The Pontiac Press: 1967-12-01

Abstract

UAW eyes January GM strike ; "Arrest of VC thwarted talks with US aide" ; City warned: Act soon or face bleak future ; 2 Senate doves may run as favorite sons ; No tax hike this year, but maybe in '68 - Mills ; Senate asks LBJ to try to get UN Viet peace effort ; For hobbyist, sportsman: Unique gifts galore ; N-arms talks pass deadline ; 9 girls to vie in Waterford ; Birmingham area news: MEA to mull school sanctions ; Dope probe at high school brings arrest ; Marines rout N. Viets in fight near DMZ ; Warning to gardeners: November a dry month ; Thant prepares Cyprus appeal ; Library group elects officers ; Draft cards turned in are not all real ; News seminar for city editor ; Pageant hopefuls busy rehearsing ; Coordination in helping of needy urged ; Grand Rapids to fete Ford ; Students spend day under Communism ; 'Brighty' Memorial readied for canyon ; 3 escape fire in Groveland ; Troy library group halfway in drive ; Lapeer hospital OKs $400,000 for construction ; 17 girls are seeking Orion Junior Miss title ; Man sentenced in June murder ; 16 in Milford eye Junior Miss title ; Planners back lot rezoning on 2nd try ; Wolverine Lake OKs resignation of police chief ; Future building sites mulled by Lake Orion school board ; Wixom engineers reviewing costs of paving projects ; Clarkston board sells $2.5 million in school construction bonds ; Outlook in Avondale is bright according to expert from U of M ; Wixom meeting slated on sewer system laws ; Coronary care units are topic of workshop ; Troy rezoning hearing slated ; Goodfellow sale set in Commerce ; Navy to probe fill engine cost ; Demolition bids ; Redistricting bill goes to LBJ