The Pontiac Press: 1967-11-01

Abstract

UAW warns GM it will strike to stop stockpiling ; 'Motive established in 7 poison deaths' ; Zolton defends LBJ criticism ; Open housing backers hit pace, draft of ordinance ; Heavy fog slows traffic in Pontiac ; City commissioners OK water rate hike ; Halloween has its grim side ; Gemini report still available ; Romney fears conflict ; Israel-Jordan summit? ; House panel trims 4 county judges in reorganization bill ; Dem-councils may air war ; Birmingham area news: 4,000 children join in parade ; President quits to ready duel ; City students win JC mystery treats ; Wet and wild weather was fare in October ; Case against state man rested ; California fires leave 4 dead ; Council posts contested in Orchard Lake election ; Supervisor admits meetings held: 'Avon Safety Corps not operating' ; Oxford Council ponders report on sewer plans ; Commerce land-fill issue will be aired before judge ; New $19,500 township hall to open shortly in Groveland ; Villages plan crackdown on gravel trucks ; Cranbrook events ; Auditorium dream coming true at YMU ; 30 GIs killed in Viet combat ; Assault urged: on society's ills ; Reds pushing Moscow-NY air service ; Panel to discuss reorganization of courts ; Uncle Beasley the dinosaur gives slum cultural boost