2024-08-152024-08-151957-02-13https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16938Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmDockers' strike closes Atlantic coast ports: Peace parleys resume today guided by US ; Oh no! Not our big, beautiful courthouse! ; Israel demands US proposals be explained ; Strikers picket pier ; US Reds vote to break with strict Soviet policy ; Ike's resolution nears approval ; Legal tangle may result in trial board is replaced ; County Dems meet to select delegates ; Another forgotten man ; Detroit boy drowns in high school pool ; 2 local issues up for vote April 1 ; Throws two to safety ; Reds call US threat to peace ; The day in Birmingham: Will offer free classes for handicapped women ; Grocer defies armed robber ; Kuhn gets backing for Waterford post ; School officials to Atlantic City ; Organize group to promote area ; Sentencing of Sexton set for February 25 ; Redeem bus tokens by Feb. 20 deadline ; Building firms' court date set ; Tell precinct change at Bloomfield rally ; Your income tax ; Capital talk says Wilson may stay in defense post ; Hart and Staebler to be guests at dance ; Ollenhauer may replace aging Konrad Adenaur ; Seeks 4-year term for governor, Senate ; Ask March 11 vote to change Walled Lake school status ; Would classify as 3rd district ; Antarctic fliers arrive safely ; Prosecution to rest in trial of bailiff ; Waterford board to award contracts ; Advance to rank of Eagle Scout taxing test of skill, devotion ; Uncle of quiz champ may have to get TV ; Caribou owner turns down museum bidder's offer ; Oakland's queen to vie for state cherry pie title ; Merchants stop bid to limit membership ; Evening service unites Drayton pairPDFen-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.StrikesMiddle East ConflictCommunismPolitical conventionsElectionsAdenauer, Konrad, 1876-1967Boy Scouts of AmericaTelevision quiz showsTextOakland University