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Klemm to Head IUPAC Dr. Wilhelm Klemm of the University of Munster, West Germany, became president of the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry during the IUPAC conference in Paris. Dr. Klemm was elected presidentKlemm elect at the London conference in 1963, and succeeded to the presidency automatically. He succeeds Lord Alexander Todd of Cambridge University, who becomes immediate past president. Prof. V. N. Kondratiev of the Institute of Chemical Physics, Moscow, was chosen president-elect at the Paris conference. Dr. Rudolf Morf of Hoffmann-La Roche, Basel, Switzerland, continues as secretary-general. Dr. John C. Bailar, Jr., University of Illinois, continues as treasurer.
EDUCATION Dr. Samuel B. Barker appointed director of graduate studies and associate dean of the Medical College of Alabama and the school of dentistry. Dr. J. I. Bregman named of chemical sciences research of IIT Research Institute. Dr. J. Klein named director of chemistry research.
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Thomas W. Greenlee named Leverhulme Visiting Fellow in organic chemistry at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland. Dr. A. William Johnson named associate professor and chairman of the chemistry department at University of Saskatchewan, Regina. From University of North Dakota. Judith Leondar appointed to newly established bureau of information sciences research at Rutgers, New Brunswick. Foote Mineral Co., Exton, Pa., has established a scientific scholarship as a memorial to the late Dr. Meyer M. Markowitz. It will be known as the 60
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Foote Mineral Co. Scientific Scholarship and will be open to Foote employees or their dependents to complete undergraduate or graduate work in physics, mathematics, or chemistry. Dr. Robert E. McCoy, professor of physical sciences at Nicholls State College, named professor of chemistry at Kentucky Wesleyan College, Owensboro, Ky. Dr. Frederick D. Rossini, dean of college of science at University of Notre Dame, will receive the John Price Wetherill Medal of Franklin Institute on Oct. 20 for his contributions to petroleum hydrocarbon chemistry and engineering. New appointees to the Chemical Abstracts Service staff, Columbus, Ohio: Charles C. Shera, general subject indexing; Dr. Matthew Ahern and Newell E. Gilmour, external affairs; Linda S. Lowe, general subject index editing; Patricia A. Lewandowski, nomenclature; Keith Addy, personnel; Frederick E. Hajjar, computer operations; Donald L. Hill and Robert B. Quebman, systems development; Robert L. Weber, marketing research; Dr. Anthony Kanakkanatt, chemical information procedures; Patricia R. Heenan, special publications and services; Leona M. Yu, abstracting; Dr. Sidney T. Webster, abstract editorialorganic department; and Marvin C. Hallberg, formula indexing. Dr. Buford D. Smith named professor of chemical engineering at Washington University, St. Louis. Dr. Edward B. Bagley named associate professor of chemical engineering, and Dr. Stephen Szepe and Dr. John L. Kardos, assistant professors.
PR Man at Chicago Dr. David M. Locke, who has been a staff writer for ACS News Service in New York City, has been appointed assistant director of public relations for the biological sciences at University of Chicago. Dr. Locke had been re-
search associate in biochemistry at Rockefeller Institute, 1955-61, and before that did postdoctoral research at University of London as a Fulbright scholar.
INDUSTRY J. T. Acker, assistant superintendent of manufacturing engineering at Western Electric, Allentown, Pa., retires after 40 years of service. Albert H. Angerman named a research associate in Du Pont's pigments department. C. J. Anstrand promoted to director of agricultural products R&D at International Minerals & Chemical, Skokie, 111. Lewis Barry promoted to manager of agricultural chemical technology, and Dr. Forest Hoglan to director of research facilities and technical services. Dr. George Inglett succeeds Dr. Hoglan as manager of food and natural products technology. Margaret Sampson promoted to office manager of R&D division. Dr. Raymond Starostka promoted to associate director of agricultural products R&D. Dr. Kenneth R. Arnold and Dr. Godfrey O. Martin join staff of Shell Development, Emeryville, Calif., as research engineers. Russell W. Bennett joins headquarters staff of Fisher Scientific in Pittsburgh as hospital products manager. John W. Berg appointed assistant sales manager of dispersions marketing department of J. W. Neff Laboratories, Stockertown, Pa. David M. Brenner appointed assistant manager of Hercules Powder's Higgins plant, Gibbstown, N.J. Margaret M. Callaghan joins research department of Morton Chemical Co., Woodstock, 111. John F. Carey named sales manager in New England district for Ciba Chemical & Dye Co., Rumford, R.I. John L. Chadwick joins Purvin & Gertz, Inc., consulting engineers, Dallas. Dr. Arun K. Chatterji joins staff of R&D division of Arthur D. Little, Inc., Cambridge, Mass. L. E. Craig joins Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc., as manager of market R&D, plant food division, Oklahoma City.
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Dr. Alexander Cross named director of the Syntex Institute of Steroid Chemistry, Palo Alto, Calif. Dr. John Fried named associate director. James M. DeLong named manager of technical sales at Occidental Agri cultural Chemicals Corp. Ronald N. Elchesen appointed sales man for Houston office of GE's in sulating materials department. Dr. Michael J. Fahsel and Dr. J. Nicholas Burnett join Du Pont's Jack son laboratory, Wilmington, as re search chemists. Robert C. Fain joins staff of research labs at Celanese Corp. of America, Summit, N.J., to work in exploratory research. H. A. Ford named v.p. for nitrogen products in agricultural division of Olin Mathieson Chemical. W. W. Lehle named v.p. for manufacturing. Richard S. Gaugler, general super visor of Frigidaire division's engineer ing research section, retires after 42 years of service. He is succeeded by George B. Long. J. A. Gotshall promoted to manager of elastomers and new products at Columbian Carbon Co., Akron. W. E. Ford named Akron sales manager. Gerald G. Greth named develop ment supervisor in polymer product engineering at Atlas technical center, Wilmington. Donald P. Allegretto named leader of foamed plastics prod uct engineering group, and Donald M. Longenecker, leader of structural plastics product engineering group. Jacques Grignard joins M&T Chemi cals, Inc., as chemist in process de velopment section, Rahway, N.J. Dr. Robert A. Hailing joins Du Pont's Jackson laboratory as a research chemist.
FMC Corp.; treasurer, Clarke W. Slade, Jr., of Atlas Chemical Industries. Dr. Carroll A. Hochwalt, president and director of St. Louis Regional In dustrial Development Corp. and of St. Louis Research Council, and for merly v.p. of Monsanto, elected to board of directors of Petrolite Corp. Dr. M. C. Hoff appointed research associate at Amoco Chemicals Corp., Whiting, Ind. Dr. Robert E. Karll named section leader in petroleum ad ditives division. Dr. George C. Hood appointed head of project development-industrial chemicals department of Shell Devel opment's Emeryville, Calif., research center. Ira W. Hutchison named general manager of medical products division of Dow Corning. He succeeds A. William Rhodes, now manager of Dow Corning operations in Europe. T. J. Innes, general manager of Bayway refinery of Humble Oil & Refining at Linden, N.J., becomes v.p. of Enjay Chemical. J. J. Coates be comes manager of Baytown chemical plant. H. J. Voorhies, v.p. and gen eral manager of the Baton Rouge re finery, retires Sept. 1. R. F. Howe succeeds him. R. D . Anding becomes manager of the Baton Rouge chemi cal plant. F. A. Westphal, manager of Bayonne plant, becomes refinery manager at Bayway, and Ε. Τ. Di Corcia succeeds him. R. K. Dix, v.p. for coordination and planning, named to the new position of v.p. and gen eral manager. J. A. Anderson, Jr., chemical products manager at the Baytown refinery, named to new posi tion of v.p. for research, technology, and long-range planning. I. D. Hall named to new post of manager of employee relations.
Dr. William Hart named senior re search chemist at Foote Mineral Co., Exton, Pa.
Dr. Paul W. Jewel from Max Factor & Co. is now in private practice as a consulting chemist in the field of cos metics.
Steven Heller named v.p. for mar keting at Chemineer, Inc., Dayton, Ohio. Philip L. Fondy named v.p.process engineering and E. V. Goodwilier, v.p.-operations.
Paul H. Johnson named to newly created post of manager of product development, pilot plant, and techni cal sales service, Firestone Synthetic Rubber & Latex Co., Akron.
Robert M. Henderson of Columbian Carbon Co. has taken office as presi dent of Chemical Marketing Research Association. The new president-elect is Vernon R. Childress of Tennessee Corp.; secretary, Walter J. Riley of
Robert H. Kasch, David P. Heintzelman, and Robert J. Fisher join Du Pont's Jackson laboratory as R&D en gineers. Dr. Carl W. Nebel and Dr. Gabriel C. Fusco join as research chemists.
Michael L. McMillan joins electro chemistry department of General Motors research labs, Warren, Mich., as a research engineer. Robert G. McParland joins chemi cals section of Enjay Laboratories as a chemist in cosmetic industry service group, Linden, N.J. Joel S. Middleton promoted to man ager of world-wide quality assurance, carbon black division of Cabot Corp., Cambridge, Mass. Paul E. Perilloux named superintendent of technical service lab, Pampa, Tex.; William H. Ehman, superintendent of technical service lab, Franklin, La.
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