The Pontiac Press: 1966-06-21

Abstract

Husband hunted: woman fatally beaten ; Body is found in Avon home by a neighbor ; OU, OCC get $2.5 million in U.S. education grants ; Toll set at 2 dead, 44 hurt after plane falls on homes ; Romney raps policy in Viet ; Michigan legislators racing bill deadline ; Arraignment set for Cheyz ; DeGaulle top Red air European links ; Detroit officials seeking to pinpoint cause of fires ; Ky arrests Hue leader of Buddhists ; Senate unit OKs safety bill ; UF planners hold their 1st meeting ; Birmingham area news: ‘no thru traffic’ signs pose a legal problem ; County to air welfare move ; LBJ greet Arabian king ; For grandmother, 86: life’s travels not trevails ; Aussie politician is shot in the face ; Investigation of feasibility planned: detailed study of Clinton flood plain a possibility ; City to get special ’66 fund data ; Board and GWCC discuss trash, litter problem ; Man Acquitted in shooting ; Picked queen of N. Oakland County Fair ; Sign for summer school ; Oakland schools’ data center sets inspection time ; Teachers okay one-year pact ; Trash piles up in 14 suburbs ; Board in Avondale to eye contract OK ; Preparedness test: contest set for radio hams ; Double taking the place of sick Fidel, say exiles ; 2 teen plane-builders ‘up in air’ on flying it ; Head-on car collision kills mother, son ; Site of house still in doubt ; Easter Star dinner slated ; Slated recreation program cancelled ; Live-fire operations start for guardsmen ; A view from Home—2: South Viet’s help is lacking ; Institute of Arts to dedicate new wing in Detroit