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GIVES

RADAR SUBSYSTEM

LOW-ALTITUDE

F-lllA

RELEASE

CAPABILITY

A feature of most high-performance fighter air-

DALLAS, September 1--(Special)--

craft of advanced design is the ability to fly at very low altitudes day or night, in all­ Such 11nap of the earth 11 flight conditions are

weather conditions suitable for flight.

feasible only through the use of automatic control such as that provided by terrain­ foll owing radar. Texas Instruments Incorporated recently delivered to General Dynamics/Fort Worth the first prototype of a unique forward-looking aircraft.

of the F-lllA

radar for automatic flight control times

advanced fighter, designed to fly 2-1/2

The F-111

The

the speed of sound, is built by General Dynamics for the Air Force and Navy. and the Navy F-lllB.

Air Force designates it the F-lllA,

Purpose of the Tl radar is to al low safe penetration of enemy radar defenses by automatically

controlling the F-111

at very low altitudes above the terrain,

safely

fol lowing a contour of the earth 1s surface thereby avoiding detection. of any similar radar

subsystem provides the highest reliability

The F-lllA

A feature of the radar is that it continuously checks its

of comparable complexity.

automatically directs

own operation and, sensing any marginal operation or failure,

Plug-in modular design gives the radar extremely good

the aircraft to a safe altitude. maintainabi I ity.

Several modes of operation are available including terrain-following

flight at

selected low altitudes which is accomplished by use of an analog computer that generates climb-dive

These signals are displayed on an indicator so that

signals.

the pilot can follow a terrain profile.

Ground mapping of the terrain ahead of the

aircraft assists the pilot in navigation.

Blind let-down to low altitudes is safely

accomplished by selecting the desired altitude on the radar control.

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Texas InstrumentsIncorporated AUTOMATIC LOW-ALJITUDE FLIGHT IS ACHIEVED IN THE F-lllA

THROUGH

THE USE OF A HIGH-RELIABILITY TERRAIN-FOLLOWING RADAR BUil T BY TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED. NAP-OF-THE-EARTH FLIGHT (ILLUSTRATED IN THE ARTIST'S RENDERINGABOVE) PERMITS SAFE PENE­ TRATION OF ENEMY RADAR DEFENSES.

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TI

A mobile will be used being

Technical

FOR

TEST

DETECTION

by Texas

Applications

TI 1 s Science Advanced detection

for

The air-conditioned

arrays

in various

parts

seismic

signals

generated

will

be recorded

digital

recording

of seismic

data

nuclear

tests

for

the Air

which is now

Force

(AFTAC).

is conducting Agency

1

for

s (ARPA)

of underground recording

to gather

van, data

Data

by nuclear

tests,

tape

with

-more-

array

under

which

the

VELA

UNIFORM

program

nuclear

weapons

tests.

a variety

from

contract

AFTAC

containing

from

of the U.S.

on magnetic

September

PROGRAM

of a $1, 000, 000 seismic

Projects

After:

NUCLEAR

Incorporated

division

is designed

VELA-UNIFORM

Instruments

is part

Release

SEISMIC

of underground

and identification

instruments,

RECORDS

on detection

Center

Services

Research

LAB

DATA

laboratory

The project

for

MOBILE

in research

operated

For

$100,

of seismic

natural

detector

earthquakes,

and all types

the TI Digital

000 m seismic

Field

of seismic System.

11

noise

11

4,

1964

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The to digitally

Texas

Instruments

process

the field

theory

is utilized

signals

from

man-made

Advanced

statistical which

the background

"noise"

and permit

analysis

signals

much

as 20,000

for

record

seismic feet

gathered

at VELA

Arizona,

Utah,

comparison

and identification.

and analyze

data

detectors

are

below

the earth's

UNIFORM

Tennessee

for

AFTAC

located

separate

Seismological

at sites

oil wells

Data

has

This

data

and

where

already

Observatories

and Oklahoma.

known

of natural

in abandoned

surface.

be used

communications

programs

well"

as been

in Oregon, is currently

being

is under

the technical

by TI at Dallas. At AFT AC,

in Washington,

direction

of the VELA

scientific

director

analysis

and C. W. Neal The project have

D. C., Center.

Dr.

Milo

Backus

is TI' s

for the program.

George

Baker

is in charge

of data

heads

the field

is one of nearly

recording

a dozen

carried

out by the Science

with

AFTAC

and ARPA

over

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the project

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been

conjunction

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computer

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which

data.

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TI will

studied

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team.

VELA

UNIFORM

contracts

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division

of TI in

the past

five

years.

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FOR

DALLAS,

Sept._

the Gemini

Launch

today

by officials

space

flight

10--(Special}-

project

Powell,

engineer,

II launch

critical

equipment

bearing

on the

flight

Manager,

and Edward

manager

for

VEHICLE

TEAM

members

of

critical

Instruments

contractor

Incorporated

in the Gemini

manned

the award

nationally,

·conditioner

made

in the

Customer

to Gene

Relations,

Smith,

Ricke,

Signal

its part

in providing

critical

equipment

carry

the Gemini

TI is the only

one in Texas.

of the mission

modules designed

package

built

orbited

a trial

conditioner

and on the

unmanned which

a form and built

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for

as that safety

Gemini

electrical

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space.

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division.

successfully

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success

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year.

LAUNCH

to Texas

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first

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headquarters

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has appointed

Inc.

Service

TEXAS -- Geophysical

R. H. Rainey,

as West Coast

Operations

Manager,

of U. S. and Canadhm '

operations

for GS!,· has announced.

Jack M. Proffitt president

PROFFITT

said the appointment

. Rainey the growing

importance

to this position

of Proffitt

of the West Coast

area

in GSI's

vice

reflects

exploration

operation.

Coast

supervisor

for GS! on the West

to headquarter

in West Covina,

Proffitt,

who has been an area

sin.ce early

1963, will continue

California, of California,

and will assume Oregon

responsibilities

and Washington.

for GSI services

GSI services

in other

in the states western

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bar

ballistic

missile.

more

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the work

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division,

the Minuteman

program,

used

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in size

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cent

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guidance

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of the Minuteman

by

in Dallas

made

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TODAY

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circuits

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been

awarded

Texas

Corporation

for

the production

and Navy

versions

of the

Phantom

Texas

Instruments

Vice

President

J.

brings

the total

amount

of orders

TI has

received

ground-

support

infrared

has

of the

Development

on the pre sent Other

altitudes

under

extend

would

equipment

TI is supplying that

subsystem

the new contract

said

II airborne

Phantom

$21 mil}jon. was

1963.

during

by TI in May,

started

Bucy

Mr.

said

for the the

enables

Phantom

II aircraft

to fly safely

aircraft

includes at low

of visibility.

all conditions

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than

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quantities

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to more

Bucy

Fred

Force

plane.

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subsystems

in Air

to be used

subsystems

of infrared

Aircraft

by McDonnell

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Instruments

$8 million

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contract

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Oct.

DALLAS,

TEXAS

DALLAS,

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FOLLOW-ON

$8 MILLION

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DALLAS, Oct. f-(Special)--

liASA1 S, Interplanetary

Monitoring

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( IMP 2) satellite

electronic circuits made in Dallas by Texas Instruments Each of the DI tiny SOLID CIRCUIT (R) semiconductor integrated work of do~ns

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at military

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Oct.

term

as a member

ment

Association.

of the board

to a three-year

elected

been

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of the American

of directors

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active

Council

World

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Committee

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International

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and the Steering

Council.

All-AMA

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president

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activities

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the many

session

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Camp

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promising

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and college

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in all types

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program.

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president,

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of

company's

operations

continued

in

its

elected

as Texas

president

and

until

his

election

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the

resignation

capacity

unusual

foresight

and

leadership

Scheil

will

his

as

first

Jonsson's years

Service

Inc.,

a pioneer

in

Dallas.

of Mayor

as as

four

he served

subsequently.

engineer

a sales

exploration

geophysical of

In April

the

1934,

N.J.

Elected

an officer

of

GSI in

1934,

as GSI grew

and

expanded,

the

evolved

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executive

chairman.of

Beginning

Newark,

until,

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employer.

as

also

the

confer

Hotel.

Alcoa,

and

in

Stratford

with

Company

Philadelphia.

Bellevue

the

in

21,

October

six

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Merrill

Society

be made during

will

award

the

the

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for

American

in

positions

chief

the

19-23,

his

to

of

October

laboratory

moved

management

now known

organization was

various

were

director

and Congress,

Index

Aluminum

ASM Medal

of

was Mr.

during

the

Presentation

Wednesday,

1930,

In

managing

ASM President

of America

receive

to

selected

research.

Dinner,

the

been

for

apprentice,

mill

a rolling

has

Tex.,

Dallas,

Inc.,

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Texas

be honored of

Company

Aluminum

board,

Ray Putnam,

Allan

Research.

of

Advancement

of Dallas,

City

the

of

and Mayor

the

of

chairman

Jonsson,

Erik

J.

1951.

from

it,

He served

officer

in

board

in April,

1958.

Cabell

on February

3,

1964,

he

and he in

this

Mr.

Jonsson

Add 1

Award ---

Jonsson

have been

conferred

Polytechnic

Institute,

1959;

and Doctor

of Science,

Honorary

Engineering,

Rensselaer

and William

Smith Colleges,

the

recognize for

need

scientific

scholars.

This of the

divisions

interdisciplinary

approaches.

He is

of the

Research

a member of the

board

of trustees

Skidmore

College,

He also

serves

for

Financial

and chairman on the

region;

formation

board

He is

Institute

University,

Massachusetts

University,

and the Advisory

board

of the

to attract

of the

Graduate

Research

first

operational

year.

University

Institute,

School

Laboratories

Facilities

the

in Dallas. and The Council

Committees

of Harvard

Board of Visitors

of Tulane

of Dallas.

He serves

Governor's

Committee

(Texas)

Education

Beyond the High School.

Mr. Jonsson's

business

activity

includes

membership

of the

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strong

University.

Polytechnic

of the Hockaday

One

of GRCSW, he is

Methodist

a member of Visiting

Board of the

featuring

of trustees

of Southern

of Technology,

to engage

an institution

activity

research

Board of Educational

Aid to Education.

its

to

the

atmosphere

intellectual

the

of Rensselaer

of the

for

need

and the

Center

board

of the

chairman

in the

as chairman

to serving

In addition

education

an advanced

is

of the main Center

graduate

completed

which has just

Southwest

Southwest

in the

resulted

leadership

1963.

of the

providing

research

College,

Austin

of

Hobart

of Engineering,

citizens

levels;

at advanced

more scholars

Doctor

of interested

and upgrade

need to expand

in advanced

Center

a group

led

Mr. Jonsson

In 1957,

1961;

Polytechnic Doctor

upon him include

which

degrees

Institute.

1965.

from Rensselaer

in 1922

a M.E. Degree

with

was graduated

Mr. Jonsson

on May 1,

conclude

will

His term of office

Mayor of the City.

and

as Councilman

to serve

of Dallas

Council

by the members of the City

was elected

in the

Boards

as a member

of Directors

Jonsson