The Pontiac Press: 1966-04-15

Abstract

Caro trucker murdered near Pontiac tavern ; Police theorize robbery was killer’s motive ; LBJ is for Latin summit ; Viet bungling claim disputed by McNamara ; Henry Ford II blasts auto safety critics ; Bridge leap fatal to man ; Firemen, city near accord ; Tigers, tied for 1st, open play at home ; Viet ‘lifeline’ huge success ; Metro area hit by sonic booms ; Buddhists call off demonstrations ; Dzendzel quits governor race ; Birmingham area news: exhibit to include work of Bloomfield Art group ; OU Chancellor to give major talk in Texas ; Uncle Sam’s reminder: today is ‘pay’ day ; Sewer plans almost drawn ; Mexico welcome ‘magnifico’ ; China embassy hit in Jakarta ; Drawings OK’d for facilities ; 2 stand mute in dope case ; Legislative conference gets districting ; Moose had right-of-way ; Illustrates price rise, urbanization trend: farm census report released ; Work on Boys’ Club addition is slated to begin this summer ; Signs of progress seen at huge development site: Access road to link M24, school site ; Tree seedlings to be distributed at fairgrounds ; Huron-Clinton record: 120,000 hear nature lectures ; State farmers start planting ; Preliminary budget figures nudging $1 billion in state ; Firm halting sale of LSD ; ‘Basing U.S. lets in Spain not due to French action’ ; ‘County road tax can’t exceed limit’ ; Storm-lashed liner due in NY tomorrow