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...Manhattan, gravel-voiced Robert H. Armstrong, vice president of the New York Building Congress, gave vent to what he termed a fundamental economic principle: "The cure for high prices is more high prices. . . ." Frank W. Cortright, executive vice president of the National Association of Home Builders, damned price controls as "unrealistic...
Education the Cure...
Apparently it seldom occurs to anyone but the N.E.A. and a few others that the cure for all this ignorance is education; . . . that in order to have an educational program compatible with a high standard of living and a high standard of democracy, adequate facilities and crackerjack personnel are needed ; that the foundation and maintenance of top quality public education is essential to the survival of democracy; that "the voice of the people is clear and temperate in proportion as the people are well informed and well educated...
...Virgin of Quinche (rhymes with keen shay), a rejected piece of religious statuary which a sculptor had traded to the Indians of Ayacachi in 1586 for a few pieces of lumber, was credited with miraculous powers. She could cure fistulas and the pox and prevent disasters as well. Last week the Virgin of Quinche figured in the greatest railway disaster in Ecuador's history...
Leprosy, the earth's most chronic disease, is so old that mankind has learned to fear it with a neurotic fear.* The world's 3,000,000 lepers are not alone in wanting to find a cure...