The Pontiac Press: 1967-07-10

Abstract

Legislature near approval of $1.1-billion state budget ; Reward main hope in trustee's murder ; Reuther says UAW wants profit bonus ; Avon woman, infant girl die in 2 auto collisions ; LBJ back from rest ; UN will send observers to Suez ; State tax-limit move now goes to House ; Go-go dancer faces exam ; Birmingham area news: Ambulance change is eyed; Transfer announced by Salvation Army ; 'Pacification program lags' ; 8 Republicans offer Viet plans ; Detroit area growth is seen ; Malignancy confirmed; Lurleen goes to surgery ; How Senate voted on issue ; First Crusade in Red nation elates Billy ; Romney OKs six-county transit unit ; Bandits get about $900 in 3 weekend robberies ; Unit to decide on city funding ; Legislature nears okay of $1.1-billion budget ; Mom's mail still goes to men at war ; 4 adrift on Lake Michigan rescued by yachtsman ; Keego Harbor reevaluation to start: A prowler? It could be an appraiser ; Weekend road mishaps claim 15 lives in state; Four drownings reported ; New picnic site at Stony Creek ; Board will hear transfer appeal ; Wolverine Lake to hear Oak Island bridge plan ; Holly district will study alternative ; Exec expects rezoning denial ; Academy officials laud fire fighters ; Alleged Soviet strategy in Mideast backfired: 'LBJ knew fake reports started crisis' ; Chute death is NY rerun ; Chicago scout dies in cave-in of disposal pit