The Pontiac Press: 1966-04-13

Abstract

Mortar attack: Cong shell Saigon airport ; OU may get hike in outlay, says senator ; UAW local elects chief to 2nd term ; MESC to seek U.S. funds for job training ; City assessed valuation up ; Emergency housing plan asked ; May be key to city action: Waterford pollution report is sought ; U.S. craft said down in China ; U.S. programs surveyed in 18th district ; Young will speak to Urban League ; Mine union officials call strikers ‘mad, belligerent’ ; Car recall by Chrysler starts rift ; Budget given to supervisors ; Huge wave kills 3 on luxury liner ; Fair-vote unit hits handbill ; Osteopathic college due to open in ’70 ; Birmingham area news: big budget hike sought in Bloomfield Township ; County quota for draft: 282 ; Barbers OK on alternate on off day ; Old Packard plant is ravaged by fire ; Blind piano tuner: no clues of missing man ; Worker for Detroit held in bank theft ; Vote on pool, auditorium set June 13 in Farmington ; Two appointed as principals ; At Walled Lake: nurses’ aid course set ; At Troy church: mother-daughter fete slated ; Building under way: Rochester land taking on look of ‘60s ; Kiwanis gets pavilion OK in Rochester ; Utica names 4 principals ; By Romeo, Bruce officials: solution on sewers is sought