The Pontiac Press: 1966-01-26

Abstract

$13-million building plan eyed for Waterford schools ; U.S. likely to resume bombing N. Viet ; Johnson order expected soon to end pause ; Bloomfield Hills slates school vote ; Michigan Bell lists outlay for Pontiac ; Theft of S. Viet aid conceded ; Romney to ask record budget ; LBJ proposes $2.3 billion in aid to cities ; Bonanza for city GM workers ; Area ‘sniper’ to face charge ; Security is tight at air crash site ; Commission okays budget ; Birmingham area news: storm drain program gets OK for planning ; Grievance unit recommended ; 2 men are arrested by FBI in railroad extortion plot ; Offer plan for schools to board ; Four blazes account for half ’65 city loss ; Negro’s rights said violated ; Intersection is scene of 3rd mishap ; Pontiac local sets Feb. 9-11 election ; Two land sale offers made to city ; For ‘extra boost’ program: Huron Valley to ask U.S. aid ; District fete attract 200 ; Troy commission agrees to share cost of signal ; 2 to oppose incumbents for Troy sears ; For conservation: pine tree orders accepted ; Site for junior high is purchased in Troy ; Armada pedestrian is killed by auto ; Women’s unit sets meeting ; Walled Lake district: adult classes sign Tuesday ; Missionaries due to speak in Troy ; Soviets set to release dead American to U. S. ; Urges more U. S. jobs for five states