1964 World Fair aims for culture and peace through understandin
New York plans for the 1964 65 World's Fair emphasize peace through understanding with exhibitions of national achievement a performing arts program and a celebration of New York City's 300th anniversary. Robert Moses, the ex position chief, notes the event will avoid risqué displays and focus on educational cultural and inspirational exhibits. A reminiscence about Salvador Dali as a cautionary tale underscores the shift away from sensationalism toward refined public relations and decorum.