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J°2!7Sl Dallas ~ TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED CORPORATE OFFICES, RESEARCH BUILDING • 13500 NORTH CENTRAL NEWS RELEASE TO NEW POSITION OF SENIOR DALLAS, April .. Texas the new position

• (Special)

of Senior role of its outstanding staff as first are: Scientist scientists appointees, They is designed technical rather than invitation and based R. particularly position In December, 1958, the position was appointed

to fill it.

formally the Corporate Corporate Research to that Associate of Laboratory Engineering activity. Laboratory Laboratory; Dr. Petritz R. L. This within are of scientists whose

-management

Associate was created the highest ranking efforts recently activity, Sangster J. of the Semiconductor R. the position Macdonald Research Re search ADDRESS, POST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 22. TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 Laboratory; • CABLE, &

of the Physics

(more) MAILING were

as its incumbent.

TI' s Corporate

Dr. management. development established Research with Dr. is by administrative & Engineering Director Directors staff of Research Central Research than is primarily of TI technical represents rather King Walters. or company Appointment for eminent for technical choice which announced. predominantly designated in work Scientist When Tl's Jones by personal successful sequence and essential and Dr. by a committee sequence.

It is equivalent

who, established E. judgment C. Sangster retitled Morton on unanimous of the Senior has of its technical the company in the advancement was Dr. scientists of TI' s advancement

responsibility. and Dr.

for INSTRUMENTS members managerial, Establishment are Andrychuk, AT TEXAS three TEXAS RELEASE

the achievements

today. in and are preferences DALLAS. Incorporated to recognize

it was announced

remain stage Instruments selected request, the second SCIENTIST and has Dr.· Dmetro The position

• FOR IMMEDIATE

3 NAMED 2 EXPRESSWAY TEXINS Page two scientists 3 senior Dr. Andrychuk, who received of Toronto, heads

Dr. University Laboratory.

His analytical

internationally

recognized. He also spectroscopy to Tl's analyses. Primarily a physicist and supporting equipment. spectroscopy. Prior

with the Leeds

& Northrup Alkali to joining and with the National E. Morton of the team which Technology Consultant a member Jones, the first developed Department for the application grown has been technologies for his achievements develo.per of a theory which explains within

semiconductors.

Dr. Jones scientific journals and is active staff since Silicon Engineering, Manager, to device production. device impurity He is widely technology and is co diffusion mechanisms published He has as a committee member of national the

he is responsible

where patents. (more) is the Following seven holds 1953 and part Laboratory. Division non-classical with the of Canada. transistor, silicon Products

in semiconductor

recognized research junction acting

in the Transistor

of advanced Council Research in the Semiconductor he recently appointment of Tl's Research Scientist associated had been of journals was a Senior Andrychuk and previously Corporation Company Dr. TI in 1957_, Dr.

instrumentation

in various extensively bent, with an analytical spectroscopic

of sophisticated

He has published and leadership technology contribution in the development Planar are spectrum emission with refining is credited the Research of the Materials

of the Raman·.

in the field

• an outstanding

he has pioneered Mesa W. H. Clingman in 1949 from in physics Section Methods investigations material present degree the Physical

in semiconductor

Diamond his Ph.D. and Dr. \ high level to a very Laboratory; Laboratory. Research of the Energy Research

of the Materials

T. S. Burkhalter

in professional Page three 3 senior scientists societies. His Ph.D. degree, which 1953 by the California Institute of Technology. Dr. King Walters heads

is in chemistry

Magnetic Research Laboratory. He has technology in the

of semiconductor

areas and low temperature physics. magnetic investigations resonance and for liquid received his helium Ph.D. postdoctoral research extensively in physics Dr. magnetic degree made Resonance significant the in Physics to science

and to TI' s

paramagnetism in solids, has received wide for studies. from

and is active

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granted physics, in low-temperature journals within contributions

of mechanically

in physics Research was surface Walters property and physics, damaged Prior semiconductor to joining Duke University, physics. Dr.

in professional

recognition Walters surfaces TI in 1957, where has societies. he also his he performed published Don Gobin • 5012 BOX POST OFFICE 5-3111 ADAMS INSTRUMENTS TEXAS 22, TEXAS DALLAS CABLE, TEXI NS

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• The

6 (Special) version of the popular has been announced porated. This Registration the JEDEC carries series rectifier Instruments Incor- No" 2N681A through of Texas division by the Components controlled silicon Series 2N689 all-diffused improved of a new, availability through 2N681 RECTIFIER CONTROLLED SILICON SERIES

NEW 2N681A-2N689A

ANNOUNCES INSTRUMENTS TEXAS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NEWS 2N689A. 2N681A The and offers significant all meets Series 150 Amps 75 Amp 2 sec.

to 150 Amp 2 sec,

Average 16 Amps maximum from leakage specified

at 1 ma maximum

specified at all temperatures anteed on the

guaranteed at 200V /µsec

2N681A parameter@ minimum The

at 125°c. with both

Series. gate maximum and types Types 2N681A 2N688A minimum. (more} has been in increased from current and minimum has been added through 2N687A and 2N689A are and Forward maximum. firing has at 65°C current been

at 4 ma to 6. 5 ma have

dV / dt capability 125°c. forward to 18 Amps specified previously currents reverse rectified has been Series 2N681 rating current

The 1 2 t rating

to 250 Amps. from increased surge The improvements. creased been of previous specifications has been values tightly guar- as an additional are specified

specified at l00V /µsec

News Release 2N681A Series

• Pg.

Informed specifications process, sources on the improved The TI sales 2N681A device Instruments Series design are controlled is also of capacitors, diodes, tantalum film engaged rectifiers, Instruments stated that were possible because and tight process controls. available

and distributors

of silicon thin at Texas new SCR units engineers manufacture Texas 2 in off-the from rectifiers, coast

-shelf

resistors,

circuits.

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IMMEDIATE FOR NEWS RELEASE INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED DALLAS, April 10 - (Special) Leonard Maguire, one of its carbon TI entered the resistor business deposited resistors, his efforts on new product development the time and expense To avoid of nolo pleas entered pleas These and Mr. the company Court open were TI $15,000 at Dayton, Ohio, fined TI always has had a firm belief and its policy is and has laws.

TI' s intensified

efforts antitrust and assure on all of its employees commended

by the court.

MAILING ADDRESSPOST OFFICE BOX 5474 to comply been over compliance • -olQLAS of free in the principles 22. the years • ADAMS against strictly to impress 5-3111 • and enterprise with the this laws with the antitrust TEXAS them. $1,000. Maguire and Mr. against

the U. S. District

when today Maguire The actions

of the charges.

competition concentrating TI and Mr. to the charges concluded Maguire of the division.

of long litigation,

an admission do not constitute is one of was the manager in the Components (no contest) contendere

it is an important

He is currently 7 to mid-1961. mid-195 from department resistor of in the pricing department Maguire Mr. of TI. departments product the smaller and of companies a number in 1955 and although the resistor TEXAS DALLAS. Instruments laws of the antitrust resistors. of carbon among were employees, • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL 1962 Texas

• In January

deposited producer NORTH 13500 with violation charged

and individuals

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TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED DIVISION

APPARATUS

11--(Special}--

that it will develop a new type a contract valued at more than Clearance Radar Subsystem Systems follows an intensive design aerospace firms. A successful essential subsystem navigation multi-purpose will program result major of the nation's several among competition Ohio, Base, Force Air Aero- Command's Systems at Wright-Patterson Division nautical in 1964. late Force

by the Air

contract of this Award of the Terrain Prototypes be delivered will on Force the Air for radar of airborne

$1. 25 million.

announced Incorporated Instruments Texas April DALLAS, INSTRUMENTS TO TEXAS AWARDED CONTRACT DEVELOPMENT RADAR DOLLAR MILLION RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR RELEASE NEWS today TEXAS DALLAS, • AVENUE LEMMON 6000 of a in the development Force of Air to the majority aircraft. tactical for equipment radar of airborne supplier work started

in 1957 on a radically

The contract announced today Instruments of Texas division The Apparatus a major has been design the past 15 years. First kind of terrain avoidance different is an outgrowth of continuing work radar. in that

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PER INITIAL • DALLAS. TEXAS RELEASE QUARTERLY CASH SHARE

• At the annual

of Directors of Texas shareholders' meeting cash dividend of 20 ¢ per share of common

to shareholders

of record May 1, 1962. Instruments today, the Board was Stock became listed Jons son, Chairman the first meeting Incorporated This Common EXPRESSWAY FOR IMMEDIATE DECLARES DIVIDEND CENTRAL cash following declared dividend of the Board the annual an initial quarterly stock payable June 1, 1962, to be declared since TI Exchange in on the New York Stock

0 c to be r 19 S 3.

J. although capital E. the company will expenditures engineering, and high the action financial continued levels had been substantial of research, taken indicated in view that, requirements development of the for and company's strong

condition. All officers

William have of the Board, J. Roche, an Assistant of the Company Associate Counsel were re-elected

by the Board.

of the Company, was elected Secretary.

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INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED FOR IMMEDIATE NEWS RELEASE FINANCIAL 18 - (Special) Texas Instruments Incorporated sales billed and earnings While acknowledging Haggerty expressed Mr. on "more

than the moderately

Earnings after based share 60/; per quarter of I 962 were year,

-- a confidence two quarters.

of the last

or $2,411,000, with net sales outstanding shares I 961. than for future progress 1962

of $57,483,000.

billed share or 59/; per of 1961, quarter the first or 951:. per of $3,773,000, earnings With mounting price

in 1961 1 s second

share

in the third During

1961 TI shipped

pointed

outstanding.

shares

• 000 and 65/; per

or 171:.per $689,000 to the low of the year, out, sales and with less dollars adding that physical 40% more over the price than 5o/oincrease which pressures than in 1960 for product in cost, produced this (more) MAILING common quarter. the same practically fell to $2,601 and net of $58,977,000 on 3,929,226 share common and then quarter billed TI had sales earnings pressures, share Haggerty and

of $6 I, 286, 000.

billed For

of $2, 383,.000,

outstanding

then

on 3, 944• 575 shares

stock of common taxes after 1961 earnings

with fourth·-quarter

compared These sales meeting competitive very encouraging on 3,945,613 stock of common that in Tl's for the first taxes today confidence complete his 1,000 higher be another 1962 would that than told more be moderately I 962 should for RELEASE FOR annual at their shareholders TEXAS DALLAS. AND EARNINGS E. Haggerty P.

• President

April DALLAS, GAIN IN SALES MODERATE ANTICIPATES TI PRESIDENT • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500 • BUILDING RESEARCH OFFICES: CORPORATE ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 22. TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE: TEXINS Mr. anomaly 11 Page two TI first-quarter sales and earnings of the company's in most existed for example, began as the year so severe were areas.

fuel activities,

"In our nuclear pressures

business

he said •. "Yet

the efforts of our employees 50 per cent more product per out over Mr. Haggerty across volume loss, we actually estimated that a severe of suffering

the competitive

price loss seemed that a sizeable there were that they turned so effective instead As a result, than in 1960. employee inevitable, b_roke even." the first during the company as a whole 11 "while

was approximately

physical of 1962, Tl's 15% above the 1961 quarter

average. "Further, are

in keeping more much he added, our first quarter results approximate Because a larger proportion than resulted from operations outside prevail, the company's Thus, than Haggerty said,

of 4. 2% on sales

billed, usual, a return Mr. Recalling share overall were that lower and now to illustrate and profit Tl's Mr. were 1958 our net sales billed In 1958 we earned $6,000,000; compared advances over and at year-end $92,000,000 in 1961, (more) in which compared $9,400,000. 11 tax rates average more favorable represents of $2,411,000 taxes year recent Haggerty fundamental

"In 1958 we had 7, 500 people,

after lower year. 1962 earnings quarter was somewhat tax rate average where States the United last quarter.

of 1961 's fourth

of TI' s first

usual

1958 was the most

than in 1961, those they today,

than they were

in volume with the increase continuing are pressures price earnings Tl's the company per of then the period. 17,500.

1961 almost to last

year's Our total assets In $233,200,000. were 11 Page three TI first-quarter sales and earnings TI has

-

more

importantly,

broad

and deliberately

that to components Haggerty Mr. A new bonded combines expected and quantity of the of products, which as well as services TI' s products range which are materials complex from and services of the company's breadth introduced and ~nclude on the most based of steel

and conductivity

TI a strong competitive position 1958 since introduced lines: product by the Metals the elasticity to give

an extraordinarily

TI has kind of technology, competent material spring and quality

accomplishments."

these

of the present

as illustrative

earnings Today, systems, cited of billings, its customers. the most

kind of technical

sophisticated in the breadth spectrum require and military industrial which it serves in terms not just big company, a good, with which products share, $20 per in 1958. share become but, and assets at year-end

and was $82,500,000

at the end of 1961 was above

share

common

with $7. 87 per

compared 11 per equity Tl's 1961.

to $45,000,000,

$16,500,000

from

in 1958 was $25,600,000

equity Shareholders' grew depreciation, net after equipment, and plant and our property,

to $46,200,000,

$18,100,000 from expanded capital Our working

to $128,000,000,

had grown

in 1958 and in 1961 these

$53,800,000 operation & Controls of copper and which is spring

in the $50,000,000

flat and volume of resistors; market. A line of tantalum capacitors; a broadened including silicon expanded rectifier lines, rectifiers required by the automotive controlled industry. (more) line rectifiers and high current .. Page four TI first-quarter sales and earnings A new silicon in silicon

its capabilities

the Micro/Gin material, device a 3-hour or more

for conventional

very

promises

high reliability

and high yield not previously thought in production with in silicon transistor possible lines. product now selling in volumes molecular electronics which followed

by demonstrations

are which TI exhibited the first manufactured, tested Mr. of another program complexity and lower

New guidance, programmers,

timers Atlas to Skybolt The new Shrike expressed more offering cost Sig,nal Corps and after the opinion missile equipment inch, for which from TI was named (more) digital IO-ounce to think decreased electronics). molecular microwave ranging to be designed, reliability,

for U. S. missile

programs

ever

it would be difficult

that called contract, an Air Force receiving of increased promise

electro-optics,

and space

in 1957,

to the Air Force,

-- a 6. 3 cubic

and instrumentation

in

of

than the approach

telemetry, (Tl 1 s work the results electronics

and demonstrated

Haggerty computer. month. 1961, networks,

1958 of working

molecular major in October, began nine months just introduced of the networks led to the creation

and development,

1961, In October, Navy. per of thousands in late research company-paid networks

51 semiconductor

The new Series from and new planar-snowflake process the new epitaxial using

for standardization

possibilities to a week in contrast to test start devices. A new transistor which and packaging mechanization design, TI combined development whose from cycle manufacturing to produce structure called diode and radar, display, programs ranging Centaur prime to Apollo. electrunics contractor Page five TI first-quarter sales and earnings and which 111 am tens bring the growth 1961, he said, ranging science projects signals at the bottom Mr. Haggerty

than $1,000,000 four

were in 1961 for established sciences. and for space

and space seismic

to monitoring surface of the moon's study from Haggerty Mr.

in hand for work in earth

were

contracts

that will

to TI. 11 sciences,

.in the earth had been up for missilery year per opens contract this

for oceanography

and geophysics,

physics At year-end of TI 1 s efforts new set of customers said that an entirely earth billed in sales weapons, attack electronics of complete field of dollars of millions "that said, Mr. Haggerty in the entire Reviewing solid 11 convinced, opportunities one of the Navy 1 s major to become is expected

of the ocean. said

made were to 41 in 1961, agencies, government from had increased annually sales to whom of customers that the number of whom of more

18 in 1958, of whom government

six were agencies. In conclusion, 11 1 have Mr. said: Haggerty in my discussion desired

of us in Tl's

are management my ability why those to compete

in our industry.

We know we have

from

which

we can continue

to grow steadily sales billed and average used which the best assets

of our competitors.

competitive,

and the almost

The industry explosive

to the best

with you to demonstrate

(more) of our ability so confident now achieved a solid and with a rate of return base broad favorably

on both with

will compare

very

is and always

has been intensely opening of the whole of world

to international

Page six TI first-quarter sales and earnings trade

will not make

developed short make three steadily

it any less

us an enormously

years

ago.

and we have

We intend size be well above will continue All members J. E. Jonsson, Executive C. J. where company today and that broad that when another decade

and that not only will our ranking but that our performance of our competitors.

of Directors were They are: President;

Cecil H. Green,

Vice President

• Finance

8t Communications;

Jordan MacVeagh, Partn.er, Davis 8t Harrison, Polk V. Berkner, Wardwell President, Inc., Management Sunderland Graduate Cha.irman of the

Vice President; E. · G. Ackerman,

Consultants; 8t Kiendl, Research of 11 re-elected. McDermott,. to grow in in terms E. Haggerty, Stevenson, base a has passed, Eugene Member, base

than we were

of the Board;

P.

Senior

and the broad

to use that strength

with the best of the Board strength capable company to rate Committee; Lawj and Lloyd more

.it is today,

Chairman

Thomsen,

The overall

evei"y confidence

we will be a good deal bigger

profits so. Attorneys Center Ewen-,C. at of the Southwest, Inc. NOTE: See attached statement of TI first-quarter A complete text of Mr. Haggerty's remarks sales and earnings. will be available on request. Ol ~ ,:, p,, 1-4 p,, ......... (1) ... Ol 11 (i.Q ~(l)

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-1961

1962 First Earned per common share dividends before preferred Earned after

per common share dividends preferred before Fourth $ Quarter .60 .59 .60 $ Quarter . 17 . 17 Second $ First Quarter • 66 . 65 $ Quarter . 96 . 95 $58,977,000 $61,286,000 $52,077,000 $60,883,000 4,663,000 5,036,000 1,574,000 5,545,000 7,737, 000 2,411,000 2,383,000 689,000 2,601,000 3,773,000 3,945,613 3,944,575 3,941,463 3,935,494 3,929,226 I income Net profit after income taxes and before dividends preferred Number I .61 $57,483,000 Sales Net profit taxes $ Quarter Third 11 (IQ INCORPORATED TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ESTIMATED FIRST QUARTER EARNINGS of common shares

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INCORPORATED TEXAS INSTRUMENTS DIVISION SERVICES SCIENCE Bank Building 900 Exchange 35, Texas Dallas F. Alexander Robert FL 7-4311

1962 April 20, For Immediate Release

TO DISCUSS TI EXPERTS

• GEOGRAPHIC

GEOLOGIC APPLICATIONS RADAR - INFRARED

papers, Lopik, will deal terrain

characteri.stics

for photos tactical military map contract Under department Beach, Florida, M. Allen can play J. R. Van devices to record formed the basis Now, however, work is devices to increase by a in the determination of terrain char- and of infrared 23. applications. reconnaissance operations. making on April and Dr. Feder

electromagnt::t1c

and individual to the U.S. radar in the design, important functions. The contract is one of several the Air Force, Agency Army Sjgnal installation earth for International Supply Agency, Tl's of Engineers, Corps Army is as sis ting these Foundation, in Miami Association

s and trafficability.

acteristic perform the American and commercial electronics the part degree before

oi multi-sensor

on the use rapidly papers military aerial progressing for the use with In the past, for most Services by Dr.

to be presented

Both great Hotel at the Saxony of Geographers Science present will Incorporated Instruments of Texas division of the

representatives

-- Two

DALLAS science and testing projects Development, and Coast

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Geosciences of equipment TI is performing National and Geodetic Science Survey. to Ralph Atmar TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED 3609 BUFFALO APPARATUS NEWS SPEEDWAY DIVISION • HOUSTON, April of pressure has TEXAS PRODUCTS GROUP FOR INSTRUMENTS SECONDARY 23 - (Special) been announced ANNOUNCES PRESSURE for by the Industrial Products Apparatus Division. quartz technology, the Secondary Pressure Bourdon tube is completely free which TI Secondary manometer sensitive Utilizing Pressure

• avoids

Standard inconvenience tubes have full deflections are scale digitally Standard is faster presented

and a resolution

Secondary Pressure Standard than an over-all resolution may and more of Texas Instru- unique experience in a fused-quartz relaxation, accurate from and fatigue. than

of oil and mercury.

on a counter

a mercury

Pressure

30 to 100 degrees

readout

of 1 x 1 o- 3 degree.

limited Group creep, ranging be fed into RELEASE measurement incorporates of hysteresis, deflections the precise Instruments and hazard

of ± 2 x 10 -3 degree

give Texas IMMEDIATE FUSED-QUARTZ STANDARD

• A new instrument

ments, Tube HOUSTON, RELEASE TEXAS The • INDUSTRIAL a recording only by the amount with The

a repeatability

signal instrument, from the which will

of amplification

by the recorder.

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MAILING ADDRESS, POST OFFICE BOX 66027 • HOUSTON 6, TEXAS • JACKSON 6-1411 • of rotation. CABLE, TEXINS provided The tube is read forces on the sensitive A single may instrument possible by applying readout. Tubes full scale. The Industrial development recorders, are be used industrial to indicate Group absolute of the capsule for the particular to provide available

and manufacture

Deflection effects. temperature induces no friction or gage pressure or re- element. the constant Products is one of the most quartz which a method optically- substitution

to 500 psi by a simple

from is largely Standard Pressure Fused tube.

and is free

known materials elastic of the Bourdon chart Bourdon

to the fused-quartz

attributable

active

of the TI Secondary

performance exceptional perfect Fused-Quartz Announces Standard Texas Instruments Pressure Secondary Page 2 ranges of the Apparatus of test control element. enclosed in use element from Division 500 psi This is made to the digital to 32 inches is engaged vacuum from of mercury in the design, strip- systems

and instruments,

industrial

systems

and instruments,

and geophysical

equipment.

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. Don Maclver Public Relations Hanager Central Mar~eting Don Gobin TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED NORTH 13500 RELEASE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS April controlled rectifier announced today The Turned device and improved sistors are to the 10 amp in DC circuitry design reliability for TI recently considerable in many much being the contract silicon gate control other twelve competition with applications in many pulse

on and off by a current

provide will a design relays replace reduction erable have will new device it will the SCR, 10 amp speed was TI said manufacturers. conversion. power from resulted contract semiconductor The high was Administration and Space Incorporated. Instruments by Texas of a silicon for the development Aeronautics for the National SWITCH CONTROL GATE 10 AMP contract of a major of a high-voltage, development major NEW ANNOUNCES 23 - Receipt DALLAS, The RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE NEWS switch. TEXAS 22, DALLAS • 5012 DIVISION COMPONENTS for BOX P. 0. • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL found in present of to the gate and offers a consid SCR/DC applications. in circuit de sign simplicity and efficiency

DC applications

where SCR s and power control switch more many

DC applications

supply of types tran- used. announced device required a 5 amp silicon

for the NASA

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gate contract. that is similar Versailles Attleboro• & Black Dot Houston Distribution: Dallas, Don Maclver INSTRUMENTS· TEXAS INCORPORATED MERIT Eric C. Savolainen, student at Attleboro

(Massachusetts)

J. Adcock, student at Hillcrest (Dallas, Foundation Merit William Instruments Texas

is the son of Mr.

Eric as an applied career have Savolainen is Chief Engineer & Controls, Inc. it was competition, 8 Hazelwood Avenue, 6825 Joyce A. Adcock, Willis Way, and plans University, at Brown a department of TI 1 s Metals Dr. Adcock is Manager of the Integrated and treasurer and has been an alternate member manager team

and was on the art

staff at Dallas. division is a member He has been Mr. Instruments. Metals in Tl 1 s Components club. at Texas employed at Attleboro. division Honor of the National council of the student of the school baseball team, Society and treasurer member

He was a delegate

of the yearbook.

at his POST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 22. TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 • school of the science of the swimming to Boy 1 s State (more) ADDRESS, Rhode Providence, in the Industrial Eric MAILING won engineer. also are students of both group AWARDED mathematician. The fathers Circuits School, University, at Brown

in mathematics,

He will major

Dallas.

High

Unto Savolainen,

and Mrs.

is the son of Dr.

William and Corporation. as an astronautical a career and plans Island, School, Scholarship in engineering He will major Attleboro. Texas) High in national and Mrs. 1962 FOUNDATION Scholarships Merit by the National today announced 25, TEXAS SONS OF TI EMPLOYEES ADCOCK, J. AND WILLIAM C. SAVOLAINEN TO ERIC DALLAS. INSTRUMENTS BY TEXAS SPONSORED SCHOLARSHIPS April Wednesday, (CST) 5: 30 P. M. release For ADVANCE: • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500 • BUILDING RESEARCH OFFICES, CORPORATE CABLE, TEXINS in .. Page two Merit scholarships won first William are award programs and has served oil painting and studying space science. in mathematics at the and attended the National Science Methodist University in 1961. Southern Scouts of America, tennis

and handball. Texas

The Instruments Incorporated components, defense geophysical exploration and applies its Texas capabilities Instruments Attleboro, Massachusetts; It employs nearly 18,000 fuel companies in the earth manufacturing persons plants Kentucky, in all of its

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metals,

in Dallas and in seven

operations. electronic electrical its It contracts throughout to the problems sciences include and other and cores. elements Boy Texas awards. clad at 577, His hobbies devices systems, to petroleum Versailles, Post these sponsors electronic and nuclear has in Explorer semiconductor manufactures services seminar Churchmen. Young Science Regional 1962 Dallas mathematics

He is active

Foundation.

and industrial

controls,

and thermostatic

Foundation's

and in the Episcopal

Instruments as treasurer swimming in YMCA His hobbies

of the HiY Club.

Fair active been He has 1961. the Free defense. of national and Houston, other world Texas; countries. 4r Atmar Ralph TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED • DIVISION APPARATUS GROUP PRODUCTS INDUSTRIAL RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR RELEASE NEWS TEXAS HOUSTON, • SPEEDWAY BUFFALO 3609

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Instruments Incorporated Sun Oil Company has by Texas stalled by Venezuelan The

new installations

push button line oil pumps pres sor s, booster The internal flow engines which stopped by engine started and metering system measures platform. A test compensate for in well differences wide The installation is safeguarded cally monitored alarm This units. control sequence rate automatic range changing system system with telemeters platform and, when malfunction occurs, prints and date and initiates corrective central action. 125 automati- more than station status out the change to the in conditions,

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ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 66027 • HOUSTON 6, TEXAS • JACKSON to features testing. during productivity A to the operator's flow by an alarm points. of oil through the flow and telemeters provides system metering com- air as generators, maintain pumping are of pipe 35 miles digital combustion six main pumps. water and cooling pumps such equipment of auxiliary and a variety are Included system. of the operation and unattended start-up providing status, automatic 3 to fully 2 and Stations Flow add pro automated day. per

230, 000 barrels

than to more duction of fully the capacity increased operated facilities Maracaibo Lake at the in- recently equipment control electronic New

25 - (Special)-

April HOUSTON, 6-1411 • CABLE. TEX/NS operator time, I s New Texas Electronic Page 2 Instruments Controllers adds The new installation No. 1 on which Texas TI major Other New Mexico and Western and utility These control of test systems equipment, are systems which to that equipment has control are in operation system of Sun's for in operation been in Texas, installations on similar Station Flow production process Group of TI' s applications. produced by the Industrial Products is engaged in the design, development

and instruments,

a!ld industrial

equal supervisory Canada monitoring Division, Apparatus control Instruments two years. control capacity additional control industrial systems

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strip

chart

recorders,

and instrumentation.

and manufacture geological

Don t,lac Iver

Manager Public Relations Central hlarketing Atmar Ralph INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED FOR May Apparatus Division, has frequency recorders recently a wide selection frequency and sensitivity single-channel need for low-cost exist. The recorder 50mm grid width, The Model P lMAH added to its new line of medium miniature recorder which

can be tailored

Model

PlMAH

of galvanometers

Instruments, of Texas Group The new portable introduced, to match designated instrument where recording signal a heated stylus is furnished with standard sec and can also 55mm/ sec, An optional feature be obtained for with special

is a continously

speeds chart adjustable already chart having of either 1, 2, ranging up to drive from speeds chart d-c motor sec,

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ADDRESSPOST OFFICE BOX 66027 • HOUSTON 6. TEXAS • JACKSON 6-1411 • the supplies on a roll recording single to fulfill is designed and power conditioners utilizes 1 0mm/ MAILING any requirement. 4, or 5 to 50mm/ RECORDER LINE CUSTOMIZED RECORDER recorder a customized RELEASE IMMEDIATE Products Industrial

• The

9 - (Special) HOUSTON, features GROUP PRODUCTS INDUSTRIAL

ADDS LOW -COST INSTRUMENTS TO ITS NEW MEDIUM-FREQUENCY

The TEXAS HOUSTON, RELEASE NEW PRODUCT TEXAS • DIVISION APPARATUS • SPEEDWAY BUFFALO 3609 CABLE: TEXINS a

Customized Adds Low-Cost Texas Instruments Recorder Medium-Frequency New Its To Recorder Page 2

Price of the 30 days, The factory Industrial development chart recorders, Model single-channel Group and manufacture industrial is $350. as is given

00 and delivery

Texas. in Houston, Products P lMAH Line of the Apparatus of test control Division is engaged in the design, strip- systems

and instruments,

industrial

systems

and instruments,

and geophysical

equipment.

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Don !~aciver ~nnager Public Relations Central Marketing

Atmar Ralph INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED range from experiments and ture with applications laboratory cooling in such a new approach Cryoflask incorporates the liquid flask nitrogen jacket, Removable for is intended mounting detectors, etc. Maximum flexibility is provided and measurements, supermagnets, on pumping give plates size Chamber tube by fill be selected may provided to suit application. fittings vacuum removable connection, are surface cryogenic aluminum access chamber cryogenic to the access with ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 66027 • HOUSTON 6. TEXAS • JACKSON of the elimination permits design Advanced tube. surrounding shield as a radiation acts the temperatures, of cryogenic side plate to vacuum 6-1411 • CABLE: for ports,

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MAILING effi- with in the tempera and nitrogen neon

as superconductivity,

which shell 1 / 4 inch holes valve operational the Cryoflask bottom and tapped vacuum for Designed to the preservation of the fill on the surface activities an inner and part and working work, supermemory Employing atmosphere hydrogen, 1 °K to 77°K, and by Texas helium, below bolometry developed unattainableo heretofore economy and ciency a cryogenic provides Incorporated, Instruments Cryoflask,

• The

10 - (Special) May RELEASE IMMEDIATE FLASK CRYOGENIC TIMES GAS HOLDING NEW TEXAS INSTRUMENTS LIQUID HAS UP TO TRIPLE HOUSTON, GROUP FOR RELEASE NEWS TEXAS PRODUCTS INDUSTRIAL • DIVISION HOUSTON. • SPEEDWAY BUFFALO 3609 APPARATUS TEXINS high and work

Flask Cryogenic Instruments New Texas Times Holding Gas Liquid Triple To Has Up Page 2

Indium, Optional the flask. with Various accessory plugs

can be supplied

to customers Texas Instruments Model 324 Cryoflask is made sizes, with liquid helium hold the 1/ 2 liter flask. 17 hours for neon and nitrogen. vertical work are are height of the one liter Cryoflask These instruments are which systems and instruments, control the 1 liter flask for hold times with fill apply tube and to hydrogen, and with 3/ 4 11

6. 50 11 X 10. 65"

with the is $980; produced either by the Industrial industrial and strip chart 11 With vertical work Buna N O-rings, space price is $930. Cryoflask Products development

nstrumentation.

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or 2 3/4 amount. 1 / 2 liter in the design, systems 1 3/4" by a like is increased is engaged Division, and industrial also available and the over-all 1 / 2 liter

5. 50" X 9. 40"

1 liter models and as follows: l/2liter Both 1 liter of 30 hours of flask available.

specifications.

u in both Corresponding and height Diameter space ratmgs time are O-rings N or Viton Buna supplied is connector vacuum Mating chamber. to cryogenic cover snap-on and space Group of TI' s Apparatus

and manufacture

recorders, geological of test equipment SERVICE Inc. Building

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

1962 May 10, For Immediate Release

RAINEY NAMED VICE PRESIDENT SER VICE INC. OF GEOPHYSICAL

• - R.

DALLAS of Geophysical Service Inc., will continue Rainey quarter~ He and has remain will joined worked and the Far in the U.S. announced. as manager of GSI's and His Canada. head- Texas. in Dallas, named manager in the manager regional and field,party

on a seismograph

GSI in 194 7 as computer

He was Jr., C. Dunlap, position present in his

as a supervisor

East. R. GSI President president to vice promoted been has Rainey operations exploration petroleum H. of U.S. and U.S., Canadian Canada operations in 1961. Geophysical Instruments Service Incorporated, Inc. owned subsidiary of Texas

of TI I s Science

Services di vision. is a wholly and is part

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May

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED Science Services Division Exchange Bank Building Dallas 35, Texas Robert F. Alexander FL 7-4311

14, 1962 TI AWARDED CONTRACT FOR MAGNETOMETER STATIONS DALLAS several with metastable the U.S. mouth, Instruments helium magnetometer Signal Research Army is installing stations and will operate

a $7 3, 500 contract

under

and Development

The work,

outside

the continental

Science Services division, manager Laboratory, Fort Mon- frequency Dunlap limits of the U.S. announced TI Vice , is being President R. performed C. Dunlap,

of the division.

The magnetometer

stations geomagnetic signals. will monitor and record extremely Paul Swenson of Dallas is project low manager,

said. The metastable

division, field Incorporated New Jersey.

by Tl's Jr.,

-- Texas

measures of one part is insensitive frequency helium changes magnetometer, of intensity

in 5, 0Q0, 000,

to temperature of 2. 8024 Under me per the contract, magnetic' tape over at Fort Monmouth. by TI I s Apparatus manufactured and direction a sensitivity and orientation 1 in the earth s magnetic

of approximately

0. 01 gamma. changes a high and has It operating

gauss. TI is recording

a two-month period magnetometric and will

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deliver :.. geophysical the data data on

to the USASRDL

Stations

2 - - - - - Magnetometer

Time for provide the location of specific data is recorded The

of records. ruptions

every twelve hours A means for monitoring the Buford has assigned The project and scientists Baker of Dallas an instrument has the backup in the Science for with concurrently is recorded reference of interest and the cross on a 24-hours-a-day basis, with events data changing recorded data is in charge engineer support Services tapes and time and of TI research division's

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to each inter TI systems. of the and manufacturing Geosciences short is provided. of the to correlation maintenance. routine reference of engineering and an observer data

the magnetometric

stations. facilities department.

3B, 3C, 3D, 3E, 4C, 4D, 4E, SA, SB, SC, SD, SE, 6C & Black Dot list.

Distribution:

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\ I , ,_ _J Don Maciver INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED May President W. F. Operations Service by Executive Vice President, Vice .Mark Reporting to Senior President, Personnel; Vice Joyce Locy, Operations President H. division, also effective immediately. Products group

of the Apparatus

as Manager through will be W. D. improved Joyce succeeds as head

of the Apparatus of the Government Bucy

continues group. Both report division's Industrial Products Keener as Manager of the Undersea Warfare project, however, to Wissemann. directly Glenn succeeds of the Apparatus department continues Penisten under the direct The division. missile Shrike of Keener. management

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ADDRESSPOST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 22. TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE: Jr., Activities. Fred Keener. by Ronald division Rodgers, P. Service as Manager

He is succeeded

Assistant Coursey, J. Controller; and the Corporate Wissemann TI Vice

of the Apparatus

of present

the effectiveness

as a whole President & Procedures; J. Jr. Shepherd, said. Jack Systems Corporate today announced it was will be to increase Shepherd TI, across Manager, Operations, and of operations activities and control coordination immediately, of the function The purpose service effective & Control, in TI designated for a new function will be responsible Joyce Vice Senior Incorporated Instruments

• Texas

15 - (Special) DALLAS, HEADS & CONTROL SERVICE OPERATIONS DESIGNATED NEW TI FUNCTION RELEASE JOYCE W. F. PRESIDENT VICE SENIOR INSTRUMENTS TEXAS TEXAS DALLAS. IMMEDIATE FOR NEWS RELEASE • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL NORTH 13500 • BUILDING RESEARCH OFFICES: CORPORATE TEXINS

Don .t.aciver ~anager Public Relations Central ~arketlng

• Atmar Ralph TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED NEWS 16 - (Spec1al) Calibrator, Model GBC-1, are GBC-1 quali of light and are and no calibration requires the instrument self-checking. The interferometer developed and used Bureau of Standards accommodates standard rectangular, square gages up to 4 inches no special environmental circular and GBC-1 The gages. master calibrating for by the National since accurate dependably is completely of a Kosters-prism

is an adaptation

Measurements y and length. surface length

to the wave

referenced of gage calibration precise simple, provides Block Gage new optical Instruments

• Texas

parallelism,

flatness,

ANNOUNCES BLOCK CALIB:2.ATOR

INSTRUMENTS NEW GAGE May RELEASE IMMEDIATE FOR HOUSTON, for GROUP PRODUCTS RELEASI: TEXAS VERSATILE blocks TEXAS HOUSTON, INDUSTRIAL • DIVISION APPARATUS • SPEEDWAY BUFFALO 3609 long. easy to operate. the calibrator surroundings and

can be used

u der normal measurements for and Versatile ism absolute reduces wear Accuracy to within . 6 millionths of an inch measurements are made

instantaneously

flats. This feature eliminates and damage Gage spec1mens. o gage ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 66027 • HOUSTON 6 TEXAS

• and parallelsides

of the without touching the gage measurement error are measured lengths

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of both observes simultaneously GBC-1 to optical or wringing conditions. shop the Since

to . 5 microinches.

gage, made are flatness requires JACKSON 6-1411 • CABLE TEXINS and com- Announces Texas Instruments New Gage Block Calibrator Versatile 2 Page to within paratively . 6 millionths

of an inch.

performance capabilities The are minimized. time with an increase The GBC-1 Gage light precise Kosters-prism. rays recombine The quality of the multiple After gage surfaces as fringes patterns, seen 1s positive, accurate, and fringe to less surface deviations method of calibrating than a millionth offers fixed wave to a known, The instrument is sturdy through reflection from the gage block, eyepiece for viewing. by 9 inches, height 20 inches Texas Instruments GBC-1 Gage Calibrator

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the light light spacing to measure

interferometric since

all measurements

of light,

and the weight

Block

accuracy

directly

and transportable.

in construction

inches

This

of an inch.

length Fringe eyepiece. can be read greatest an optically by reading is measured displacements blocks referenced passed in the binocular gage are are observed block interference length to a binocular transmitted and are wave rays light which from source chromatic of mono (21. 5 p-in) a fixed employs Calibrator Block in a saving result of the GBC-1 speed. checking in gage delays normalizing Temperature Base

is 55 pounds. is $12,500.00.

size is 20 Price of Announces Texas Instruments New Gage Block Calibrator Versatile Page 3 from the Industrial Products is engaged in the design, development new calibrator is available Apparatus Division, which manufacture of test systems geological equipment, This

and instruments,

and industrial

control

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industrial systems strip Group of TI' s and chart recorders,

and instrumentation.

• t - Corporate General Counsel ·~ Pre SLe:1 V'c.:s • .l Secretary, CTcla.tions Don Maclver INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED • BUILDING RESEARCH OFFICES: CORPORATE NORTH 13500 FOR IMMEDIATE IN CARPENTER'S ORBITAL NEWS RELEASE from four roles played Incorporated in the orbital flight of Astronaut RELEASE FLIGHT Instruments of Texas divisions

• Products

May 24 - (Special)

DALLAS, ROLE HAVE PRODUCTS Tl-MADE TEXAS DALLAS. • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL Scott Carpenter

today. A telemetering from

information during. the critical orbit. The package produced

by the Apparatus

within

the Atlas

missile

to the ground

Mercury capsule, sensors boosting included

a 3. 5 watt transmitter

40 types of transistors More than and 10 types produced in the Components Mercury capsule. Tl's Metals II Aurora 7, 11 into

and a 13-channel

FM/FM in the Transistor Products were division, diodes rectifiers, for in-flight for ground support equipment, of oxygen valves in both the supplied precision precision circuit breakers temperatures to regulate and the switches division thermostats and resistors,

for both the Atlas

supplied & Controls of the capsule, and precision produced including of components, division booster stations control system. telemetering control of Carpenter's relayed division package and capsule.

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MAILING ADDRESSPOST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 22. TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 , CABLE: TEXINS

INCORPORATED TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Division Services Science Bank Building 900 Exchange 7 -4311 F Leetwood F. Alexander Robert

been awarded an Air Force that will convert ground movement high-speed with modern division vice president, The department, UNIFORM, a program detection of underground n,ade data of sensing developed bits sensor Jr., Dunlap, C. com- format a digital work The said. Research di vision's is part of Project VELA Projects Agency Air U.S. Division, analysis techniques. will for the program convert from signals laborious of computer department seis1nic Force. seismic recording for

$167, 000 award

The Laboratories. and translation of system to be The earth nucl~!ar into vibrations handle im- tape which computers can 1nore than $5 million in research an<l for Project on magnetic information monitor Technical explosions. and

out by the

be carried will program extensive by TI' s Geosciences of digital R. require earthquakes application before vibration machines, Research methods and an earth computing nuclear Systems explosions Services into of the Advanced by the Electronic Present Release division Science directly Dunlap Cambridge Force be Air Immediate .innounced. Geosciences will For signals development nine -month to develop contract has patible Incorporated's Instruments Texas

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25, WILL DEVELOP SEISMOGRAPH TEXAS INSTRUMENTS DIGITIZING DIRECT DALLAS 1962 May

mediately. This development VELA

is 1n addition contract awards UNIFORM which during to the

TI' s Gcoscienc

es departrrient

1961.

• rnore

-

received was Other· Digital Seismograph UNIFORM work which department includes: Instruments Texas 2 ----- VELA

the Geosciences

from signals Field designed to record depths

to 10, 000 feet.

rn water floor analysis of earthquake analysis of soil seismic while stations seismograph from data signals and gas samples at the site of underground explosions. nuclear building The United Other Force,

of a seismometer

and Collection Coast of seismic the world. around rn the test and Collection and shots. nuclear ocean on the fabrication

of seismometers.

of underground recording Development anchored array a large by processing time real for of a system operation and installation, development, and research for program A three-phase performed

or is being

been has and advanced seismological observatories States. Geosciences and Geodetic Army of three operation Signal department contracts are International Survey, Agency for Supply Agency,

and National

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with the Corps of Engineers, Development, Science Foundation. the Air

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED Science Services Division Exchange Bank Building Dallas 35, Texas Robert F. Alexander FL 7-4311

May 30, 1962 For Immediate Release for Advanced Data

RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED 1 BY TI S SCIENCE SERVICES DIVISION DALLAS Processing He will part

-- K. E.

within also continue Mark Director been given Services vice responsibility division of Texas I~struments president of Geophysical Incorporated. Service Inc. , a division. has been appointed for the division, and Dr. Manager Milo . .. M. .. of Research, Backus has Development been named

• of Research. President

made because petroleum R. Burg been Smith 1 a GSI vice been s expanding

the organizational

changes have technical effort, which includes in earth and space sciences for a number GSI and TI employee, having joined the firm in 1930. since 19 54. In addition president since 1948.

TI I s Geophysical

with he will said agencies. is a long-time has Jr., and operations and civilian new duties engineering C. Dunlap, of the division exploration of government to his Services Vice He has been as technical K. Smith

and Engineering

has the Science of the Science Dr. Burg continue

and applications,

Service to be responsible seismological Inc. for the analysis research, and electrical seismic engineering groups. Backus, for advanced with TI and GSI since research in areas 1955, will

of potential

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be given to the Science broader Services

responsibilities division.

\C(bij [cc..Mt:-.'-1 1 1

School of Texas St. Mark's Road 10600 Preston Texas , Dallas EM 1-2848 REVISED

NEWS RELEASE ST. MARK'S SCHOOL ELECTS AND OFFICERS TRUSTEES named DALLAS

• Fpurteen

new Trustees were elected and Officers were meeting of the St. Mark's School of Texas held in the Edwin B. Hopkins the at the annual on Library campus. Burrow, F. William M. Charles was Giles, Jr., John Hicks, John S. Maxson, Dr. M. Moore, Jr., Troy Post and George W. Works, Guy M. of the Trustees are Jr. term. was Waggoner D. Easley Cecil Treasurer. re-elected was Foote All officers President. Mrs. President, re-elected P.O'B. of an unexpired two years the remaining to fill elected was and are Committee of the Executive Green H. serve Officers school. O'B.

H. Ben Decherd,

Jr., Montgomery, P. Jr., and Ralph B. Rogers. Retiring Trustees who have served three-year terms F. Florence, Foxworth, Lawrence Marcus, Jack Charles M. Moore, Fred D. Gordon Rupe, Headmaster the past year, He made special using T. reported the educational are R. Jr., mention plant portions J. L. L. Thornton, B. Hartman, significant Robert Jr., in a review advancement of the new Science F. P. John Jr., S. progress in all phases of activity. D. Boone, Roper, during which rapidly is being to be of special service to public Quadrangle also, of the facilities

with increasing

T. Harris,

and M. G. Spencer.

Weichsel

of the school's

and is proving,

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George are Guy M. Chairman; H. Green, Cecil Dr. Kadane, Foote, which B. B. Rogers · Members into Mrs. terms. one -year Mrs. Cullum, was Ben H. Davis, Earl Conklin Vice elected Wirt , Jr. Jr., Charles Secretary, elected C. Albritton, Clark, Jr., Ralph Claude H. R. Montgomery, Dr. James Dr. Jr., Decherd, were terms three-year for Trustees Elected frequency for meetings· integrated groups

GSI INFORMATION SER VICE Geophysical Service Inc. (A Science Services Division Subsidiary of Texas Instruments Incorporated) 900 Exchange Bank Building Dallas 35, Texas Robert F. Alexander FLeetwood 7-4311 (Home: COngress 9-6361)

For Release 10, June 1962

INDUSTRY -GOVERNMENT-EDUCATORS JOIN IN GSI STUDENT PROGRAM

DALLAS resentatives space

-of the

and Presidents oil industry, oceanographic annual Service , on June The work GSI Student orientation precedes the orientation students The parties into of the program other increasingly from one the qualified of States. students with expanded important aspects universities, in earthquake geophysical United has now been exploration programs;

seismology,

• more

the

for to give

of the will oppor- petroleum, the earth will seismology; sciences. hear dis- seismic for stratigraphic traps; highlights of Coast and Geodetic and

photogrammetry;

gravity, -

in Dallas, students exploration used blasts; Hotel in geophysical and methods hydrographic

in geomagnetism,

throughout 20 U.S. nuclear work session by Geophysical Motor and of underground principles Marriott Canadian detection Survey sponsored rep- 1n various orientation

24 participating

to provide experience on the Navy in the societies, officia1s the in which cussions U.S. part take at the field field segment students, government to be held of employment actual an insight and Plan, in 1951 as a program of gaining science 12-15. on GSI oil exploration tunity will earth Cooperative session, a summer Started educators, programs the twelfth Inc. of two professional geodesy 2 ---- the GSI CO-OP unmanned ministration is being PROGRAM lunar missions (NASA); and carried oil of the Faust, president talks to the Navy Science Captain Geodetic Lunar discussions exploration and executives, Society Space other earth Rogert of Petroleum Hydrographic L. W. Survey; Since E. Geologists, and L. Y. will present Swanson, and N. W. Programs, few colleges Captain V. A. Jennings, acting Office; Owen W. Williams, Air Force Cambridge Research Labora chief of the Geophysics Division, U.S. chief of the Ranger Program, camps, the Cunningham, chief have geophysical might be their only opportunity must pass rigid summer while still in college. SLudents must have a faculty

recommendation.

take part in the program are picked from several hundred of the plan 1951, nearly 250 students have participated. Green, honorary program of GSI, and Geophysics in was and Robert

of Massachusetts

summer cooperative increased awareness Each co-authored Dr. plan are Coast GSI program students what of the NASA. the Chairman fields. Rettger, gives The that science Geophysicists, include Laboratory, and Planetary inception Ad- on research including of Exploration

representatives

U.S. Terrestrial and of other and students. of the tories; Aeronautical Association of the Government chief company American National a number out in geophysical Top-ranking president of the R. summed in geophysics scholastic year the by Cecil H. Shrock, Head Institute

as a profession -

field requirements Green: who applicants. of the work and

15 or 20 students

of Technology.

up by Mr.

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to do actual

Since Board Department of Geology The aims of the "We hope to generate by promoting closer 3 ------ GSI CO-OP cooperation between and to give the field experience student PROGRAM industry, a sense in geophysical government agencies of direction by permitting exploration. 11

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and the academic him to gain world, actual LOCAL EDITORS Attached college these is a complete or government persons viewing

program; agency at this

persons you may room at the time. Marriott. entire session. Please COngress 9-6361) if you need a message center at the a list

of participants,

affiliation. is sketchy of those an interview the NOTE: contact Information To avoid deem confusion room will be available at FL 7-4311 (or information. Check the desk

numbers. Thanks, Bob Alexander

company, arrival of inter arranged room for during at home We will for their in the I have additional Marriott. on the newsworthy, This me and at also and have phone

3a, 3C, 3D, 3E, 4C, 4D, 4E, 5A, 5B, 5C, 5D, 5E, 6C & Black Dot.

Distribution: Don Maclver INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED NORTH 13500 • BUILDING RESEARCH OFFICES: CORPORATE TEXAS INSTRUMENTS DURING SECOND DALLAS, June contracts for nuclear the value of such 1964, through extend that this market nuclear

fuel fabricators

fuel for power, p~rposes

research

at its Attleboro

in the United

States, and training reactors plant 11 market, he said. growth "We feel the tenth it has been of the anniversary

privately-owned

manufacturing for and materials 1952. since ADDRESS: POST OFFICE BOX 5474 • DALLAS 22. TEXAS • ADAMS 5-3111 • CABLE: nuclear experimental

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MAILING of opportunities One of the largest

fuel production.

into nuclear entry company's is observing group Fuel to to broaden 11 and Seventies.

M&C 1 s Nuclear

is expected program long-range Tl's dynamic one of the most represents Sixties the Nineteen sources in the special-energy

its participation

with

fit in nicely

new contracts "These Massachusetts, said. Haggerty Mr. double almost Attleboro, involved of the fuel loads Fabrication of TI. division a corporate Inc., & Controls at Metals

will be fabricated

The fuel year, all of 1961. during received contracts of this quarter the second during fuel in $20 million than more awarded has been Incorporated that today announced E. Haggerty P.

• President

11 - (Special)

FUEL

OF NUCLEAR

THE FABRICATION

FOR $20 MILLION EXCEEDING CONTRACTS AWARDED QUARTER Instruments Texas

IMME DIA TE RELEASE

FOR NEWS RELEASE TEXAS DALLAS. • EXPRESSWAY CENTRAL TEXINS

INCORPORATED TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Division Services Science Bank Building 900 Exchange 35, Texas Dallas F. Alexander Robert FL7-4311

SCHILLING GEOSCIENCES DALLAS the Geosciences division, Services has

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William L. APPOINTED DEPARTMENT TO TI POST been appointed has Schilling 15, For Immediate Release engineer cost department of the W. Anderson, division industrial cost engineer in Libya and London Inc., Tl's petroleum engineer for Latin American at Los Angeles, R. for Science Incorporated Instruments Texas 1962 June manager, engineering announced. Schilling formerly was of Geophysical Hemisphere Operations subsidiary, and previously served graduate of the tions as a cost Eastern exploration Opera- of GS!. A geology joined Service for

GS! in 1955 as a computer

of California University trainee on domestic

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field crews. he ·- 4P INSTRUMENTS TEXAS INCORPORATED CHICAGO, HIGH ILLINOIS, June featuring lower design tuner tuners tube vacuum division. Products and was announced today by Texas Instruments The information was presented in on Conference Chicago's O'Hare Inn available by TI to interested Spring terest at the quire that 1n the entire Full design TI sets will be made expects considerable which pending Federal legislation be equipped to tune the at held Receivers, data at delivered a paper to 1nre- may from TV channels it will allow TV signal areas, UHF results the TI circuits to produce with a reduction in the section, as The tuner delivers a noise 470 to 890 me that clearer pictures in weaker number of stages

of amplification

UHF with compared IF set's indicate tuner prototype on the Test together 19. manufacturers. due TV Television Transistor 83. 14 through using new all and 18 and June convention Broadcast comparable than gain higher figures TV UHF

• A fully-transistorized

18 - (Special) noise IRE the DESIGN TUNER TV UHF GAIN NOISE, LOW TRANSISTORIZED NEW ANNOUNCES INSTRUMENTS TEXAS 18, JUNE MONDAY, RELEASE FOR RELEASE NEWS DESIGN 22, TEXAS DALLAS CABLE, TEXI NS 5012 BOX DIVISION PRODUCTS TRANSISTOR NEW

Scharringhausen

Don POST OFFICE 5-3111 ADAMS TV figure band, vacuum-tube type 9 db, typical, of 7 to while (MORE) comparable vacuum sets used tuner over tube circuits. the 1962 Page New 2 transistorized

oscillator-diode

mixer The transistorized area. to 8 to 9 db power supply both filament The (continued} units show a typical noise design gives compared to tube circuits. giving 12 volts and supplies, of about design requires while vacuum drawing from The first stage is a radio and the third stage is 225 to 250 a need mils. of only a total amplifier, frequency 470 at 6 db m tuners tube using stages three incorporates design circuit loss a conversion 18 mils, at of 3 db gain a conversion 12 db 10 to in the figure transistorized The voltage high a converter, second design me, transistors. three tuner 890 at vacuum similar TV UHF the mixer.

a transistorized

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PLEASE NOTEThis TV tuner Instruments. The design was EDITOR Texas feasibility of building The Consumer will rnake design Products data not will undertaken be only

a transistorized

UHF TV tuner department of Tl's Transistor available to any interested manufactured to show using the

TI transistors.

Products manufacturer. by division me, ....... 4r INSTRUMENTS TEXAS

I N C O R P O R A T E D

me, at 470 the to show interested manufacturers. legislation Federal TV receivers Direct formance which may require the UHF channels to tune of the comparisons superiority over here division announced a new The and {MORE) conversion gain of 3 db was presented to paper Television project design was vacuum undertaken by company's the design due conference, to 14 through to tuner, in the manufacturers from held on the information interest set receivers and circuitry, full 9 db, of 7 to figure and transistorized comparable BAND delivered oriented

consumer-market

at this particularly GAIN DB,

• In a paper

considerable

expect

representatives

7-9 me. offering is division Products OF transistorized of such Transistor TI The 19. FIGURE band, on Broadcast 18 and practicality me db at 890 8-9 Conference Inn June at O'Hare 890 4 70 to entire ranging IRE Spring TI to the over typical, TRANSISTORIZED a noise with design TV tuner UHF transistorized NEW Products Transistor Instruments Texas today, 18 - (Special) June ILLINOIS, OF ENTIRE DB OVER 3-9 CHICAGO, NOISE TYPICAL WITH TUNER TV UHF 18, JUNE MONDAY, RELEASE DESIGN ANNOUNCES INSTRUMENTS TEXAS DIVISION FOR RELEASE NEWS DESIGN NEW 22, TEXAS DALLAS CABLE, TEXINS 5012 BOX POST OFFICE ADAMS 5-3111 PRODUCTS TRANSISTOR

Scharringhausen

Don to pending equip all its per- 83. design indicate tube

oscillator-diode

new 1962 Page New 2 transistorized mixer units. 10 to 12 db tuner design {continued} tube circuits show a typical area, compared to the transistorized vacuum tube Vacuum comparable 6 db as about TV UHF require transistors similar vacuum voltage with stages tuned input stage us es gain of 3 to at 18 mils, 12 volts circuit needs both filament to 250 225 with the and output, using transmission the tuning capacitors the tuning capacitor IF output. The of the third stage and the where a high- with second The circuits. tr ans mission circuit. the amplifier RF lines ganged to to provide a 45 line transmission oscillator is an line of the of and de signing in stage first used, are 9 db; loss 9 db; supplies in the mils. taken was approach A transmission-line Three design's of from 7 to a conversion supply drain tuner's show a power tube a total TI figure usually circuits to the opposed noise mixer.

a transistorized

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PLEASE NOTEThis TV tuner Instruments. The design was EDITOR Texas feasibility of building The Consumer will make design Products data not will undertaken be only

a transistorized

UHF TV tuner department of TI1s Transistor available to any interested manufactured to show using the

TI transistors,

Products manufacturer. by division me

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SER VICE Inc. Bldg. 1962 June 19, For Immediate Release GSI CLIENT DICKSON APPOINTED FOR EUROPE REPRESENTATIVE DALLAS for (Ed) Dickson Service Inc. in Europe, Geophysical C. M. , vice Moore, Jr. Dickson, whose administrator Since supervisor and Spain From Tahlequah, president

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GSI in 1931, and personnel as well Stigler, office Okla., served He has

and the United Dickson

has

attended

Okla.

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be in London,

since Dickson client Hemisphere for Eastern administrator. as England named according will headquarters been has

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the TI Educational

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EXPRESSWAY .R. McDade, and manager a leave on his Ph.D. Shepherd, CENTRAL FOR Incorporated been Mark BUILDING RELEASE DALLAS, has RESEARCH Vice to succeed as manager Program President McDade as of the International

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at Northwestern

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