The Pontiac Press: 1968-07-19

Abstract

Awaits trial in Memphis: James Earl Ray in US ; Lost N-sub sought in suspicious area ; Cambodian Navy seizes Yank boat ; City income tax stands; No court action till fall ; County approves leasing its land for Reserve Center ; Heat wave finally ends ; Nixon receives backing of Ike ; LBJ greets Thieu, again vows aid ; Medicaid patients may face eviction ; N-power no deterrent to small war ; Birmingham area: C of C post to Bloomfield Hills banker ; 5 blasts linked to Castro foes ; Dr. Clark gets 3-15 years in death of nurse ; Delegates waver on Romney ; Area woman in golf finals ; Alaska governor gushes over oil ; Kidnap, murder trials delayed ; Air traffic slowdown controllers revenge ; Trenching crew cuts phone line for 750 ; Gun bill picks up support, but 100 amendments in mill ; W. Ford for McCarthy ; Mobile home park control is tabled in Avon ; 6-township parley focuses on planning ; Detroit it told major hospital is in bad shape ; 4 students waive exam, face trial in marijuana case ; Concerned citizens are told county's highway tax plan ; Request is denied for asphalt plan ; Ex-helicopter pilot in Vietnam to tell 'US errors' tonight ; $150,000 fire hits shopping center ; Carillon guest artist set ; Clarkston boy new Eagle Scouts ; State law controlling private police signed ; Czech leader tells people 'we will persist' ; Police sue tear gas after Akron curfew