The Pontiac Press: 1968-03-12

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No hope that Hanoi is interested in peace - Rusk ; Girl, 11, perishes in Orion fire ; New Hampshire is voting today ; OCC assembling skeleton of mastodon found in area ; Mrs. Wallace is in surgery ; Mothers march in Avondale ; In W. Bloomfield Twp.: Man killed in break-in ; 4-inch snow likely ; House gets rights bill, along with LBJ appeal ; Birmingham area news: Decision is postponed on trash transfer site ; Negro is underdog in Mississippi vote ; Center of US hit by big snowstorm ; Rush on gold resumes on Europe Mart ; GOP senators caucus on bill ; Long-time city rabbi dies at 52 ; Motorists ignore calls for help as seven burn ; Strike threat looms over Metro field ; Anticrime parley set for Thursday at Cobo Hall ; 2 Dems debate Viet role tonight ; Zoning hearing tonight ; Pontiac will host municipal league ; Hopes for pact dim in the copper strike ; In Chicago program: Busing integrates 8 schools ; Rocky likely to okay cuts in Medicaid ; Britain still rails against Rhodesia ; LBJ to sign bill to convert station ; Few surprises in 14 area village elections ; Lapeer schools' tax hike loses ; Troy man is elected head of Boys' Club ; Novi review board's powers on assessments are in doubt ; Bad-roads unit to hear officials ; Beautification talk set ; Lenten guideposts - 12: Wife's example filled void