The Pontiac Press: 1967-01-24

Abstract

LBJ asks $135 billion for spending in '68 ; City to consider pay, '67 budget ; Viet outlay said outdated ; Probe legality before judges ; Antimissile plans hinge on talks ; Assault slated on rowdyism ; Full house at cooking school ; US mediators end Nicaragua uprising ; State budgeters whittling away ; Birmingham area news: Road compromise talks directed by commission ; US pay law will up costs in hospitals ; Parties face money trouble ; Savings reap bonanza at GM ; Ferency sticks to statement ; 'Military chiefs vow help to regain power for Mao' ; County director again will head state planners; Pontiac told to act now on bias or face violence ; Cash, guns taken in Pontiac burglary ; Reinstatement of ex-policeman denied by court ; Air war escalation said near ; Rochester memories stirred ; 'China today' is topic at OU ; Expansion planned at Ford Utica plant ; Milliken says tax move vital ; Physicist elected director of firm ; Lapeer meeting set on waste disposal ; Huge search for airplane is called off ; Stock sale eyed ; Rochester vote today ; Blank ballots for voters in Holly Village election ; MCC event near ; Nureries' staffs to hear professor ; Group to study consolidation ; Contracts let for addition to junior high ; Phone rate cut ; Audio-visual equipment: Faculties to see exhibits