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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1958

Page

27

Filial ties bar him from Army draft

Patrick Hallinan, 23, could be declared ineligible to be drafted due to his close association with his parents linked to Communist front groups. His mother, Mrs. Hallinan, says Army letters warn that refuting the alleged associations is impossible, noting his continued contact with his mother and father.

San Rafael Calif Patrick Hallinan Hallinan Vincent Hallinan Independent Progressive Party Washington Butch

Senators Press Changes to Eisenhower Defense Plan

Two Republican senators urged modifications to Eisenhower's defense reorganization as Senate hearings resume. Styles Bridges said the original bill is too broad and Leverett Saltonstall noted a House provision allowing appeals to Congress over major disputes. both caution changes. Marine leaders and a pro-reorg committee argue for strong support and swift passage.

Washington Eisenhower Senate Styles Bridges R-Nh Senate Armed Services Committee Leverett Saltonstall Rmass House Army Navy Air Force Marine Corps Congress Pentagon Saltonstall Defense McElroy McElroy Armed Services Committee Clifton B. Cates Defense Paul H. Douglas D-Ill Naval Aviation Clarence Francis Citizens’ Committee For Executive

City Council to Hold Hearing on Building Code Revision

City Mgr. Porter W. Homer urges updating the code to align with new materials and methods. The revision is described as generally less restrictive with some upgraded standards and higher permit fees to cover about 85 percent of inspection costs. The code follows a Pacific Coast conference model from 1958.

Porter W. Homer Homer Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference

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