The Pontiac Press: 1967-02-14

Abstract

2 charged in Saginaw killings ; Red troops sent 25,000 tons of goods in truce ; UFO reports boom in '66 ; Leaders in military are purged by Mao ; Tibet city said in Anti-Mao grip ; Firebirds' early sale is explained ; J. L. Hudson will talk at Jaycees' bosses night ; Hope of peace effort ebbs with end of truce ; Feeling of heart trouble told ; AP Book out soon ; Rising Mercury will chase snow ; N. Viet supply lines hit by air, sea ; City may trim rights group ; Birmingham area news: OEO grant to Cranbrook to aid 40 county teens ; 5 pct. income tax limit introduced in state Senate ; Haile Selassie, LBJ to meet ; Ferency move cuts the field ; Alone in home, 3 children in state blaze ; Woman charged in stepson death ; Chrysler sales gained in '66; earnings dip ; 2 big quakes are recorded around globe ; Decision due on coed who posed in nude ; Lapeer School District OKs 4.5 mills ; Petition filed for annexation ; Many of beaten Democrats back in federal positions ; Job-conflict quiz for some in road dept. ; 7th heart-pump surgery done ; Sewer bond vote chances aren't good ; New city of Rochester launched ; Six contend for Imlay City council seats ; Sewer survey is authorized ; Coin club show is slated at OU ; Troy seeking law to reduce auto thefts ; State hospital needs clothing ; Rising values, costs hike Rochester renewal expense ; Teacher workshop set at Holly High ; Break-ins at firms investigated in Troy ; Milford okays zone change ; Farmington deficit: School board gets budget ; Noncommittal Nixon sees wide-open GOP confab ; Return near for biosatellite ; Scientists ask gas, chemical ban in Viet