The Pontiac Press: 1968-02-14

Abstract

No primary needed in 3 local districts ; Two fires ravage Lapeer ; U Thant stops off at N. Viet Paris HQ ; GM's Roche doesn't count Ford's Knudsen as problem ; McDonald hits US Viet policy ; 1968 general fund budget is presented to commission ; Buckner sells seven offices ; Pontiac Div. sales top 1967 period ; Haircut price up 25 cents ; Apollo timetable speedup eyed ; Birmingham area news: Resident is reappointed to compensation board ; US planes down 2 MIGs, back up leathernecks at hue ; Commissioners air racial ills ; Hearing is set in city death ; 2nd aspirant in District 6 files petitions ; 3rd candidate files for race in District 1 ; Talks resume in try for NY garbage pact ; 2 area banquets at 6:30 tonight ; 4fh candidate in District 4 enters race ; Attorney 2nd to file for race from District 2 ; Ex-mayor is one of four challenging in District 7 ; Three file in District 5 ; County committee hit for backing Orion rezoning ; Move to extend school sports is considered by Oxford board ; Addison force at full strength ; Crux of Troy school woes, says board chief 'we want to communicate, but how?' ; Mumps vaccine possibly not yet available in area ; Wounded Gl describes battle ; Grant to acquire site for school given Rochester ; Auburn Heights unit keeping pace with nation's Boys' Clubs ; Township fights village election: Novi vote rehearing sought ; Only incumbents file in Ortonville ; Lapeer deputies' union vote set ; Executive suite doors are barred to Negroes ; Bill readied to aid private school pupils ; Strikebreakers are shot in LA ; Third year of weekly gatherings: Antiwar protesters persistent