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6C, Don Maciver INSTRUMENTS TEXAS

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INCORPORATED TEXAS that today President Instruments 1 - (Special) the land will be purchased rectifiers such Europe. available throughout technical and manufacturing France Long the first that company's available to Texas of its European commercially available POST OFFICE BOX 1079 DALLAS, TEXAS devices,

of semiconductor transistor,

the silicon ADAMS England, customers. 5-3 11 1 CABLE TI the "mesa" (more)

MAILING ADDRESS

and

will be made

quantities all of the parent to m .eet the needs producer diodes and Bedford, at Dallas will be made foremost a full line silicon in production He stressed manufacturing

will manufacture

transistors, produces delivery TI constructed, is completed, competence the world's to make company already quick plant has a selection and when he added. in Nice, and germanium silicon Thus the plant subsidiary

as the company said.

Haggerty in France and a modern quarters

on in leased

Instruments and components studied being are Until said. Haggerty The new French was Nice near sites of Texas Instruments MARKET Market. Common E. devices semiconductor

• - Texas

company

a new subsidiary

Various P. Instruments announced

• Texas

will be carried Mr. Incorporated FOR it is establishing made COMMON DEVICES for the European been THE EUROPEAN SEMICONDUCTOR

• - to manufacture

France IN FRANCE ESTABLISHMENT October DALLAS, 1, 1960 OCTOBER OF SUBSIDIARY ANNOUNCES INSTRUMENTS TO MANUFACTURE RELEASE FOR RELEASE NEWS : TEXINS . ,. Page two TI France type transistor, price high first transistorized semiconductor semiconductor and the germanium frequency radio devices network. transistors receivers. and components By introducing the first practicable the world's it made TI now has the broadest

in the industry.

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line low of precision of Texas With the compliments Release Date: Immediate TEXAS 1N650 The Texas GALLIUM ARSENIDE SERIES Diodes are the first commercially semicondt1ctor devices in the world, They Gallium Arsenide represent a major "breakthrough" of the tunnel diode theory. offer peak currents up to ratios (greater of the 1N650 series

lOmA ~2%, large

voltage swings, very 15 to 1), forward voltages

up to I.IV

+5% and high oper~te at frequencies than 0 up to 150 c. operation These new Texas They will high peak to valley temperature 500 Mc/s. of at least are already in full in high speed computer diodes tunnel arsenide gallium material "ideal" of the in the provision devices The four production Full of Tunnel 1N650 series advantage DIODES TUNNEL material" "Ideal available full Limited switching High speed to take Instruments production. They are

such as logic

circuitry general designed computer All four and for

and oscillators,

amplifiers circuits, purposes. applications specific for devices in the are housed lightweight

JEDEC T0-18 case.

subminiature

Work is now in progress to a complete

family computer circuitry. Enquiries to:- designed

of semiconductors

to extend the tunnel to match continuin~ diode 'advances theory in ' Press Office, Texas Instruments Dall as Road, Bedford. 4th October 1960 Bedford 68051 Limited, Telephone Number: With the compliments Release Date:

of Tex:1s Instrum ents

Immediato 1500V Single The Tex as 1Nll30 nnd 1Nll31 with The average rectified 1Nll30 Hi gh Voltage Junction voltage ratings of 1500V. forward current rating

is 300mA at 25 c,

0

10 milliseconds.

"high

and the

havin g the cathode

Unli ke th e majority 1Nll30

is of single of unequal

weakness

of th e structure

The device tried

hat" metal having 1Nll31 stud- mounted the volta ge semic onductor construction p-n junction

sharin g between

sometimes found is produc e d by the and proved

Enquir ie s t o :-

of high voltage possibility been are Single in the is housed 300mA cnse,

anode connect e d

stud. to the Texas Junction RECTIFIERS inverse

up to 6 . 9A for

rating The device the peak Rectifiers a surge with HIGH VOLTAGE SILICON 1Nll31 1Nll30, Silicon Limited by years e limin ating the any

n s and consequent

in multi-junction

grown- j unction

of Texas Press Office, Tex as Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford. junctio devices rectifiers. t e chnique which has experi ence. 4th October 1960 Bedford 68051 Limited, Telephone Number: Date: Release Immediate for communications ended or axial applications. (0.075 At all ified forward 6 grams 24 p.i.v. current These stacks, package are very robust case Four miniature two diodes containing from 700V are used, sizes in series

and weighing in series

containing 13 diodes units provide 250mA average o at 25 c, o.5µA reverse current at p.i.v,, voltage drop. cu. in.) these ratings providing and, for single- either each with available, to the 6500V stack (0.225 low forward extremely are ratings of en power supplies and similar 2 grams and weighing voltages equipment,

from the 700V stack in.)

peak inverse voltage ranging cu. types

use in high

construction. lead of 48 standard immediate p.i.v. 24 standard with stacks rectifier

to G500V, designed radar,

consists 1N2878 series silicon power supplies high voltage

700V to 6500V for

The Texas STACKS HIGH VOLTAGE RECTIFIER SERIES TEXAS 1N2878 capsulated Limited Instrttments of Texas

With the compliments

a high being in a small, voltage silicon, will operate rect and an lightweight at extreme temperatures.

They are now available

Enquiries

to:-

in production

Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Rot:'.d, Bedford.

quantities. 4th October 1960 Bedford 68051 Lind ted, Telephone Number: Date: Immediate 1S7000 SERIES Release SILICON ZENER VOLTAGE REFERENCE DIODES +5% and +10%

from 3.3V to 15V.

They offer a considerable extension of voltage replace, and they are also which they 1S207 series, hermetically glass For their size

they have large

diodes

over the in the "Moly-G"

0 slope impedance derating factor, features of the and the high stability. Other voltage with nominal are available of 400mW ratings

and have a low temperature

are the low reverse 1S7000 series housed power and current

as high as 125 c.

80mWat temperatures

1S7000 series range Diodes case. sealed at 25°c,

and 230mA respectively

Reference Zener Voltage the range covering of either • are Silicon

The Texas 1S70CX)Series

handling case Standardised 3.3V - 15V hard Limited Instruments of Texas With the compliments tolerances of the appropriate

+5% or +10% and they meet the requirements

CV

specifications.

The "Moly-G" case,

of the molybdenum-glass

so named because

used in its

construction, resistor, and is ideal for use on printed automatic assembly is employed. than half is less technique circuit At present four the size fusing of a ¼-watt boards, particularly ranges of silicon where diodes page 2 Instruments Limited,

standardisation

possible.

These

the 1S111 series

of rectifiers in t his case are produced of circuit assembly described above, p.i.v.,

the 1S121 signal

diodes with Enquiries a recovery to:- by Texas diode, and the making a high are degree

the 1S7000 series

h andli ng 400mA at up to 600V

1S914 series of very fast computer

time of 4 millimicroseconds.

Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford 4th October 19 60 Bedford 68051 Limited, Telephone Number: With the compliments Release Date: Immediato TEXAS 2Gl03 High speed The Texas the diffused-base logic high-speed circuits h~ .te (a.c. BASE switching transistor logic for circuits

2Gl03 is a high-speed

switching transistor produccq and it is primarily designed for mesa process voltage has a collector-base alpha common-base

corrunon-emitter

device

and a total

temperature,

of 15V, current

rating transfer ratio) forward current of

as 300 Mc/sand

as high frequency ratings of 300rqW. dissipation is cut-off use in

up to 50 Mc/s.

circuits non-saturated by switching in saturated operate It will circuits.

50mA at 25°c case Typical

GERMANIUMTRANSISTORS

'MESA'

DIFFUSED

up to 10 Mc/sand

It

Limited

of To;o:as Instruments

is typically 6dB in the sub at 100 Mc/s. The 2Gl03 is miniature

JEDEC T0-18 welded

This Enquiries an equiv2.lcnt to:- transistor of the 2N710 and is housed case. is now in full Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford. production. 4th October 1960 Bedford 68051 Limited, Telephone Number: Immediate Date: Release The Texas

2N706A Double-Diffused

of the types of aircraft, such circuits generator. They will Both types forward range transfer current

The 2N706A meets addition

has many improved time constant maximum turn-on (t) s

15V at a sustaining

gain n high computer circuitry, specific binary counter

and trigger up to 10 Mc/s

circuits switching s~itching circuits. device of 25V, total

of lW and a minimum hfe 2N706A having

uses (small-signal beta) an hFE (d.c.

2N753 40 - 120.

all

specifications characteristics

of 40 mµsec, current

where speed,

in all

of the standard including

of 25 m,usec maximum, 20% lower

time

is an npn

application find vol'tage '. .rating of 2, the ratio) of 20 - 60 and the The 2N753 is current-mode temperature case circuitry in saturated operate have a collector-base at 25°c saturated flip-flop, as logic, non-saturated or up to 50 Mc/sin dis'Sil)ation and control industrial including

Mesa Transistor

They should

same transistor.

version speed Silicon a necessity. are

and performance

reliability high for primarily designed Switching and 50 Mc/s Unsaturated

10 Mc/s Saturated

TRANSISTORS

'MESA'

DOUBLF.-DIFFUSED SILICON

TEXAS 2N706A & 2N753

switch Limited Instruments of Texas With the compliments turn-off of lOmA. time a lower output 2N706 but charge capacity in storage of 5pF,

of 75 rry.tsec and a BVCEOof

page 2

unity)

The 2N70GA also

features

a higher

f

of 200 Mc/s than

the Texas 2Sl01/2N702

1

(frequency

at which gain

is but has a lower avalanche voltage. Enquiries Doth types

are now in quantity

to:- Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford. production. 4th October Limited, 1960 With the compliments Release Dute: Immediate TEYJi.S 2N711 '!'he Texas lower typical circuits. It logic

of 70 millimicroseconds.

Like the 2Gl03 is has current and a total current frequency transfer device is ratio) and is now in full to:- diffusedfor to the similar 20103 of 12V and a rating 0

of 300mW. hfe

as 300 Mc/sand Typical common-base (a.c. common-emitter

GdB at 100 Mc/s.

is typically

in the

by the

of 50mA at 25 C case

ratings dissipation as high The 2N711 is housed Enquiries voltage primarily of 22/- low price The 2N711 is basically collector-base TRANSISTOR transistor is produced at the very time cut-off forward switcher rise temperature alpha High speed switching and is offered

h::is a slightly

GERMfJHUM

a high-speed

of 100 or more.

quantities but high-speed for mesa process base 2N711 is 'MEGA' Bil.SE DIFFUSED Low cost designed Limited Instruments of Texas sub-miniature

JEDEC T0-18 welded

case,

production.

Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford.

4th October 1960 Bedford 68051 Limited, Telephone Number:

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FOR NEWS RELEASE TEXAS VISITS Army's Project Texas Instruments s under Colonel radar monitor a sub-contract from President and general Manager of the Apparatus The Army's Lieutenant Colonel Zeus programs, Missile ......... manager in progress on a sub- and engageme _nt displays for the Bell Telephone W. F. Joyce, H. J. director project N. Jean, the Army's visited at Redstone Arsenal, Vice J. and P, division; Gomez, department, to TI by was accompanied Chief of Staff for the Army from in President TI Assistant assistant officers other and several TI Vice and Optics Missiles Zeus J. prime Laboratories, Wi~semann,

of the Apparatus

division's Rocket & Alabama. Huntsville, both the Apparatus Division plant at 6000 Lemmon monitor displays are being division plant the Nike-Zeus Avenue, where and Tl's

Semiconductor-Components

Expressway work Nike- Agency The group with division; of the Apparatus Guided visited system. conferred Crane charge the the U.S. Cranef Glenn system, to view today for the anti-missile contractor PROJECT

for the system.

TI is developing Nike-Zeu

ON THE anti-missile on the Nike-Zeus Incorporated TI holds contract SYSTEM Colonel

• Lieutenant

4 - (Special) Director ANTI-MISSILE SUB-CONTRACTOR INSTRUMENTS, October DALLAS,

ON NIKE-ZEUS

DIRECTOR PROJECT ARMY'S RELEASE IMMEDIATE radar .

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manufactured, at 13500 North Central cJ With the compliments Release Date: Immediate the LS221 which for punched falls on each front of a moving benm of light, variations subminiature case in such applications inn a wide field of use systems, servo only sensors amount of light or in

or beam movements.

lonrr and is 0.44" minute remotely of pointer and therefore intensity housed designed

a moving pointer

behind LS221 can indicate the of light is It is LS222 which when an equal indication a null

When positioned

sensor. sensors, of two matched consists device

The LS221 null-sensing so as to give

light reading. and tape card and the device, a null-sensing is two silicon

are now manufacturing

Instruments Texas reading card Punched S6nsing Null SENSORS

PHOTOVOLTAIC LIGHT

SILICON LS222 LS221, connected Limited Instruments of Texas to find expected tracking as photo-mechanical systems, gravity meters, curve followers, galvanometers is a horizontal light sensor designed specifically readers. It is housed

in a subminiature

and so on. The LS222 punched and tape card 0 .50" long

by 0 .0 8 11 diameter

n 1000-ohm load under 1250 foot-candles so that only the mechanical limit the speed of operation. only 4 microseconds feeding systems Enquiries to:- 2-nd produces Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Rond , Bedford . for glass case ::i.n output of over 25(JIA with Its response timo

of light. limitations

of the 4th c2rd is or tape October 19GO Bedford 68051 Limited, Telephone Number: ., Immedi ate Rel e ase Date: TEXAS Texas products, DEVICES Instruments Limited announce the introductio devices, totalling third such release in recent weeks, reflects the The present ann ouncement includes hig h -speed releases As in previous rather arrangement available commercially first combination transistors, switcher of Texas both

and a completely

of new material germanium

and

new ran ge of zener

diodes. reference attached the ideal

• a near

rectifiers; high voltage silicon; Diode Tunnel 160 new over totalling

of semiconductors.

range

Arsenide

n of

over 80 new products.

and expansion development rapid and the Texas

and new device;

voltage SEMI CO}D)UCTOR Limited Instruments Gallium OF SER I ES NEW

cf semiconductor

8 new series the lJ .ANNOUNCE Once again This, I nstrume n ts Limi ted of Texas With t he c ompl iments in one comprehensive than will be pleased to settle Enquiries to: - sheet

and we hope that

write-up,

this

you editorially.

assist

Photographs

is shown on a separate

each series are avai l able any queries of the devices and we should mentioned,

you may have.

Press Office, Texas Instrum ents Dallas Road, Bedford.

4th Oct ober 1960 Bedford 68051 Limited, Telephone Number: R O I N C O P Don Maciver E D TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Texas Worth section, Engineers, Institute of Radio VJilliam R. Savage Dr, lecture give the first will

will be R. F. Stewart,

Harvey Cragon, Verney L. and engineers of the

by the Fort

Research

Laboratories

at

accomplishments

in semiconductor than according to Duane Lanham, 150 persons chairman Harman, State of Arlington W. E. theory, three cover the current of the Fort level of trends. future for the course, to register Department of TI.

on applications

as possible Worth Chrisman, Jones--all E. expected College's T. Jones, as well technology are 11 Morton and Dr. one will and a final devices, More Brown in Lecturers Electronics. William will be on semiconductor of the lectures

of semiconductor

S. T.

College

IRE group

on "Semiconductor

weeks Three State and the student of TI' s Central in subsequent Jr., at Arlington State. Arlington Dallas weekly sponsored

It is being

as to students.

as well area North 18 announced of seven will be open to scientists course The lecture OCT. 18. October starting evenings, Tuesday on consecutive

and Technology"

Theory

on "Semiconductor

lectures STARTING a series conduct will staff of its technical members SERIES Incorporated Instruments

• Texas

LECTURE COLLEGE STATE AT ARLINGTON 5 - (Special) October TO PRESENT STAFF TECHNICAL

ON SEMICONDUCTORS

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Professor Engineering, (more) MAILING ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX 1079 DALLAS , TEXAS ADAMS S-3111 CABLE : TEXINS rA.) Page 2 TI to present series lecture

for the series.

arrangements

is coordinating

by the TI technical

and universities

series staff. The first at Texas colleges presented at the University of Texas in 1958. The second Technological College, Lubbock. Course were attended by seniors also was given 1959 at Texas these which lectures, Credit Engineering. team course ship A&M last at Texas of the university Frank that staff, said first instance had been ship at St. was presented broadening University Mary's was granted for students a shortened version at San Antonio under section

of TI 1 s Central

Research

and Engineering

of college credit for the TI lectures credit for in the Southwest in which for material presented the sponsor- administrative the is believed scientific courses by an industrial concern. Tl's the interest TI has lectures, he added, underscores of technical curricula

in Southwestern

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of the

of the IRE.

Antonio Seay, in Electrical by the TI presented and the Austin-San the granting approved of these Concurrently, spring. of credit course was

was in the spring

and graduate for a similar to be presented such will be the fifth course State The Arlington advanced colleges sponsor- in the continued

and universities.

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F-1· 1 • 1! INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED INSTRUMENTS SEEKING METHODS P. contract for work on Project as part aimed at evolving ment to pick Materiel has been . surveillance · Mr. Agnich underway The programs said. natural between

blasts. of a program

phase and data processing equip- from distant waves through amount, was made

and development

in seismic nuclear for the past several at Texas have Instruments been part of the intensive geophysical (more) MAILING ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX the Air Ohio. research Company-funded program

and development

research of seismic for an undisclosed Dayton, Command, Headquarters,

characteristics

out distinguishing The award,

explosions. Center, sensors of seismic arrays multiple for developing Applications is for the first contract Instruments The Texas is manager. by n,uclear caused motion President,

for distinguishing

and equipment techniques and ground Technical seismological of a large-scale USAF, earthquakes Force by the Air

It will be directed

& TI Vice J. Agnich, F. of which division

by TI 1 s Geosciences

will be performed the contract Work under Instrumentation of the Advanced Agency. Projects Research President explosions, supervision the over-all is under The program for a program VELA, nuclear

and identifying

has been Incorporated today. announced Haggerty E, Instruments for detecting methods developing

• Texas

Force an Air awarded 12 - (Special) BLASTS & NUCLEAR EARTHQUAKES BETWEEN TO DISTINGUISH OF PROGRAM PHASE IN FIRST CONTRACT GETS AIR FORCE October DALLAS, RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE NEWS RELEASE TEXAS

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1079 DALLAS , TEXAS ADAMS 5-3111 CABLE: TEXINS years, Page two TI gets air force effort research contract and in the Geosciences Central out in the company's carried division

& Instrumentation

. Research This division includes for thirty years the company

' s Geophysical

Service

(GSI) activities

which provided world-wide geophysical exploration services group

for manufacture

have

industry;

the Instrumentation

and systems and other for military geosciences industrial products; research, services,

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Laboratories to the petroleum of geophysical and the Geosciences and systems instruments department development. .. Sue Moore TEXAS FLEETWOOD P . 0 . Box 7 - 5411, TEXAS 9, DALLAS AVENUE, LEMMON 6000 INSTRUMENTS CABLE , TEXINS 7045, INCORPORATED DIVISION APPARATUS

FOR IMMEDIATERELEASE

NEWS RELEASE

Wo Ro ANDERSONAND BOB PETTIT NAMEDTO WASHINGTON«Do Co AREA OFFICE BY APPARATUS DIVISION 4 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED

DALLAS, October

been

appointed

13--(Special)--Wo

Ro Anderson and Bob Pettit to the Washington, Do Co regional office divisiono As Service Instruments Incorporated Engineering

representatives,

that of the Chance with as their Washington that in Department to the engineering, of Purdue Mro Anderson His military the Marine University Corps duty and with also was yearso acting the latter four yearso on the cutlass and Corsair capsule flight Mr., Anderson nine for representative 0 for

Vought Aircraft

time he was an engineer A graduate and Yaleo Instruments Texas and in integrated programs with directed customer agencies and industrial attention to joining associated aero 0 of Texas Navy., Prior Before provide two will the particular with area Apparatus military to government, service 0 have with attended developmento Bucknell

from 1943 to 1950 included the

Navy in flight University service trainingo more l in a BoSo degree Instruments 2--Texas came to

Mro Pettit design

telemetering Industrial western Electronics in Houston Holding a BoSo degree in is a graduate of Texas work with the University of to 19450 Navy from 1942 division The Apparatus the military subsystems combat in as

he served fire

gun in A&M and has Houstono of Texas government the field of missile/space antisubmarine

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done control systems electronics, warfareo in provides Instruments with graduate served Mro Pettit agencies other and two years engineering, electrical and surveillance, South s½ yearso Mro Pettit the a with time consultant training for Electric Western for that Before engineero and engineer a field with He was previously project a geophysical as engineero as 1958 in Instruments Texas and radar,

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WALTER F . JOYCE FOUNDATIONESTABLISHED FOR INVESTIGATION OF GEOPHYSICAL AND GEOCHEMICALPHENOMENA;MIT AWARDEDFIRST GRANT FOR STUDY OF RADONGAS

of i n c h arge P resident Walter of

s t u dy an d investigation l grant

of Foundation t o the Massachusetts the

s t dy o f rad on gas

Ph ysics geochemical the phenomena. be made by the will Technology for Robley D. Evan s of the occurring , long-lived , of Institute by Pr o fessor the

Depa rt ment . Rado n is

chem ic al ly erated $60,000 approximately Th e i nitia for activity and geophysical Instruments of establishment a non-profit Foundation, F . Joyce the today here

In c orpo r a t e d , a nn ounced

, Texas division Apparatus the

F . Joyce , Vice

Walter

13--(Special)--Mr.

DALLAS , October

inert

an d is

tra tion s of

onl y naturally

the always radon gas , radioactive in in present soil gas which a ll rocks wi l l depend is continuously gen soils. Concen and on the rate more at which

[\3 Foun d ation

2- - W. F . JGyce

it is atmosphere 0 in fields

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with applications enhancement of and his associates qualified by both interest and pheno mena experimentally initial are, had the Mr. Joyce in to many of stated. uniquely therefore, experience 30 years over understanding our

radioactivity,"

Evans the come from measurements " Professor under to has terrestrial of into Evans and t ation radon Professor geophysics interpre of expected the

Fi e l d s ampling

learned is of radon including been funded. The laboratory experience Much has knowledge additional but now being studies the of 0 at escape the govern which mechanisms the about atmosphere. overlying the into e scapes it which rate on the and rocks and soil

ge nera te d in

examine the air, an d ." of , analysis results experimental program soil author gas and will be carried i zed by t ~

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gr ant . out radon ()c; .. With the compliments Release Date: Limited Instruments of Texas Immediate

NEW MANAGINGDIRECTOR OF TBXAS INSTRUMENTS LIMITED

today accepted regret, with he has, that 1956,

Royal Air Force.

in industry following In the R.A.F. he was Chief Radar Officer and other of radar ment and introduction but will in which he has an interest, the develop bombing aids. electronic to devote in order

He has resigned

of Bomber with

associated

Command from 1942 to 1945 and was particularly

activities more time to other a Director remain in the a career years twelve spending after in formation on its Limited Instruments Texas

l\·1r. Saward joined

has been appointed

to Mr. Saward.

in succession

Managing Director

of Mr. Dudley

the resignation

Mr. A.N. Provost

Saward as Managing Director.

announced Limited Instruments of Texas Chairman Dotson, Mr. C.P. Instruments of Texas Limited. A former naval Mr. Provost New York Universities, Products, graduate and an engineering officer joined subsequently and of Tufts Sylvania Electric Later becoming Corporate

Manager of ~.1anagement Engineering.

Chief

Engineer

of Mergenthaler

Linotype, of Texas Instruments Incorporated in Engineer. Subsequently he was appointed

Semiconductor-Components

Division Dallas, Texas, U.S.A., as Chief combined this duty with that appointed Manager of the Industrial thE joining being Mechanisation Engineer, before

Computer Devices

Department in January of Chief Special before he page 1959, He held Enquiries to:- this latter position Press Office, Texas Instruments Dallas Road, Bedford. until appointment to his new post. 19th October 1960 Bedford 68051 Limited, Telephone Number: 2 Don Maciver

T EXAS IN ST R U M E NTS R P O

I N C O R A T E D sales Third-quarter P. E. Haggerty reported today for the third quarter were of 1959. or $0. 91 per share of common share or $0. 89 per common outstanding total 3,924,613, Haggerty said that compared taxes income $3,596,000 were with compared dividends, for the third quarter of 1959. 3,914,630 at this period and net earnings both compared with 000 with $46,700, preferred after stock AND EARNINGS year. after Net earnings period shares SALES

to $54,096,000,

amounted for the same $3,572,000 QUARTER last period than for the same higher slightly THIRD Incorporated Instruments of Texas earnings that IMMEDIATE

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Common year. Mr. at new high levels were sales Nine-months respectively, months report, mid-year company's for this period were but, as predicted in the the record first and second quarters. were and earnings billed of the year, under $170, 000,

14 7, 000 and $11,517,

000 and $9,877,

with $140,899, compared sales quarter third

000 for the first

nine

of 1959.

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INCORPORATED OF INCOME STATEMENT (Estimated) For the nine months

per common share Earnings dividends) . (before preferred share common per Earnings dividends) (after preferred

Corporation of Metals &t Controls operations Includes April with Texas Instruments (merged subsidiaries

(b) Includes of Texas 30 1958 (b) . 91 $ . 91 (a) operations September ended 1959 (a) 1960 Sales billed Net profit before income taxes Net profit after income taxes 1. 10 $170,147,000 23,485,000 11,517,000 outstanding

per common share . Earnings dividends) (before preferred per common share Earnings dividends) (after preferred

1. 10 $ 2.50 2.91 Sales billed Net profit before income taxes Net profit after income taxes Number 2. 52 $ 2. 93 $ 1958 (b) 1959 (a) 1960 30 September ended Instruments

and foreign and its domestic 17, 1959) for entire period.

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Sales Manager Dallas. Mr. will to R. directly report acting been In his new position, Mr. network of 29 sales

of a nationwide

diodes electronic components. Mr. was Corboy a B. S. degree He joined officer. Region R. succeed Mr. Corboy Illinois, division, from and other capacitors, resistors, Naval the U.S. and germanium of silicon line sales 130 qualified by over staffed the activities Academy precision in 1953 Engineering and served as a Navy electronics TI as a sales engineer in 1957 and was appointed Midwest Sales Manager, will Selven, Eugene of the S-C for be responsible will offices graduated in Chicago, in Electrical in May, Manager Corboy

and rectifiers,

transistors, Manager Manager. TI' s complete in marketing engaged engineers with Sales Field also who had Manager Marketing J. Hanschen, in division Region and Central Midwest formerly Corboy, Field appointed

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Instruments of Texas been has Carboy R.

• Michael

1960 7, November DALLAS, DIVISION

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INSTRUMENTS TEXAS FOR MANAGER SALES NEW FIELD APPOINTED CORBOY RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR RELEASE NEWS 1959. Chicago formerly District as Manager of the Midwest Region Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Missouri. Mr. in the U.S. Army as an electronics specialist after University of Illinois in 1954 with a B. S. degree (more) which served Selven being comprises graduated in Electrical two years from Engineering. the

l 7 No,,h \'\G:::,6]

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carbon hard-glass of hermetically-sealed by Texas Instruments major advance in resistor technology, MIL specifications for the standard the In addition

to guaranteeing

MIL-R-10509C dimensions unusual feature the diodes. glass cycled rapidly The cannot directly the core, test, between ice water to the case double the from the new devices case The hard-glass solder have resistors the new TI glass-cased by is produced in the manufacture years meeting a package to demonstrate of TI been their shock. damage ceramic and does resistors, and molten a package. 1/8-watt four representing rating a wattage dissipation for In actual from core. not touch known resistors, new TI hard-glass suffer new units, 1 / 4-watt for the past used to thermal resistance The size same strength. mechanical techniques same resistors provide announced was film Incorporated. today availability commercial immediate

14 (Special}--The

November

BOSTON,

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CG 1/4, transmitted end caps

of Page 2 TI Hard-Glass Resistor An extensive approved test facility Doubles Mil Power Rating program conducted at the independent of Inland Testing and at the ASESA-approved provided over twelve resistors. The construction method reliability. These throq,;h TI Sales TI Type for off-the- production results unit have Assurance hours shown provides tests Laboratories, TI Quality million being of test Package Size ASESA- Morton Grove, Illinois, facility in Dallas have TI Type CG 1/4 data conclusively significant are for on the that increases continued and the resistors are the hard-glass in both stability results are and available

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November Instruments Incorporated detailed some aspects the company's total assets 1956 and Mr. Haggerty 1956-1960 period. He said 10% for was The rate from increased will be about 1956,

4, 200 to 17, 000 with slightly

at assets, which The number 1960. 13. 7% for of employees 10% working than more expected $27,000,000 total on average taxes after of return were up from 1960, during growth depreciation after in was made analysts of the company's at year-end $120,000,000

to be approximately 1956.

to the New York presentation previous TI' s last year-end hence. five and ten years TI will become of what the seeds them and termed Analysts of Security Society York to the New of his company strengths the basic described tonight of Texas E. Haggerty P.

• President

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3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 3E, & 5A,5B,5C,6C black dot list.

Distribution:

l:on :,'.aciver R,., 1,,,.j.,ns Public

abroad in 1960. Square cities the (research, $38,000,000 occupied includes manufacturing States

in the United During

effort This sq ft. 2,400,000 span, expenditures

and engineering)

on average, about with, half and three for the company's from increased supported by others total and the balance (more) ADDRESS : POST OFFICE BOX 1079 DALLAS , TEXAS ADAMS 5-3111 technical $6,000,000

by the company.

MAILING other countries. other development 320, 000 sq ft to in Dallas plants and in seven 1956-1960 from increased of space footage CABLE: TEXINS to about Page two New York Analysts Security a growth over 1959 net sales 20% and an average annual growth representing

$233,000,000, of approximately 50%.

total 1960 sales are He estimated at about $15,250,000 share. Net after were and in 1959 they In presenting after Haggerty Mr. taxes,

will be approximately an economy

which has a respectable shown definite achieved during the years 1956-1960, such a rate of growth from to sustain

or ten years.

five

abilities

to do so and optimistic

he said:

about

to grow, TI' s future.

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rate

"We

and we are 11

in 11 of 50% in net sales could 000 level the $200,000,

We do plan

coming growth the annual TI can sustain 1959 and certainly the year. throughout softness in 1960 over billed in any year increase is not as sharp upturn quarter in TI net sales growth share, and net earnings billed 1960 net sales the fourth "While 20%, As to whether billed said: the percentage as we expected, for estimates 72 per or$. share. or $3. 59 per $14,143,000, his

$3. 90 to $4. 00 per

$2,349,000, in 1956 were taxes dividends and preferred

or approximately

to $15,750,000,

earnings country. this taxes after

1960' s net earnings

12% of about He said of span the 5-year over outside from to come expected {$193,000,000) billed $46,000,000. in 1956 were billed Net sales about to

1960 at $232,000,000

for billed net sales forecast Haggerty Mr. hardly expect upward for the confident of our Hal Mayer IN

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NEWS RELEASE November President of the Graduate by Mr. J. will join the Center Vice President as Acting Laboratory, National of the Brookhaven

of AU! and Director

been J. Haworth, Leland by Dr. will be succeeded Berkner Dr.

for ten years.

President he has where New York, Inc., Universities, Associated from Berkner Dr.

of the Center.

of Trustees of the Board Chairman Jonsson, today was announced Texas, Dallas, Center, Research as V. Berkner Lloyd of Dr.

• The election

30 - (Special) DAL.yAS, 1960 TEXAS OF DALLAS, INC. CENTER, RESEARCH

OF THE GRADUATE

30, PRESIDENT ELECTED V. BERKNER LLOYD DR. E. INC. CENTER, RESEARCH GRADUATE President. Center, Mr. of the Center that stated Jonsson the Trustees foresee substantial research facilities scope Researcti of the activities This

in the Southwest.

will be closely related to the needs of important colleges

and universities

and the neighboring states with the view to greatly extending

the opportunities

which is so essential for graduate education and economic health During Dr. and post-doctoral research to the social

of the community. Berkner

1 s tenure as its president, Associated Long managed the Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, contract with the Atomic Energy Commission and developed Astronomy Observatory, Green Bank, Science of the Graduate as President Berkner of large-scale

and development

development in Texas of Dr, the election In announcing West Foundation. (more) Virginia, under Universities, Island, New York, the National contract Inc. under Radio with the National

Page 2 President, elected Dr. Lloyd V. Bcrkncr Inc. , Dallas, Center, Research Graduate

Dr. Minnesota, received which

in 1952 honored

Doctor of Science from Dartmouth College, University still

an undergraduate

Polytechnic Brooklyn Institute, University Dame, Columbia of Notre He has received University and Doctors in Scotland, · of Edinburgh the University from of Laws in Sweden, and Uppsala from of Philosophy Doctor as follows: causa honoris degrees University. Washington at the George physics studied 1933-35 from Award, Alumni Distinguished with the him of the University in 1927 from degree engineering his Berkner Texas in India, of Calcutta and the University University

of Rochester. While

WLB-WGMS station at radio with Byrd Expedition Congressional Gold the first Special Medal and the Gold years of the Meda], City with Institution 1940-41 h e was c nt during of the U.S. Bureau

of Lighthouses,

to fruition. He was an engineer his Antarctic services.

1:;ta ff of the National

Bureau of Standards. York for the Department of Terrestrial wher e he published of the outer a tmosphere

a con s ult a nt to th e Offi ce of S c ientific

its form a tive

perio<l B. (rn o r c ) Institute, For three From Magnetism of the scientific volumes nurnerous a nd radio the U.S. awarded of the Aeronautical Medal the Silver of New of Washington on the physics he worked after

in 1928- 30 and was

to the Antarctic

he w a s a physicist

and papers Developm system on the Carnegie During navigation he was thereafter 1933-41 Division radio airways the first bringing the Airways for engineer as an electrical For engineer-in-charge graduation a year in Minnesota. was Berkner Dr. in 1926, wave propagation Rese a rch and . o r30 ...---

Page 3 Dr. Lloyd V. Berkncr elected President, Graduate Res ear ch Center, Inc. , Dallas,

An aviator active duty directed to establish all the in the Pacific has held in the Naval Theatre the rank Section, Electronic 1926 Dr. since Bureau Materiel of Rear Admiral, USNR, Board of the Department 1951.

He was head

of Defense of the Section of Terrestrial was of Aeronautics called to in 1941. He 1943-45, from in the battle

and served in 1945.

of Okinawa He 1955. since Secretary

of the Research

and remained a consultant on Exploratory Magnetism, Berkner Engineering on the U.S. S. Enterprise

1946-4 7 he was Executive

During Department Reserve the Radar Bureau's Texas Geophysics Carnegie Institution offices and advisory

and Development

to the Board

until

of the Atmosphere, of Washington,

from 1947-51. Dr. industry, Berkner has held and education. the Secretary In the State of State,

1949 in effectuating

numerous and Director the North Science Steering and Foreign Relations." Recently committees directing

th1.'. International

of the Board of several he served as Special Assistant to of the Foreign Military Assistance Program in Treaty Committee industrial Geophysical and research Science his became

to the Committee.

He received

194 I; Commendation

the Science Ribbon Advisory Award (more) the report,

on national Year.

Committee, of the Navy of the "Science

and international

He is presently

organizations.

of the Washington

of the Secretary

and Chairman

produced

he was a leader

of the President's consultant Organization, which member term in government, Department Atlantic International positions a member He was formerly and at the A c ademy a expiration of of ;Sciences in

i : n 1'944; Honorary

Officer, P,1~' . l' ·I Presidc11l, Dr. Lloyd V . B1•1·knc t· dcclcd lnc. , D,ll I ,LS, Center, Gr;1d11 :t I 1' Res c,11·l'h Order of the Brili sh Empire Award of Acacia Recognition Texas in 1954. Fralcrnily retiring President

of the International

Council Committee of the International Union of the National Academy the Executive Treasurer and is a member

President-elect

of Radio the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, American Physical Society, and holds membership in the U.S. and abroad. of Sciences societies Berkner Dr. Dakota North Perth, 111 numerous Eye, and Sleepy America, and the New Academy Swedish and honorary in 1905 and resided Wisconsin in Milwaukee, born the Engineers, professional other of the American of Electrical of the Royal and he received his at primary and Minnesota where was a resident of New Rochelle, New York, 24th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. education. secondary Dr. in New York, While and now makes The address Dallas, was Fellow

He is a Foreign

of Sciences. Academy York of North of the Union, Geophysical

He is a Fellow

Institute Institute the Arctic member of Sciences, Engineers.

of the Institute

He

and Geophysics.

of Geodesy of the American President Society, Philosophical American of member and a former Unions, of Scientific past Union, Radio Scientific of the International President Sciences, of Academy of the National Board

of the Sp;.i.ce Science

He is Chairman

rn 1946; and Alumni

of Merit Legion iu 1945; U.S. for his Dr. home Berkner

at 3632 Northeast

Berkner after December Texas.

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NOT ON TI'S General Counsel Society of Investment Analysts five lines

not on its production

ability to maintain markets therefor, Smith become five

and ten years

growth he used year-end He said the company's year-end was 1956. 10% for increased The 1956, from and ensures nothing. Their of research, must effectiveness products

but in new and/ or better customers."

some In detailing of what the seeds them the described Smith Mr.

of the Society,

TI will

of the company's

aspects

1956 as a basis.

rate will products to create expenditures of our hence. total after assets after of return be about

4, 200 to 17,000

1960. 13. 7% for with slightly up from more The number than expected $27,000, 000 at assets, which total on average taxes were depreciation 1960,

000 at year -end

$120,000, to be approximately Tl's the mere and termed company of his institution, we realize meeting strengths and as a business comparisons, the needs basic of employees l 0% working abroad (more} MAILING ADDRESS: POST OFFICE were products

1959 manufactured

ability Tulsa the told tonight said. dollars a dinner Addressing and on its depends that clear meet which services Secretary company

not in irrelevant

be measured, Smith, earlier. Mr. engineering and development F.

• Bryan

years and grow to make "I want AGO 81% of Tl's itself 11 5 YEARS that

a technologically-based

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BOX 1079 DALLAS, TEXAS ADAMS 5-3111 CABLE : TEXINS in 1960. P :tge two Investment Square of space occupied This in cl udes manufacturing in the United effort (research, development about $38,000,000 with, of about to half supported by others s most recent forecast Net sales billed a growth over and the at about taxes $15,250,000

to $15,750,000, taxes

after

$2,349,000,

we r e $ 14 , 14 3, 0 0 0 , or $ 3. 5 9 p er share

Mr, taxes, expected, approximately said: "While the fourth the percentage growth in TI net sales has

20%, a respectable shown

definite softness quarter over He said the 5-year 12% about estimated 1960 were

$3. 90 to $4. 00 per

billed upturn billed increase in any year throughout the year.

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billed or $. 72 per 1960 net sales for Smith 1959 net sales share. and in 1959 share, , the estimates In presenting for

or approximately

in 1956 were at country. this dividends and preferred after forecast were $46,000,000. outside from to come Net earnings Net earnings in 1956 were billed of net sales growth annual 20% and an average expected are 1960 sales of total Net sales 1960. representing

of approximately 50%.

1

for

taxes

to $233,000,000,

($193,000,000) which after and net earnings $232,000,000 they $6,000,000 from about the company repeated Smith Mr. span technical increased

and engineering)

on average, s total for the company• expenditures

by the company.

balance billed span, 1956-1960 the During countries. other and in seven States other and three in Dallas plants sq ft to 320,000 from increased footage sq ft. 2., 400,000 cities of Tulsa An "alysts and net earnings is not as sharp

in 1960 over and certainly 11

after

as we

1959 will be in an economy

From: Laurence N. Garter News Bureau r-1anager Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy, N.Y., Tel. AShley 2-3000,

Ext. 273

FORRELEASETHURSAM& PMDec. l

Erik Jonsson of Dallas, Instruments

Incorporated,

Texa.s, cha.ir raan of the board of Texas has been named chairr,1an of the Southern Region,

Science Center Fund of Rensselaer Mr. Jonsson•s executive Polytechnic Institute.

appointment was announced today by Sherrod E. Skinner,

vice president

of General Motors Corp., and chairman of the

Fund for the Troy college. Mr. Jonnson is widely known as one of the nation•s He will be responsible

for solicitations

new Center, now uncler construction The Fund seeks t,8,300,000 Subscriptions buildings

to date total in that leading geographical on the Rensselaer

industrialists. area for the

campus.

to build and equip the four buildings. ~:;2,20.5,000.

Construction

of the first

of the center began last year.

Dedication

ceremonies are

two

scheduled for :ivray1961. In concept and design, features

the new classrooms and laboratories evolved from a five-year and teaching effectiveness embody RPI study of ways to increase at the colle ge level teacher in Science and Engineering

fields. In December, 19.59, Mr. and Mrs. Jonnson made a gift to Rensselaer

for the construction

of one building -more-

of $1,000,000

in the center.

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Mr. Jonsson, in announcing the gift, Texas Instruments graduates future extent,the increasing of technolo gically-based

of our schools

of their and the capabilities 11 of young teachers techniques and the instructional of the education they bring to their these young people receive," their professions,

and indeed, to our society."

Mr. Jonnson is a native Aluminum Companyof America. Geophysical Service as president

such as

business

of science and engineering.

used determine both the quality

employers,

11

is dependent on the competence and imagination

"The effectiveness

he said, to a rapidly that declared Inc., in 1951. of Brooklyn.

He began his business

career with

In 1930 he joined a newly-formed company,

which became Texas Instruments

with Mr, Jonnson

He has been chairman of the board since 1958.

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Society

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Corps New York.

is engaged

instrumentation,

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He is a native of Texas

Dartmouth the Roches New Jack for of Mansfield, from He served additional A native Electric General engineering

and manufacture

control from engineering War . strip-chart years. five for in electrical

Instrumentation

group, service engineer sales and district

II and the Korean

development ing industrial Ohio. New York. The design, and northern Rochester, of Technology, World sales a degree

Instrumentation

to provide in Clev eland H eintz A former division's office

an applications

was Berno for Detroit Garden company's the Instruments Texas Engineers to TI's assigned Berno from Sales announces. Manager, Marketing F . Henning, Field Leonard H. Be rno and

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for a non-stop flight to Nice, equipment of Texas Instruments Incorporated. Installation of the equipment of Texas Instruments

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devices countries. The French subsidiary date in Nice Texas Instruments

on the famous

enable electronic where aboard

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TI France subsidiary to begin production for marketing in the European Common company established October engineers French France, France, will date that AT NEW PLANT of precision in the factory and since EQUIPMENT 15 tons installed located AIRLIFTS than airfreighter Market WEDNESDAY

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was ass em bled

plant

Expressway

assembly

of transistors,

manufacturer lines and other of these is the industry's for crating and other and shipment machines semiconductor devices

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and instruments

devices.

and the 630,000

to

Tl is the

sq ft Central largest. The nature of the equipment, and fragile machines, plus production, were prime at TI' s Semiconductor the desire considerations which to bring includes many

the new French

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It is due to arrive Texas

early to become Dotson, Chairman semiconductor the night France

in 1961 with a staff P.

who moved of Texas subsidiary Campbell has appointed General at Nice. Both Dotson and Campbell

Semiconductor-Components

at 6_p. m.

Tuesday. for noon

d'Azur near on Thursday. Airport to begin Dallas two years Limited, will of President serve of TI France natives of Dallas division since its inception. ago a wholly-owned also Director are

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in its Nice employees. to England Instruments Manager Nice production French at Bedford, with the title freighter. scheduled from subsidiary Tl's Field Airways with departure expects of the new French been Dutch of specially-trained of the Board manufacturing at Love at the Cote Instruments Cecil KLM Royal as head General. Mark

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served

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+so 0 c.

of MIL-E-5400D. is

possible tolerated the 3 db over meets range environmental conditions under these small shifts of center ' s passband variation requirements Operation amplifier gain vibration the also the model temperature Mil-spec . circuits

TI ' s S-band 2o96Gc;

2 08 to The unit because since of range frequency is been bas frequency is considerably more can of be larger 2--s~~and Amplifier than required of that by an incoming

characteristics

available upper available components temperature in noise 0 limits signalo this figures and are Within the range design, using presently degrade slightly at on the bandwidth dependent the requiredo company TI 0 s new series of amplifiers are s XD-500 of gallium arsenide as miniaturized 0 Associated series devices 0 such circulator 0 pump frequency attenuator 0 and transistorized For some models availableo and power designed varactor monitor, ferrite level supply company can Texas Instruments the diodeso three-port pump power the with set are supply

also solid-state

pump sourceso The Apparatus develops in the heavy 0 and fields radar manufactures of 0 division of systems missile/space combat 0 subsystems 0 designs and assemblies electronicso

electro-optics,

and undersea warfare. photo showing TI 0 s S-band surveillance, 0

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NOTE TO EDITORi non-degenerate A 5 x 7 glossy parametric amplifier is attached for your useo , Don r,lac i ve r Publ!c R~! ntion s ~an ager Cent r al Mar ketin $ I N ROBERT D

FOR RELE A SE SATURDAY, 24, 1960 DECEMBER

December of Robert C. 23 - (Special)

• The

resignation I Incorporated, Instruments Haggerty. E. P. s resignation is in anticipation of his desire to devote but growing cattle ranching and investment interests time he will remain in the employ of the company and continue and will and have changes will become The TI careers of both been devoted exclusively Agnich joined a degree receiving began to the company's 1960. graduation their after geophysical

in 1951 was made President

Executive from college Vice of Texas of GSI. elected a member Instruments ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX 1079 DALLAS, TEXAS and areas 1956, he On January l, of the Board of Directors . ADAMS 5-3111 crew He served and overseas in domestic President a field with (more) MAILING , or exploration of Minnesota. at the University and supervisor

of GSI and was

Committee

man

GSI in 1937 as a helper-permit

in geology chief as party and Executive men 31, December effective activities. sciences successively Inc. , Service subsidiary; exploration Both Mr. of Geophysical as President to serve geosciences of the company's head operating will become continue TI' s wholly-owned as a of Directors. of the TI Board activities and election J . Agnich of Fred RESIGNS AGNICH J. , FRED of T exas President as a Vice by President today Mr . Dunlap became PRESIDENT to his member after A VICE OFFICERS; CORPORATE attention some earth ELECTED AMONG Jr. Mr . Agnich more INSTRUMENTS Dunlap, announced were TEXAS JR. C. DUNLAP, DALLAS, for E R A T ANNOUNCED CHANGES SA, Dot List

OFFICES GENERAL BUILDING RESEARCH CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500

RELEASE NEWS TWO O R P O C 3C, 3D, 3E, 6C and Black 3B, SC, Don Maciver INSTRUMENTS TEXAS 3A, SB, Distribution~ • CABLE: TEXINS Page two among Changes made At the same a part

of the new division.

company. was made Mr. time, Agni ch I s duties Mr. provinces of all the world's authority on the theory ment Manager General its was Agnich President of the parent elected President of GSI, have frequently him taken into all under oil as an and the manage- exploration of geophysical and techniques which the potential recognized He is widely hemispheres. of oil prospecting and logistics and a Vice was Dunlap in 1959 formed was division

& Instrumentation

Geosciences Tl's When Mr. officers two corporate of climate conditions environmental

and terrain. has

Agnich Mr. Dallas professional organizations had papers of Commerce, of the Dallas Chamber Association.

He is Chairman

of the Executive of the American Greenhill of the of the Dallas Chapter, University and has served on the Advisory Board

of the Dallas

with degrees graduate Dunlap graduate

is a 1934 honor and geography.

in geology study in geology First joining Before Management in Dallas, Alumni Institute Pilot Committee School of Minnesota President of Committee and a member of the Board journals scientific of the Aviation a past Mr. in the published Chairman Vice Affairs, and other Society Geophysical

He is a member

on World Council the Dallas and has interests. professional of his Dallas Society, Geological Geologists, of Petroleum Association in the American active been for

Association, the Deaf.

of Southern Methodist University joining

GSI he spent

a year of · at Harvard. GSI as a computer (more} with a field crew, he became a party Page three among Changes chief in 19 37 and two corporate officers supervisor rn 1943. in 1959.

1949 and President

Award Distinguished Alumni contributions to humanity Mr . Dunlap Society of the Pacific Coast He also is a member

of the American

and the Dallas Geological he served as President Geologists Society.

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Section, of the and President of the of Western in charge

and demonstrable

11 and as President President While the

by SMU with

as Secretary-Treasurer Geophysicists GSI Vice Society. Geophysicists. progress. of GSI in President a Vice

of "significant

in recognition

served

made

he was honored

year

That

and institutional

has of Exploration He was Dallas United Society Geophysical States operations, of Exploration Association of Petroleum

3A, 3B, 3E, Black Dot List.

Distribution:

Don :::::.civ'.?r Public Rol~~!o~s Cen~ r ~l ~~rkcting

Don Maclver INSTRUMENTS TEXAS R A T O D E December

27 - (Sp e cial}

• Elby

Manager, Advanced Technologies, in Central position graduated from service schools electronic his area made was subsidiary & Controls during 1959, World War 23 years in 1936 and He was General. as a Brigadier subsequently ADDRESS : POST OFFICE BOX 1079 included overseas

II and in Korea

in 195 3-54. DALLAS, TEXAS ADAMS 5-31 I 1 several attended assignments a 2-year with of service course Corps Marine after

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MAILING of agencies with

Wood who recently

of TI' s Metals new Research postgraduate included studies His engineering. in the Pacific Academy the U. S. Naval where C. he retired which from Corps

the U. S. Marine

relations In his Central of Tl's activities TI in January, joined Martin Mr. Manager. . Massachusetts at Attleboro, Relations department Wire of the Industrial Manager Military Richard He succeeds

the U. S. Government.

from the company's coordinate will and also Marketing marketing for

he will be responsible

Laboratories been he has where division Components

the Semiconductor-

Staff to Central transfers Martin Mr. Marketing. President, Vice Instruments of Texas Marketing Staff

by S . T. Harris,

today announced was Incorporated, as Marketing appointment Martin's DALLAS, TECHNOLOGIES ADVANCED FOR MANAGER MARKETING NAMES INSTRUMENTS RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR RELEASE NEWS TEXAS R P O C I N

OFFICES GENERAL BUILDING RESEARCH CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500

CABLETEXINS in service

B-on Maci ver Te~as In~tru~ents

Sue Moore Incorpor at ed LEMMON 6000 INSTRUMENTS TEXAS 7-5411 FLEETWOOD AVENUE, DALLAS , P. 0 . Box 7045, 9, TEXAS CABLE , TEXINS INCORPORATED DIVISION APPARATUS DALLAS, December industrial market DEPARTMENT INSTRUMENTS APPARATUS DIVISION new department serving ) --A 28--(Special established Incorporated in its Apparatus division. Department, it will concentrate Products electronics and Department, Surveillance 1 po ration s technical experience to the industrial Typical Department plant are the new department and will basis

an international

on

use

of the entire

cor-

and new technolo-

market. now being

engine torquemeters, burner "on -li ne 11 transistorized tool numerica off er services existing in applying products automatic will maximum make of the division's manager former

by W. R. Bailey,

Headed include engine Special controls. industrial power Designated on aircraft the Instruments by Texas has been gies FORMED PRODUCTS NEW SPECIAL IN TEXAS RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR RELEASE NEWS produced controls. process in the Special temperature Industrial contro Products controls, and control products l s as well l controls. more as machine Department 2---New W. department head, came to Texas se:rved as Assistant Chief Engineer for and later as Manager

of the Surveillance

S. degree in electrical engineering R. Bailey, 1950 and has Department a B. holds Mr. Succeeding ment is Dr. L. D. Strom, 1951 and has Branch and as Acting Ph.D. degrees He also tively.

and manufactures

undersea engineering division systems

electro-optics,

of Texas

radar,

warfare.

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Research He earned his B. S., from Iowa State M. S. and respec York University. designs, develops, and New in the fields combat Studies University, of Texas Instruments in Instruments in the Product and s ubsys terns heavy Depart Engineer Polytechnic Brooklyn attended Texas the University and University, The Apparatus electronics, Engineer. Chief in electrical Methodist Southern Chief as Assistant served A&:M. Texas of the division's joired Strom Dr. Department.

and Development

He Department. from manager previously the Missiles

of the Surveillance

as Manager Bailey 1n Instruments space of missile/ surveillance, and

• ..· ~,....,~-:-:~~

" 1960 I Jan. 14

C-2 Bomarc For Telemetry High Compact, TI Awarded New Radar TI Combines

20

25

--------------------Feb.

2 13 19

to TI Boeing contract hicle ..e V ce Sµ.t Centaur System Telemetry Contract $4. 5 Million Radar dept. formed Rectifiers P-N-P-N

Hal Mayer Hal Mayer Hal Mayer Hal May~r Hal Mayer ,J. Gerard

resistors silicon Sensistor region office Dale v. Ness-Wash. 11 Program Missile Bumblebee" TI contract Coast Guard awards

Chas .1-4c1ough D.A, S e nter '

------------

OHMIC Extended Ness Named Working Engineers Coast Guard Awards 1 ED ILM -?..~~ S LISTIM!CROF R~LEASE NEW j Tommy Kelly Wilson

TI Annual Report Its TI Continues ESCO E. F. Casey ESCO Sales 9 link data D. A. Senter Microwave 21 New Broadband b Hal Mayer TI to develop Nike Displays Texas Instruments ,.,. Networks Solid Circuit TI~nnounces ·C. Clou~h Silicon Sensors of Line Entire C. Clough rectifiers Silicon controlled TI Adds Three Clou~h C. Mesa Transistors New General-Purpose C. Clough Silicon Diodes Two New Controlled _

l~o~u~g~h .c~e~d C.;;;_.~C~ ~e:__a_n_n_o~u~n-:

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Mar ·. 6

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<

,,, 'Y " Apr.

I ,i£ted Security Temperature New Digital Names TT TT Awarded TI Airborne

,~8 13 18 19 Jlj 4 ( Line of R. Yf...Snio({s 1 , \4°' M Complete

3 5 10 13 15 18 17

24 I ESCO Appoints TI Names GSI

TI Officer TI Introduces 2 Given TI - IBM TI Co-Founder TI Tntroctu ces Sa] es Export

G-i.f-t Silicon transistors for industrial

ESCO B, W. Snipes -Sa] es Mgr Radar Mapping Systems system Readout Temp. &Pressure ,

M~g,...r_. 0. F. Henning -GTD M..~rk.~-.... Signal conditioning Pershing Radar System Michi~an

Mgr EJ ectroui c ,T. F, Rago er Sa] es Eugr E, H, Tlrquba rt-Staff TEXTN Analyst Security Philadelphia far tunnel diodes Curve Tracer & Donald P, Venker Brock Fred A. TI-IBM Si~n New Agreement I T Mr, &Mrs, McDermott-M RilcGrdeFo Strip-Chart "r~H:ti-riter" SalesMgr. Export Anthony Amcrnte

C.. Cloug~ ESCO D. A. Senter

Tomroy Wilsao n__

s__o i l__ -m_y,.__W T~o.;;,;m= ____ · Hal, Mayer Hal Mayer .. R. J; Mitchell

.,,.

ESCO Tommy Wilson Bob Alexander Tommy Tommy

.Wi1 :.on Wi 1son ,/ Tammy Tommy WiJ sou Wilson .

Cont'd. GSI Information Fourney Named Industries Electronics Loren PrestonNamed TI Announces

SONIC & TEXIN Dave Eonrney -App. -L.A. Office Shepherd-Joyce-ETA office Loren Preston-Wash, 2N706A - sDicon mesa switcher

27 IBM First GS! Information TI Gets IBM 7070 delivery Student Cooperative IBM 7070 Accepted 1 15

GSI Information

FAA Increases William Edward ASR -4 B adar 24 27 30 June 13 14 July August 1 3 11 Q~ 23 22 23 15 30 26 October L 1 4 5 12 Plan Dickson-Madrid

R. J. Hanschen-Mkt.

" Mgr. Course

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C, Cl ongb

TI Appoints Enr ollrn ent Still DALLAS Magazine Ellwood E. Cook TI Reports TI Electronic Little Sophisticated TI Announces New S-Band First TI TI Announces New Germanium TI Announces TI Extends the Full Line of TI Announces New s-;eand Erik Jonsson

Govt. Contracting TI History Ellwood E. Cook-Dayton Otr. sales 1st half-2nd ECHO I ., ECHO I Satellite Amplifiers Parametric S-Band Preselector Show PNP Silicon Mesa-Wescon Transistor "Mesa" Silicon Switching Mesa Trans. UHF Communications Diode Mesa Computer Diode -310KMC Varactor Microwave silicon mesa trans. Small-signal Amps. of "arametric Availability filt~r Preselector Fund Raising Campaign

TI To Supply J. Erik Jonsson GSI Information Metappa N. Y. Campaign New Remote Control New Integrating TI Introduces

-Sky bolt Missile Timing Systems -Rensselaer Trustee Dr, Richard A. Geyer Holland Plant at Almelo, Campaign Give-A-Buck New control unit -I. A. Show " Recorder Strip-Chart Versions Flush-fyfounting

TI Announces Project Army's Staff TI Technical TI Gets

in France Subsidiary Anti-Missile Nike-Zeus

• Arlington

series Lecture Air Force Contract

P, 13 7 Sue Moore E Walter Haggerty F. Joyce Jetter ta Tlers Walter au One Shat F. Joyce Charity Foundation .,. , Sue Moore

Hal Mayer Hal Mayer C. Clough C. Clough C. Clough c. Clough

c. Clough Hal Mayer Hal Mayer , Hal Mayer Tommy Wilsen II II it II ., / / Drive ,., .,,,,

R . .T. Mitchell

Oct. ry~ nber ,_______ Cont'd. 13 W.R. Anderson

W . R. Anderson-Bob

Sue Moore

Pettit-Wash.

29 nted 7 _w N_e____________

___,,...._ of TI President Dr. Lloyd V. Berkner TI Officer Erik Jonsson New Disc Type

film resistors H_a3:d-glas s carbon

• New York

Analysts Security Research

• Graduate

Berkner Analysts Tulsa Security Polytechnic Jonsson-Rensselaer thermostat heater Line voltage

December 1 5 6 9 14 18 21 23 27 28

of Internally Methods TI Opens TI Establishes Two TI Names . T~ TI Airlifts Two TI Student Mil Spec Broadband, Two Changes TI Names New Special

compressors Hermetic Hills in Wellesley office Sales Res. $1,000 Award for Chemical s -Geoscience Gilmore Berno & r.ded cautr act- ~awa to France equip ng Manufacturi Two SMU Engineers-scholarships A family of broadband Resigns C-Dunlap-Agnich Robert Tech. Elby Martin-Advanced Prod. Dept. App. Div. -Special

.,

,,,Bob Roth Bob Roth Sue Moore Tommy

Wilson J-- M.elcm.i. Hal Mayer Sue Moore '