The Pontiac Press: 1964-12-15

Abstract

Suspect charged in lovers' lane strangling: Police claim Pontiac man has confessed ; State is given large school spending plan ; Rocky claims Barry should blame himself ; Chrysler chief talks of 1965: 10 million vehicle sales eyed ; Rusk urges allies to aid S. Viet Nam ; Pontiac, Tempest sales set record for 10-day period ; Reserve shift to end in '66 ; GMTC output for week hits all-time high ; Predict light snow for area tomorrow ; Milford man killed as auto hits tree ; Legislator early backer: Stadium support cited ; Actor Bendix is dead at 58 ; British minister at UN: Raps Congo 'outsiders' ; Eye Red Cross consolidation ; Birmingham area news: Delay zone change action ; Educators urge delay in plans to expand branch campuses ; Request due on extension of bus pact ; No regular mail Dec. 26 ; Ex-Pontiac official in Grand Rapids post ; 2 Detroit women are found slain ; Romney, key Dems meet on budget surplus ; Tackles substandard housing problem: City manager Warren is Pontiac's ‘Mr. Cleanup' ; Electric power industry mixed on US proposal