The Pontiac Press: 1967-09-06

Abstract

Safety, performance highlight '68 Pontiacs ; Ford talks resume, but strike still looming ; State teachers picketing ; School openings in doubt in 3 S. Oakland districts ; US judges reject Kuhn's tax suit ; Banner sales forecast for '68 by GM execs ; US officials in Viet: No other governors claim brainwashing ; Police brutality probe is sought ; Birmingham area news: City moves to relieve flooding of basements ; 'Nixon holds decided lead for GOP nod' ; Pontiac man arraigned in city shooting ; Exam for man in gun death ; News in brief on Ford talks ; Tax records add up to downfall ; Buildup focus is on combat ; Estate, gift tax overhaul in LBJ reform package ; City man, 34, killed by train ; Negro picked as DC mayor ; LBJ critic accepts bid to visit Viet ; Innocent plea in ax killing ; Independence focuses in Clarkston annexation ; Walled Lake slates annexation hearing; Affidavits are filed ; State treasury gets loan okay ; Novi to continue hearing on roads ; Family to display handicraft at festival ; Clarkston schools start as pact OK'd ; Troy Public Library begins first day in new building ; Michigan Bell plans $1.2-million expansion project for Farmington ; Fiery UAW leader facing toughest task in 3 years