The Pontiac Press: 1968-06-21

Abstract

Fallout doubled child leukemia, expert contends ; Senate OK sends surcharge to LBJ ; Warren to leave US Supreme Court ; HHH has 47 state delegates ; Second night for county fair ; News may publish in face of strike ; Waterford airs intent to hire black teachers ; Property rights versus moral rights ; Poor people violence is cooled ; Birmingham: Area youths get Chrysler scholarships ; Airliner hijacked to Cuba finally lands in Venezuela ; First candidate for new court ; Harriman flies for peace talks report to LBJ ; Canada-union dispute: Strike snarls Seaway ships ; Hatfield joins Nixon backers ; Boy, 10, drowns in swimming pool ; Parking on Huron unaltered for now ; Watch for children: Police give traffic alert ; Opening of new facility faces delay ; College to get federal funds ; For Children's Village: New principal is named ; Reopening near ; Extended days to be discontinued at Avondale; Suggested cuts listed ; Rochester plans summer classes ; Preliminary plans OK'd for 56-house development ; More farmland set for homes ; Blood drive again set for Sally ; Back to Holly unscathed: Gl's 2nd Viet tour ended ; Orchard Lake gives officials power in crises ; Farmington OKs remodeled offices ; Meeting tonight on sewer bids ; Building plans for Huron Valley District OK'd ; Apathy replaces strong feelings in Clarkston: Report on annexing stirs little interest