The Pontiac Press: 1968-05-14

Abstract

150 S. Viets, 6 Americans feared dead in air crash ; Loan shark raid nets 5 ; Paris diplomats face big task ; Five hurt in Detroit march ; AFL-CIO is ready to suspend UAW ; Sales period tops for Pontiac Div. ; Humphrey asks firm peace try ; Open-housing debate set to resume today ; Detroit attorney seeks election to OCC board; Birmingham: Refrigeration, heat codes are revised ; Two more file for election in Waterford Twp. ; Area man dies in 1-car crash ; Until contamination probe ends: Japan bars US nuclear subs ; 4th candidate seeks Pontiac School position ; CWA dissidents agree to mail vote ; Session on map, zoning law set ; Area school head quits ; Waterford OKs fire pumper, station site ; Construction plans exceed 1967 mark ; Police probes up compared to April 1967 ; Senate confirms Williams’ position ; Antitrust suit loans urged ; Pentagon to slash air-defense jobs ; To decide board seats, millage proposals: Elections set for June 10 in area school districts ; Wolverine Lake files petitions of incorporation ; Scholarship fund is established for superintendent ; Budget hearing tonight: Walled Lake eyes tax hike ; Bloomfield Twp. asks 2.7 mills for public safety ; Teacher plans a school free from frustration ; Independence sets meetings on sewer, water ; Installation dinner tomorrow for Troy business women ; Missionary meet set