Pope to Meet Leaders and Visit World's Fair in New York
The Pope will meet Protestant Orthodox and Jewish representatives on peace mission at the United Nations and attend a World’s Fair visit with fireworks. He will also address the UN General Assembly, celebrate Mass at Yankee Stadium, meet President Johnson, and visit St Patrick’s Cathedral before departing Kennedy Airport.
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President Nations Plaza
Goldberg
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Americanitaria
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World Council of Churches
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Holy Family Church
Church of the United Nations
47Th Street
U.N
Kennedy Airport
Rome
Ed O'Brien
United States aid aims to shape Southeast Asia future
In a sweeping portrait, JOHN RODERICK profiles Southeast Asia's vast, poverty-stricken peoples on the crossroads between communism and independence. He notes the US billion dollar aid plan to win hearts with development and free enterprise, arguing poverty feeds Communist appeal while offering hope through individualism. The piece maps the region’s diversity and growing strategic stakes as US policy seeks influence.
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United States
Viet Nan
Southeast Asia
Green Islands
Philippines
Southeast Asia industrial lag and poverty crisis
The article surveys Southeast Asia's slow industrial growth across nations like Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, Burma, and others. It notes heavy reliance on agriculture, weak currencies, war disruption, and widespread poverty with per capita incomes often below $100. It highlights real people like Sutomo in Jakarta, Santiago Polo in the Philippines, and widow Chang Yau-ping in Hong Kong, illustrating common hardships and limited access to education, health care, and housing.
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Sutomo
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Huynh van ‘Tet
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U Pho Choe
Burma
Santiago Polo
Philippines
Chao Oua
Laos
Southeast Asia
Malaysia
Indonesia
Cambodia
United States
Europe
Sukarno
Sovviet Union
Red China
Ngo Dinh Diem
Singapore
Prai
Penang Island
Federation
Little Kingdom
Thailand
Ne Win
Jecuntry
Naional
Dantan bin Ismail
Hong Kong
Hong
American designer Norman Norell on fashion and knees
Norman Norell, a leading American designer, discusses couture versus ready to wear, Paris influence, and American style. He judges knee length as impractical for women, favors short hems for kids, and urges simple, well groomed wardrobe with good fabric and shoes.
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Contrasting Visions of Riches and Poverty Abroad
An excerpt portrays a Southeast Asia scene with ultramodern hotels and crushing poverty. A widow named Chang voices hope that divine aid will bridge the stark wealth gap amid a night of wine and revelry. The passage contrasts affluence and deprivation in a bustling regional setting.
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