Word: correctional
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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WOULD LIKE TO CORRECT ANY POSSIBLE IMPRESSION ROBERT ROBINSON'S ["UNEQUIVOCAL JUDGMENTS" ABOUT AMERICANS-TIME, NOV. 13] REPRESENTATIVE OF OXFORD UNIVERSITY PLAYERS' VIEWS. THE REST OF US WANT TO APOLOGIZE FOR HIM AND TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EARNESTLY AND RESPECTFULLY THANK ALL THOSE CITIZENS OF A GREAT AND HOSPITABLE NATION WHO DID SO MUCH TO MAKE OUR VISIT THE WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE...
...diplomatically correct fashion, the Russians went on to insist that the Kurils and southern Sakhalin became theirs at Yalta; that the Cairo agreement of 1943 gave Formosa to China (Russia contends that now means Communist China); and that at Potsdam it was decided that no "occupation troops" could be left in Japan once the peace terms were fulfilled...
...inter-House Social Committee is factually correct in its first and second objections, although the rift between Leverett and the other six Houses did not widen sufficiently to come to public notice until two weeks ago. On the main points of its stand, however, the CRIMSON still feels that it is correct...
...most notable characteristic of the Russian war potential is unevenness. It is pre-eminently powerful in some fields, anomalously weak in others. This imbalance is not easy to correct. It does not result from errors of judgment on the part of Russia's ruler, but from the limitation of geography and of the Russian economy...
...control processes." They can observe facts and reach conclusions from their observations. They can store facts in their memories. They can make decisions based on observed facts plus remembered facts. They can communicate automatically over any distance. They can set other machines in motion, keep watch over them and correct their action, keep accounts and make reports at any desired stage...