, Richard Evelyn, 1888-1957TextOakland University