The Pontiac Press: 1968-03-15

Abstract

US in giant Viet push ; Rep. Ford decries budget 'deception' ; Price of gold hits $44.36 in Paris ; US markets remain open; London closed ; School building needs cited ; Crime control scrutinized at state meeting in Detroit ; Periodic tests eyed for private US pilots ; Police pinched on enforcement - chiefs ; McCarthy expects challenge by RFK ; Birmingham area news: Cost-sharing plan OK'd for rubbish group's trip ; DST is coming; No fuss seen ; City delays parking ban ; Racial panel's 1st session reset ; Teamsters accept Detroit News pact ; Bloodmobile here Monday ; Some viruses' habitat is man ; Bloomfield Hills district cites faculty, equipment need in 14-Mill vote plea ; Court denies a rehearing on Novi cityhood ruling ; Advisory vote against plant: Milford: Rusty-water cure not worth it ; Vocal classes set song festival ; Open house Sunday at parochial school ; Wolverine Lake Village's try for cityhood declared invalid ; Hadley Marine, 19, killed in Vietnam ; Donkey basketball set for Orion JCs, firemen ; Highland to advertise for post office bids ; Clarence Malburg joins Almont school board ; Avondale's beleaguered superintendent keeps in trim ; Taxation has its limits, economists believe ; Two educators resign posts