The Pontiac Press: 1966-05-26

Abstract

Highest week of war: U.S. Viet toll is record ; GI casualties top mark set last November ; LBJ asks vote fund reform ; Increase likely for school tax ; Auto output slash reported ; Union official is fund exec ; 500 expected to take part in Memorial Day parade ; Boy drowns, two cyclists killed in area ; U.S. turncoat in Korean war leaves China ; County MD society head raps Osteopathic college ; Plans for east wing of courthouse OK’d ; Law student in GOP race ; S. Viet troops move into hue ; Birmingham area news: teachers to air salary issue ; Two veteran city police are promoted ; Druggist trial begins; police agent heard ; Hospital gives service awards ; Pontiac man acquitted in bank holdup ; Romney son, Mitt, to work for church ; Teacher union leader seated ; In Clarkston District: school vote may follow patter ; Seniors rebel in Rochester ; Meeting set on school levy ; From 41 to 53: county OEO to add members ; Man listed serious after farm mishap ; Rezoning Avon-Hamlin area to go on Aug. 2 primary ballot ; LBJ keenly aware that 2 big issues are cutting popularity