Connecticut Court Reform Plans Drew by Legislature
Hartford AP reports the Judiciary committee studied several reorganization plans for the lower court system. A subcommittee was formed to draft a single plan for the 1959 Legislature with Erving Pruyn and others named to the panel.
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Hartford
Judiciary’ Committee
Erving Pruyn
Colebrook
A.'Searle
Pinney
Brookfield
Samuel
S.' Googel
New’ Britain
George Schwolsky
West
Proyn
Council Passes Overnight Parking Changes In City
The Council voted to change overnight parking rules on street lists, effective last night. Alderman Donald Brown led the ordinance committee. The dispute over how the roll call was conducted fuels ongoing contention about legality of the nomination process in the 31st Senate district.
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Donald 4. Brown
Council confirms library elections and terms
The Common Council last night confirmed three Library Director appointees to new three year terms effective July 1. Named for the terms are Gerald Bryant Norman Leeds Jr. and Edmund S Wolfe.
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Libray Board
Gerald Bryant
Norman Leeds, Jr
Edmund S. Wolfe
Vice President Faces Questions on 1960 Ambitions
In this weekly Sat urday Evening Past column the Vice President answers big questions about his South American risk, perceived coldness, and political ideals. Analysts ask whether he leans left or right, if he is overly aggressive, or if he lacks warmth and depth.
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South America
motor misdirected on one way street ends in befuddled standstill
In Memphis a motor turns north into a one way southbound street and, after a frantic pause, a truck alongside shouts that the rest of them are coming back, capturing a moment of puzzlement and confusion.
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Memphis
Tenn
Theater Time Table Showings at Local Theaters
LOEW S Poli The Bra vados Thundering Jets times 2 40 5 55 9 10 Majestic The Vikings showings 12 35 2 45 5 00 7 10 9 25 Short subjects 2 45 4 45 7 00 9 15 Warner No Time for Sergeants 2 21 5 48 9 22 Dregon Passage 1 00 4 22 7 57 Merritt No Time for Sergeants 6 15 9330 Ors egon Passage 8 10 Beverly The Bridge on the River Kwai 8 00 News 7 30 Hi Way The Bridge on 8 00 News 7 20.
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Warner
Dregon
Merritt
Orsegon
Beverly
River Kwai
Hi-Way
City Council tackles paving and sewer projects and four way stops
Corrects street side designations for Howe and Porter streets and refers two paving requests from Aldermen Beiles and Ruggiero to Public Works. Tax collector directed to bill four Merritt Street owners for 1022 dollars of sidewalk work. Sets Aug 4 hearings on sidewalks and curbs for Ferris Street and Grandview Avenue. Approves storm and sanitary sewer work in Loftus Circle. Refer two new sewer projects on Black Rock and Bishop Avenues for Highway Committee study. Police board supports a four way stop at Wayne Street and Goldenrod Avenue. Bracken proposes similar at Berkshire Avenue and William Street. D. M. Read Co. street light improvements near Broad and John Streets referred to Highway Committee.
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Ferris Street
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Beker Street
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Mérritt Street
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B. S. Wyckoff
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Goldenrod Avenue
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Police Board
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D. M. Read Company
Broad and
John Streets
Democrats Endorse Congressional Nominees Tonight
Fairfield county Democrats will endorse a Fourth District nominee at a Stratfield hotel convention. In Norwich the Second District may nominate former Gov. Chester Bowles, opposed by Leo B. Flaherty. Hamden hosts the Third District convention where John A. McGuire is available for nomination. In Torrington the Fifth District sees John S. Monagan leading and Robert Sullivan also a candidate. Watertown Rep. James T. Patterson tops the GOP slate. Milford court fines Herman Soboloff 3 dollars for fireworks code violation after a store sale led to illegal caps and dummy salutes.
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Norwalk
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Greenwith
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Bowles
U. S. Senate
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Rockville
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Torrington
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Watertown
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New Britain
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Wethersfield
Milford
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New Haven
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William Bongai
Sobclaft
Soboloff
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Inquirer Strike Rejected by Philadelphia Union
In Philadelphia on July 7 AP reporting the Philadelphia Inquirer strike by editorial and clerical staff continued after a rejection of a management proposal. Joseph Colangelo of the American Newspaper Guild said the plan would fire an unknown number of workers, place others on paid leave, then arbitrate the firings.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Joseph Colangelo
American Newspaper Guild
House approves arms carry for defense workers and lends ships
Congress clears a measure letting Defense Department personnel carry guns during certain duties and investigative work. The bill also authorizes lending 43 warships from the reserve fleet to allied nations, and designates May 1 as Loyalty Day. John L. Sullivan, the Boston Strong Boy, is noted in the passage.
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Dafanes Ta Maccrhe
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Legal fee awarded to Hoffa opponents lawyers
Three lawyers Godfrey P. Schmidt Thomas J. Dodd and M Joseph Blumenfeld were granted a 210000 fee from the Teamsters union treasury for representing 13 rebel drivers in their bid to oust James R Hoffa. The case ended with Hoffa retaining the presidency but the union placed under court supervision by monitors.
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Hoffa
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