The Pontiac Press: 1965-05-03

Abstract

U.S. forces open Dominican supply lane ; Selma march cost $510,000 ; U.S. ties cut by Cambodia ; Staebler back at top after winning post ; Sharp quake kills 43 in El Salvador ; Dominican revolt - area man watched strife ; Court rules Cuba travel ban is legal ; Tax relief bill OK'd ; Delay U.N. debate on Latin action ; Wilson urges negotiated Viet peace ; Talks fail, drug firm shut down ; Wife is held in knife killing ; Urges helping gifted children ; Heritage Day head is Pontiac woman ; 3 tight tots stagger sitter ; Sees no need for AFT in Birmingham ; Ships carry 1,400 civilians to safety ; Eye 2nd vote on bond issue ; 10 persons killed in weekend traffic ; To take milk marketing tour ; Club women will sponsor art exhibition ; Rochester to get Mott Foundation grant for schools ; Residential building in Oakland tops in 3-county Detroit area ; Girl awarded scholarship ; Teacher will start missionary work ; Scientists say filters helpful ; India, Pakistan troops stop shooting.