The Pontiac Press: 1968-05-23

Abstract

23 persons killed in helicopter crash ; Congress passes credit-cost bill ; Harriman, Thuy agree failure of talks possible ; 175,000 jobs for 'hard core' ; Detroiter held in city robbery ; Tentative plans discussed for urban redevelopment ; Pontiac Div. sales jump for period ; Youth dinner emphasis positive ; Press increases delivery rate ; Judge urges anticrime drive ; Birmingham area news: Additional winners listed in civic awards contest ; Rocky pleases state GOP ; Avon lawmaker is candidate ; HHH gets boost in Pennsylvania ; Editor reveals candidacy for state legislature ; May 30 summit in news strike ; Rap convicted on gun charge ; Avon, Rochester agree on sewers ; Keego council OKs building borrowing ; Head of board praises new superintendent ; Swimming pool regulation proposed in Walled Lake ; Services increased at library in Novi ; Avon Township OKs 3 projects in Walton Blvd. ; Jet airport eyed for Imlay City ; Summer school sign-up is near ; White Lake board again votes 'No' to Dawson Island bridge ; Auburn Heights JCs arrest officers ; In Independence Township: Fire-equipment purchase eyed ; Youth guidance head reelected in Avondale ; 'Drug abusers are sick' ; DeGaulle to plot strike strategy ; Over North Vietnam: US loses 2 more planes ; Loan bill loses; Sunday-Liquor vote is on top ; Citywide plan for school race balance asked