The Pontiac Press: 1968-07-31

Abstract

2 steel firms up prices in wake of rich labor pact ; Novi officer beaten during chase: 5 held after police kidnap ; Lighter vein of politics: Press writer Miami-bound ; N. Viets blast Rusk statements ; Griffin claims more opposition to court choices ; Plank drafters hear Reagan and Lindsay ; $50-million domed stadium proposed by city of Taylor ; Soviet-Czech talks end; Brezhnev iII ; Cooling showers will end tonight ; Postal bill near OK ; Fulbright wins Arkansas primary ; Birmingham area: Work to begin on widening of Maple soon ; HHH raps LBJ, Congress on hunger in United States ; Allied task force hits VC base camp ; Riots continue in Mexico City ; VP nomination of Griffin urged ; Clerk's wife gives up hope ; Aid amendment points at Pueblo ; Steel pact OK to man in mill ; Sirhan's lawyer believes plea is likely Friday ; White school head quits for post at Negro college ; Rochester school tax is up ; Group to oppose road tax increase ; Arbitration start on route of I-696 is set by Romney ; 'Crash "repairs' on freeway set ; Wolverine Lake man on hairdressing team ; Killing suspect, 15, to get mental test ; Remedial-reading project ends at Rochester School ; Body identified; Death natural ; World War I, Viet vets now can get state aid ; Lifeguard ends 19 years of vigil ; Farmington man new park chief ; Coast Guard fest in Grand Haven near ; City worker pact in Flint is stalled ; Anti- Fidel terrorists linked to LA blast ; Romney backs aide for court ; She touched off racial furor: Parents shield S. African girl ; Sen. Byrd hits conventions