Word: errors
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...five-ring Olympic banner from the Imperial Palace Grounds, was tackled by pursuing cops as she tried to dive into the palace moat. When police found out who she was, they made her a present of the flag. And how about the poor Japanese traveling salesman who committed the error of parking outside the Aussie dorm-only to discover later that ?400 ($1,120) worth of transistor radios had disappeared from...
...theory that specific safeguards in the Constitution's first eight amendments, which are binding on the Federal Government, apply to the states by "incorporation" in the due-process clause of the 14th Amendment. To Frankfurter, due process was a flexible concept to be shaped by trial and error; he would ban only police conduct that "shocks the conscience." As for legislative reapportionment, Frankfurter loudly warned his brethren to shun all such cases and avoid "the political thicket...
Agape Anatomy. De Kooning's trial-and-error approach to building has so far cost him, by his neighbors' estimate, upwards of $150,000, and he still finds it hard to complete. The askew Y-shaped plan, butterfly roofline and fleshy colors inside echo his predilections in paint. The rhomboid, glass-sided studio reminds him of a loft; his large professional kitchen reminds him of the cafeterias that he ate in most of his life. "Sometimes I think I'm nuts to have started this house," he says. "I'll die before it's finished...
...rush of putting out a newspaper article, the May 2nd Committee made certain mistakes. The first error in the article "U.S. Battling Peasant revolt in Vietnam" is that L. Michael Robinson, although he gave preliminary advice, was not responsible for the preparation of the article; Coleman is the sole author. In addition, there is evidence that the Hanoi regime is supplying some support to the Liberation Front. The point of the article is that it is insubstantial...
There was also a typographical error in the article which confused the meaning."...the latest intelligence data show that there was no northern infiltration into South Vietnam through 1946" should read "1964." That also might be misconstrued; the point was that cadre who returned from the North after 1954 were southerners who had withdrawn according to the Geneva accords and who returned when Diem's regime violated those accords. That again was to show that the U.S. is fighting against a popular and indigenous movement in the South... Albert L. Maher '63-2 May 2nd Committee