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PICTURE SECTION A CHURCHILL DEAD Pope Paut VI opens the Second Session. The second session of the Ecumenical Council is grappling with the complex internal and external . problems of the 500-million-member church in one of the most magnificent settings in Christendom -- St. Peter's Basilica. Responding to the appeal of Pope Paul VI for Christian unity, the 2.500 cardinals, archbishops, bishops, abbots and heads of refigious orders from all over the world are taking up the theme of "De Ecclesia" ("Of the Church"). AROUND THE WORLD WITH A Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu "You can only help us by telling us what is wrong with us." Mme. Ngo Dinh CAMERA KOREA WINNER A somber Queen Eliza- beth arrives at King Ed- ward VII Hospital in Lon- don to pay a call on Harold Macmillan, resigned as prime minister. HEADS LAKE TRUSTEES Diana Churchill (above) eldest daughter of Sir Winston, was found dead in her London home. She was 54, was married and divorced twice. % Nhu tells a Princeton uni- versity debating society audience. She called dem- onstrators against her ap- pearance "unworthy of hu- man beings." and said the Buddhist monks who burned themselves to death in South Viet Nam were "victims of excitement." Park Chung Hee, pep- pery ex-general, is winner of the South Korea presi- dential election. He is shown during the cam- paign. Park, 46, is expect- ed to agree with the U.S. on major policy matters. and perhaps differ on small ones Mr. Justice Victor Dryer of the British Columbia Supreme Court, a long-time labor relations lawyer, heads the government trusteeship of shipping unions. He has been assistant commission counsel for the Vancouver police investigation. and counsel for the Workman's Compensation Commission. This year he was named arbitrator in the B.C. salmon strike.