The Pontiac Press: 1968-08-27

Abstract

VP closes in on nomination ; Czechs to stay on liberal path, leader claims ; State Negro is '1st in key Dem post' ; Lincoln-Mercury preview affluent ; Political tornadoes converge ; Gun-death data compiled ; Report on NATO hit by State department ; US sends Biafra food ; 'Cong toll 7,500' in nine days of assaults ; Dem keynoter hails LBJ's Viet tactics ; Birmingham: Policy okayed on utilities' burial of lines ; US sailors get Turk protection ; Kelley to study report on PHS ; Candidates fail to account for expenses, face penalties ; Brain tumor claims life of Duchess, 62 ; Water system bonds OK'd for Walled Lake ; LBJ is 60 today, more secretive ; Lincoln-Mercury unveils Marquis for '69 ; Antique Village sets 2-Day artists' market ; Detroit hearings likely today on utility rate hikes ; Drivers told of detours ; Questions are answered on Avondale School vote ; Hearing tonight on budget for Oxford Schools ; Troy man dies in Viet combat ; Avondale okays a $500 pay raise for all its teachers ; Recount petitions filed by 3 losers in supervisor races ; Services withheld in Troy in school pay talk impasse ; Schools sign-up set in Clarkston ; Woman is named to the Farmington board of education ; Tomorrow's events at State Fair listed ; Botulism cause of geese deaths on Manito Lake ; Animal link to population stability eyed ; 22 Americans killed in Viet