The Pontiac Press: 1967-10-23

Abstract

Osteopathic college construction to start in early '68 ; UAW sets vote on '1 billion' pact ; Death claims medical chief of city hospital ; Gunman slays 6, wounds 7 ; Road probe ruling asked ; Press publisher elected to board ; N. Viet eyes '68 vote ; Indian summer may be in air ; Limits on bombing stir bitter criticism ; Birmingham area news: Cavanagh, Hudson take rostrum on Wednesday ; Haulers vote on compromise ; Auto mishaps are fatal to 2 area men ; Viet War protest ends; Thousands support GIs ; Nixon will reveal candidacy in '68 ; Only 1 city fire possibly linked to explosive oil ; Counterfeit $20 bill is passed at market ; Only shipping is threatened by hurricane ; UAW skilled may hold key to ratification vote ; Learn to work with teacher ; Rochester yawns at Viet War protest ; School millage to be topic of 2 Holly meetings ; State traffic claims lives of 14 persons on weekend ; Teacher asks respect for race, students ; Hearing on mall rezoning tomorrow in W. Bloomfield ; Troy Library unit to hold story hour on a trial basis ; School drawings up for OK tonight ; County social worker to speak in Clarkston ; Imlay City is seeking to meet regulations on its public dump ; Pumpkin sale planned ; Troy chamber slates Tiger pitcher-organist ; Troy hearing tonight on special permit for airport construction ; Hart to be at dinner