.... r_' .•_ ...-.::J~.~ot'- ,. ..,....- .... ,. " ',1' j All the News of AI! the Pointei Every Thursday Morning rosse ~W'S Complete, News COl'erage of All the Pointes Hom.e of the News :-::'-:--------------------------------------- ---------------------------~---------------_._--- --,-,--------_._---_._,--- VOL. 27-NO. 37 ~re:o,;S&~~:datCl~:roft:t~rcl.t . GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 15, 1966 ~o,:;;~r~:;r 2~, Pages--Two Sections-Section One ------------------------_._~._-----_._----- ----------------------------------, ,---- , , . leaders Revea'i Goal for Torch 'Drive IIE~"DLINES Costs $686 of the ,Park to Purchase To Educate WEEK Each Child As Compiled b'y the !Submerged LQ~nds Grosse Pointe Npws Act i n 9 Superintendent .~.t Harold Husband Makes Thursday, September 8 At Lake ront \~l es Presendtation Befor. THE LIBERAL PARTY has ~ f ~_ Boar Approvus offered Franklin D. Roosevelt Council Approves Exp9nditure of $26,510 ~o Add I Highlight ofMonuay eve- Jr. ~he opportunity to run for 0 lOA' to R t. I J. governor of New York. In ac. ver cres ecreadid lona ,",reas ning's meeting of the repting, Roosevelt said h~ was At Three Mile an A ter Roa Grosse Pointe Board of attempting to "take politics out -~----- Education was a presenta. of the back rooms ()f both par- The Park i" ready to expend a total of $26,570 for tion on the proposed 1966- ties and let the people decide." slightly more thaI; ~O acres of submerged land, including 1~67 budget for The Grosse This is the first time in its 22- the area recently at~uired from Detroit and a section Pointe Public School Sys. year history' that the Liberal of the presently develo¥p.d water front park at the foot tern. J. Harold Husband, Party has not endorsed the can. of Alter road. ~ ' Acting Superintendent of didate of the Democratic Party At itl; regula!' meeting held INT b D J" 'Schools used a variety of fOi governor. Ion Monday, September 12, the I a I'SU I .d d . h' h If '1 'n[ d b I nGtJuer V. a al s urmg IS a • • • • I Park counCI was 1 orme y h d' . B Friday, September 9 i City Attorney Richard RGh.., \ W t d' • .our lSCUSSlon. y me~ns PRE SID E N T ,TOHNSONI i that the way hgs bee:;. cleared I an ye ' l,n ?f overhead tr~nsparencI~s launched an ail out attack on I by the Michigan Department of I ' la and colo~ed filIdes he dIS- inflation and interest rates .by I I Conservation, and the State 1 any P r.ces (ussed the sY5item's pro. proposing a 16-month suspensIOn . i Water ~esou~es COmmission M posed budget of $9,923.919. of two ti2"<incentives for busi- ~:::for the ImmedIate p~rehase of I --- Mr. Husband went through ness investment in new plants ,', t ,4.56 acres of. botto~ land along I Man Arrested In Royal the various categories of the and equipment. These suspen,/ i~ 'f I the Three Mile DrIVe Park, for Oak Confesses To Hold.. i proposed budget and c m t d sions would be, retroactive to. ':~"~. ,:i s eve nand one. half cents a. h 0 men e September 1 and would end. on I ',:.::.', :, I square foot or a total or $14 - I up Of Milk Depot In uPOtn t e grdo~ of the .school '::I' , : W d A t 30 sys em an li11~ ~xp3nSIOn of January I, 1968. EconomIsts ::, ~:~:;850.. 00 s ugus its services to the community blame just such spending for I ;. :( The City attorney dlsclos~d over the years. His pictures. the pre:;ent inflationary squeeze. I . th~t all tha~ need be done In S t eve n T. Strat, alias charts and commentary focused '" ~ '" ! , thiS ~atter IS to send the Con- Ronald Cena, 21, whose last upon the instructio"lal program, Saturday, September 10' ALLEN W.' MERRELL, 16~ Vendome road, and left is UF Board Chairman MAX D. MILLS, Merrell, a serva~lOn Department a c~eck known address was g,ven as special services, driver educa. COMMUNIST CHI N A has WENDEl L lX' ANDERSON JR 40 Preston place UF vice.president, and Anderson, who is president, covermg the payment, SInce 19606 Chalon, St. CIa i r tion, increase in enrollment threatened to move Into North '" vv. ." , the survey has been completed Shores, confessed to the, '.U. proved. teaching aids and in- V. tna 'f HanOI' makes any l'second "nd thl'rd from left, respectively), look on as were on hand for announcement of the goal at the nd th rchase agreement ." Ie m I ... a . e pu , gust 30 holdu r)f the John- structtonal .materials, and in- gesture of conciliation with the Torchlighter JOEL SCHAAF points to "Target '66" board of directors meeting last week (September 7), approved. .' M'lk D Pt 15M creased maintenance costs. Es. U. S, ! goal for this ye~f's United Foundation campaign. At The drive is scheduled October 18 to November 10. Still under discussion, but son 1 epo, 8 34 ack Itimated per-pupil CG3t of educat. Thro~hP~~gr~~,"wM: ------------ ------------------------------------ ~~~~~gr~a~~la"noo. ~~w~a~~~i~a~~~riql~-I~b re}JOrted that China has ordered, L k piN H k lem, Rohr said, is a survey of by Royal Oak p.olIce on Sat- I reported at $686. The Acting its army "to heighten a!ert, j Name Group Pointe's a efront arks . eed to i "'e the 7.4 acres of the Waterfront urday, Septemt1er 10, fol. Superintendent said that it costs ness and make all preparations, Park at the foot of Alter road, lowing a holdup of a gas $3.84 per day, or 64 cents an for waging a w: r." Peking has I o I d t . th 'g' 1 h . t t' . th t 't h d ' dispelled any doubts about its: F or Stud'V 0f Nearlng" CIose 0f Anot.h er SCh00Z.Taxes: e .ermIne e orl Ina s ore. serVIce s a IOn In a Cl y. our, to e urate a student III feell'n.t. on a negotl'ated settle- I e/ l~ne, before bottom land was Farms Det. Sgt. George Van the Grosse Pointe public schools. - filled to expand the park. T' d~' J h . ent IP k PI S - f G tAte -t D.. - h d Th I af f th 0 'g' I lem an Ul;t. osep MIU~r The proposed recommen(1,d m. * * * ar ans eason 0 ~rea. C .IV! Y l,'mlnlS e t eli oc. Ion I.Ottl he yrlRmhra said that St.rat al first denied budgEt wal' passed unanimously PRESIDENT JO-HNSON 'gn , wa er ne IS a I e az, 0 the d pot bbety .:l th b th h 1 l t M d " , SI. __ said with the State claiming . e . ro • an{; Em y 'e s'" 00. rul' ees, ~n ay s ed intQ law the auto safety btlt. Th C fJ t M t Balmy September Weather Keeps Po~s Open' Later Eleetio'n' Raises O.per--ting that' part of the line wa& at one admItted that he held up the pl!bhc heanng on the Dudget He prnmised that Dr. Williams ree oune men 0 ee Th U I M I t M d At "" t.ime, up to what today is Wind. store. c~lma,,~ months of study and Haddon Jr.,. administrator of the with Architects Bidding an sua; any mprovemen s a e Millage Postponed by ~i1l Pointe drive. The Park dis- Miller dIScl('lsed that he kept IdISc,:,s~lon by elE' tntS'lees 8nd new Traffic Safety Age~cy for Ir:\provements at . Beach R~creation Areas Adiusted Stat'e Aid, putesthis claim. a conntant vigilance at the po. admlDls.trators and. r.eprl'sent.ed would cooperate by tjev~lopmg. -------- Local Tax Base R<>hr said that the entire lice teletype ma,:hine in the <>rononues and reVIIHO)Jto the "reasonable yet realistic safety Two Sites By Betty Stephens . waterfront park was not de. Farms station, in the hope that extent of $300,000 over inttia1 st8ndards" for De'.... cars. He Despite, the balmy ~emperatures, activi~y ,has drop., veloped on submerged land, officers of othet' a{~encies might plans. asked auto makers not to raise The Park council at a ped off at all Pointe' waterfront parks. ,The Woods will' With the public hearing and the city is seeking a deecl pick up someone answering the Enrollment Is 12,123 new car prices because of tbis regular meeting held on shut down its pool "by ear," as will th~ Farms, letting on the' proposed, 1966-1967 to approx~rriately 5.5 acres, in. descript.ions (If tJ,e men who Mr. Husba~d reported to the' hill. Monday, September 12, ap- the .demand determine the closing date. The Shores will budget of the Grosse Pointe eluding two acres of land along robbed the depot. on the AU~l'it B?ard of Education that the en. SUnllay," se"p~mber 11 proved the appointment of cut off swimming {'n September 18; and the City and Public School System held Fox Creek, acquired from De- date, and also on :,eptember 4'1 rollment of the schoo),; Iln Thurs- THE POr.JCY of the Po~t Of- three of its members as a Park planned 'to close their pools last Sunday, Sep- last Monday night, school troit about two years ago to The h?ldups were committed by day, Septl'mber 8, tilt> first 'day fice Department's renting of committee to interJiew rep- tember 11.