Word: succeedings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...sensible thing is to do the very best you can all the time." Still, he has a 20/20 eye on 1972. When a Georgia Democrat asked him which of six gubernatorial candidates he was supporting in that state, Bobby replied: "None. Your Governor can't succeed himself. But I'll be interested in the one who succeeds him. He's the one who'll be in office...
...most likely to succeed, however, seemed to be Johannes Balthazar Vorster, 50, the burly Justice Minister who organized Verwoerd's tough, efficient police force and who represents to hundreds of thousands of Afrikaners the thing they want most: security. To haters of apartheid, Vorster would be bad news. He is the hero of the party's militant extreme right wing, which has long thought Verwoerd was doing too much for the blacks...
OCCASIONAL WIFE (NBC, 8:30-9 p.m.). A confirmed bachelor (Michael Callan) decides that the only way to succeed in business is married-so he makes a platonic arrangement for a wife when necessary...
Reformed Catholic. To succeed the late Father John Heuss, who died in March, the Trinity vestry last month named the Very Rev. John V. Butler, Dean of Manhattan's St. John the Divine Cathedral as their church's new rector. A self-styled "Catholic in the reformed tradition," Butler fits into Trinity's high-church pattern, has a reputation as a pastoral preacher who skillfully uses Biblical passages to illuminate modern themes. Butler would like to see some of Trinity's daughter chapels become selfsupporting, thus providing seed money for new projects in Harlem and other...
SACRAMENTO, CALIF. Sacramento Music Circus: How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, through...