The Pontiac Press: 1959-03-30

Russia OKs foreign ministers' talk May 11 ; Chiefs declare US invincible this year ; It was an egg-sighting day ; Claims arms chiefs put US out on a limb ; Poised, ready, says McElroy ; Parachute puzzler is solved ; Christians hail resurrection ; Take vacation, doctor tells Ike ; Tokyo court perils defense: US bases ruled unlawful ; India hints at policy shift ; Straley to testify at hearing tonight ; Reveal plans for MSUO sewage system ; 3 rulings due in arson trial ; 'Balloon' to explore ocean deep ; The day in Birmingham: Commission to get plan for surfacing 10 streets ; Former lawyer for Ford dies ; Senate sounds like primary ; Senate tackles fund use ; Fire destroys plant at Ironwood mine ; 15,00 ask N-arms end in London ; Swiss merchant takes son ; 3 blast victims remain hospitalized ; Area man, woman OK after crash ; Students can use absentee ballots ; Rioters chase police until help arrives ; Jet with Hoffa aboard has trouble, returns ; Vegetable, not beer garden ; Waterford schools plan huge softball program ; Injury rate is lowest at speeds of 45 to 70 ; 'The Babe and I' ; Fisher in Vegas to work, Liz to enjoy rest