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George Gilder
As more and more Cubans crowded into Miami during the early 1960s, all statistical projections were dismal. Experts fore- saw a prolonged siege of medical crises, economic stresses, and ethnic frictions; a teeming burden of "social disorders," needs for housing, welfare, and simple hygiene, an impossible load for the already afflicted social services of Miami.
poring through the press coverage and political comment of the day, it is difficult to find any observers who...