2024-06-042024-06-041964-07-20https://hdl.handle.net/10323/14506Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmState GOP faces split over extremism ; Wallace out of presidential race ; Claims drive against rights is successful ; Negro Mobs, police clash by night as riots hit Harlem ; Guards thwart prison break ; First concert Thursday: Pavilion complete for festival ; Police nab 4 in spree of crime ; Rights funds asked ; 105 scouts from area at jamboree ; Crime spiral continues ; Birmingham area news: Telegraph changes not forgotten - state ; Hopes, fears cloud future for Sheppard ; Police seek hit-run craft ; Car crash forces amputation of arm ; 9 drown, 14 die in traffic over weekend ; Resuscitation saves Royal Oak woman ; Congress reconvenes, facing big pile of bills ; Sanctions on Cuba endangered in OAS ; Rise predicted in lung cancer for women ; Pontiac Twp. party to mix duty and fun ; Donkey ball game between 2 cities ; Caused Lakeville search: Little girl wasn't lost ; OK pay hikes in Oxford Twp ; Roundup set for oldsters at Metro Beach ; Tax renewal to be asked ; Plan teen fun at State Fair ; Schools budget in Romeo provides for new official ; White Lake Twp. to hear report on master plan ; Goldwater counting on Ike's support; Makes campaign plansPDFen-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.PoliticsPresidential candidatesRacial violenceCivil rightsOakland UniversityBaldwin Memorial PavilionBoy Scouts of AmericaSheppard, SamTraffic safetyCubaCancer researchTextOakland University