This is part, I think, of a nationwide movement toward excellence--a movement which had its start in the admiration of expertness and skill in our technical society, but which now demands quality in all realms of human achievement.
Magazine Article \The Arts in America.\
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Along with the German people, we have followed intently efforts to bring up the survivors, whose courage we all admire.
We also have a program here for those whom we regard as mentally restored, those who pass through a difficult period but who are now fully capable of carrying their burden.
The United States is not in the position which England was when Benjamin Disraeli described it as: two nations divided, the rich and the poor.
I know that I speak for all Americans in asking you to extend our sympathy to the families and friends of those men who lost their lives in this tragic accident.
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