Commission Without a Head Civil Rights Chairman quit
The Civil Rights Commission plans were halted as chairman Stanley F. Reed resigned his post, saying the executive duty conflicts with his obligations as a former Supreme Court justice. President Eisenhower accepted the resignation, delaying the commission’s organization meeting and leaving replacement uncertain.
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Supreme Court
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Eisenhower
Executive Department
Continue Quiz On Hoffa Vote In Federal Court Probe
A federal court session examined a Teamsters Credentials Committee secretary from New York as a witness in a suit by 13 New York area members seeking to block Hoffa and others from election. Testimony described violence and intimidation at Local 327 in Nashville and recap of discipline tied to local leadership.
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Teamsters Union
Miami Beach
Joseph Konowe
New York
James R. Hoffa
F. Dickinson Letts
Hoffa
Brownie Moore
Charles HE. Stewart Jr
Teamsters Local 327
Nashville, Tenn
Moore
Heck
Dan Vestal
Vestal
W. M
Dusty) Miller
Teamsters Southern Conference
Hallmark art prize winners top an international show
New York artists Edward Hopper and Charles Sheeler won first and second prizes in Hallmark Cards international art award. Hopper, 75, won 2000 for California Hills, and Sheeler, 74, earned 1000 for Two Against the White. The event drew 50 paintings from 16 countries with 7000 in prizes and about 60000 in sponsor commissions. John Piper won third prize, with honorable mentions to Loren Maciver, Robert Vickrey, and Walter Stuempfig.
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Edward Hopper
Manhattan
California Hills
Pacific Palisades
Los Angeles
Charles Sheeler
Irvington- on-Hudson
N. Y
Vladimir Wilson
John Piper
Oxford
England
Nailsworth
Gloucestershire
Loren Maciver
Robert Vickrey
Walter Stuempfig
Gwynedd Valley
Embarrassing Moment Dulles Blushes Adlai at White House
At a White House conference on international problems President Eisenhower presided as Dulles outlined sharing nuclear weapons info with Britain and allies. Adlai Stevenson sat apart while a Republican senator pressed how Bevan could become foreign secretary if labor took over. Dulles, noting Bevan’s stance, replied that power changes bring wild statements. Stevenson reportedly blushed as laughter spread through leaders.
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White House
Eisenhower
Dulles
Britain
Adlai E. Stevenson
Labor Party
Stevenson
UN and Israel hold private talks amid Jordan convoy blockade
Dag Hammarskjold and David Ben-Gurion met in Amman after Jordan refused transit for gas oil convoys through Mt Scopus. The meeting preceded a planned UN and Israeli advisory group discussions, as a Jordanian stand complicates arms and resource movements in the region. The art exhibit York show closes Jan 4, with paintings touring U.S. museums for two years.
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Mandelbaum Gate
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Berkeley
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California
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Israel
Don Tocher
China
Hard to Find Jury for Beck
Seattle prosecutors face a third day of jury selection in the grand larceny case against Teamsters Union President Dave Beck with eleven jurors seated before challenges, as both sides exercise peremptory rights and uncompromising responses emerge from replacements.
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Veniremen
Teamsters Union
Dave Beck
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