The Pontiac Press: 1967-10-19

Abstract

DC war protesters may face troops ; Dem cable strays into GOP's hands ; Hit by geese, DC6 down safe ; Subcommittees of Ford, UAW teams talking ; US craft will fly past Venus today ; Romney plans Nov 15 telecast ; Drive for city vote on tax 'progressing' ; Businessmen plan DC trip ; Luncheon talk by GM exec set ; Soviet lunar plans ; M16 probe charges Army mishandling ; Birmingham area news: Enrollment of 17,708 in schools announced ; State Dems shun, rap Ferency's blast at LBJ ; Cavanagh kin claims attack ; US pilots down MIG; GI deaths up ; Australian says Vietnam summit likely this year ; M59 section to be opened ; Dixie jury deliberating ; City to make leaf pickups during fall ; Open housing bills offered ; Deadline tomorrow for voter sign-up ; Road-tax bills edge through House ; Suburbanites hear Negro ; W. Bloomfield board unanimous: Join COG ; Efforts made to compromise on COG bill ; Farmington Schools seek rest of $12-million program ; $2.5 million in Oxford district: School bond vote Monday ; MCC to break ground today for $500,000 women's dorm ; Sewer contracts awarded in Troy ; W. Bloomfield eyes proposals ; Nursery has openings ; Offices on move to Oxford Center ; Road-safety tour ; Troy man gets post with traffic agency