The Pontiac Press: 1968-10-07

Abstract

Supreme Court opens to face explosive list of cases ; Thieu says enemy has lost militarily ; Nixon: People, not programs ; Woman in area is killed by car ; Construction strike, school rolls linked ; Lolich is last hope for Bengals ; Battleship shells Reds ; Berlin visit set by defense chief ; Birmingham news: Rezoning hearing tonight ; Half of senators in favor of some bomb halt plan ; Woman forces plane to Cuba ; Dubcek program feared at end ; Rusk and Gromyko air world problems ; State to review Clark's license ; Wet snow falls in New England ; Allies turn up Red stockpiles ; Denny plays here tonight ; To return to work in week: Edison Linemen ratify contract ; Hanoi sends Cong aid ; Nixon campaign proving the costliest ; Agnew takes in grid game ; Congress eyes votes, pushes adjournment ; 17 persons killed in Michigan traffic over weekend ; Griffin to speak in Royal Oak ; School boundary proposals get county airing tomorrow ; Plaque marks his home: Troy founder is honored ; Hearing on cityhood scheduled in Oxford ; County center fumigation may halt protest briefly ; Almont vote set on sewer bonds ; Chairman picked to head UN Day ; Vandals cause $2,500 damage to Utica school ; Poison chestnuts sold in Shelby; 4 buyers sought ; Amateur radio unit will meet tomorrow ; Cranbrook events ; Novi cityhood ruling due next month ; Clarkston Jaycettes offer first-aid course ; Foes irking public, Humphrey contends ; Muskie campaigning close to the campus