The Pontiac Press: 1966-03-08

Abstract

All incumbents nominated in Pontiac primary ; Fowler, Hudson face fights ; Suburban crime jump tied to population rise, apathy ; Heaviest U.S. raids pummel North Viets ; Ford: Dem’s Viet discord is like a football game ; Dublin blast ruins statue of Lord Nelson ; Mackie considering race for governor ; Canadians raise price of newsprint ; Boat safety course to be offered ; Poverty unit gets U. S. aid ; Birmingham area news: part of street vacated while store enlarges ; Waterford council marks anniversary ; School merger forum airs Brandon opposition ; MSU prof stays in GOP Senate race ; Exam asked in teen deaths ; Macomb epidemic is reported over ; Housing law change likely to get city OK ; Major quake hits east China ; Police see all; trio charged with robbery ; President calls for caution to preserve economic boom ; Elaborate NY theater site to be built ; Jobless rate is at 3.7 pct. ; Stengel elected to Hall of Fame ; State planners eye alternate I-696 route ; Topics run gamut in Farmington Twp.: cityhood backer offers debate ; Lapeer seeks police post ; At Avondale High School : top science fair honors to 33 ; School chief for Brandon resigns post ; Pontiac Twp. barn damaged by blaze ; Troy school’s new system to be shown ; Milford YWCA’s spring sign-up slated March 15 ; Pontiac trees in hard year ; Report LBJ said ‘no’ to French rule of U.S. troops