The Pontiac Press: 1968-10-30

Abstract

Waterford vote urged on school millage, bond issue ; Nixon vows: I'll win and keep the peace: GOP candidate makes last bid for Metro vote ; Ex-VP, Humphrey focus on big states ; Hare sees some vote-day strife ; US again offers to quit S. Viet if Hanoi pulls out ; City to captain its renewal ; US Viet commander, Johnson meet secretly ; Birmingham area: Board okays water, sewer bond sales ; Bombing continues, speculation grows ; Jr. Miss entry deadline Friday ; US scientists Nobel winners ; Buick strike settled; 21,000 return to work ; Red spaceman, ship land softly ; Slovaks duplicate Czech anti-Soviet protest ; Orion Jaycees fight mailbox directive ; Nixon far ahead in Lapeer straw vote ; Rochester firm is reported sold ; Pontiac Twp. group revising zone map ; Extended loans OK'd ; Teachers reach tentative accord with Huron Valley ; Hubert says next peace move is up to Hanoi ; Heckling, scuffling mar Wallace talk ; Romney warns of chaos is Dem wins ; Nixon tops poll of students at Oregon school ; Dems, LeMay to visit state ; GOP nominee gets taste of 'The Sounds of Silence'