The Pontiac Press: 1966-11-01

Abstract

Airman is charged as spy for Soviets ; Apple growers gripe to Wirtz ; UF reaches 72.8 pct. mark with $165,000 GM boost ; Late-breaking news flashes from the wire ; Bell accord is rejected by workers ; Victim of cancer knifed; mate held ; Tricksters find yolk’s on them ; St. Michael’s pupil wins the big treat ; Food price cut tied to service cutbacks ; City merchants told of hoax ; Romney try to bar Dem ad claimed ; Birmingham area news: Nov. 28 hearing slated on cycle agency code ; Westinghouse plants struck as pact ends ; Traffic injuries claim 2 lives ; OCC will stress teaching mode at open house ; U.S. judge rejects suit on Viet vote ; City to consider reappointing of ex-court clerk ; Peru earthquake indelible memory for area pair ; GOP hopes for state House control rising ; Old county bank moves to new site ; More than labor shortage behind high apple prices ; School merger vote suit filled ; With 20 county farmers: ponds a ‘splash’ hit ; Keego Harbor starts new water system ; Carpenter strike may end soon ; Pet pony is shot: cruel trick on Avon ; Entertainment license OK’d: vehicle insurance contract awarded ; FBI director decries protests, ‘legal jousting,’ public apathy ; Official says vaccine can end measles ; ‘M’ asks 28 pct. more state funds