Word: jeremiah
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...confessions sound bizarre indeed to anyone familiar with American parlance. Last November, for instance, Radio Havana carried a peculiar peccavi, purportedly in the voice of Commander Jeremiah A. Denton, U.S.N. 485087, U.S.S. Independence. Sorrowfully admitting his "vicious, revolting crimes" in bombing "the innocent people and civilian buildings of the Democratic Republic of Viet Nam," the recorded confession continued: "The brave and determined workers of an antiaircraft battery shot down my aircraft." The tape went on to heap praise on "the kindness of heart of the Vietnamese government and people." It made Commander Denton sound just like the boy next door...
...scene of wild incongruity. On a tennis court near the Bimini Hotel one day last week, Baptist Preacher Adam Clayton Powell led an assemblage of curious cronies, touring Seventh-day Adventists and bemused newsmen in what he solemnly described as an interdenominational service. He took his text from Jeremiah 8:4: "When men fall, do they not rise again...
...will be fourth or fifth; the Golden Knights sixth. Brown found a powerful first line and put on a strong last-season surge that will lift it to the .500 level and the tourney's seventh spot, unless Dartmouth pulls a miracle tonight to honor is departing coach Eddie Jeremiah. That leaves only the eight spot. If Harvard beats Yale in the 8:30 p.m. game at New Haven, the Crimson will get that spot and will play against B.U. in the Arena Tuesday night. If Harvard loses, the nod will go to Northeastern, which has three losses against Division...
Back in the early 1930s, at about the time that Lockheed Aircraft Corp. was trying to pull itself out of bankruptcy, a 21 -year-old coal miner's son named Daniel Jeremiah Haughton got his degree in accounting from the University of Alabama and headed for California...
Coach Eddie Jeremiah's sextet is 4-10 overall and a distant last in the Ivy race. Wednesday night, the Green fell to Yale, 7-4, at Hanover. More typical was the save differential: the Elis were pestered for only 15 while Dartmouth captain Warren Cook turned aside his usual...