The Pontiac Press: 1968-01-17

Abstract

Mayor cites progress, setbacks in 1967 ; City defers action on property tax cut ; LBJ to address nation tonight: War, domestic spending plans to be disclosed ; Romney favors Hanoi-Saigon talks in Viet ; Housing project purchase authorized by commission ; Birmingham teacher talks reach 2nd tentative pact ; Annexation bid defeated ; Airport gets new manager ; British purses due for added squeeze ; 2nd foundry struck by UAW ; Birmingham area news: Bloomfield Hills seeks 14-mill hike for schools ; Homeless Sicilians pray as quakes end ; 'Equality possible without violence' ; Open-housing vote by commission set ; One interim paper struck by Teamsters ; Riot study unit makes suggestions ; Guatemalan Red terrorists kill two top US officers ; Runner-up takes over as city's Junior Miss ; Woman unhurt in area blast ; California heart patient gains ; LBJ considering one: Tourism tax is common outside US ; Troy controversy grows over apartment complex ; Winter sports used to be such fun ; Special board session airs Huron Valley schools ; Clarkston students to mull problems ; Oxford Rotarians plan program on Holland ; Independence OKs engineers ; Rochester JA report offered ; Teaching course set ; Rochester future hazy ; Resuscitation lecture in Milford tomorrow ; 2 police unions recognized ; Avondale success story told