Word: succeeding
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Bottoms & Boots. In a rambling press conference, Sihanouk made the elaborate claim that the U.S. had vainly attempted to soft-soap him last November by sending Jacqueline Kennedy over on a sub rosa diplomatic mission. "Chester Bowles is going to try to succeed where Mrs. Kennedy failed," Sihanouk declared. "But Chester Bowles, no matter how he smiles, does not have and never will have the seductive effect of Mrs. Kennedy. He will go home empty-handed." For good measure, Sihanouk added: "I do not want to lose my dignity, I do not want to lick the bottom and boots...
...Named to succeed Schultze was an other New Economist-Charles J. Zwick, 41, a former Harvard professor and Assistant Budget Director for two years. An expert in Government reorganization, Zwick aims to consolidate and strengthen the programs that Johnson has won from Congress...
...fell victim to Novotný's apparatchiki, rose before the plenum and made particularly strong denunciations of the old guard-until he was hospitalized with the grippe. By the end of that week, the question was not longer whether Novotný would remain but rather who would succeed...
Having warmed himself, he is getting ready for the cold again. He has just been appointed to succeed the late Mark Howe as the official biographer of Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes-an enterprise that at the very least should win him a deservedly larger audience than Security Interests ever could...
Should they succeed, the ecstatic delegates are more than likely to urge local Negroes to stay home and watch the festivities on TV. They will not want anyone tinkering with the convention that seated them. The fact is, the Southern insurgent wing of the Democratic party ardently supports Johnson...