The Pontiac Press: 1968-06-11

Abstract

Romney signs bill: Fair housing enacted ; Negro elected to school board; Indianapolis sees open housing as neighborhood aid ; Three win easily in Waterford Twp. ; 2 keep OCC seats as third is elected ; Blaiberg has ailing liver; Doctors are concerned ; Two Troy fliers are found dead ; Many volunteer to defend Sirhan ; 11 districts OK school issues ; Port Huron OKs tax ; New bill eyed for gun control ; Slaying suspect is bound over ; Talks in Paris to begin again; maneuvers seen ; US takes steps to extradite King suspect from London ; Birmingham area: No decision on station for rubbish ; Violence panel concern: Candidate-voter contact ; Bronson aide seeks Dem bid for prosecutor ; Kuhn tax appeal awaits decision ; Thunder echoes after twisters ; City rights hearings near ; 11 school districts get issues passed ; N. Viet step-up looms ; Indianapolis fair housing eyed ; Jury probe sought in NJ train deaths ; School board seats filled in 19 districts ; Most districts fare well but Avondale loser ; Wolverine Lake top police post open 6 months ; $4-million bond sale for roads approved ; Pontiac Twp. meeting stormy ; Early settlement between Novi's schools, teachers ; Utica aide is named principal at Brandon ; Police act to ease race friction in state cities