Word: successors
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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More misleading, in my view, is the paragraph in the editorial which begins, "Following the rejection of Watson's book . . .," and ends, ". . . for his successor Mark S. Carroll." This passage puts me, and indirectly Professor Watson and his book, right in the middle of what appears to be the CRIMSON's campaign against Mr. Pusey; we don't belong there. It is not true that I was "antagonized by Pusey's move;" I was grieved by it, disappointed, and, as I have said above, I disagreed with it. But I certainly did not feel that he was exceeding the scope...
...sharpen coordination between the 55,000 U.S. combat soldiers and Marines counterpoised for the enemy offensive in the I Corps Area, General Westmoreland last week dispatched his deputy commander and likely successor in Viet Nam, General Creighton W. ("Abe") Abrams Jr., to Phu Bai to set up a forward command post. Known as "the fightin'est man" in the U.S. Army, the World War II armored-cavalry commander, a West Point classmate ('36) of Westy's, served as the Army's vice chief of staff before arriving in Viet Nam last May. When...
Since he is retiring in April, Pearson will not be around for the fight over the crucial constitutional revisions. His successor will have the tough job of seeing the country through the reform...
Predictions from Trivia. Spaniards have turned Franco's long refusal to name his successor into a national guessing game. Its object is to predict-by attributing great significance to acts of meaningless trivia-when, if ever, Franco will restore the monarchy, and to whom, if anyone, he will give the crown. Franco plays the game, too, by scattering contradictory clues, and last week he was playing it with obvious relish. He allowed Spain's monarchists to organize a mass rally to greet Queen Victoria Eugenia at the airport, but restricted TV coverage to a 17-second film strip...
...Liberal Party will choose Pearson's successor at a convention in April, and he will carry on as Prime Minister until he calls an election or the Conservative Party forces him to the polls. Already, campaign committees for Trudeau have sprung up in many cities, and a straw poll shows him leading other contenders for the nomination in five Toronto constituencies. The fact that Trudeau sat by Pearson's right hand throughout last week's conference gave him another boost. Three announced candidates for the nomination-Finance Minister Mitchell Sharp, 56, External Affairs Secretary Paul Martin...