It was said, in an earlier age, that the mind of a man is a far country, which can neither be approached nor explored. But, today, under present conditions of scientific achievement, it will be possible . . . to make the remote reaches of the mind accessible.
Many men have great dreams.
Only great men have dreams that are fulfilled by their own actions. Martin Luther King, Jr. was one such man, and certainly John F. Kennedy was another. At one time, there was practically no effective program in the field of mental retardation. Whenever possible the children were committed to institutions. They were segregated from normal society and forgotten except by members of their family . . . .