The Pontiac Press: 1967-11-29

Abstract

McNamara sparks war step-up fear ; Fowler makes tax hike pitch ; At Waterford hearing: State's fair housing bill hit ; For young do-it-yourselfers: Santa packing horror kits ; Realtors protest open housing ; Vote nixes withdrawal ; Who are COG enemies? Who are its friends? ; Connally visiting DC ; 'Reds not using port' ; Ike urges pursuit over Viet border ; Fulbright panel may go to LBJ ; Birmingham area news: Two hearings Dec. 11 on sewer assessments ; Zolton tabs Levin possible successor ; Pension boost for LBJs friend survives vote ; Japanese hold two as spies ; Goodfellows' sale Saturday ; Avon man is charged in death of boy ; 7 Junior Miss applicants ; Turk jets buzz Cyprus capital ; Spirit of fliers delights this 'Amelia' ; De Gaulle's attacks stir French critics ; 14 Americans killed in Viet ; Island Bridge gets 'no' vote in White Lake ; School officials view levy defeats ; Revisions eyed for programs in Holly Schools ; Clarkston Junior Miss picked ; Couple to receive late son's medals ; 2 on county panel rap Avon planners ; Farmer laments retirement ; Rural life fading fantasy ; School Board eyes discipline case ; Almont Village police chief quits