The Pontiac Press: 1968-10-14

Abstract

Torch ceremonies start PAUF drive ; Television success: Apollo 7 sends pictures ; LeMay heading for Viet, calls for bombing step-up ; Second tours in Viet loom ; No settlement on Rhodesia ; Deposed leader urges war: 2 Panama soldiers killed ; GM Truck issues report ; Pontiac sales are up 27 pct. ; Why no riots at Olympics ; NY teachers strike, cite terror ; Birmingham: Commission will consider vehicle bids ; GIs attack via river to kill 25 Vietcong at camp in swamp ; Bea Benaderet is dead at 62 ; Czech premier in Moscow to discuss pact questions ; SDS planning strikes, protests on election day ; Johnson lashes Congress again ; Congress seeks quorum to quit ; Hanoi blasts US on talks ; State C of C experts to air ballot issues ; UN still in clash over Czechs ; Negro major calls services strongly racist ; Rights groups press probe of Wallace rally arrests ; Too much sleep, too much food, astronaut says ; State road toll reaches 21 ; Bunny Run meeting tonight: Incorporation drive set ; Postal unit set for plaza in Troy - it's self-serve ; Skill center area pick detailed ; Rochester office opened by First of Michigan Corp. ; Board has 'back to wall' on budget, group charges ; 'Meet candidate' session tomorrow ; Dining room opens in Highland Township ; Fog, lights doused by vandals, slow Shelby Twp. drivers ; Utica sorts junior high bids ; Congressional hopeful, Plunkett in Trot tonight ; Clifford reassures tense W. Germany ; Ex-con killed by police ; Patricia Neal hailed for post-stroke film ; College confers honor on singer