The Pontiac Press: 1966-10-18

Abstract

Along Peru coast: earthquake toll nearing 100 ; 12 warrants are issued in hospital probe ; 12 are dead or missing in NY blaze ; Award to press photographer ; C. of C. urges end to public housing ban ; President plays down Asia talks ; UF drive is 30 pct. of way toward $1.04-million goal ; Pollution charge results in apology to White Lake ; Prosecutor asks judge to quit case ; Firm retained to do county refuse study ; Councilman Brickley testifies he met O’Brien near Detroit ; War in Viet dominates Russia talks ; Truck crash fatal in Holly Township ; Cuba assails U.S. over Viet ; Birmingham area news: historical exhibit is opened ; U.S. reports Mexicans fire at shrimper ; U.N. urged to mull move out of NY ; ‘No progress’ in police talks ; GM raises truck prices average $76 ; Injunction orders end to GE strike ; Lost boy, wounded, shoots self ; Thugs beat, rob station attendant ; After hunger strike: jail no longer bans ‘Ebony’ ; Commission will eye post, ordinance 1270 ; Marines extend pilots one year ; Supermarket boycotts pay off for some ; VC unleash terrorist attacks ; U.S. due to get eviction notice ; Meeting slated on sewer plans ; In West Bloomfield: teacher’s grievance denied ; Poster effort by youngsters boosts PTA ; Troy commission hears report on drainage plan ; Pair named as assessors in Farmington ; On underachievers: class for teachers ; Aid to Macomb to help Utica ; MCC fund drive will begin Friday ; Utica, teacher workshop set ; Board elects president at Robbins firm ; Turnout called key in Texas senate race