European Vessels Deliver Cargo to Reds via Whampoa
A well informed source says at least 17 merchant ships from European ports carried cargo directly to Whampoa in Communist China between Feb 6 and March 6. Nine British, three Polish, plus ships from Norway, Russia, Denmark, Finland and Italy were identified, with some carrying truck tires. Ships bypassed Hong Kong loading bans and paused at Lap Sap Mei before entering the 39 foot channel to Whampoa.
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Hong Kong
Girect
Whampoa
China
South China Port
Lap Sap Mei
Jesus and the thief in Paradise promise
A religious meditation cites Luke 23 43 to explain Jesus promise to the repentant thief and urges personal repentance to obtain pardon. It emphasizes that salvation hinges on turning from sin and seeking Christ’s aid today.
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Jesus and the Thief
Paradise
Christ
Columbia Professor Wins Senate Backing as Top Economist
Columbia University economist Arthur Burns won unanimous Senate Banking Committee support to head a rebuilt Council of Economic Advisors. He said he favors a non political council reporting to the President, supports some Keynes ideas, and plans to keep most staff. Eisenhower eyes a single head with a skeleton staff until funding resumes.
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Washington
Senate
Council of Economic Advisers
Arthur F. Burns
Columbia University
Senate Banking Committee
Eisenhower
John Maynard Keynes
Burns
Congress
Council
Tax Deduction Proposal Seeks All Medical Expenses Deductible
Rep Oliver P Bolton of Ohio proposes a federal tax bill to allow full deductibility of medical and dental expenses for income tax. Current law only lets taxpayers deduct the portion exceeding 5 percent of income. Bolton says modern medicine is costly and that wider deductions would help families cope with sudden medical bills.
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Washington
Oliver P. Bolton
Ohio
Bolton
Coast Guard carries search for bow of Angy in rough North Atlantic
Three Coast Guard cutters and four planes hunted the bow of the Liberian tanker Angy four days after a fire and explosion split the ship. The Claiborne rescued 98 crew from the stern. seven men and the captain's wife remained missing. The Angy, built in 1937 in Germany and owned by Monrovia Liberia, was sailing from the Persian Gulf toward Philadelphia when it broke apart about 1000 miles east of Argentia Newfoundland. The search included ships Coos Bay and others near the scene improving the chance of locating survivors. The captain, George Scaryelis, and several crew members were reported missing after the explosion.
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York
Coast Guard
North Atlantic
Argentia
Newfoundland
Coas Bay
Claiborne
Clapange
Philadelphia
Coos Bay
Gulf
Monrovia
Abot
New Shipping Co
Liberia
Germany
Newfoundlenc
Ds O
Halifax
St. John’s Newfoundland
London
Economou and Co
George Scar Yelis
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Gabriel Seelig
Louis
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Seelig
Toytown
Wagan
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Toy Guidanta Council
Iovin
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Ane
Sati
Atlantic Blvd
Crest Theatre
Eastman Kodak Bell & Howell
Stereo
Grayflex
Rolleiflex
Bolex
Exacta Contax
Bolsex Argus
Revere
Escor Wilcox-Gaye Magnacord
a-Long Beach
Firemans Clarkes
Downer
Dacron
Forentia
Fe Wal Gabardine
Califor
Chhuteaa Cte
Broadway & Pine
Goodyear
Garry Gur
Goodyear Service Store
Anaheim
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