The Pontiac Press: 1966-01-18

Abstract

7,000 more troops: U.S. Viet force beefed up ; Cong avoid major action but stay busy ; France defends Euromart veto ; Romney tells plans for aged ; GOP blows hot and cold on Viet, say Democrats ; Jury gets teen killing trial today ; Army, Marines due bulk of new troops ; Nationwide rail strike is threatened ; At cooking school: 4 evening sessions due ; Shriver quits job as Peace Corps leader ; ’65 AT book now available ; New Nigeria ruler ‘will end disorder’ ; May mean martial law ; Birmingham area news: parking facility project given to Oak Park firm ; OCC board seeking Royal Oak park site ; Corner to get safety services ; Reuther raps transit strike ; Business select officers ; OK to take a striptease break, men ; Explosion rips Germany plant ; Latins claim fishing areas: American shrimp fleet feels pinch ; State pollution progress hailed ; ‘No reply yet to peace try’ ; 100 at second Farmington Twp. meeting: cityhood supporters warn of annexation ; Government choice may face voters ; $1,659,000 program recommended: school building report submitted ; Lawsuit hits campaign for incorporation ; District voters OK renewal of school tax ; Water treatment plant favored in poll ; Farm families to get tax, Medicare data