The Pontiac Press: 1967-04-17

Abstract

Storm leaves 2,500 in area without power ; Moon-probe craft launched ; Speck convicted in killings, will appeal death verdict ; County lake levels rising ; Human resources center: Exciting idea ; Sen. Fulbright urges US to cut Europe force in half ; Birmingham area news: City to weigh zoning for connected homes ; Bike safety checks start at city schools ; Protests' size, effect disputed ; Supreme Court enters Michigan-Ohio land war ; Pope ponders birth control ; Man innocent in murder case ; Pontiac Twp. tot is killed ; 2 Pontiac areas are blacked out ; Four escapees go to Maddox ; 'Message from Guevara' revives speculation ; Fear for girl's safety eases in Hillsdale ; Truckers face goods pile-up ; Weekend road toll hits 25 in Michigan; Highest this year ; On school budgets ; Dairy farm luxury he couldn't afford ; Huron Valley OKs budget ; Vietnam talk set for women voters ; Milk price war is over ; White Lake residents to air zoning objections ; Leonard Council meets April 24th to act on budget ; Utica Stevenson gets principal ; Group is forming to aid Mongoloids ; Principal quits at Milford High ; Film set on aids for handicapped ; Case of the disappearing school districts ; Roosevelt dime is ideal coin from a collector's standpoint