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...your May 9 story on medical aid for the aged: our nation is sick indeed, and no medical insurance can cure the paralysis of socialism. The aged do need medical care; but so do all new babies. In fact, there is none who escapes until death...
...their savings, and with their bodies racked by chronic illness. They have no incentive to get well, no hope of finding a useful place in a society they themselves founded. It seems to me that the problem lies more in what to do with these people after we cure them than in curing them itself...
...Care & Cure. Blue-eyed Douglas Alexander Stewart (6 lbs. 13 oz.), one of some 500 babies born last week in the province's 150 government-supported hospitals, is a good example of the benefits of CCF largesse. Thanks to a compulsory hospital-insurance program introduced in 1947, Douglas' mother Donna, wife of a Regina accounting clerk, received prenatal care free; when she leaves the hospital she will simply get a bill marked "Paid." Douglas will be immunized against childhood diseases at a free public-health clinic. If he should become mentally ill, he would get free psychiatric care...
Lockheed confirmed the theory by building an experimental wing at its Burbank, Calif. plant and duplicating the explosion conditions. The cure was as simple as the cause of the crash had been tough to pin down: Lockheed installed a flame-arrester screen on the vent pipe openings of all its planes, thus hopefully eliminating another opportunity for St. Elmo's fire to turn from a good omen to tragedy...
...live more than a dozen years; one in four will live a score or more years. As people grow older, they become more susceptible to chronic, expensive illnesses. The wonder drugs and radical surgery that add years to lives can alleviate many of the ailments of age, but not cure them...