Word: succeeded
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...over whether President Eisenhower's health is a campaign issue strikes us as silly. Of course it is an issue. Ike made it an issue, himself, candidly and honestly. Pursuing the "health issue," let us consider the effect upon the GOP ticket if the enemies of Richard Nixon succeed in shoving him aside for someone more palatable to them. That would be taken as an admission that the party really does not expect President Eisenhower to fill out a second term, and therefore is concentrating on the vice-presidency...
...Appointment of the week: Psychologist George D. Stoddard, 58, former president of the University of Illinois, to succeed Ernest O. Melby, 64, next September as dean of New York University's School of Education...
...likely chief opponent: able Governor LeRoy Collins (TIME, Dec. 19), who is filling the unexpired term of the late Governor Dan McCarty and is waiting only for a state Supreme Court decision to endow him with authority to run again under Florida's law forbidding a governor to succeed himself...
...peaceful and disarming to the neutrals of Asia and the uncommitted Arab world. (India's Nehru has already pronounced Moscow's changes "welcomed in every way.") By their acceptance of peaceful change, moreover, Khrushchev & Co. hope to make time with Socialists in France and Italy. They may succeed with a new generation, but older Socialists are likely to ask why not a Popular Front on both sides of the Iron Curtain, and where are the Russian, Polish, Czech and Rumanian Socialist leaders of yesteryear...
Keane will succeed Paul M. Bator of New York City. Keane, a member of the Army ROTC, graduated from Harvard in 1952 and was commissioned a second lieutenant. He served in Korea with the Eighth Army before returning to enter the Law School...