The Pontiac Press: 1968-03-11

Abstract

Rusk offers to stop N. Viet bombing ; LBJ backers lying, McCarthy charges ; Rocky urged to announce his candidacy ; Senate passes rights bill ; Worst weekend of 1968: State road toll 22 ; Conservatives raising voices ; Warrant sought in city slaying ; Rails ask rate hike ; N-spread pact ready ; Spring road rules ; S. Vietnam fires 7 province chiefs ; Birmingham area news: Commission to consider rubbish transfer plan ; City druggist is a candidate ; N. Korea says US must change stand ; Rhodesians hang 2 more but spare 9 ; N. Korea says US must change stand ; Bodies out of mine today ; Prison rioters in Oregon hope for shelter tonight ; Five children die in Detroit east-side fire ; Patton tank is abandoned in New York ; Final Senate rights vote pushed ; First combat test near: Six F111s due for Viet action ; County's southwest townships stressed: Poverty war's rural reach longer ; Holly students to poll opinions in two school money requests ; First judgment in water suit is rendered for Shelby Twp. ; Course for children: Shooting class preview tonight ; Walled Lake casino burning no accident ; Troy builder gains injunction ; Arson is suspected in Addison Twp. fire ; Meeting tonight in Avondale ; JC auxiliary to host district event tonight ; Milford PTA slates speech for tonight ; Band leader Welk marks his 65th year ; Aging problem for astronauts