The Pontiac Press: 1967-07-27

Abstract

Romney lifts Detroit curfew ; A 'veteran' is born ; House panel may hold own probe of riots ; City quiet again; Emergency still on ; Negro youths, Taylor to confer ; Pontiac fashion mall, 2 stores open ; Housing aims, core-city status tied ; Riot may have started '68 campaign ; Birmingham area news: Bloomfield Twp. officials back 'good roads' bill ; Flights to US offered to injured Viet children ; Queen Mary to become 'a rival to Disneyland' ; Pontiac Div. exec to retire ; Soviets urged to enter any Mideast fight ; Senate probe of riot sought ; SNCC leader is out on bail ; Another quake strikes Turkey ; City GM plants will shut down for changeover ; Shopping areas to close by 8 ; The areas still under curfew ; More projects will be needed in Huron Valley ; Troy school board moves to solve money problems ; Holly District millage drive went wrong way for board ; Sheriffs to aid trouble spots ; Boat-control hearing reset ; Jaycee unit joins child aid program ; Avondale gives post to former principal, chooses school site ; Metro Beach plans senior citizens day ; Avon lowers levy for fires ; Plea for blood donors a big response at 2 sites in county ; 50 neighborhood youth corpsmen start training