The Pontiac Press: 1968-05-21

Abstract

Harriman talks to French leaders ; Waterford will appeal ruling on longer terms ; PAUF names division head ; Visiting mayor points to parallel: Pontiac, Ypsi problems alike ; Police force sit-in to end ; Norway cruise ship afire in North Sea; Rescue made ; "US spread too thin" ; Crisis worsens; DeGaulle waits ; Southfield man seeks county treasurer post ; LBJ asks more for Viet, Korea ; Birmingham: Talks slated on transfer of rubbish ; Force lands as Haiti bombed ; 'Blue flu' ends for bus drivers ; New school head in W. Bloomfield ; State legislator will run again in 62nd district ; Man gets probation in death of his wife ; City to consider wording of ballot ; King medals proposed ; House nixes Senate court-revamp bill ; Inkster schools apply for loan ; What happened yesterday in state capital ; From visiting Dearborn mayor: Troy officials get homespun advice ; Council to review Imlay pay dispute ; 6th fire truck for Commerce ; Reading-funds application authorized ; Pending June 10 vote: Avondale hires 69 teachers ; Highland sector eyes possibility ; School board quizzed on contract ; Fire guts home; Mother, child feared victims ; Hope not abandoned for Ricky Thorne ; Keego budget hearing tonight ; Walled Lake council to eye pool ordinance ; Tea set at Almont High for retiring teacher ; Miriani found guilty on four tax counts ; Liver-transplant patient released from hospital