Word: succeeded
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Defense's Charles E. Wilson, 66, who wanted to retire long before last week's National Guard explosion (see below), but has promised to stay until the 1958 military budget has cleared Congress. To succeed Charlie Wilson, Ike leans toward General Alfred Maximilian Gruenther, who recently retired as NATO's Supreme Allied Commander in Europe. Since the National Security Act specifically precludes military men from the Defense Secretary's job, Ike must get congressional dispensation to name Gruenther. If either Congress or Gruenther demurs, the post may go to another able candidate. Air Force Secretary Donald...
...whose urge to leave is heightened by his own bout of illness (a nonmalignant throat growth) and his wife's poor health. Summerfield will regard his Post Office service less than satisfactory if he leaves before achieving fiscal balance in the deficit-dogged postal system. In line to succeed ex-G.O.P. National Chairman Summerfield: ex-G.O.P. National Chairman Leonard Hall...
Mark DeWolfe Howe '28, Professor of Law, and several other members of the law faculty, have indicated that they would favor the appointment of Potter Stewart, Ohio, Justice of the Federal Court of Appeals, to succeed retiring Justice Reed to the Supreme Court. Justice Stewart is the brother of Zeph Stewart, associate professor of Greek and Latin, and Allston Burr Senior Tutor in Adams House...
...hours Succeed each other, and the perfect...
...plain fact is, that of these three areas for independent study, only the thesis succeeds as such. Both tutorial and course reduction fall short of real independent study--although they certainly may succeed in other ways--because they are inevitably bucking three facts about education at Harvard. Two of these concern Harvard, and one concerns education...