The Pontiac Press: 1969-07-28

No 'hot leads' in slaying of coed ; Nixon visit to Thailand is off to uneasy start ; Astronauts reliving history-making feat ; Senate inaction may kill surtax Mansfield says ; 2 men killed, one hurt in weekend crashes ; Sinclair given 9 1/2 to 10 years ; Motel clerk slain in Waterford Twp. ; Mine safety legislation faces early test ; Birmingham area: Promotions chief named at Hudson's ; Hurkos: Slaying is challenge to me from killer ; War fade out eyed by Rusk and Mansfield ; Mariner may open Mars path ; Black leader hits rights unit ; Blacks in Congress hit Nixon ; Reds get demand for talks progress ; Israeli shell kills a UN observer ; Air traffic controller organization asks FAA administrator to quit; Reds continue assault in Laos ; Inquest is today in police killing of Vietnam vet ; Weekend road toll is 13 ; Rose residents irked at dumping ; Restaurant, bar close in Detroit ; Farmington High alumni recall good old days- '64 ; 6 persons drown in state weekend ; Open dumps fade out ; Troy toddler drowns in home wading pool ; Springfield Twp. home is destroyed by blast ; Air war casualties Sunday 10 Dead, 8 Missing ; Agnew tells of welfare shift ; Underwater tents trap oil off California