The Pontiac Press: 1966-02-09

Abstract

Johnson optimistic on Viet War ; Returns home, then Hubert flies to Saigon ; Better jail facilities needed, says Irons ; Union leader may run for governorship ; Area men receive top Jaycee awards ; Health services program approved by poverty unit ; Youth stabs area women ; India chills peace hopes on Ho letter ; To be standard equipment: GM plans 2 new safety features for ’67 ; 2 passenger trains collide; 49 injured ; Area teen guilty in knife death ; 2 incumbents, rights leader enter race ; Birmingham area news: annual clothing drive opens to aid the needy ; Carelessness is still top cause of blazes ; Rules Bronson interfering with operation of JP ; English train afire: 33 hurt ; January fires fatal to five in Waterford ; Senate unit airs request for Viet funds ; By county supervisors: legislative program okayed ; ‘Bottleneck’ snags officials ; U.S. jets hike raids in Cong, N. Viet ; Remembers little of famous cousin: kin of Mark Twain has laid pen aside ; Engineer gets new position ; Oakland Township bars gravel mine ; Willing to pay $1 for report on cityhood ; Explosion, fire destroy home ; By Romeo board: school work contracts given ; Parents’ banquet slated by scouts ; Troy school board to seek voter opinion on site plan ; Club to hold 10th fox hunt ; Burglars hit area school ; To begin in March: Holly plans first adult classes ; Puzzling elements shroud LBJ’s Viet conference in Hawaii