Word: succeeded
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Well Tuned. That the Boschaps succeed so well is not surprising. They are, after all, among the world's finest symphony musicians. And, unlike most solo virtuosos, they are well tuned in the art of ensemble playing. Indeed, each of the top dozen or so U.S. orchestras has a first-rate group there for the organizing. Following Boston's lead, the Chicago Symphony this season inaugurated a similar series of nine chamber-music concerts; five have been held so far, and all have been sellouts. If the trend develops, the music public can hardly lose; neither...
...Carnegie, Alan Pifer has been moved up as acting president to succeed John Gardner, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare. Rockefeller's President J. George Harrar keeps the post he took over from Dean Rusk...
Franquemont, a native of Roslyn Heights, N.Y., will succeed Tom Gilmore as captain. The new team leader, who wrestles in the 152-pound class, placed third in his neight division last year in the Eastern Intercollegiate Tournament...
Dunn, who is chairman of the only Celtic department in the country will succeed John M. Bullitt '43 as Master. Bullitt will work next year as Peace Corps director for a South American country, probably Peru...
...hard to avert religious controversy that the public remained apathetic, and the legislators were allowed to be swayed by a handful of religious reactionaries and an unjustified fear of condemnation by the Church. If this year's proponents argue just as intelligently and a little more strenuously, they may succeed at last. The passage of the amendment would help alleviate a distressing social condition. And it would prove that Massachusetts legislators are not so benighted as most people think...