Word: livingstone
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...article in the forthcoming issue of the Harvard Business Review, Julius S. Livingston, professor of Business Administration, claimed that the United States has lost its technical leadership and weapons superiority because the military has not emphasized long range development of "radically new weapons" or used "private initiative" to best advantage...
Military agencies are geared for "maximum readiness" and are too complex for proper decisions, Livingston charged, therefore "military weapons planning procedures and organization must be by-passed...
...Livingston said that the government must develop means to acquire design and production of weapons utilizing "the creative capacity of the private enterprise system...
...editors of the Review sent out advance copies of Livingston's article on December 2 to President Eisenhower, vice-President Nixon, "missile czar" James R. Killian Jr., and other important Washington officials. It will appear in the January-February 1957 issue of the magazine...
Died. Robert Livingston Gerry, 80, Manhattan realtor and investment banker; after long illness-and unaware of the death a few hours earlier of his brother Peter (see above); in Delhi...