The Pontiac Press: 1968-01-22

Abstract

S. Viets fleeing Red advance ; Romney may ignore any early defeats ; Johnson aides pressing surtax, cite deficit cut ; AF B52 crashes near Thule base ; Cooking school is tonight ; Countdown holding for lunar module ; Fair-housing law suspended in Birmingham ; JA centers saluted ; Waterford fire kills woman, 69 ; Chamber speaker set ; Tax series is offered ; N. Korean terrorists raid Seoul; 12 die ; Birmingham area news: Fair-housing petitions may block amendment ; 'One-wing' test cited in crash ; Kosygin, US envoy meet ; 18,100 workers are idled at GM ; Heart recipient dies after complications ; Attacking jet thought to be a US plane ; Police report crime calls up ; Peril for LBJ in Detroit seen ; Wilson in Moscow for Kosygin talks ; Japan base calm following clashes ; U of M surgeons ready for heart, lung switches ; Public heart forum scheduled for PNH ; Machines worth $1,490 stolen from area school ; Stars hold benefit for antiwar Congressmen ; Clifford might sway LBJ on Viet - senator ; Ford hits LBJ on tax plans ; White Lake Twp. taxpayers get complaint time ; Equestrienne killed as road toll hits 11 ; Farmington Twp. board may vote on study tonight ; 2 Rochester boys get Eagle honor ; Avon woman injured in fire ; West Bloomfield to vote on levy ; Final tally shows change in the Avon Charter commission ; Commerce okays 2 road projects ; Police report to be reviewed ; Group to seek more business for White Lake ; Five CAP cadets in state screening ; Holly school board to mull millage, bond need tonight ; In double Eagle Scout ceremony: Two Milford brothers to be honored ; Ortonville banquet to fete for service ; Administrator to quit Huron Valley position ; Lapeer schools set tax vote ; W. Bloomfield LWV will meet tomorrow