2024-06-052024-06-051964-04-18https://hdl.handle.net/10323/14589Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmHopes dim for 49 in plane crash ; 23 Americans aboard craft in Persian Gulf ; Guard tightens in Cong threat to kill Rusk ; Big vote expected Monday ; Tomorrow’s the day for antipolio doses ; Terrorists start Congo revolt ; Home town fetes history-making flier ; GM to pay new high in bonuses ; Belgian rift continues: 18-day MD strike ends ; 225 get degrees: OU holds 2nd formal commencement ; Remember your antipolio sugarcube tomorrow ; Short college period not viewed as hard ; Editors tab Lodge to run for president ; LBJ begins discussions; may better Red relations ; Ben Hecht, writer, dies at age 70 ; Clears lawyer of contempt after apology ; Polio vaccine stations listed ; Thanks Solons of wage bill ; Birmingham area news: Yamasaki to receive Horatio Alger award ; Grass fires still county threat ; Wife knifed; man held in family fight ; Back home after jury deadlocks ; Today in Washington: push Canal site hunt ; Four charged with break-in ; City gas station robbed by gunmanPDFen-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.Arabian American Oil CompanyVietnam WarGeneral MotorsPoliomyelitisVaccinesDemocratic Republic of the CongoLabor strikesOakland UniversityCommencement ceremoniesEducationWagesYamasaki, MinoruBrush firesCold WarCivil RightsThe Pontiac Press: 1964-04-18TextOakland University