The Pontiac Press: 1968-04-23

Abstract

'US must solve urban ills' ; Sheriff removal hearing slated ; Size of write-in eyed in Pennsylvania vote ; Third F111 lost on bombing run ; Romney to step Into paper strike ; Taylor is reelected mayor ; Socialist Labor Party names 13 candidates ; School millage need is stressed ; 2 Protestant churches join in biggest merger ; Learn storytelling can be fun: Young authors gather at OU ; Huber's GOP group to hear Illinois sheriff ; Birmingham area news: Bloomfield Twp. residents vote franchise to Edison ; No report on new talks: Hopes dim in phone strike ; Waite's final day tomorrow ; Trustee files in OCC race ; Luzon volcano erupts ; Trustee files for OCC seat ; Commission to weigh appointments to board ; 26 rescued from ship ; '10 million go hungry in US' ; Solving crisis called key to in cities US future ; Soviets see peril for China Communism ; Holly School board shuns election, eyes cuts ; Farmington schools ask 4-mill tax hike ; Shopping center being planned for Pontiac Twp. site ; Birmingham's new mayor looks to future ; Lake Orion OKs participation in joint police pact ; Voter sign-up on for school election ; Bands, Boosters Club in Avondale selling community calendars ; Friendship Night set by Orion OES unit ; Rochester Council airs growth woes ; Commerce Twp. GOP to host 4 candidates ; Latrines at US cemetery incense a retired colonel ; Boy learns the hard way he's no Santa