The Pontiac Press: 1966-05-04

Abstract

LBJ is in Detroit for Sen. McNamara’s rites ; Hundreds pay final tribute to lawmaker ; Mrs. Wallace winner in Alabama’s primary ; Area children hurt by autos ; Murphy hits state senate salary plan ; City acts to form human relations unit ; Monthly sales record set at Pontiac Motor Division ; U.N. not ready to handle Viet—Goldberg ; Cavanaugh backed by Henry Ford II ; The Press is nice at giving advice ; Feisty dogs face bite of stiff fine ; City awards pedestrian bridge pact ; City lawyer enters GOP senate race ; Deadline near for election ; Birmingham area news: city’s tentative budget would require tax hike ; Two were omitted as trustees for UF ; Circuit court post sought ; Bid to topple Pearson fails ; Never dull Tuesday for Honest Boy ; Builders ask U.S. probe of striker pacts ; House okays $5-billion space budget ; Fords disagree over sales ; Kiss might kill spaceman ; Queen Mother of Britain does Hawaiian hula ; Children ‘tall’ in the saddle: dedication, ability count on a horse ; ‘Shelby not hit by state order’ ; North Oxford votes Saturday on school annexation issue ; Sewer pacts awarded by Novi council It’s roundup time for kids, yippee! ; In Southfield: Romney to speak at school dedication ; City attorney backs center ; ‘Little toot’ to be rebuilt ; Spraying starts at about dawn: early bird catches the beetle ; One-fourth of mankind ; Cavanaugh: Allies must hike defense ; Soviet critic gets suspended sentence ; They’d rather be 4-F than 1A, called away ; Slate confab on history