The Pontiac Press: 1967-08-17

Abstract

Farmer group warns of national boycott ; 'Network helps deserting GIs' ; Car talks cut short; UAW rallies ranks ; Barry advocates trial for Stokely ; Viet issue vexes potential GOP hopefuls ; Surveys boost Nixon's hopes ; Teamster steward killed in Philadelphia ; Rights bill approved by House protects riot-area workers ; 1 of 2 police will be tried ; Birmingham area news: Bloomfield Hills to host workshop for educators ; US Viet toll is 7-month low ; Judge stays sentence of Ferndale man ; Court grants Hoffa list of 15 visitors ; Detroit man arrested in mail theft ; Kelley moves for dismissal of tax case ; Water service costs checked ; Mounties sift tot's tale in hunt for killer of 9 ; To serve Walled Lake, parts of Wixom: New phone center to open soon ; Huron Valley sets school agenda ; In West Bloomfield Twp: New supervisor named ; Imlay takes cityhood step ; Sewer contracts awarded in Troy ; Avondale High preparing 4-grade long-day setup ; GOP supervisor tells plight of heading an all-Dem board ; White Lake Twp. budget approved ; Utica treasury in the black ; Paving approved at Wolverine Lake ; Hearing slated for land-fill ; Farmington centennial: Founders fete opens today ; Walled Lake teacher returns from office occupations institute