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The Pontiac Press: 1967-03-11

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Dem officials sure LBJ will run in '68 ; Mental health '68 budget put at $2,183,277 ; Eight born to woman; All die ; Crack-up kills Highland man ; American fined, released by a Russian appeal court ; Annual wage is a must - UAW ; Door still open on draft changes ; Old Man Winter not counted out ; Yank planes pound N. Viet steel plant second day in a row ; Dispute arises on procedures ; Birmingham area news: 'Wildflower' revision printed at Cranbrook ; Cong overrun HQ for district ; Soviet UN ambassador sees new China threats ; 'Marriage bill' aired in state house ; Pact is topic in Waterford ; 25 aboard bus outrun flames after mishap ; Area AF pilot gets 6 medals ; Status of major legislation ; What Lent means to me ; Could lose contracts: 'M' hit on lack of Negroes ; GWCC plans panel session ; Busy senior at St. Fred is Teen of Week ; Soldiers steer clear of the 'Prophet of Death' ; Designate week ; Foul air adds peril ; $696,000 paid to injured construction man ; Smothers Bothers: 'We couldn't lose'

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1967-03-11

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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