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The Pontiac Press: 1966-10-11

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Torch-lighting sets of United Fund drive ; U.S., Russia eye early N-pact ; Legislators prodded by Romney ; Hunters given early warning ; Group study Pontiac plans ; McNamara gets plea for more GIs in S. Viet ; Congress to freeze administration bills ; Soapy flies to U.P., belittles state poll ; Red captives are butchered ; Police draw big problem ; Birmingham area news: two studies accepted by city commission ; House to act on defense bill ; ‘Pollution problem’ correction is urged ; Break-ins net $5,000 in loot ; Urban League calls meeting on letter ripping city plan ; Supervisors to meet again on Fund OK ; At Commission meeting: housing request due tonight ; 1,500 men, 26-25, to get draft exams ; State legislature back for brief session ; Viet question on Dearborn ballot argued ; New road idea tests chivalry ; Red guards molded into reserve unit ; Rochester delays sewer plan action ; In Farmington: school head to retire ; Another solution sought: Milford ends parking ban ; Teacher request denied ; Budget hearing set Oct. 24 ; Tax increases seen by former treasury aide ; 124 permits for building last month

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1966-10-11

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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