The Pontiac Press: 1967-07-12

Abstract

State budget finish eyed by legislators ; Township officers get longer terms ; Reuther takes UAW bids to Chrysler today ; Freezing-of-bodies process detailed by group leaders ; Congolese said devouring whites ; N. Viets kills 35 US troops in vicious highlands battle ; Masters champ fires 70 in Britain ; Junk mail drive 'is doing well' ; Nasser a moderate? ; High taxes, reserve call-up seen: 'Escalation means dark future' ; Birmingham area news: Ambulance firm loses pact, not determination ; 'Riots bring antirights act' ; Israeli-Arab forces clash during talks ; Defeated bill is slipped by ; Congress wants to hike role in troop decisions ; Suspect shot in 'escape try' ; Reason why 6 seized ship still mystery ; Eye second vote on school tax ; Fisher Body plant slates open house ; Wiretap hearing for Hoffa July 24 ; Grand juror issues 2 bench warrants ; Ford VP speculates his firm is likely UAW target for pact ; Curious pair held, grilled in maneuvers ; Strike is over ; Troy schools keep principal, system ; Lake Orion will get tough with junk violators ; Principal in Utica gets directorship ; School millage supporters will present views ; Milford rejects bids to fix bridge ; Oxford school board elects new president ; Oxford council OKs hearing on rezoning for expansion of plant ; Found in Bloomfield Hills: Indian skeleton marked for research ; For letters to Viet GIs: Agency apologetic ; Hot water for the Romans a future power source?