Word: succeeded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Declining P.L.O. But what really worries the P.L.O. leadership is that Kissinger may well succeed in getting Israel and Egypt to reach a second-stage disengagement agreement in the Sinai. The Palestinians fear that such a deal would not only separate Egypt from the other Arab confrontation powers but also dilute the credibility and momentum that the P.L.O. gained last year from the Arab summit at Rabat and Arafat's appearance at the United Nations. Israeli officials, at least, insist that Arafat's position is declining significantly on the West Bank because Palestinians are beginning to question...
...exhibit--not even one that is accompanied by the vivid recollections of those who knew the subject best--can bring a man back to life. But the exhibit at the Law School does succeed in giving a clear impression of what Holmes must have been like. Each item has been carefully selected, and the show progresses in a thoroughly logical fashion. This exhibit leaves you with a definite feeling for Holmes' depth of character, his awesome accomplishments, and his profound wisdom...
Dunlop, who was nominated by President Ford to succeed Labor Secretary Peter J. Brennan, was dean of the Faculty from July 1970 to January 1973 at Harvard...
...December 1973, it had been rumored that Dunlop, then serving as dean of the Faculty, might be chosen by Nixon to succeed James Hodgson as Labor secretary...
...Percy. Returning in January from a Middle East tour for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he told a group of reporters that Israel was too "intransigent" and ought to consider dealing with the P.L.O.'s Arafat, whom he described as "relatively moderate," compared with other terrorist leaders who might succeed...