Police plan to coordinate three divisions under new captains
Inspectors would coordinate three divisions with three inspector captains supervising patrol criminal and traffic chiefs. The plan aims for 24 hour availability with captains setting hours though no extra salaries. Police Chief Trizna criticized the plan noting 1957 crime and traffic declines and said he was not invited to the meeting.
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Mayor urges licensing rules for wrecking firms
Mayor James P. Hennessy asks the city council to pass an ordinance requiring licensing and bonding for firms dismantling buildings. The plan would also require insurers to post a certificate of insurance before permits are issued. An appropriation in the 1958 budget is eyed to dismantle 20 or more condemned buildings amid complaints of uninsured “wildcat” wrecking firms.
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Deny missile plant rumors at Joliet Arsenal sites
Col. Samuel W. Parnelle denied rumors that Elwood and Kankakee units would switch to guided missile production under the accelerated defense program. He noted about 1,400 workers remain, with Kankakee having halted production last October while retaining around 250 to lay away.
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