Word: errors
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...talked football with every coach I've ever been around." But Butts insisted that he had never given Bryant any dope on Georgia football strategy; he had never given any coach any information before a game, he said. Burnett's notes, said Butts, were rife with error. To show why he would never have called the Georgia squad "well-disciplined," Coach Butts treated the jury to a chalk-talk explaining how lack of discipline cost Georgia at least three touchdowns as it lost to Alabama...
...Justice has come at last." And Mexico's press was full of editorials calling the settlement "a great example of how the most powerful nation in the world recognizes an error...
Since it knows no sense of sin, and hence no reprisal for error, it is, at least by Western standards, passive, backward and neutral. Buddhism, says Theologian Paul Tillich, "gives no decisive motives for social transformation, and thus provides a nonpolitical opportunity for an invasion of Buddhist East Asia by the Communist quasi-religion with its hope for a transformed world." Although the Red Chinese are wooing the Buddhists everywhere, there is no real evidence so far that the Reds are using South Viet Nam's Buddhists, as the Diem government charges. On the other hand, Diem...
...failure of Houk to name him to the team. Stuart, who placed second to Joe Pepitone in the players vote, found his omission intolerable. Houk refused to get drawn into an extensive debate, but casually noticed that Stuart had been benched by his own club after a disastrous error in Yankee Stadium...
...pitiful indeed when the President of the U.S. is delayed in doing "right" by the fearsome "might" of "practical politics" [June 21]. Like the child who knows but won't admit his error, the nation suffers the pain of inexorable guilt. Deep down it knows the Negro has right on his side. But, like the child, it needs help, moral leadership to assuage its pain...