American bishop sentenced as spy in Communist China
Hong Kong based report on Catholic missionary Bishop James Edward Walsh, a Maryknoll leader born in 1891, serving a 20 year term in a Shanghai prison as an alleged spy. It notes his 79th birthday, long advocacy, and ongoing confinement amid strict Communist restrictions.
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Mortgage Probe Sought Over Auto Renewal Insurance Notices
Rep. Joe Salem of Corpus Christi asked for an investigation into mortgage firms that renew home insurance without notifying homeowners. He cited policies auto-renewed without notice preventing switching without a substitution fee. Salem said he notified insurers, the State Board of Insurance, and the Texas Mortgage Bankers Association and will push related legislation.
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Nippon Emperor Marks Birthday at Imperial Palace
Thousands of Japanese crowded the Imperial Palace grounds to shout banzai greetings to Emperor Hirohito on his 69th birthday. Hirohito greeted the public from a porch as the longest serving chief of state, having ascended the throne at 26 and showing no signs of stepping down to his son Crown Prince Akihito, age 36.
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