The Pontiac Press: 1967-06-27

Abstract

Rusk-Gromyko parley follows LBJ-Kosygin ; King Hussein to visit Johnson at White House ; Implied consent nearing passage ; Later summit talks believed in works ; House panel OKs riot bill ; 3 US outposts hit by N. Viets; Six dead ; Thundershowers back on agenda ; Addition is started at St. Hugo school ; Birmingham area news: Commission delays hike of parking meter rates ; Federal goals set for safety on highways ; Public hearing tomorrow on record school budget ; Bank robber in Indiana kills two, then is slain ; Pontiac eyes land trade to allow Bell expansion ; OCC receives building funds ; Man arrested in Indiana hotel blazes ; S. Korean premier and cabinet resign ; Miss Pickle not fickle ; County hit on lack of land purchase reports ; Acquisition of machine authorized ; Farmers start riot in France ; Leonard Hotel is renovated ; Grant to go toward construction of Lake Orion sewage facilities ; Troy will seek a restraining order to halt Robbins firm construction ; Rezoning bid slated for shopping center ; Shelby Twp. budget okayed ; 1967-68 budget for Farmington's schools okayed ; Zoning request for an industrial site to be aired ; 65 communities in 3-county area to receive fluoridated water Aug. 1 ; Youth plant trees for college futures ; Pro-Mao protests trigger retaliation in Burma