The Pontiac Press: 1965-11-16

Waterford sewer plan is urged ; GIs holding ground in big S. Viet battle ; Wilson likely to curb trade with Rhodesia ; GM president will speak in city Dec. 2 ; Roche defends changeover ; Romney sued for $1 million by Bircher ; Patient found dead in lake ; FPC quiz aim: halt blackouts ; Soviets launch Venus 3 probe ; Set osteopath school hearing ; Parking rate revisions scheduled for five lots ; 23 arrested in raid are convicted ; Meg and husband whirl into busy D.C. schedule ; Four rescued off Huron isle ; Equalization aide backed for director ; Pair take new Chrysler posts ; Checks totaling $1,367,712 sent to Christmas clubbers ; Final action delayed on rezoning requests ; Okay of subdivision plan delayed over curb work ; Innocent plea in bribe case ; Hope to instill proper school attitude ; Council airs flood plain project plan ; Bond, millage issues OK'd in Farmington school vote ; School chief to hear reasons why contract wasn't renewed ; Avondale fills unit vacancy ; Kellogg grant financing training program at MSU ; No lack of 'Santas' for Viet GIs ; Viet war likely to last until 1975 ; Arctic storm hits West, snow falls in Lakes area ; Javits soothes Greeks, Turks.