The Pontiac Press: 1967-09-27

Abstract

Open housing verdict due by Oct 9 - Taylor ; Income tax approved by city commissioners ; Poisoning deaths mounting in Mexico ; Varner quitting bank post in wake of ruling ; Housing upturn won't cut costs ; Taubman plan deadline near ; Kelley: No need for an antiriot law ; GOP plan to cut spending beaten ; OU honors its first lady ; Tip-off to auto firms on UAW's demand for skilled is seen ; Birmingham area news: Headmaster installation near ; Oxford officer, Bronson sued ; Fashion store to open at mall ; Flood miseries rise along Texas border ; Coast Guard lists persons still missing ; independence youth killed in car mishap ; Javits denies shelving as favorite son ; County's affluent posture eliminates budget woes ; Viet monks again turning on regime ; Steel haulers, union to talk ; Transfer to Brussels harries NATO staff ; School desegregation is aired in Farmington ; Milford mulls hospital bid for home for aged ; For Addison Twp: Industrial zoning OK'd ; Firemen able to save Milford Twp. barn ; Recruiting changes aimed at enlisting Negro troopers ; 2 parks are cited as showcases for fall's variegated wardrobe ; Curlers in public: Abominable ; Hearing on school transfer bid set ; Master Masons get OK to form Troy lodge ; GOP hopes to regain Philly mayoralty