Word: flawless
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Dozens of merchants and investors, deceived by flawless credentials, have trusted such newcomers and lost a great deal of money. Convicted murderers and con men have been placed in college and business communities, with some reverting to their old ways. For these and other reasons, the Justice Department is just now thoroughly reviewing its $13 million Witness Security Program to see, in the words of Deputy Attorney General Peter Flaherty, "if it's cost-effective." In a book published this week, The Alias Program (Little, Brown; $8.95), CBS Legal Correspondent Fred Graham raises additional problems that should also...
...Fitzgibbons. "I've put so much time into trying to find a perfect swing," he says. "I've tried to isolate every single move--to break the golf swing into 400 parts and make each perfect." Nor has he arrived at the end of his search for the flawless swing. In fact, despite taking some lessons from the renowned teaching pro Claude Harmon, he feels his swing has lost some of its youthful fluidity...
Fitzgibbons also birdied the par five 14th with a salvo of four flawless shots. He cleared the water hazard that guards the 14th green on his second shot, a 4-iron he caught flush, but the ball kicked off the slope of the green and he needed a chip and a putt for his birdie...
Along with Holbrook, Whitmore pioneered the concept with a flawless imitation of the ropetwirling political satirist Will Rogers, but he has since moved from delivering the finely honed barbs of the nation's greatest "ridiculer" of Presidents to actually portraying Presidents themselves. He snared an Oscar nomination for a representation of Harry S. Truman that made its way successfully from stage to screen to tube under the fiery title Give 'Em Hell, Harry...
...father that he planned to cast aside the family expectations and enroll full time in an art studio. He had been frittering away his university career sketching copies of the masters in the Louvre, and had cultivated a special passion for the work of Ingres, the skillful draftsman whose flawless style dominated the fifties' neo-classical vogue...