The Pontiac Press: 1967-05-24

Abstract

State court's 11th-hour order delays DST switch ; Mideast cooling off effort sought by Britain, France ; Young Hoffa loses in 19th ; Boys claim world record, spent 88 hours in capsule ; Soviets deride 'urgency' call ; Pontiac sales up 62 pct for month ; Grand jury status in doubt ; C of C head hits state fiscal plan ; Lake Orion hires village manager ; Land plan set for supervisors ; Cuba asylum to US major, son ; Birmingham area news: School board approves modified redistricting ; Romney says US drive Ho into arms of China, Russia ; Military is going down, down, down ; OKs advance on school aid ; School district revision urged ; To show why car standard delay sought ; Main plant at GM Truck is hit by wildcat strike ; Attack reports discounted ; Bus company loses $18,318 ; County tax committee revises allocation rate ; Brucker: Politics hampers war effort ; Internal Revenue gets surprise ; Song is legacy of dead Marine ; Nightmare of war is recalled by Vietnam veteran from Holly ; Crop damage is slight ; Parents seek transfer to Walled Lake district ; Study of Farmington area scuttled by township board ; Registration begins June 1 for Walled Lake program ; Co-op students to honor employers ; 2 'blessings' headed our way ; Library assets move is OK's ; Church group approval on land offer ; Youth Corps grant accepted by commission ; Huber group lists names of directors ; Lebanon notable to speak in state