Word: curing
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...Britons wheezing and snuffling through the midwinter vapors, Conductor Sir John Barbirolli, who plans to commute transatlantically between the Houston Symphony and the Hallé Orchestra of Manchester, prescribed his podium-tested cold cure: "Put on two pullovers. Stand on a chair. Turn the wireless onto a symphony concert and conduct like mad with a poker or pencil for an hour or so. The cold, I guarantee, will have vanished by the last movement." A comparative youngster in a profession noted for longevity, Sir John, 61, who is inclined to share his wisdom with everybody, freely explained the secret...
...proposed state constitutional amendment, guaranteeing "freedom of association" to replace the present clause requiring segregation. With other new laws, the effect would be to cancel compulsory school attendance, open the way to state grants for segregated private schools. Public schools would be integrated. If Georgia does not cure "the cancerous growth" of its school crisis, warned Vandiver, "it will blight our state." With the sad stories of Little Rock and New Orleans on their minds, the lawmakers seem likely to back Vandiver. The next step-hopefully-would be smooth sailing when Atlanta's public schools integrate next fall...
President Eisenhower has steadfastly preferred to call the current economic situation a "readjustment," but John Kennedy has already declared it to be a "recession." If recession it is, Kennedy will suffer from no lack of advice on how to cure it, for he is surrounding himself with a luminous little galaxy of economists from the "activist" school that believes in blunt talk, Government-inspired growth rates, and far-out federal measures to prime the pump. Last week the advice was raining down to the steady beat of one theme: more Government spending, conspicuously including deficit spending...
Kennedy was deeply impressed by the report, viewed it as a fundamental document on broad economic policy for the early stages of his Administration. One line in particular caught his eye: "He misreads the role of confidence in economic life who thinks that denying the obvious will cure the ailments of a modern economy." Kennedy studied it, looked up from the report and told Samuelson...
...Good a Cure? Some Canadians wonder whether the cure might not be worse than the disease. Alberta Premier Ernest Manning charges the federal government with "catering to a small element of bigoted nationalists" in a way that could only bring harm to the Canadian economy. Many businessmen, particularly oilmen, who need big chunks of investment capital, argue that Canadians do not have the funds to finance major projects themselves. Calgary's Oilweek trade bible cited as a typical case a nearly completed, $90 million financing by Canadian-owned Alberta Gas Trunk Line Co. Ltd. for a pipeline-gathering system...