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World's Fair

Fireworks illuminate the sky over China Pavilion and the Expo Axis during the opening ceremony of the 2010 World Expo on in Shanghai, China.

Minneapolis Has Its Sights Set on Hosting the 2023 World’s Fair

Trump signed a bill into law that allows the juggernaut to take place on US soil
By Arick Wierson and Richard Hecker
E.L. Doctorow photographed by Jill Krementz on March 10, 1975 at his writing desk in New Rochelle.

E.L. Doctorow, Author of ‘Ragtime’ and ‘Billy Bathgate,’ Has Died at 84

A few of Doctorow’s books sold enormously, a few were made into very good films. His was, in short, a very important literary career.
By Vince Passaro
The New York State Pavilion was declared a national treasure yesterday, but it still needs some work before it can be the celebratory tent it once was during the 1964 World's Fair. (Flickr)

Back to the Future: Exploring Queen’s ’64 World’s Fair Grounds

A crowd of thousands came in and out of the pavilion, snapping photos faster than you could say "Flushing Meadows-Corona Park."
By Billy Richling

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