Word: errors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Faded Bloom. The President's displeasure was again plainly evident when he was asked whether he thought the Senate Agriculture Committee's vote to raise butter price supports from 75 to 85% of parity would cut consumption. The committee, he said, had made a grave error. Butter consumption had increased 7% after Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson cut price supports to 75% of parity. Now, the committee had wiped out most of the reason for that increase...
Electronic computers are rapidly becoming the oracles of industry. As machines and processes become more complex, problems can become too involved for quick solution by old methods and too vital for trial-and-error testing. Designing a new product-an electronic tube, for instance -may call for thousands of lengthy calculations. Often a computer can polish the whole thing off in a couple of minutes...
...find the right answer, you have also left him free to find the wrong answer. The history of our nation provides abundant evidence that free men will find right answers more often than wrong . . . Nobody yet has discovered a better way of insuring the victory of truth over error than free speech...
McCarthy: He is in error on that...
Cleary, however, then reached on an error, Krinsky scoring. With two outs...