The Pontiac Press: 1968-07-16

Abstract

Ground war picks up; Vietcong leave Saigon area ; Scrap politics, committee says: Mail corporation urged ; Viet peace talks progress in secrecy ; Fortas tells Senate he aided Johnson ; Relief from heat seen for Thursday ; Town awash after UP rain ; Conventions hit by new threat ; Soviets delay pullout, write Czech regime ; Birmingham: Study slated in effort to end flooding ; Pontiac post office plans cutback in window service ; British renew charges on Ray ; Workers ratify pact with city ; Mrs. Cavanagh tells her side ; Clifford warns cuts in aid could affect peace talks ; City teen drowns in Commerce Lake ; US savoring big profit from sandwich coins ; River study fund OK by city seen ; 1st-degree for Sirhan? ; LBJ postal nominees ; Patton's son is CO ; Rockefeller in Illinois seeking additional support ; Brother linked to girls' killing ; Traffic accidents in May cost US over $1 billion ; Troy gives go-ahead on sewer and paving projects ; W. Bloomfield teachers, board in accord ; Five-county park authority serves 4 million in area ; On most GM '69 models: Windshield header is safer ; Bid on portable classrooms gets Avondale okay ; Bonding power request is tabled; Construction permits drop ; Complaints up in June for police dept. ; VOCAL exec will address relations unit ; Self-help group meets Thursday