The Pontiac Press: 1968-05-24

Abstract

Premier calls talks to air French crisis ; House spurns special session despite logjam ; Bombing issue climax looms ; Officials, merchants hail downtown parking mall ; Conference cites planning urgency ; Man arraigned in local holdup ; Home delivery fee goes up this week ; City to push for stadium ; Urban League's director resigns ; US consulate hit ; School issue is kept off ballot ; Birmingham: Area library launches a gift drive ; Seeks reelection in 60th district ; 'Vote as you drink' cry falls on deaf Senate ears ; Hospital talks follow walkout ; Britain, US tied to Rhodesia plot ; 'Discrimination not Elk policy' ; Zoning appeal board to review Maceday Lake Road land-fill ; Boost for antisubversive board fails ; 'Power of suggestion spread sniper belief' ; Street opened to traffic in Farmington ; Lake Orion school board to answer ACLU charges on disciplinary practices ; Country Fair Sunday to mark Kingsbury School centennial ; Township sets rules for beach at Deer Lake ; Helping Hand system being organized for school in Clarkston ; Noted alumnus cited by parochial schools ; Precinct dispute resolved in Holly ; Citizen's group sets 1st formal meeting ; Chief not reappointed: Wixom may air police hassle ; OU scholarship fund increased $11,000 by Macomb committee ; Keego millage figure is corrected by Press ; New civic center to be dedicated in Oxford tomorrow ; Official count reaffirms yes vote for Novi cityhood ; Stately Lapeer trees dying