Word: fitzhugh
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Laird attempted to demonstrate that there is some movement toward reform. He named an in dependent committee to review the big department's management, research, procurement and decision-making operations. He also anticipated complaints of conflicts of interest. The year-long study will be headed by Gilbert W. Fitzhugh, 59, chief executive of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., who is, significantly, a man free of any military-industrial connections...
Chances are that when Fitzhugh begins to look for witnesses, one of the most cooperative and informative will be another Fitz - Arthur E. Fitzgerald...
...Some provinces are an exception," says Fitzhugh Turner, chief of U.S. psychological warfare in the Delta, "but, in general, we're pinned down." The other half of the Delta's transport system, its waterways, are running at nearly 75% of normal traffic loads, however. There is little shortage of food in the rice-rich Delta, and thus little inflation. The attacks closed the Delta's schools, pulled most of the 10,000 pacification workers into the towns. There is no doubt that the Viet Cong have added to their extensive Delta holdings, and will...
Expensive Recording. "We do business with 125 million people in life insurance," he said. "We are interested in anything which will promote the health, wealth and income of the nation." "We want to record ourselves," added Gilbert Fitzhugh, chairman of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. and head of the industry committee that formulated the plan, "as sharing in the determination to find ways to improve the quality of life in the cities." As part of that recording, Metropolitan and Prudential, the two giants of the field, each promised $200 million...
Prudential President Orville E. Beal beamed over the coup, while Metropolitan's Fitzhugh was understandably rueful. "We wish we had stayed in first place," he said. "When you've been first at anything for a number of years, you don't like to be second." Fitzhugh's company is at least still first in another important measure of the industry. It has $130 billion worth of insurance in force, more than Prudential's $121.7 billion and double the total for third place Equitable Life Assurance...