Millionaire Row Expands in Bahamas Shores and Islands
Bahamas developments attract global tycoons and financiers. Arthur Vining Davis controls extensive Eleuthera holdings and eyes a major sale to Juan Trippe and partners, including Cotton Bay Golf Club and Rock Sound Club. Coca Cola heirs fund Coral Harbour project on New Providence and two million dollars-backed hotel and yacht marina at Coral Harbour. Col Joseph Mackey leads Bimini housing and marina project with first visitors this season.
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Eleuthera
Nassau
Juan Trippe
Pan American Airways
Cotton Bay Golf Club
Rock Sound Club
Davis
Winding Bay
Bahamas
Coca-Cola
Lindsey Hopkins Jr
James F. McKillups Jr
Coral Harbour Club
New Providence Island
Bimini
Joseph Mackey
Fort Lauderdale Fla
Mackey Airlines
Busy John XXIII Wins Praise As The Good Pope
Pope John XXIII earns the nickname The Good Pope for his warm touch and quick smile. He visits prisoners, chides reporters, and quickly reshapes the Vatican by naming 23 new cardinals and planning the ecumenical council to unite Christian forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John XXIII
Vatican City
Giovanni Il Bueno
John the Good
Vatican
Momber L’osservatore Romano
Pope John
Pius XII
Pan
Ams
College of Cardinals
John
Cultural Exchanges Grow Despite Cold War Blasts
The Cold War tempers flare yet cultural ties expand. Americans visit the Soviet Union in growing numbers and Soviets travel to the United States. Major exchanges include 10 U.S. films in the Soviet Union and a first U.S. government exhibit in Moscow plus reciprocal showings. The two sides plan broader people to people contact and joint media efforts through USIA and Voice of America to foster understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Moscow
New York
Eisenhower
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
George V. Allen
U.S. Information Agency
Allen
Leningrad
America
Marty
Oklahoma
Turner B. Shelton
USIA
Sokolniki Park
New York Coliseum
U.S. Fair
Harold C. McClellan
Soviet Ballet
North Carolina
Voice
The
Eng Allen
Voice of America
Intelligence Agency Emphasizes Paper Work Over Spies
In a rare public address at the University of South Carolina, CIA deputy director Robert Amory Jr. outlines how the agency relies on mass paper work and data analysis to assess Soviet aims. He suggests the USSR is not yet ready for war over Berlin, but could back down if the West remains resolute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Koehler
Associated Press
Soviet Russia
Berlin
Central Intelligence Agency
Robert Amory Jr
CIA
Seatte Heved
Ant
Eles
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Amory
University of South Carolina
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Pearl Harbor
Truman
United States
Washington, D.C
U.S
Department of Commerce
Sherman Kent
Yale History
Office of Strategic Services
Coptic Christians Endure as Ancient Egyptian Community
The article profiles Abdel Messih, a hermit monk near Deir El Baramous, and recounts the Coptic Church’s survival after Islam’s rise. It notes the historical shift from a powerful Christian region to scattered communities, with Egypt’s Copts remaining a major minority among 22 million Egyptians.
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Abdel Messih
Wadi Natrun
St. Mark
John
Middle East
North Africa
Constantinople
Istanbul
Aya Sophia
Atshenagorous
Golden Horn
Africa
Egypt
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Millionaire Row
Nassau, Bahama Island
Bahama Islands
Miami
Arthur Vining Davis
Florida
Swanky Coral Harbour Club
Venice
Luigi Cardinal Maglione
Pope Pius
Domenico Tardini
Tardini
St. Paul
Rome
Gregory
Sena Sceny
Pope John XXIII
Pope
Communist Party
America Illustrated
Ussr
Iron Curtain
Intelligence Agency
Cairo
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