Word: successors
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Four years ago when a similar selection process was under was at Harvard. Wilson was regarded by his academic colleagues here as a possible successor to President Nathan M. Pusey is who resigned to become head of the Mellon Foundation...
Following Black's death, a long-simmering power struggle on the 14-man board intensified. On one side were supporters of Norman Alexander, chairman of Sun Chemical Corp. and a longtime friend of Black's who had joined the board to help find a successor. Opposing Alexander was a faction backing Edward Gelsthorpe, 53, United Brands' executive vice president and chief operating officer. He ran the Boston office and was the man considered most likely to succeed Black. As United Brands' losses mounted, the two men clashed so often that Black threatened to fire Gelsthorpe...
...search effort for a successor to retiring North House co-masters Edward and Jaon Keenan begain last December. A committee of both students and tutors of the House has been working closely with the administration in the appointments process...
Stewart said yesterday he has known Bossert for over 12 years, adding that he is pleased that "an active, friendly, and capable friend" has been chosen as his successor...
...been a resourceful, effective U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. But last week a clutch of stories in the press declared that Scali was on his way out. The man who reportedly, over lunch with a journalist friend, leaked the news is also Scali's rumored successor: Daniel Patrick Moynihan, 48, former Ambassador to India and the social policy Mr. Fixit of the Johnson and Nixon Administrations. President Ford's choice of Moynihan has not been confirmed by the White House; however, it is expected that Moynihan will go to the U.N. some time this summer...