The Pontiac Press: 1968-04-26

Abstract

Planning board mulls ideas for better race relations ; Renewal area plans expanded ; Ball will succeed Goldberg ; B52s hit near Saigon to block Cong offensive ; New COG director outlines his views ; Avoid ties, Romney advises state GOP ; County road tax may go to a vote ; New zoning map still worked on ; Cosmos 219 launched ; Dead Pontiac GI honored ; US rocks West with big N-bomb test ; Romney may force end to paper strike ; Birmingham area news: Required school census to be taken next month ; Vice President for bank in city is dead at 63 ; Huron parking ban still hanging ; Pontiac attorney cochairman of state rights unit ; Attorney aeeks post at OCC ; Detroit teacher in OCC race ; Thieu airs cease-fire ; Goldberg regrets on talks role seen ; Envoy has quip on resignation ; Lake Orion-Oxford group plans moves: Racial views due change ; Rezoning proposal is tabled ; State Commission eases conditions for loan requested by Troy Schools ; Oxford gets new councilman; Police deputized for aid pact ; Road-problem solution probed ; Orion Twp. women plan benefit to send boxes to GIs in Viet ; Volunteer group helps disadvantaged: Women transport poor to aid agencies ; Afrikan Folk Ensemble sets Rochester concert ; Jury in Shelby OKs tree house - 'it's no blight' ; Huron Valley seeks to fill post