The Pontiac Press: 1967-11-14

Abstract

UF campaign goal given little chance ; All-out push due today for housing law in state ; Stassen to enter Wisconsin race ; 'Deaths not linked to staff shortage' ; N. Viets reject LBJ peace bid ; Three sergeants released by Cong are back in US ; Caution is urged in wake of local meningitis death ; Pontiac Div. sales top record pace ; Israel, Jordan stands dim hopes for Mideast peace ; School control by state feared ; Birmingham area news: City, union OK fact-finding ; Bomb pauses over holidays are expected ; Wildcat strike ends at Chrysler plant ; 1-day strike is planned at GMC Truck ; Girl believed nailed to tree ; Woman freed in child death ; Manslaughter warrant OK'd in auto death ; Japan hunts 4 defectors ; Steel union may yield strike right ; Pontiac man. 28, sentenced for rape ; Deficit budget set for schools in Walled Lake ; Insurance meant for college will bury her ; Clarkston council turns down motion on rezoning request for a post office ; Pontiac Twp. OKs employe pensions ; Council affirms suspension of chief of police ; Former publisher recalls the old days ; Thorburn blacks bid for land-fill ; COG to be discussed in West Bloomfield ; Firm wants airport frontage ; Hart questions deferment cancellations ; Criminal code is panel topic