Patience and politics mark Macapagal's early presidency
Manila reports on Diosdado Macapagal arriving in the United States to meet President Johnson. The article describes his impatience to enact reforms, its clash with democratic pace, and his reputation as honest, anti Communist, and pro American. It notes his background from Pampanga, early career as a lawyer and diplomat, wartime guerrilla support, and 1961 rise to the presidency after a long campaign.
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Mexico City poised to triple population in 25 years
The International Planning Congress heard that Mexico City could grow from about 4 million to 17.7 million by 25 years from now if current growth rates persist, signaling a doubling or more in size and urban demand.
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