The Pontiac Press: 1968-07-26

Abstract

California to force car antismog gear ; Anti-Soviet Czech out ; Viet death rate listed by state ; US skies in traffic jam; Metro airport growth OKd ; Racial trouble hits four areas ; Rocky envisions 'New World Order' ; GM plants ending '68 output ; 1st-half profit $960 million for GM, up from '67 period ; Castro link told ruptures Bolivia ; Birmingham news: Bus caravan set for rally for McCarthy ; Nursing home may ask many patients to leave ; Long-time city educator dies at the age of 95 ; Terrorists blow up a paper in Saigon ; Marine kills Filipino ; Reds repeat demand ; Two guns likely in slaying of 6 ; Absent voter deadline set ; 4 burn victims not improving ; 'Starvation' report rebuffed ; 3 1/2-month-old letter from LBJ is sold from $250 ; Founders Festival start is an uplifting episode ; Four citizens, 17 state police get citations ; Starving dog found locked in empty house ; Social worker good friend to state's migrant laborers ; 2 killed, 4 hurt in 2-car crash at rural intersection near Romeo ; Farm and Garden Club to meet, hear speaker ; Hillsdale College warning: Rebels won't be tolerated ; Sen. Kuhn chairman of bank study unit ; New state law is tough one: Tenants to get rights soon