The Pontiac Press: 1958-04-30

Abstract

Flies crippled jet 300 miles to save comrade ; Free zone urged at top of world: Dag appeals to Russia: 'Reconsider open skies' ; GM-UAW met tomorrow; Will not strike, says Reuther: Ford official commends GM contract stand ; US security at stake - Ike defends plan ; Witness states he spotted Van Horn because of hair ; Safety check of vehicles starts in city Monday ; GM first quarter sales 11.6 pct. below '57 period ; Father of 4 dies on 2-car crash ; Spring jobs nip recession trend ; Lincoln students embark for capital ; 8 from Pontiac as state dinner in Washington ; House to debate jobless relief ; US security at stake - Ike defends his plan ; Shoots girl, 7, kills herself ; Plant to open after 5 years ; The day in Birmingham: Business club as school told of retailing future ; Bill submitted by Broomfield ; Milford resident pleads innocent to mail charge ; Pockets reflect money bracket - psychologist ; Former Pontiac State clinical director dies ; Sullenberger suit order completed ; 'Unique' figure rocks London stock market ; State maps nearing extinction ; Experts view dog commodes in New York ; GI pay raise gets Senate OK ; Pontiac contractor, Harvey Stout dies ; Ex-GI credits Army for his 'gold mine' ; Ike calls law necessary for man's survival ; Michigan senators split on labor law issues ; PTAs to install officers ; King Idriss of Libya divorcing his wife ; Daughter born in family after fourteen sons