The Pontiac Press: 1966-06-28

Abstract

Coup splits U.S., Argentina ; Nixon sounds a warning on long Viet War ; Hearings on Dodd recessed ; Area UF goal is $1,042,000 ; Total raised 16 per cent over last year ; Walkout halts area projects ; By Board of Trustees: ex-UF president honored ; Housing provision kept in Rights bill ; Pontiac GI dies in action in Viet Nam ; Troops start Dominican exit ; NCA upheld on city move ; Hunt ‘sex deviate’ after child found ; U.S. battalion boards ships ; Birmingham area news: new firemen’s contract OK’d by commission ; New Soviet demands said hampering N-ban talks ; Car rams bus; no one injured ; Zolton tells willingness to debate ; Savings firm get okay to pay 5. Pct. ; New Griffin bill break for teachers ; Sections face Ecorse district ; GOP hawks ‘toning down’ ; Buddhist spurns fasting order ; County drain work halted by walkout ; Friday is zero hour for Medicare ; His pet cat is king-size ; Jaycees to hear Romney and Nixon ; Child killed as rifle accidentally fires ; AMA’s new president is a ‘politicker’ ; Incorporation election for Rochester Sept. 20 ; New budget in Shelby is down slightly ; Salary study is authorized ; At summer camp: building dedicated ; Sewerage pact OK’d by board ; White Lake Justice of Peace resigns ; World news roundup: Wilson, Commonwealth Chiefs to confer ; Poor George---‘she’ died ; Nedzi among them: congressmen air draft views