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   Pacific Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 15, 1961, Tokyo, Japan                                Fairest in the Land Sharon Brown of beams happily after being crowned and given the scepter of Miss USA at Miami Beach Thursday AP Radiophoto Louisiana Beauty Named Miss USA MIAMI BEACH AP Sharon a 5foot7 beauty from Min Thursday night became Miss USA of winning the title over 14 other contestants in the Miss Universe Bad Weather May Ground Astronaut CAPE UPI weather in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean is threatening plans to rocket another man into space Scientists running the nations million Project Mercury as program were keeping a close watch Friday on an area of thundershowers about 200 miles east of the Lesser was a student at Louisiana Tech last The successor to Linda Bement of Salt Lake 1960 Miss USA and reigning Miss has measurements of She has brown eyes and dark brown Pamela of San Ra was selected first run ner Next came Karen of Las Alexa Cur of New York City and Suellen of Girls from 42 states and the District of Columbia had entered the The winner received and a berth along with girls from 47 other in the Miss Universe competition which began Friday Berlin Ignites STUDIES WAR IMPACT PACIFIC AN AUTHORIZED PUBLICATION OF THE ARMED FORCES FAR EAST EDITION 0 DAILi SATURDAY f P 195 July 1961 Naming Top Tiger A Difficult Job Picture on Page 6 LIL TIGER CONTEST Tokyo Members of the selection board for the Lil Tiger Newsboy Contest in Japan said Saturday they have found It a tremendously difficult job to select the outstanding youngster from among the 10 The board met Friday and again Saturday and interviewed the 10 newsboys who were se as final ists by the votes of Pacific Stars and Stripes readers in Ja It is a tre difficult job to single out the most outstanding boy from among the youngsters we have said Chief Tom of Press Liaison Continued on Back 4 I Weather FORECAST Sunday Partly cloudy High Low 76 Monday Partly cloudy with showers High Low 78 Fridays Temperatures High Low 74 USAF Weather Fuchu AS Aid Needy Nat Pope Urges VATICAN CITY John is the longest in Tho VATICAN CITY John XXIII urged wealthy nations Fri day to help backward nations ease poverty and promote lasting This aid should be sincere and dis interested to avoid imposition of a new he Probably the most difficult prob lem of the modern said the concerns the relationship between political communities that are economically advanced and those in the process of develop The Pope Johns is the longest in the history of the Roman Catholic words in its English ver It ranged over the broad spectrum of the worlds 20th Cen tury social problems and reaf firms the churchs attitude on The new encyclical urged employ ers to restrict profits assure adequate wages for he nations now have in their grasp the means to prevent the recurrence of massive unemploy The papal document reaffirmed the Roman Catholic stand for pri vate But Pope John said socialization will help in the ex pression and development of truly personal characteristics if it con fines its activity within the limits of the moral Of the situation in underdevelop ed the Pope wrote Our heart is filled with a deep sadness in contemplating the im measurably sorrowful spectacle of vast numbers of workers in Continued on Back 2 BERLIN AT A GLANCE Government economists are studying production and manpower needs in case of war over The State Department is preparing a white pa per to prove Western efforts to reach a Ger man Page West German Defense Minister Strauss says Russia wants to keep Germany Page WASHINGTON government economists are making studies about the possible impact on the economy if the Ber lin crisis erupts into Administration sources disclos ed they are gauging possible pro duction and manpower needs based on a range of assumptions about military These officials said they were under unusually tight security wraps imposed by the White One high official said the studies Continued on Back 2 Ayub ON Mohammad Ayub Khan of Pakistan standing in first car waves as he receives the traditional ticker tape welcome to New York as he arrived for a Thousands lined the streets to greet the 54yearold Story on Page AP Radiophoto  

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