The Pontiac Press: 1966-05-14

Abstract

Business slowdown is seen ; Government and industry officials agree ; Plane losses in Viet action told by U.S. ; Builders end 2-week strike ; Indicted JP is barred from handling duties ; Romeo school strike is over ; ‘New, creative federalism’ hailed by U.S. school chief ; Griffin: bungling on aid to Viet impairs U.S. efforts ; Board to eye sewage pact in Waterford ; M-week events listed ; Big loss story of mart week ; Gemini 9 team gets checkups ; Launch is set for Tuesday ; Bandits rob local Western Union office ; Birmingham area news: schools to get $26,945 in federal library grant ; Crowd battles jewel thieves ; Judgeship candidacy announced ; 14 candidates seek 6 OCC trustee posts ; ‘Good deed’ cost $134 ; Top Buddhist warns of strife ; Loose freight cars: 2 killed in rail crash ; Cavanagh says Europe mission helps Senate bid ; Job corps to move center for women ; Boy says he set fatal fire ; Labor groups call general strike in Viet ; NY police press hunt for snipers ; Mars flight like prison camp, sub ; Teen of week is a busy girl ; Capital background ; 3-step equalization process striving for fair taxation in state