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,- I , ' OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT NEWSRELEASE R>R PUBLICATION SUNDAYA.M., APRIL 5, 1959

PIONEER DALIJ\S GEOPHYSICALLEADERAND HIS WIFE .i\iAKE$2,500,000

GIFT

~'OR EARTHSCIEN'CES CEi~TER TO l-1ASSACHUSET'IS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

CANBRIDGE,~:aon., April

4 -- (Special)

-- Dr. Juliuo

~.ansachuoetto of Technolocy, announced today that Inntitute A. Stratton,

from Mr. and 1-iro. Cecil li. Green of Dallun,

received Thio repreoento Inotrumcntn creation the i~rch in which form the gift for the earth ocicncen

campuo to houoe vitally

important meteorology, oceanography fieldn. and related a oubsidiary wan made. It will laboratories a leading of a major buildinG

for work in geophyoico.,

rr.anufocturcr of electronic which wao a pioneer oil independent fieldo Service

company to conduct reflection

and currently

of

device::; ouch oo tronniotoro

syotcmo for defcnnc., and in Chairman of Gcophynical

craph surveyo of potential

be uoed for the

olumnuo of the claso of' 1923., in a Vice Preoidcnt

Nr. Green., an l,1.I.T.

and electronic ho.a of $2,527,500. Texan, a gift

through conotruction

on the M.I.T.

Texao Inotrumento.,

th e Institute

of' the

31 n,arket value of 30.,000 oharco of stock of Texao

Incorporated., of a center President operates

in 21 countries

Inc • ., oeiomo of the

free world. In announcing the gift.,

Dr. Stratton " l'•c at l-1 .I.T. the earth greoteot feel technolocical

the exploration

that challenceo., oaid: ociencca rcprcoent comparable in importance

of space., the nearch for new waterialn.,

one of the nation•o in the next decode to

and the cou:municotionn

nciencen. "Thia magnificent c;rant

of r,lr. and i,:ro. Green will (more)

permit a major effort Po.cc two i:11.I.T. Gift

to be made toward a better sea and air.

All the recent

mo.thematics will

advances

of sreat

from ti1e International

to be done in undcrotandinr; that

the Soviet

actively

exploring

meteoroloe;ists,

and oceanocraphers

will und applied effort In explaining sciences country to maintain greater effort it can bear fruit "We consider effective enable M.I.T. on its to build a multi- campus that are now Geologists, chemists, physicists, have, I am certain, the ereatest for making the gift, impact field V.il'. Green said: of science itself,

the import!.nce force.

leaderohip areas with other in these in the race in competition for new knowledge, be devoted within theoe fields, cf For our nations, we believe it imperative

and to center

that

effort

where

most quickly. .M.I.'1'. to be in an especially

sciences,

possesses

ouch as prospecting

with almoot explosive

so with maximum dispatch.

rnotitute

It is aloo clear

has been increasinG contributions ~nd oupporting much is as a whole." the reasons

or even to keep abreast

that

that

now be able to work side by side in baoic

which will the all-encompassing the earth sciences control. house the laboratories on our economy and oociety in areas anc1

ten years ago.

of the universe.

environment. scientific Today the earth Year have made it clear advances of land, chemiatry Geophysical the physical \·.'i thin phyaico,

as did electronics

of i\1r. and v.il's. Green will

which will 11 environment advances, the myoterieo and weather "The cift center

in electronics,

Union hao made notable

by gee-chemistry

story

of our physical

be brour;ht to bear on theoe problems.

stand on the threshold Results understandinG to our basic The earth already favorable position lmowlede;e in these diDciplines sciences, are a part

both the scholarship

and to do

ao well as a broad range of other

of M.I.T.'s curriculum and the leadership (more) to make essential and the for this ' ..

Pace three ~-1.I. T. Gift job.

Hence it con c;o to work o.t once und \ti th promiac of truly Ho.vine devoted hi::; entire

f,;r.

Green said that

career

he and i,Irs. Green recard

at their

command to extend and enrich

practical effort and activity He expressed and graduate study in the earth sciences. in these Southern :Methodist University 1.I.T. scientific research Mr. Green emphasized, eventual pointed to the initial

Green is a member of the Graduate this

new center

producing

as holding

in earth area.

sciences in He predicted that field

as well as in other

broad fields such new projects support to become almost immediately Mr. Green's of the nation

close association

from his enrollment but his attachment formative in 1921. throughout

Born in Manchester, Mr. Green studied

productive in these

stages.

with the Massachusetts He came as a student

of In contrast, of British (more) emphasis and

new knowledge so and danger. Institute

from another interest the years following England, and brought at the University of important times of threat

was immediate and his active

and increased

of

as the SMUGraduate

has such programs in being which need only increased

to the security for research impact would be comparable to that only in their already continued elsewhere study. M.I.T. dates .i'-lr. however, that

Research Center were at present

vital such at the new Graduate Research Center at petroleum sciences and graduate developments He described principal programs in the earth means need of advanced studies the Sl,m Graduate Research Center's ~1 as the most suitable

He particularly

in Dallas. of a great the nation's recent sciences

Board of Trustees.

promise for fulfillment

gift

sciences,

must be based. for other

Research Center's

their

u::;pects of the earth

the basic lmowledc;e upon which all

enthusiasm programs being undertaken the Southwest, to the practical reward inc reoul t::;. 11 of Technology country, in the institution has

his graduation.

up in Vancouver, British

Columbia,

Columbia.

at M.I.T.

He matriculated

Page four M.I.T. Gift

Engineering. in Electrical first The keen interest Company. the subsequent years While living

in Schenectady,

Mr. Green met and married of that native Together area. exploration

of the country,

but an enduring

ment of science and education. served as party He first field as well, the newly-formed there crews sent into many Kansas and in Texas, Louisiana,

In 1935 Mr. Green became a supervisor

of seismic exploration exploration the and were to be duplicated parties

times as he headed other

Inc.

Service

The rough living

area of Oklahoma.

Mr. and Mrs. Green experienced areas in the advance Geophysical seismograph of one of the initial in an undeveloped which operated

working conditions

chief

of a pioneer

in many remote frontier interest,

and intensifying

1930, Mr. Green joined

In October,

Miss Ida Flansburgh,

not only the life

they have shared,

which sent them to live

in geophysical companies. of employment with these during strengthened was

with him to M.I.T.

he brought in research Company, Telegraph

Telephone & Telegraph

component of International

and manufacturing

the laboratory

engineer,

Later he worked as a research

N. Y.

Company, then with the Federal

with Faytheon Manufacturing

Department

job was with the A. C. Engineering

His first

at Schenectady,

of General Electric

degrees

and Master's

both Bachelor's

had received

in June, 1921, and, by June,1924

California.

in various

Vice President in 1955. Instruments

in the United States

locations

He also

is a Vice President

Incorporated,

and member of the Board of Directors

of which GSI became a wholly-owned a member of M.I.T.

1s

visiting

subsidiary

He concurrently

developed head of tha t department, a cooperative training (more)

of Texas in 1951.

committee for the in 1951. of Geology and Geophysics Dr. Robert R. Schrock,

He was appointed

in 1950, and was named Board Chairman

of GSI in 1941, became President

Mr. Green was appointed ~epartment

and around the world.

operations with program ' ' . Page five M.I.T. Gift for exploration geophysicists. This program annually selected students intensive orientation practical

summer work with GSI seismic

cooperators

from as many as eighteen in applied

in this geophysics field there engineering attainment for highest interest, annually M.I.T., Partners and

companies. Mr. Green in 1953 was

by the Colorado School of Mines. to the graduating in scholastic with an and three months of of education,

awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Engineering

carefully

parties.

of the major oil

of his work in the field

A gold medal presented

including

through lectures

and gravity endeavor are several In recognition schools, has provided senior in geophysical achievement, personality, and activities is indicated by his

is known as the Cecil H. Green medal. Mr. Green's

service further as a trustee interest in educational and member of the Executive for Boys in Dallas,

to which he recently

and by his activity

as a co-founder

Committee of St. Mark's School

was co-donor of a new Science Building,

and trustee

of the SMUGraduate Research

Center. He is an honorary member and past President Geophysicists

and a member of other

leading

of the Society

Geological

For some time he has been a member of the nominating and in June, 1958, was elected

Alumni Association, Corporation.

In addition Department of Electrical Engineering. In their regarding statement

and Geophysical

he serves the gift Societies. committee of the M.I.T. a term member of the M.I.T. to his membership on the Industry the Geology and Geophysics Department, of Exploration Visiting on a similar to M.I.T., Committee of committee for the Mr. and Mrs. Green concluded: "We feel eminently fitting that that

it is a sound investment. some of the fruits

We also feel of the technical (more) that it is and scientific labors Page six M.I.T. Gift a scientific

should be put back to work in so outstanding

of TI-GSI operations institution."

"We at M.I.T. commented: Dr. Stratton and research of instruction

"Modern science,

and oceanogra .phy," said Dr. Stratton.

of the earth,

the surface "What is underneath has on the atom and space, centered meteorology the gee-sciences, neglected

so badly needed by the nation."

in the geo-sciences with interest programs present

to broaden and develop its

enable M.I.T. This will sciences. earth for the a center

in establishing

vision

of Mr. and Mrs. Green in us and for their

for the confidence

are deeply grateful

what goes on under the oceans,

how mountains are formed, and how the atmosphere works, are some of the questions hope to answer in the future.

scientists

earth

with meteorologists

together every segment of the nation's in nature. of mineral of our mineral Exploitation speculation. and better exploration sciences ever since understanding its founding

William Barton Rogers, was the country's first

nation's

course in meteorology

for many years has cooperated sharing

staff, Its Doctorates students, students resources the cycle of water are no longer control depends on new techniques deposits are formed." educational institutions in first president, in 1861. outstanding Its geologist

was given at M.I.T.

of his day. The

in 1928. with the Woods Hole Oceanographic and technical are drawn from all supplies of how mineral among the nation's

M.I.T. has been a leader the earth

scale weather aid will adequate To assure we must understand and large

Extended prediction

value of such studies and defense. welfare water needed by expanding cities of fresh idle "The practical

today geologists,

that

must work in close harmony."

and the oceanographers, continued: Dr. Stratton It is clear The Institute Institution,

problems. over the world.

in Geology each year are won by Canadians. (more)

One-third of its It has pioneered many

Page seven M.I.T. Gift new educational

training

summer and cooperative

programs in the field

developments in all fields establishing long-range research structure geological forecasts, :facilities of the earth sciences, of matter,

and with industry.

including the use of radicactive new understandings materials for

age, and the use of high speed computers to make with the distinct

applicable

possibilities

to the earth sciences

all kinds of high speed computers, dynamics, acoustics,

such aR

in the past few years have come startling

Out of M.I.T. laboratories

of crystalline

in Geology and Geophysics,

methods of instruction

and outstanding

and electronics.

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its plants

and laboratories

colleges

--

so they Up-to-date gained to better The

-day

three The and mathematics Institute Tulane University days Ohio College TEXAS from State North Georgia , Mississippi Louisiana

to 45 professors

from 26 top . and processes TI 1 s staff from will for places toward upgrading which University College, State (more) Texas the practical , chemistry included of Michigan of Arizona, University , Purdue University, University Oklahoma State , Kansas , physics , Massachusetts of Illinois, University enable education.

State , University

, University series both engineering schools, of in industry.

one of a continuing

and technological

State 'rs' in the techniques, the electrical Tech, used and production was University recently of the seminar Carolina IN DALLAS discussions own students of their RELEASE UP-DATING by 'instructo their of scientific came of Arkansas, 9, , CAB L E, TEX I NS of round-table developments departments Un i versity, State three equip again the visitors

as a contribution

of Technology, of Colorado, DALLAS Incorporated developments engineers. from standards educators once and technical sponsors

and theoretical

as host supplied advanced educators Instruments Iowa was scientists most classrooms on trends, 1,000 industry's for Instruments information more , IMMEDIATE SEMINAR

• - Texas

be "students"

industry

AVENUE

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A & M , Univ e rs i ty of Houston, State

University of Technology, College Method

i st University,

Texas Tech , Lamar of Texas , Oklahoma University, and Texas College was a tour of the new Semiconductor-Components div i s i on plant devices sessions of the One highlight . as transistors such silicon crystals, basic and inspected new TI developed

electromechanical

the y heard materials, solid Also included in the in Houston where physics, transistors military Central Research in the earth sciences, research systems and devices. data geophysical exploration equipment

is made , and

on Geophysical subsidiary which contractor with Service foremost

in 21 countries

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company's on the and industrial Inc . , the Texas independent geophysical of the free world . . and electronic and at the on current precision operations test viewed presentations is the world's devices, automatically were seminar semiconductor which manufactured, discussions Laboratory they plant being equipment state machines division At TI' s Apparatus in making used materials and germanium grow machines TI-built saw they There

of semiconductor

to the manufacture devoted largest world's

• -the

Industries. and of Arts data operations handling Instruments exploration Don Maciver 6 0 00 I NSTRUMENTS TEXAS O INCORP CORPORATION (Special)

-- The merger

15 -- April Attleboro, Massachusetts, a week within announced that holders Board Chairman Erik shares of common stock corporation To effectuate the merger, shares of authorized 4,000,000 to 6,000,000 and an increase Cumulative Preferred Stock from 4% Cumulative Preferred in favor an d

opposing. of each

shares stockholders of shares approved Stock an from

of the company's

to 750,000. to receive

elect or a combination Series Common of the company's of the number 300,000 could Stock, cent

10 with holders

voting

outstanding

stock

T e xas Instruments

of the number Stock holders while the proposal. to adopt Common on April of the outstanding of two-thirds was required

M& C stockholders

of the merger of common of one per two-tenths increase Instruments approval had voted by hol d ers of the merger opposed. shares

925, 167 shares

of approximately

of 84. 38% of the

in favor voted outstanding at an by TI stockholders today d to is expecte of Dallas Incorporated of Corporation & Controls of Metals Jonsson meeting.

M&C stockholders

COMP A NY taken and special of . 083% of the outstanding INTO DALLAS-BASED of action annual Approval RELEASE TO MERGER as a result effective of 90% of the company's TEXAS 9, 5 , CA B LE , T EX I NS APPROVAL Instruments into Texas become holders 704 GIVE FINAL STOCKHOLDERS & CONTROLS DALLAS, 3,256,988 D A L LA S , P . 0 . BOX FOR IMMEDIATE INSTRUMENTS OF METALS AV E N UE , 7 - 5411 RATED NEWS RELEASE TEXAS LE MM O N F L EETWOOD either of 8/ l0ths 1959 ($25 par (more) 3/ 4ths of a share value), of a share of Texas of Texas Instruments and 4/ l0ths of a share of page final 2 approval Texas to merger Instruments Common Stock Common held. O. 3125 shares Stock Each share of TI Common In accordance in exchange for each of the TI Preferred share Stock of Metals will be convertible at any time prior to May with such election, Texas Instruments of its Common Stock Series 1959 ($25 par value), 131,374 and shares

for the 925,167

of its shares into 1, 1969. Stock shares & Controls will issue 636, 398 Preferred Stock, Cumulative of Metals & Controls Common

Stock. TI President made

an operating E. Haggerty Patrick division of Texas Metals & Controls told the stockholders Instruments that M&C will be to be known as the Metals to the merged company & Controls division. He said years of experience and sale of clad industries, in fabricating metal metals. and sale appliance and motor fuel elements and cores to the government subsidiary,

diversification

M&C Nuclear,

fuel manufacturer,

also 3,500 control uses, Inc., the nation's places Texas and had J958 sales an d other and sale of nuclear customers. Thus the merger lines through M&C' s product first and, and largest and. office of $47,147,607 jewelry and the pro.:i.uction facilities p e rsons

is the fabrication

for industrial an J. n :ain production sq ft of manufacturing 42 than controls in the nuclear 500,000 of overseas nuclear, Instruments than operations business more and electrical and other

to TI' s present

M& C's hea c.lquarters has more

principal

of thermostatic

anJ. electrical

provi d e further

M&C's

for use by the electrical,

products

the manufacture

will bring space. and net income privatelyfuel are •owned will nuclear industry. in Attleboro It employs where approximately of $2,275,807, including subsidiaries. Te x as Instruments is a leading manufacturer (rr:ore)

of serr ,icon -::t uctor

it devices such . . page 3 final approval to merger as the transistor and of electronic instruments for the government independent contractor

TI' s 1958 sales mately

8,000 totaled $91,953, as President the Board; Eugene President; Cecil C. J. exploration apparatus and is the world's to the petroleum

of '$6,000,928.

of Texas Instruments were was Thomsen who has been on leave & Controls. Directors Erik Chairman of the Executive C. J. of Metals McDermott, F. J. Chairman Agnich, of the Board, President, Jordan and Harrison, Ewen C. MacVeagh, Partner, Davis firm; and Lloyd V. Berkner, of President At a Board all present It also services

845 with net income

Stevenson, member industries. Directors H. Green, Thomsen, Partner, systems, foremost industry. It employs approxi persons. Also elected serving and civilian of geophysical

All present holders.

and electromechanical

officers of absence Jonsson, P. Service Inc.; E. Sunderland &: Kiendl, Associated Universities, Inc., Advisory of Directors meeting which were TI, Chairman of

Inc.; G. Ackerman, firm;

New York law New York, Committee. followed re-elected.

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from E. Haggerty, consulting Wardwell Science Instruments Service New York management Eisenhower's of Texas by the stock Committee; Geophysical Geophysical Polk President, are re-elected

the stockholders

meeting, and Don Maclver 7 - 5411 FLEETWOOD TEXAS 9, , CABLE , TEX I NS DALLAS , AVENUE L EMMON 60 0 0 I NSTRUMENTS TEXAS 7045 , P . 0 . BOX INCORPORATED TEXAS i\RE April DALLAS, earnings for the first Company's history and that sales sales totaled $2, 400, 000, or 74,/; per outstanding. These totaled $27,897,000, common stock. the merger will become quarter of 1958. 1958 was the previous record quarter share fromthe which approval gave were after quarter. totaled taxes shares of 3,256,988 and of $20,480,000 Thus which share or 74r/:, per to the merger up were sales for sales, $2,408,000,

at the meeting

in the of of Metals and of Attleboro, Massachusetts, into Texas Instruments effective

in approximately

one week.

M & C stockholders

C. or 63r/:. per on the basis first

M & C President sales

stock stock. on April first-quarter in any previous and sales quarter for any first of common the merger approved that share and earnings, Corporation today sales The TI stockholders Controls meeting first-quarter or 34,/; per Fourth-quarter annual 1958'~ up 116.4% and earnings 46.5% Texas

$29, 993, 000 and earnings

with compare of $1,109,000, earnings told than higher were of common share Haggerty the highest of 1959 were quarter First-quarter at their stockholders Incorporated Instruments E. Patrick

15--(Special)--President

LEVEL RECORD PREVIOUS APPROXIMATE EARNINGS IN HISTORY, HIGHEST SALES FIRST-QUARTER STOCKHOLDERS TELLS PRESIDENT INSTRUMENTS RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR NEWS RELEASE FINANCIAL J. 10. previously had announced that were $12,738,000 and $583,000, respectively,

of 925, 167 shares

outstanding. and earnings of common M & C's Thomsen stock on the basis (more) &: page two TI president reports TI President of Texas sales taxes, including overseas combined earnings are after earnings These 131,374 issued

to M & C stockholders

Texas respectively, $6,000,928, had sales Instruments 1958 sales $42,731,000 and their would to receive

of TI common

share of shares be the number 1959, Series Stock, such combined $2,983,000. totaled Preferred including preferred stock, stock outstanding to be were Stock. into TI Common converted electing quarter, to 76,t. per equivalent of TI 4% Cumulative shares if the for the first operations, which shares, of 3,934,441 on the basis totaled companies, of both operations the overseas & Controls and Metals Instruments the combined that meeting at the stockholders' noted Haggerty or $1. 84 per of $47,148,607 for and earnings share and earnings

$91, 953, 845 and

1958 were of common stock. Metals & Controls :espectively, of $2,275,807, including operations of overseas subsidiaries, or $2. 46 per NOTE: See attached statement

of TI first-quarter

sales share of common and earnings. stock. page three TI president reports INCORPORATED TEXAS INSTRUMENTS EARNINGS FIRST QUARTER ESTIMATED

per common Earned before preferred per common Earned after preferred Sales Net Profit Net Profit Number

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:Con Maciver I & CONTROLS OF METALS April DALLAS, Friday, voted into Texas TI announced today. Shareholders of Texas shares and 131,374 ($25 par value), common

stock. The additional Stock

be exchanged for Texas New York agent shares Instruments Company, for TI common

It is planned

Metals

not to list

50 Church St., 1959 Series of Metals stock stock of its common Stock, Preferred certificates at the stockholders & Controls

636, 399 shares

& Controls effective 10. on April of Tl common EFFECTIVE became the merger 15, and Metals for the 925, 167 shares Exchange. the New York & Transfer approved of its 4% Cumulative in exchange Registrar Instruments will issue Instruments Texas Incorporated at the M&C meeting approval their Instruments & Controls have been listed with stock certificates may beginning Monday New York 7, N. at Y., the

stock. the TI preferred

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Instruments Incorporated has formed a as a TI E. Haggerty announced of Cecil H. Green as Patrick President to head the new division, President J. Agnich Fred and elected division

and Instrumentation

GeoSciences Vice 20 - (Special) April DALLAS, 1959 AGE SPACE-MISSILE FOR EXPANDED 20, DIVISION

AND INSTRUMENTATION

GEOSCIENCES

FORMS

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

APRIL today. Mr. pertaining matters of Texas subsidiary exploration Green Mr.

to the geosciences.

of the Board of Directors Instruments Incorporated

as well as a Director

said,

would strengthen

effort and expanded Texas activity in both petroleum manufacturing.

He said it also

advantage of the combined technical divisions The petroleum to be carried skills exploration on by the worldwide Mr. division, existing services Geophysical (more) Haggerty

age geophysical

and geophysical

exploration

the Company

would permit

and laboratories

of Texas

of GSI.

for space-and-missile

industrial

as well as in other

Commitf:ee

and Instrumentation

Instruments

to TI on all

a Vice President

remains

and Executive

and member

The new GeoSciences

Advisor and Senior Instruments, geophysical wholly-owned Inc., Service of Geophysical Chairman Honorary the election announced also Haggerty in these areas and to take fullest

of TI activities

of the Company. of Texas Service Instruments group will continue of s ubsidiary companies. page 2 new geosciences for the manufacturing which are departments to make Service

will be responsible and industrial

of the new division's

geophysical

located

at TI 1 s Houston

Mr. plant. will continue Agnich

in Dallas. elected

has been also Agnich and remains Inc., who also activities his headquarters Mr. Agnich to Mr. will report activities of these The head division

and instrumentation

and Executive of Directors of the TI Board a member of Geophysical of the Board Chairman Committee. C. Dunlap, R. Inc. Mr. to succeed Mr. Haggerty Green joined

1930 and served

sent into the field. activities

division will become effective May 1, Mr. said. Mr. October, changes management and the announced

by Neil Mann

and Instrumentation

of the new GeoSciences Formation States of GSI.

a Vice President

who has been named

of United

will be assumed

responsibilities

These

operations.

and Canadian

for all worldwide

in charge has been a GSI Vice President Dunlap Service subsidiaries. Service

of the Geophysical

activities exploration of Geophysical responsibility direct

and will assume

Agnich President elected has been Jr., the newly-formed In 1935 he became and in 1941 was appointed in 1950 and elevated chief as a party to Chairman Geophysical on one of the first a supervisor a Vice President. of the Board (more) of seismic in 1955. Service Inc., in crews seismograph exploration

He was elected

President page 3 new geosciences

and instrumentation

division was named President Mr. Agnich Mr. Green's election successively permit man, before his election Mr. Methodist before Chairman. as Board served University.

his appointment

joined He joined as computer, Vice President as Executive Dunlap of GSI on January party

GSI in 1933 as a helperchief,

as computer,

as Vice President

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and supervisor

in 1951.

GSI in 1934 upon graduating

He served ! , 1956 upon party in 1949. chief, from Southern and supervisor \I 0 G

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.. NEWS RELEASE STUDENTS Texas

APRIL 2.0, 1959 FOR IMMEDIATE

OF SENIOR MILITARY COLLEGE

In ■ truments Incorporated civilian ■ who

officer• and College of the Armed The visit an opportunity to TI plants to become TO VISIT TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

will be ho ■ t next Wedneaday to 16 senior military member ■ of the

Industrial

field trip to af!ord

partid in defense are stu<1enta and faculty Forces RELEASE D. C. at Waahlngton, 18 part of an annual familiar with important induatrie• vice pretident in charge of the Apparatus engaged pants

efforts. W. F. Joyce, addres ■ the

principles group on Texas Instrument• organization techniques

then will tour the Apparatus

used in proJ.ucing

complex

and its management

and equipment

for reconnaissance,

warfare,

anti•miaaile,

countermeasure ■,

control, missile, and engine division military systems largest and study aenior devoted precision to production operating airborne early of semiconductor in their College of the Armed Forces joint military colleges and operate• under which devotes itael! anti-submarine warning, navigation, division plant, control. techniques

It ii the only senior

and electromechanical

airway■ control,

The lnd~atrial

Chiefs o! Sta.!!.

to study manufacturing

electronic

They a.lao will tour the Semiconductor-Components w:orld's

will

and philosophy.

The group attack diviaion, military devices development educational

to the study of geoeconomica.

such as transiatora, and manufacture.

is one of the country•• the direction

the two o! the Joint institution in the world Page Z

The group to vbit

Texas

Instrument•

v. L4 Ruwet,

Dunn. Col. M. A. Goers,

and Col.

H. J. Boydstun,

J. S. Brown,

Streeper,

Col. D. E. Riley,

members w. P. Schoeni, c. M. Duke, all of the

J. W. Wade. alloftheU.

s. Navy;Col.

and Col. P. A. Sykee of the U. S. Air Force; and Mr.

on the trip are Capt. J. both of the Navy.

Comdr. C. H. Comdr. H. P. w. L. O'Hea.rn, Mr. E.

J. H. Styer of the Department J).

Col. u. $. Armyi s. E. Ellison, Moline of the St&te Department, Faculty Col. Comdr. Comdr.

and Com dr.

include•

:Burky, trip supervlsor,

Q.

of Commerce. and Capt.

t ( (!-\Arr~\\ctS'ij

With Texas the co~pliments Instruments of Limitud .

'rr''.XAS ANNOUNCE1 OW ZENER VOL'.I'i'\.GE BEGULJ'.TORS Texas

Instrunwnts Regulators , types Limited 18501 armounce a new range

• 1S516 as well

of silicon as new silicon Zener Zen0r Voltage Voltage :1Gference

Diocles . 'l'he 1S_'501 - 1S516 serieG 22 to 91

volts in is stud - mounted 16 step.s . These new regulators dissipation , are available with be supplied with anode stud , cathode to

The 1S207 - 1S218 series r a nge

3 .6 to 10 volts

similar These large to the

ser;iiconductor

c cale

production

:?hotocr':1.phs

:Enquiries of Zener 12 step,s . v oltage to: -

-

voltage rated range a t 8 watts &node clippers covers the Voltage Reference Diodes They are available with zener small molybdenum sealed

of 400 milliamp

devices are :1vail.::tble now commencing in silicon in prototyp voltage r0ctifiero e quo.ntiticG glass . now and

at Be dford .

o.r•~ avD.il <:..b l :, 011 roq_ue,st .

Pres:3 Office , Texas Instrum0nt1s Da11.:i.s Rot:1.d,

21st Limited , of

of 55&or 10;;6, and can

to stud , or as double

range is are the tolerances Texas Bodfor d . 'relephone: zener

of 5?6 or 10')6 and o.re hermetically

tolere,nce,s sleeves, in illld covero hpril , 1959 Don Maciver RP CO IN R AT O FLEE T WOOD FOR PUBLIC A TION AFTER APRIL 23, NOON THURSDAY, today Incorporated, of his company 1s within the last three told in emphasizing to the growth dividends, preferred

$3. 08 to $3. 34 per

would not adversely outstan Instruments Texas share of common based shares that general an d taxes after

or roughly This

outstanding. economic conditions shift. 1958 sales respectively,

or $ J_. 8 4 per

din g , an d Metals

& Controls

and $2,275,807,

on 922 , 4 67 shares

for all of 1959 _probably on 3,893,387 on the assumption with

of $47, 14-8,607

sales

economy.

expanding

$12, 000, 000 to $13, 000, 000, stock

development

and new product

with earnings

to $200,000,000,

Instruments, Tex1s $6,000,928, that this made Haggerty Mr. Hotel,

as well as to the nation's

of appro ximately stated,is performance,he in manufacture placed pro d ucts of innovation the importance $185,000,000 from range in the Midland

of his own company

He tol d the analysts would will represent cent years. a luncheon Addressing statement sales 1959 product 81 per that of Chicago Society Analysts The Investment Instruments of Texas President E. Haggerty,

• Patrick

23 - (Special) April TALK ANALYSTS IN CHICAGO TO HIS COMPANY DEVELOPMENT NE V..TPRODUCT 1959 OF INNOVATION, IMPORTANCE STRESSES PRESIDENT INSTRUMENTS CHICAGO,

9 , TEXAS DALLAS AVENUE, , P . 0 . Bo x 7045 , CAB L E, TEXINS

ED NEWS RELEASE TEXAS LEMMON 7 - 5411 6000 TS UM E INSTR T E XAS outstan ci.ing, share common merged (more) an d

of $9 1,953,845 on 3,256,988

shares with 19 5 8 s al e s an d earnings Corporation, respectively, were and earnings

or $ 2 . 4 6 per April

s hare

of common

l 7 with TI the survivin

stock g company. Page two ti president stresses after are earnings totaled equivalent to 76/:. per share of TI common which assumes conversion 3,934,441 shares of l share of preferred for 0. 3125 shares Haggerty pointed out that, Mr. the rate not likely to continue Erik to the growth a nd other of electronic

and electromechanical

Through

the merger

in the fabrication

an d sale

a ddressed

the group

an ci development

of Texas Instruments petroleum and other controls for industrial pro d uction a nd sale devices, systems TI, of M&C into of clad industries, jewelry other also of TI, se m icond•1ctor of transistors of nuclear metal fuel appliance el ements custo m ers.

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exploration is an d since its company. It the leadi~g contractor, an d a d eveloper and apparatus and industry. also is now engaged for use by the electrical, and s al e of thermostatic and m otor control manufacturer

and manufacturer

for defense

Te x as Instruments

products

the manufacture

and electrical are quarter for the first experienced in d epen d ent geophysical largest now is the world's on the basis stock for the full year prospects

in 1930 as an in d epen d ent geophysical

founding of of common. while

Boar d Chairman

devote d his remarks

on the basis

d.

of the year.

for the balance Jonsson, combine of all TI preferred in earnings of increase excellent, stock earnings combined These $2,983,000. operations, overseas including taxes, and their d $42,731,000, totale of both, operations the overseas including of 1959, quarter for the first of the two companies sales Combined uses, and core s for the government nuclear, and electrical an d the and THE LESLIE LI1\1ITED ORGANISA'rION FREWIN Directors: LESLIE FREWIN, M.1.P.R. Public International SQUARE, ·1·8 BEJUi:EI...EY Telephones:

GROSVENOR 767!•2

, 2020 , 2324

MANCHESTERBORN MAN GIVES

INSTITUTE Dr. MA YFAIH., '\V.1 secretary:

Cables : BERKLIWIN,

LONDON

B. CARLESS STEBBINGS

$2,527,500 TO THE MASSACHUSETTS

President Stratton, of Technology, Institute had received the Institute A.

Massachusetts that recently

M. L. PIRIE•FREWIN

OF TECHNOLOGYFOR EARTH SCIENCES CENTRE. Julius of the announced a gift of

from Mr. and Mrs, about £900,000 $2,527,500, This represents Texas. H, Green of Dallas, Cecil of stock shares of 30,000 value the March 31 market in which form the Incorporated, of Texas Instruments be used to construct The money will was made. gift be and will site, on the M,I,T, building a multi-story Important sciences. of earth £or the study a centre laboratories

for

research

oceanography eorology, of part an impor,ant

work in met geophysics,

fields and related the new building.

will

form

and brought who was born in Manchester is a Vice President Columbi&, British up in Vancouver, Instruments (Texas Incorporated of Texas Instruments a subsidiary), the British being at Bedford Limited Mr,

leading Green, manufacturer of E. F. FREWIN Associates Relationt electronic devices such as transistors and also Chairman is which a subsidiary potential oil fields countries of the In Dr. Stratton M.I.T. feel that the earth the the to For in The further Leslie technological importQnce in the space, the search next sciences," Texas Instruments Limited, Dallas Road, Frewin Organisation of information please rep sciences com municati:::ins D.nd the on behalf said: gre~test of expl0ration new materials, by nation's comparable challenges, Issued world, free gift, of 21 in operates currently and of surveys seismograph the one decade Incorporated, company independent Service announcing

"We at resent

Geophysical was a pioneer reflection conduct to formed of and defence, for system electronic for Bedford, contact Limited. David Burrage. has been announced by R. Service Inc., Dallas petroleum has been and two managers N. U. S. and his recent Western W. Mann operations, Canadian president Jr., Dunlap, C. firm. exploration vice-president in charge of prior to the position held by Dunlap Mann was formerly to president. appointment of manager

U. S. operations.

G. J. Jr., September, America since 1n charge of that area. Ray H. Wright, operations, vacated by Mann. Dan F. Brennan. w ho has Kohler, in Latin Canadian named 1, 1959 May release of two vice-presidents

The appointment

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Texas. Dallas, of Geophysical For SERVICE Inc. Building

GSI INFORMATION Service Geophysical Bank 900 Exchange 35, Texas Dallas 7-4311 FLeetwood F. Alexander Robert

will Wright, manager has been serving as to Dallas to take over in turn, (more) will of GSI operations elected been 1957, who has move been be succeeded vice-president manager of GSI' s the position in Canada by

• 2

GSI appointments

Mann company as a computer includes seismic Colombia, work the United His experience in Brazil, States,

of one of the first

parties in the Persian Gulf, in 1939. marine

He is a graduate

of Oklahoma. degree in geology his bachelor's Wright has been as manager from returned Arabia India throughout He received and Mexico. from Texas A & M College in Canada since 1956. of GSI' s Houston

held .a similar

as supervisor,

He has worked

GSI in 1935. joined Venezuela, appointed party. throughout

the U. S. and Canada,

recently field on a seismic the he joined when chief Kohler a post 1934,

He was also

of the University

from

GSI since

and Spain. field

seismic with has been office. where and Sumatra, in 1934. there

He went Brennan,

who

he had been

serving position in Calgary prior to being in geology from the University manager. Wright received his degree of Texas in 1934. Brennan was Toronto, Canada, in 1950, with a degree All the newly of Exploration from graduated appointed ( more) of in geophysics. men are Geophysicists. the University members of the Society

• 3

GSI appointments

(Note to Editors: Texas company, GSI' s parent As reported in the news Instruments Incorporated, Jr., R. C. Dunlap, April 20th, GSI. He succeeds F. J. Agnich Cecil H. Green, former board senior chairman and pertaining to the earth advisor was chairman, to Texas sciences.)

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president made board chairman. was made honorary Instruments by dated elected recently who was release on all matters of Don Maciver , AVENUE L EMMON P . 0 . BOX 7 - 5411, 6000 INSTRUMENTS TEXAS F L EETWOOD TEXAS 9, DALLAS

, CABLE , TEXINS

7045 INCORPORATED NEWS D ALLAS The division . devices The plant was plant

TI' s unusual "Top

the 25th annual and other TI officials President Haggerty an original water will color The two- story from a number of buildings a dm i nistrative i s under Among is a 9-foot Day Coes. structure of unusual design on the city's principal A new construction frame to serve design between features (more) publication . City on May 20 where appears is located on a 300-acre site this , President On the citation Central It is the first manufacturing summer . All utility and Laboratory Research . of the Semiconductor- the two floors in . research,

and will be opened

entries

Haggerty,

expressway.

87 , 500- square-foot

there the revolutionary space the site E. the company by Kent for P.

in New York

of the plant planned functions. for the citation accept Dallas downtown 11 miles dinner the awards attend a McGraw-Hill of Tl, to it . addition 700 nationwide than by Factory, of the Board Chairman will more from related months seven and

in June , 1958,

on a 192, 000-square-foot

started competition and transistors

for manufacturing

dedicated picked was Plants" Jonsson, Erik building facility

1959 , construction

in January, building largest and is the world's TI Semiconductor-Components the houses building in I 95 8. States in the United built at plant Incorporated Instruments Texas as one of the ten top plants

310 , 000-square-foot

semiconductor later

-- A new

(Special) spotlighted been has Dallas I -- , May 195 8

IN U . S " DURING

BUILT FACILITIES MANUFACTURING TEN AS ONE OF TOP CITED PLANT DIVISION COMPONENTS SEMICONDUCTOR- INSTRUMENTS TEXAS MAY 1, 1959 FOR R Z LEASE RELEASE and Components ser vici ng of page 2 sc division cited plant the second-floor either pace to keep art-

-with

which area access holes The roof

is of thin-shell

concrete spacing the building's supporting were used and It contains in its center two open-to-the-sky Architects were O'Neil Ford Robert E. General McKee and A. B. Georgia of San Antonio, was based

on adaptability

provision for growth facilities and services; S. Richard was Contractor Inc. Selection of the top ten plants production methods and processes; services; other services; and grounds. of buildings with courts. of Dallas. Contractor, employee or precast Pre stressed Associates Swank provides This is faced garden and Associates units shaped apart. floors. and the building

in construction

marble. Christi of the semiconductor 63 feet on both members of Corpus state

and floor. arrangements--

and manufacturing

columns concrete Colley ceiling frame space in hyperbolic-paraboloid- areas work uncluttered spacious, engineering on production. of normal interruption exceptionally

or the first-floor

in office minimum allow of need and the fluid technologies advancing with to the points in the to be made changes allows This manufacturing through areas administrative fed directly are and these frame space in the are facilities

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to changes

and expansion; maintenance

plant in electrical and appearance ahead of 400 science sity, Friday,

May 8, at 7:30 p. m .

Doctor Jerrold Institute will County's foremost of Dallas approach to the teaching "Hunting Molecules to the Teaching a gathering School (more) professor Title and composed on a unique of his lecture of Texas Univer- at the Massachu- to the group, educators, with Gun and Camera, of Physics." Methodist Science speak of physics. by St . Mark's is co-sponsored will address physics of Nuclear of Technology, of many the U . S . at Southern R. Zacharias, of the Laboratory director setts education and pupils teachers to keep in the competition in scientific of Russia Advisory Scientific Eisenhower's of President and a leader Committee SYMPOSIUM PHYSICS TO SPONSOR A member

• S. M. U.

MARK'S ST. May 3, 1959 photo: For release With , glos..s Jerrold ~r.

OFFICE INFORMATION School of Texas St . Mark's Clayton J. Tidey EM 1-2848 or Inc. Service Geophysical Alexander . F R. FL 7-4311

s which and S. M. U ., or A Novel is Approach

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physics teaching details which obs cure with a mass burdened has become concept and modern the unity years fifty "In the past Zacharias, to Dr. According of technical of the 11 science. motion pictures, teaching with these concepts. Dr. Zacharias will concepts , rather than show

He will to give

achievements of the science achievements, said distance of time, universe; the atomic illustrate his approach . are

of the major these

major

an understanding

of Among of the the structure

and matter; of matter

of

physics

of modern

an understanding

of physics structure the defin i tion teaching to and the molecular of chemistry. interpretation Green. of slides

Dr , Zacharias,

the unity and exclusively how concepts the student can be utilized Dr. almost composed In a lecture Zacharias

is in Dallas

at the invitation of Cecil Green is an alumnus and member of the board Mr. of M . I. T., a member of trustees of St. Graduate Research of Geophysical committee of the executive and a trustee Mark's, Center Service Inc. of Dallas (more) . of the board

of the recently

=endowed board chairman He is also in Dallas. H.

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Speaking departments of St. L. N. Nelson and Professor Mr.

S. M. U. respectively, said,

we feel that major contribution toward front of scientific education." the concepts presented by Dr. Zacharias placing the United States which This revamping was begun Committee. Study Science winners, Nobel prize have produced ideas of modern physics the direction is under The committee teachers, audio-visual Science movie as tools makers, with which physics, of the Physical is composed and a text material school of high of the presentation in 1956, in the fore ~ course. in the new physics teachers a are selected to instruct is designed program This Foundation. B. Clifton by the National sponsored in a program summer s and participating

and universities

S. M. U. is one of 14 colleges

1 on technology, emphasis age of accelerated "In this Clark this Mark for the science of several and writers who presents the that to explore the universe. Jesse for the Dallas F. Cardwell, coordinator Independent School ( more) of secondary District, said education the new physics

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course later

is now being be expanded

taught

in four

to others.

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Dallas schools and will Prepared to press Analyst for distribution attending TI Security Presentation. TEXAS Don Maciver 6D0D INSTRUMENTS LEMMON FLEETWOOD AVENUE, 7-5411, DALLAS P. 0 . Box 7D45, 9, TEXAS CABLE, TEXINS INCORPORATED NEWS RELEASE TEXAS FOR INSTRUMENTS NEW PRODUCT OMAHA, nearly (Special) $30,000,000 on research,

ts at the Omaha

the im po rtance his meeting Club, Mr. of innovation Vice division cited and new product will

and engineering

spend this year, President in said of the Omaha - Lincoln Agnich ' S GROWTH Incorporated J. Agnich, Fred Agnich said

the $30,000,000

at TI ' s new Metals & Controls division, Metals Corporation into & Controls F ive years engineering such ago, came here. Society of Financial the figures in emphasizing development on the growth and about He note d that man ufacture Mr. in 1954, Agnich half is company $185,000,000 Texas the technical formed after the recent Mr. been supported 81 % of TI sales said include Instruments TI expenditure has w i thin the last would Texas

to only $2,500,000,

expenditure of De fense, from AND of company. Mr. half Instruments

and Instrumentation

Speak in g at a dinner Analys TO INNOVATION development in 1958,

of TI 1 s GeoSciences

RELEASE

AS KEY TO HIS COMPANY -- Texas

with $16,000,000

charge POINTS DEVELOPMENT May 20 -- compared OFFICIAL IMMEDIATE five for said .

by others, supported,

in 1959 will merger of . research, Agnich effort development On the average, especially and about the Department

he added. represent

products placed in this year probably would range after taxes years. Instruments

to $200,000,000

sales

, with earnings

(more) and prefe rred ... Page 2 TI official points d i v i dends of about share he said, of common is based

not ch ange

$ 12,000,000 stock

to $ I 3,000,000

on 3,893,387 on the assumption shares that adversely.

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or roughly outstanding.

general

economic

$ 3. 08 to $3. 34 per This

performance, conditions would For

GSI INFORMATION SERVICE Geophysical Service Inc. 900 Exchange Bank Building Dallas 35, Texas FLeetwood 7 =4311 Robert F. Alexander

GSI GRAVITY DALLAS, manager Texas. of the Gravity President, R. Since Gravity DEPARTMENT Department, Dr. Jr., Geyer which MANAGER Richard Department C. Dunlap, 1954, Dr.

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A. Geyer of Geophysical has been chief F. E. geoscientist for the newly-formed GeoSciences parent Texas of GSI's for the final magnetic interpretation field

a marketing reinterpretation

parties capacity who was company, In his new position, Dr. Geyer

of data throughout

for has been geophysicist Inc., GSI

obtained the world.

GSI gravity appointed assume ( more) chief Incorporated. responsibility by GSI gravity He will also and magnetic services. Texas.

and Instrumentation

Instruments will for the in Houston, recently 1959 named announced. He succeeds Division May 29, APPOINTED Service has its headquarters Romberg, release surveys and act in and

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Dr. Geyer gained in 1937.

He has a master

a master of arts degree geophysics from Princeton Oil Company a physicist for an instructor and from He then that University university He obtained his and Ph . D. 1n geophysicist with he worked During the war Department's Bureau of Ordnance. joined Hole Oceanographic the Humble geophysicist oceanographic . He later became as He was dur i ng 1944 Institute Oil and Refining the Company the head as a of Humble' s section, A former editor of GEOPHYSICS, of Exploration Geophysicists, the American Association of Limnology

and Oceanography

since

Princeton.

from

of New Jersey.

the Navy research professor degree New York in 1951.

at the Woods

1945 . senior of science from

1938 to 1942 he was a research

From Standard

his B. S. degree

in the physics Dr. Geyer of Petroleum . the bulletin of the Society is a member of that Geologists He has also department 1948 .

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served of the University society and the Society as an assistant of Houston , Alderdice B. Texas Instruments features typical such silicon high The gaseous-diffusion transistors. performance nature extreme ruggedness dissipat e s 150 milli The a maximum voltage which and high

of the active d i ssipat

SOUTHERNREGION DALLAI,TEXAI P. 0. Box 312 AO5-3lll close production produced in this TI 2N702 provides collector cutoff DC beta a guaranteed

of O. 5 microamps.

current

saturation

and maximum

The unit is packaged

in the subminiature

*

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control. manner, TI 2N702

at 100° in fr ee air.

watts

the E3-58

The

i on can b e obtain e d.

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ION NORTHEASTREG SYRACUSE2, Now York StateTower Building GR1-8141

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spread of 15 to 45 and Minimum voltage JEDEC-out.~ requirements. base-dimension ( more

*

through element series inherently provides

(BV CBO) is 20 volts

meets and 2Nl047 process reliability

and outstanding

Due to the mechanical 2N497 as the TI 2N389, transistors advanced industry provided has which process by the gaseous-diffusion is transistor switching "mesa" silicon this as the 2N702, Known with range. DC beta

and a guaranteed

as 2 5 millimicroseconds

as fast speeds switching total The new transistor Texas. of Dallas, Incorporated by today announced was transistor switching "mesa" silicon diffused-base of a new ultra-fast availability

-- Immediate

3 (Special) June INCORPORATED INSTRUMENTS BY TEXAS ANNOUNCED TRANSISTOR SWITCHING "MESA" SILICON

25-MILLIMICROSECOND

NEW SUBMINIATURE

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page two SUBMINIATURE SILICON TRANSISTOR maximum diameter

and O. 205 inches

inches O. 520-inch in height not including the leads. Instruments The new Texas transistor is immediately authorized distributors. available 2N702 through silicon "mesa" all Texas switching Instruments

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TO EDITORreference. A glossy 5 x 7 photo

of the TI 2N702

shown with size .. Don Maciver P . 0 . Box 7-5411. FLEETWOOD , AVENUE LEMMON 6000 INSTRUMENTS TEXAS TEXAS 9, DALLAS CABLE , TEXINS 7045, INCORPORATED OF UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT FORMER June 5 - (Special) of the University of Dallas, DALLAS, Vice Dr. Brasted 1955, in September, has joined Texas Instruments his university to head the newly formed university At Texas Dr. President in charge Vice TI Assistant His responsibilities information technical of Arts degree at Columbia Fordham to Dr. Gordon and other administrative functions He succeeds William at the University of Florida in 1938, University Conn. of Tl's transferred his Bachelor He received in 19 35; his Master of Philosophy and a Doctor services, assignment. special for division who has Love K. Teal, Laboratory. Research services, in Danbury, of Arts degree degree at New years as a member in 195 3. coming of the Coordinating of the National directly of the Central was born University Before reports engineering

Staff Personnel

Brasted

campus.

and control,

to TI 1 s Central

institution

on a 1, 000-acre

budgeting organization. Dr. educational Catholic to Dallas He came office. will include research central W. Olson, located Brasted Instruments, R. today. announced resigned as Incorporated Laboratory, Research recently

now is a fully-functioning

which

York

Brasted,

and Engineering,

• Research

President Kenneth of the Central Director Administrative President former F.

• Dr.

LABORATORY RESEARCH OF THE CENTRAL DIRECTOR

AS ADMINISTRATIVE

INSTRUMENTS TEXAS JOINS OF DALLAS RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR NEWS RELEASE to Dallas, Committee Association University's Dr. served Brasted and director of the Educational

of Manufacturers.

college speech department (more) seven Previously and held Department

he had headed personnel

and Page 2 Former public of president relations Dr. American executive Brasted Society and the National is a member of Association Catholic with positions organizations. other Relations of the Public Executives, Educational American Association.

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Society of America, Council on Education ____ ____ _______________ ,... ......_ ~vd

d<:.U ., q,,u(,,

• il ~c.<,k ro//-ev:,

I

Don Maciver

FORMER

• Dr.

June 5 - (Special)

Director

Vice Preaident

• Research

Dr.

Br&sted

which now is a fully-functioning

His reaponsibilities technical University William divieion engineering Tl's

Love who has transferred assignment.

Conn.

He received

his Bachelor

in 19 35; hia Master

in 1938, an:l a Doctor

services, function ■ of for special of Florida K. Teal, Laboratory. Research of the Central was born in Danbury, at the Univeraity of Arte degree of Philosophy degree at New in 195 3.

York University

coming of the Coordinating Fordham Oordon He succeeds Staff Per•onnel of the National to Dr. administrative Central Before directly and other to TI'• at Columbia reports services, organization. degree Brasted and control, research of Arte campus. budgeting central Brasted

on a 1, 000-acre

will include information Dr. located in charge Vice President TI Assistant inatitution university Dr. Instruments, At Texas educational Catholic 1955, to head the newly formed in September, to Dallas He came office. his university resigned recently today. announced

and Engineering,

R. W. Olson, Laboratory, Research of the Central Administrative as Incorporated

Texaa Instrument•

ha• joined of Dalla.a, President former Brasted, F. Kenneth LABORATORY RESEARCH OF THE CENTRAL DIRECTOR

AS ADMINISTRATIVE

of the Univeraity

OF DALLAS JOINS TEXAS INSTRUMENTS OF UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT DALLAS, RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE NEWS RELEASE to Dalla&, Dr. Committee Association University's Braated and _director served of the Educational

of Manufacturers.

college speech seven years department Previously as a member Department

he had headed

and held personnel

and

J \)V1e l'{ S "l] [C:? [

1 ckhv ~( eb "'-"'~ '\.,- le<~\ Page Z public of president Former executive relations Active in civic served as a director Irving Planning Foundation, affair ■ during of the Irving Board with other

organization ■•

hh Dallas residence, Cha.mber Bra.sted member Educational Televhion of the Area

of the Dalla•

Service• of the National Dr. of Comnierce, director Council, director of the Advisory poaitions Council

£or Blind Children, of Christiane

baa of the and member and J ewe. Dr. Brasted le a member of the Public Relations Society of America, American Society of Association Executives, American Council on Education and the National Catholic Educational Association.

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ec;-j _. P . 0 . BOX 7-5411. FLEETWOOD 9 , DALLAS AVENUE, LEMMON 6000 I NSTRUMENTS TEXAS 7045 TEXAS

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INCORPORATED Don Maciver NEWS INSTRUMENTS TEXAS OF THE AMERICAN 6 -- (Special) DALLAS, June Assurance Department Instruments Director QUALITY CONTROL Manager division of the society of his Quality Control. are arts and sciences standards of high professional of the Quality of Texas as an Executive of the theory

the advancement

and the allied control election notified for RELEASE DIRECTOR W. Wortham, A.

-- Dr.

Society of the American and the maintenance FOR SOCIETY has been Incorporated, of quality MAN ELECTED of the Semiconductor-Components Objectives practice IMMEDIATE FOR RELEASE among within industry the society's

members. Dr. including

Texas,

Wortham

over

has jurisdiction

Oklahoma,

New Mexico,

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District

Louisiana

14 of the ASQC, and Mexico.

and

3B, 3D, 3E, 6C, 6D and 6 E

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Don Maciver

President

• Vice

by S . T . Harris

it was announced

division, Marketing Instruments in the Central Technologies, Advanced Manager, as Marketing Incorporated TECHNOLOGIE T~xas C. Wood has joined

• Richard

8 - (Special) June DALLAS, RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR ADVANCED MANAGER MARKETING NAMES INSTRUMENTS Staff FOR RELEASE NEWS TEXAS RATED O INCORP

TEXAS 9, DALLAS 7045 . CABLE , TEXINS

AV E NUE , LEMMON 6000 7 - 5411 , P . 0 . Box FLEETWOOD

I NSTRUMENTS

TEXAS

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Marketing. with agencies relations New York of the U. S. Government , Mr. Instruments from Wood comes where he was He has

department. ot her

coordinate Mr. compan to Texas had prev i ous experience Mr . Wood served and Europe during World specializing Foreign he was Serv i ce Officer in econom Force War II and was In 1945-46

L i eutenant-Colonel. Auxiliary

in the Air Weather in North Service act i ve duty as an of State , Hungary , embassy in the Budapest Afr i ca i n 1945 as a with the Department from the Universit in physical chem i stry from

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Island

i n 1933 w i th

and received a Doctor y of Rhode engine e ring degree with capacities from released in chemical Philosophy products edible in various degree of Science 1n L ev er Brothers i c affairs.

He was graduated a Bachelor

said. Harris . industry

i es in the chemical

the company's of the industrial manager sales by Tl's undertaken will and he also Laboratory Research Central for

Wood will be responsible

activities

and development

of the research marketing Mr. position, In the newly-created New York University in 1936 . of S 3E, 6C, 6D and 6E Don Maciver TEXAS 6000 INSTRUMENTS LEMMON FLEETWOOD AVENUE, 7-5411 DALLAS

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est Center Dallas, Apparatus division , announced laboratories fhght-te center Instruments Vice bring together SYSTEMS Incorporated facilities Joyce, CENTER has set up an at Addison President Airport in charge of the . will electronic

and 1nechan1cal

Gffices and airport facilities for more efficient of airborne electronic systems whi ,::h are de ve loped and sting by the Apparatus , Mr . Joyce division Existing facilities at the airport e a hanger with 13 , 000 s q ft of space future expansion. and acreage TEST , engineering manufactured includ W. F. FLIGHT ELECTRONIC in newly-acquired North new test AIRBORNE

• Texas

in extreme The NEW AVIONICS REL EASE for which wiU be a part of the at the center 1ydraulic and laboratories , a model shop

and photographic

A 9 , 000 sq ft addition to available auto parking being prepared Addison 4 , 500 - foot and control tower range , which is

air-conditioned

offices, area also is It has a . Airport concrete cafeteria. house sq ft building construction darkrooms. It will , 8,000 ramp_. now under electronic center

, a l:?,, 000 sq ft concrete

A two -story . said. 10 miles all-weather Plans , the is north runway of Dallas Love and a terminal Field. building with for future development of the airport include owners have announced. It now utilizes a nearby is radio navigational aid to help (more) pilots locate lounge its the airport. own omni- Page two a;:; instruments Te ::,.: Tl's surveillanc radar forms new division has missile systems, antisubmarine e, underway projects current Apparatus warfare, in electronic surface and heavy . First Department use of the Avionics of Def o~ se security of high resolution Force and reconnaissance the Army Signal Corps Center, which classification , will be for radars

now on order

Flight

, Mr.

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Test Joyce said. is under in-flight tests by the U. S. Air • I 6C, 6D, and 6E Don Maciver T E XAS I INSTR N CO RP RELEASE 53 STUDENTS FROM FOR ORIENTATION DALLAS, are U M E NTS O NEWS RELEASE g,¢.LLAS SUNDAY, TO REPORT AT CONFERENCE, 10-WEEK SUMMER 13 - (Special)

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on Dallas week at Texas weeks of work-training this Instruments Nineteen Fifty are in engineering colleges are located or the in every in the program over year to the 9 , INSTRUMENTS students ASSIGNMENTS from them provide sciences in their college . courses. section were by TI representatives of the United during continuing through Wednesday , the students with organization concept, decentralized operations , personnel philosophy and policies , and objectives The program will include 6000 Lemmon and

Instrumentation

Parti ci pating Avenue division in the orientation

and activit tours

i es of each staff of principal TI facilities

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division plant at division Central Resear c h Laboratory , executive visits campuses. corporate

, the Apparatus

All are States. them Expressway t en Their to familiarize

the Semiconductor

with undergraduates program including program of study . orientation . 24 colleges will geographical and MONDAY development the others selected 14 , 1959 a summer which lines JUNE an intensive division TEXAS

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EMPLOYMENT selected students, respective Monday TEXAS

end to begin

chosen

graduate

Participants

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Incorporated in their majoring attend ,

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Military Austin College, State College, College, Polytechnical North Institute Texas and State College, Western 6C, 4C, 6E 6D and Don Maciver TS INSTRUME TEXAS LEMMON 6000 7-5411 FLEETWOOD AVENUE, DALLAS , P . 0 . BOX 7045, 9, TEXAS CABLE, TEXINS INCORPORATED TELESCOPES TO BE G IVEN TO DALLAS MOONWA 15 - Three telescopes , June DALLAS job of sighting satellites to the Dallas Moonwatch of sighting Ob servatory at Cambridge , Mass ., was named recently station Dallas ones in the program The presentation of the station's behalf of the team chief , Dr . John

"We sai d today .

, Texas "B ut to realize on the flight c h stations of sa tellites and supervises Ins ti t uti on's Astrophysical the nat i on-wide program , one of the leading ceremony will take

pla ce at 2 p . m.

Hill Drive, on the residenti who will accept Town B . Allen, Vice Instruments in the value Moonwat the fl ight station at TI believe data of A"

the presentation.

reliable I 05 groups a "Prime make , will

Jnc orpo ra ted .

uments is one of the follow which be presented at the al premises on the telescopes . R " W . Olson Engineering 6060 station, Moonwatch team will . informal Dallas Instr the for specifically ove r Da llas

to the SmithsoD.ian

and posit10n The space which time report through by Texas the country across unp a id volunteers and made Moon watch r Dallas 45-membe The designed Tuesday team IT E VIEWERS SATELL TCH STATION'S flash as they IN STRUMENTS BY TEXAS MADE AND DESIGNED SPECIAL THREE RELEASE IMMED IATE FOR RELEASE NEWS of the all the value of the satellites. . (more) President satellite from

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program

,"

it , it is ne cessary

Such data is being and

Mr . Olson to have

obtained by . Page 2 Three special "It teams telescopes is apparent since To keep it recently up its good in the precision and make making that this a Prime it needed better department equipment.

So we are for

the Dallas The TI telescopes are believed States around the nation have lenses , according to Dr. The precision TI high and mirror using light than presently tests with the new

Each a barrel path

is

the ones scopes

The sighting was long. 19 inches. The Tom field job . Stations put together from surplus military in use, made can Allen was Saturday, telescope and optical to within able I, 940 miles With the elbow lens Dr. station case, 12-power object 9-element June ten-millionths collect about said. In preliminary to see above 400% 1959 Alpha Dallas, II, according

6, at 2 : 15 a.m.

weighs IO½ pounds eyepiece, the total

is 4- I/ 8-inches

All systems. and has optical in diameter and provides engineer 1n the design of view. Hunter

and manufacture

the Moonwatch The telescopes the Dallas rocket 12 inches a 5½ degree . Vanguard right-angled 11 and accurately more Allen. by designed ground were experts to Dr. to design ever have

by TI optical

long 'scopes is able in the program station. to be the first telescopes

of an inch

the 48-inch division, to help for Instruments• Allen. surfaces 1 Texas Moonwatch Moonwatch

by the Smithsonian.

equipment. specifically been A station delighted telescopes in the United is one of the better

of its Apparatus

these produced lens group was named work optics the Dallas of Texas Instruments

of the telescopes.

Tyra (more)

was project Fox

did the optical

design and Gene Page Three 3 special Exact station 51 minutes has is as well station Moonwatch Allen Dr. in Dallas.

32 . 239 seconds

out that figured a point W 96 9. 768 seconds latitude and

• - accurate

to within a 12 inch longitude . Moonwatch team is located on the face of the of a satellite they

It is essential their

spot other of the Dallas earth is at N 32 degrees 45 minutes degrees on the

location as any

established square design. the mechanical Mitchell at the telescopzs station the position for see members earth as it moves

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to know precisely so a.s to accurately in its orbit around where describe the ear ·th. June JA"/ !, will begin a program to many of the nation's release For

SER VICE GSI INFORMATION Inc. Service Geophysical Bank Building 900 Exchange 35, Texas Dallas FL 7-4311 Robert F. Alexander

SUMMER OF OIL EXPLORATION STUDENTS TO BEGIN FOR COLLEGE Texas. DALLAS, Wednesday, summer training areas of oil interest tive 17, June by Geophysical them take Service Inc., parties. field exploration in the ninth will be participating

Plan ? sponsored

will that of seismic as members students The

19 universities

from

• Students

exploration petroleum Dallas _Coopera GSI Student annual firm. from

Representatives York,

Top-ranking cists will speak exploration, in exploration, to take the assignment precedes part and faculty exploration managers group 1 of nine members geologists period exploration,

new instrumentation

and other related and geophysi- of foreign on the aspects and gravity

• lJlOre -

New parties. of seismic techniques Tulsa, orientation in the four-day to GSI field and faculty in Dallas; oil companies of students oil company to the student major and Amarillo, Christi,

will be in Dallas

universities which Corpus Houston, eight the place subjects. oil of research of

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Petroleum

of the Magnolia

tories will be tours Company and the Atlantic

representatives

will Oil Company, Humble Oil Company, Standard Development Company, Since Oil and have geophysical few colleges might be their in college. Students must a faculty

recommendation.

gives the students while still must have what part inception of the plan in 1951, 156 students have still in school and nearly 40% have 30% are mately was The program of the department Shrock, head Institute of Technology.

up by Mr.

Green: a profession, world and give field experience of geology The aims closer the student in geophysical Since

applicants. Of these

entered

the petroleum of GS! and Dr.

and geophysics approxi Robert of the Massachusetts are summed plan increased awareness in geophysics industry and the academic between by permitting of direction exploration".

• more

= = industry. cooperative co-operation a sense students of the summer "We hope to generate promote or twenty participated. H. Green by Cecil co-authored and hundred several from who take work field requirements the fifteen year Each picked are

in the program

to do actual scholastic rigid Inc.

the GS! program

camps, only opportunity pass Shell and Texaco, Company, summer American of Texas, Oil Company Gas Sinclair parent GSI's the Arabian from attend In addition, company. Company Refining Incorporated, Instruments of Texas plant and the semiconductor = labora of the research session in the orientation Included as him to gain actual R.

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An innovation section research to this But, since figures participants would

of GSI 1 s Geophysical

all participants

year, benefit will be the placing year this over the past eight entered research fields from a summer of work

to seismic show

years after

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that graduation, in pure in Dallas. Department Engineering reported have in the of two of the students field parties. six percent of the selected students or gravity about GSI felt and applied Prior research. 6C, 3E, 3B, 3A, Code: I 6D, 6E I' I

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ultraminiaturized

by the Air

Research semiconductor The last announced publicly study program for Air Force will be 11 Lt. use, Watkins 1s chief

of the Electronic

Air Development Center s Wright Col. at usually de'veloped March involves the creation tiny is an inactive of complete pieces

of semiconductor

supporting

material,

single

match-headmaterial.

but in this , the ARDC's material of the functioning is a part substrate circuitry and Instruments by Texas solid within circuits working A substrate the announced been

• - has

TI -

• ~ the

Ohio. Dayton, size Colonel at ARDC' Laboratory Components devices substrate . announced S. Watkins George device of this completion

of semiconductor

the production substrate Instruments . Command Development successful to Texas circuit solid semiconductor and of the result r'The semiconductor of a major study for Incorporated contract of $150,000

• Award

COMMAND

AND DEVELOPMENT

BY AIR RESEARCH 18 - (Special) June DALLAS, CIRCUITS SOLID SEMICONDUCTOR ON MINIATURE $150,000 RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR RELEASE NEWS case announcement out . pointed such as controlled diode and transistor One model, material elements as integral capacitance the already equivalent and diffusion , etching, masking parts , Texas and the passive elements pieces of silicon of single developed 5 of 12 electronic (more) is a multivib1ator components techniques, production

in semiconductor

of TI development

advantage By taking Instruments has of resistance and that contains formed . circuit

• - two diffused-base

transistors,

Page 2 $ I 50, 000 study

contract two capacitors and eight measures less The model

• - five

components development With these the trend step large

instrumentation factors

numbers

fields,

computor

and one transistor.

models, component densities foot are achievable. circuits with their said. substrate device rockets, where circuits of repetitive satellites, missiles, weight, are size,

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semiconductor material circuitry a potential is expected to find great required, such

as in the

space vehicle reliability are and all

and exceptional

. and physical functional electronic up to 34 ranging components many of the silicon parts announcement The new semiconductor where capacitors,

miniaturizating

toward the ARDC further, three and as integral within connections carries of complete creation The cubic per components million resistors, of nine the equivalent containing circuit

is an oscillator

model

A second

semiconductor.

of an inch.

1/4 x 1/8 x 1/32

than

of the

parts

• - as integral

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NEW PRODUCT NEWS RELEASE COMPLEMENTARY P-N-P MADE TRANSISTORS June of alloy germanium N-P-N pairs more than COMPUTER today prior but, years one and one-half was furnished programs. TI production Machines Corporation for use in their computer capabilities have expanded to the point that computer transistors are is probably the first introduced to commercial techniques have In addition, manufacturing been utilization of proved introductory prices years of market life of recorded 000 hours 10,000, time mechanized which would reliability to the entire industry. transistors with more Quality on millions economies have production normally experience. (rriore) alloy high these reliability test markets. perfected that all Business capacity This at TI for to the International production available and announcement, to today's available made P-N-P production in volume been have types Incorporated. Instruments by Texas INSTRUMENTS of eight of four

• - consisting

transistors announced BY TEXAS availability

• The commercial

transistors All of these GERMANIUM AVAILABLE COMMERCIALLY computer

-- .was

RELEASE ALLOY AND N-P-N 22 - (Special) DALLAS, FOR IMMEDIATE data have of units produced already been

techniques, be reached

been controls assurance than and to date. realized by full making possible after several only page two All eight feature transistors for the four complementary for the P-N-P series volts and for 25 volts. pairs. ranging The voltages to base from of 25 15 to 25 volts collector to base voltage (2Nl303, 2Nl305, 2Nl307, 2Nl309) is 30 the N-P-N types (2Nl302, 2Nl304, 2Nl306, 2Nl308),

All transistors

also

highlight

a 300 ma collector

300 ma emitter Storage emitter voltages to emitter and collector volts Transistors Computer Germanium Complementary current temperatures

and a total range

from

device

dissipation

-65°C

to 100° C.

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of 150 mw.

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INCORPORATED BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS INCORPORATED of a 28/:. per

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by the Board has been authorized I 959, share on the 4% dividend of Texas Instruments Incorporated P. E. Haggerty, president, of Directors, today. announced The dividend I, August 1, 1959, from

to stockholders

April 20, 1959, to 1959. Currently Series 1959, outstanding. shares of Common shares of Metals & Controls recent merger of Metals Instruments are there 636,399 into Texas will be payable

14, 1959, and will be for the period

July of record Stock, OF TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Stock, Preferred Cumulative August

I IS AUTHORIZED

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July RELEASE AUGUST PAYMENT STOCK DIVIDEND PREFERRED DALLAS, FOR IMMEDIATE NEWS RELEAS E FINANCIAL Stock,

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were issued, Preferred together with for all of the outstanding Common Corporation

of 4% Cumulative

Stock to effectuate of Attleboro,

the Massachusetts, With the compliments Release dat:): of Texas Instruments Limited Immediate

•r.1rus APFOINTJAMESKF..JIDALL AS GENERALMANAGER (l!AHKETING) Dudley Saward, today announces

O.B .E.,

Managing Director

c.r I:r.

the appointmen~

of 1'exas Instruments

J. T. Kendall

g Er. K, R. Simmonds who h?.c r ~sl, ,;ned.

replacin to the position of General James Kendall, A.R.I.C.,

F .rt.S ,E ., will

Texas semic onductor be responsible devices, vacated Ph.D.

by Dr. Kendall.

(London), r',Inst,P., for the marketing includir:g

Manager (Marketing),

Dr. John Powell has been promoted

Manager ('.i'echnical)

M.A. (Cantab,H as General transistor£J i\ .M.I.E.E., of the full

and rectifiers,

Texas In st ru ment., 1ir.;i ted on its

!-Ie joined

as General

t.ranager (Technic al) , a11ti prev i.011.:;l.ywas with the A.E.I. Vickers

and then at B.T.H.

Leverhulme 1:0search Fellow at Imperial semiconductor Laboratori

developm ent for nearly

es of Metro pol ibn

Vickers 20 years Ltd. inception

• since

in 1939,

~e is the author

of some twenty Group, first three Dr. Kendall years.as the Research Immediately prior Research scientific papers a has been engaged in he joined

T. I. L. he s pent 3)-zyea-=-a as head of the Semiconductor company.

in February , 1957

with an intervening

College. range of in the United Kingdom.

at Metropolitan

Limited,

to joining

Group of the Plcssey dealing

with semi- conductors. Jol m Powell, all M.A., D.Phil., researc h , development, Since

out at Bedford. assistant

device joining assume Dr evaluation Kendall 's respom,ibilities and circuit

Texas Instruments

application Limited Included technology.

of a t echnique

for the production work carried contrib~tion amongst his work is the successful of high quality for

in 1957 he has b~en

Dr. Powell has made a significant

t o Dr. Kendall,

semiconductor

horizontal

will

germanium single

to development crystals by the

~one melt method,

Upoll leaving Queen's College graduate r esearch the Dielectric the R.A.F. Oxford reading

in 1945, Dr. Powell spent

three

Honours Physics,

by three in the Clarendon Properties Laboratory. at Microwave Frequencies followed After submitting years years his at The postthesis on of some Ammoniumand Hydrated • Salts

he wns awarded a Post Doctorate

properties

of semiconductors,

Research at the National Fellowship, Research investigating Council the in Ottawa, Canada. Ret urning working

to Engl o.nd in 195'f, Dr. Powell

on semiconductors

at

the

took charge

Rc.,,-:oarch Laboratories

of a small

group

of the Marconi Wirel ess

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1958, been elected President has effective position Haggerty of division

in Attleboro, months

said & Controls division, which return to Dallas After Geophysical an Assistant of Texas E. Haggerty Vetter also announced will he has been VICE PRESIDENT Vice President Instruments since Incorporated today. assume & Controls where Vice will he held President resume prior Service Inc., GeoSciences associated Standard

of Massachusetts

on September division 1 the of Texas assigned for Instruments the past several s wife him

in New England.

Mr.

Vetter

Instrumentation

assignment. Mr. served Society and four as Vice subsidiary, Metals Control Thomsen President and will in Houston, joining a member of and thereafter division. before of Technology, of the President, division Oil of California manager of Vice

and Instrumentation

and the Instrument Vetter'

division

1.

TI' s exploration

Institute Mr. present on September TI in 1952

TI 1 s combined

and the position to his headquarters of the Industrial Engineers Vetter, of Metals joining with 0. INSTRUMENTS RELEASE manager. Thomsen, Finance, to join Mr. Massachusetts, C. J. TEXAS P. manager as general manager a Vice 1, President

-~ugust Mr.

ELECTED IMMEDIATE now a part Mr. TI. he was Vetter of was He is a graduate of the Institute of Radio of .America. daughters

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recently moved from Houston, Texas,