The Pontiac Press: 1968-02-23

Abstract

Race relations task force planned ; Pentagon asks 48,000 in April induction call ; Firebird to be built at West Coast plant ; Morton decides not to run for third term in the Senate ; Parents will get dead son's medal ; Kelley fights probe ruling ; Red fire kills 6 POWs ; Pontiac Div. sales show sharp rise ; Drug firms face suit ; Signs good after cancer surgery ; Tigers spark pennant fever ; 7 Viet Allies to Meet ; Navy is studying new missile ; Birmingham area news: 3 M-week chairmen chosen ; Easing of tensions at PCH is reported ; New Mexico school strike in second day ; More Reds join battle for hue ; Food-poisoning bacteria thrive on weightlessness ; Federal probe of DC blast is intensified ; Kirk: Teacher walkout eases ; 2 benefits set for homeless mother, child ; 50,000-man call-up urged ; City to add 12 men to police force ; Home remains for sale to pay huge phone bill ; Scores reported killed at big China event ; Ex-Army judge now war foe ; Wedding off; Man prefers locomotive ; Child, 2, in custody dispute flown secretly out of state ; Orion Twp. zone map near action ; City tax hike suggested ; W. Bloomfield firemen to hold union representation election ; Panel discussion on financing of schools planned ; Wixom council OKs ring road survey ; Youth assistance unit to hear services talk ; At Proud Lake recreation area: Pupils savor nature at live-in center ; President swap slated ; OES dinner Sunday ; Supervisors backed on taxes ; Road deaths down-Reason still unknown