The Pontiac Press: 1968-07-15

Abstract

Reds pulled back some units near Saigon, US says ; Careening stock car kills two, injures 27 ; Czechs report Russian troops resume pullout ; 3rd scorcher today; Relief days away ; New pact ends Seaway strike ; Two envoy posts filled by Johnson ; 10 pct. surtax in effect today ; Rocky sees 4th or 5th ballot win ; New Yorker adds support ; Airliners begin Moscow - NY service ; Birmingham: City engineers to offer plans to cut flooding ; Russian plane kicks off run ; 'Political parties are next targets': Abernathy says drive will persist ; Health Dept. closes city office a week ; Culture swap renewed ; Waterford crash fatal to city man ; Illinois Bell gets arbitration plan ; Dip in pool by NY girl, 12, results in weekend of pain ; Miss Universe a Latin lovely ; Some violence in Paris: Bastille Day clashes light ; US officials confer with Israeli leaders ; 'Modern priest' marries couple ; It's a honey of a problem at drawing ; Ohio cow stolen ; Long strike over ; Michigan's US Senators at odds on court choices ; State weekend road toll 8 ; Flooding slows Avon fire fight ; Seven drown in Michigan waters ; Milford Twp. lake claims woman, 48 ; West Bloomfield farm gets centennial designation ; Avon voters OK fire station site ; Four in Jackson jailed in strife ; White Lake student to leave for 6 weeks of overseas study ; At Milford Proving Grounds: GM tailors cars to drivers ; Car flies off I-75; Driver badly hurt ; Lapeer youth earns national scholarships ; Massing of VC underlines intelligence gaps