Petitions arrive as McFarland re election bid builds
In Tucson petitions for Governor Ernest W. McFarland's re election circulated after Phoenix over the weekend. Dem chair prospects and rumors about Evo De Concini and Tom Collins surface as 1960 Republican talk grows. Election Bureau reports over 8 000 nominating petitions issued, allowing 200 000 possible signers.
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Chicago Cracks Down on Horn Honking
Chicago imposes fines up to 200 on drivers who sound horns without a good reason. The amendment to the traffic code awaits the mayor's signature and targets wedding parties and courting delays while allowing horn use only to warn of danger to cars or pedestrians.
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Bloc Delays Algeria Issue at United Nations
The African Asian bloc postponed proposing the Algerian question to the Security Council as negotiations with France continue. A 19 nation meeting delayed signing a letter to seek a council debate to avoid worsening tensions between French forces and Arab Nationalists in Algeria. Sir Gunewardene said postponement buys time for possible negotiations with France. Indian Envoy Menon was to report on talks with French Foreign Minister Pineau, who disputed Nehru’s peace plan for Algeria.
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Paris
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Pineau
Nehru
Stevenson Needs 421 More Votes in Convention Battle
AP tally shows 38 states have chosen Democratic delegates totaling 1,108 votes. Adlai Stevenson trails with 686 pledged votes needed for nomination. 421 votes still required. Top contenders include Estes Kefauver and Harriman with remaining uncommitted support and several states yet to name delegates. Republican side lists Eisenhower with 960 pledged votes and 66 held for him, plus 90 uncommitted.
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Massachusetts
Secretary named for Superior Court Judge Tullar
Mrs. Joan M. Savage is appointed secretary to Superior Court Judge Robert S. Tullar. She comes from Cusick Watkins Frey and previously spent five years at Hall Catlin Molloy. She lives with husband Patrick at 2910 E Seneca St and replaces Mrs. Charlotte Tully Franklin who moved to San Diego.
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Superior Court
Robert S. Tullar
Savage
Judge Tullar
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Hall, Catlin & Molloy
Patrick
Seneca St
Charlotte Tully Franklin
San Diego
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