The Pontiac Press: 1964-09-23

Abstract

School vote facing apathy? ; Says Romney could assure Barry of state ; Lincoln-Continental same: Price line is held at GM ; Nonmoney issues stall GM accord ; Other firms yet to reveal cost of '65s ; Wind-driven California fire raging in residential area ; Little fanfare in fall debut ; For nonstudent riders: Bus fare hike due Oct. 1 ; Land sale clears way for complex ; Pontiac holds price line for 7th year ; Grim reaper patrols home stretch ; Johnson urges courage in time of fear ; 'Didn't mean to kill anyone' ; Birmingham area news: Will mark birth date of Cranbrook founder ; Gladys heading to sea ; OK accord for visits to East Berlin ; Jury acquits teen in killing ; Ex-principal to head center ; New treatment method for mentally ill ; Plantation worker strike raises new Viet crisis ; Technicality snags rezoning in W . Bloomfield Twp. ; Orion schools offer new adult classes ; PTSA slates activity talks at Avondale ; Rochester board OKs school contracts ; Orion Man will depart for Peace Corps work ; Keego church gets new Baptist pastor ; Peanut sale by Kiwanis in Rochester ; Registration on Saturdays ; Sashabaw set for PTA fair ; First meeting is slated by area chorus ; For Troy water main: Contract awarded ; Rochester teacher gets sorority post ; Yankee uneasiness over Barry views: Dems eying clean New England sweep ; Two chiefs 1st to fail in auto inspection law