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The following individuals were present by invitation: K. J. Altorfer A. Batacchi J. Darcey S. E. Eck C. J. Hamdorf c. C. Long p. R. Mead J. G. Noltes A. Perin S. F. Radtke s. A. Sutter H. Tachimori ILZRO AMMI S^.A. v Soci^te Miniere et Metallurgique de Penarroya ILZRO Electrolytic Zinc Co, of Australasia lad. St. Joseph Lead Company Sulphide Corporation Pty. Limited Organised Chemisch Instituut, TNO AMMI S.p.A. ILZRO ILZRO Mitsui Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd. Mr. John L. Lennon, chairman of the committee presided and Mr. K. J. Altorfer, secretary, kept the minutes. Election of Officers Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously: RESOLVED, That John L. Lennon be hereby re-elected to Chairman of the Lead Program Review Committee. Upon motion duly made and seconded, it was unanimously: RESOLVED, That Charles F. deArmond be hereby re-elected to Vice Chairman of the Lead Program Review Committee. A Review of Commercial Developments ' . Dr. Radtke reviewed the progress of the Zn 75 (ZM-151) and indicate that the car had been extremely well received in North America. Dr. Radtke also reviewed a proposed change to the allocation formal for dues. Such changes, if subsequently approved by the ILZRO Board of Directors would lead to expanded ILZRO membership among non-integrated mining and custom smelting companies. . 1970 Lead R&D Authorizations After discussion, upon motion duly made and seconded, it was: RESOLVED, That the following research projects with the indicated amounts be recommended to the Board of Directors for funding in the 1970 ILZRO R&D Program. -2 I SR 000 0 9 0 PROJECT NUMBER AND TITLE 1969 FUNDS AUTHORISED LC 154 Organoleads For Tropical Disease Control LC 89 Lead Compounds as Wood Impregnants Against Marine Borers ULC 48 Organolead Terrestrial Wood Preservation ULC 55 Elastomeric Antifouling Coatings LC 18 Organolead Chemistry LC 28 Synthesis of Organolead Compounds ULC 54 Organolead Research Fellowship LM 122 Lead Plastic Composites for Packaging and Barrier Applications LM 121 Reinforced Lead Applications $ 5,000 3,500 15,000 12,000 46,000 12,200 8,800 25,000 10,000 Professor Scacciati reviewed the progress of this program after which the committee expressed the desire to have markets evaluated for reinforced lead as part of the program scope. ,, LM 123 Field Tests on Adhesive Lead Cladding 124 58 Plumbing Applications of Lead LE 100 Protective and Decorative Finishes for Lead 124 55 Lead Composite Cable Sheathing 124 142 Extrusion of High Strength Cable Sheathing Alloy LE 84 Pastes and Grids for the Lead Acid Battery 10,000 5,500 6,250 24,000 20,000 37>500 Dr. Zeeh made the comment that the term general should be substituted for S.L.I. as a battery type classification. LE 156 Lead Air Battery US 143 Battery Powered Vehicle This program was previously approved by letter ballot. ULE 64 Charger-Controller for Electric Vehicle ULE 68 Procurement and Evaluation of Lead Battery Powered Vehicles The committee approved this program for $10,000 to cover the cost of developing a plan for evaluation and test of battery powered vehicles. The scope of the program is to be limited to planning and is to exclude testing. 20,000 58,000 5; COO 10,000 LE 228 Support of Battery Research at NRL ULE 62 The Effect of Aging on Anodic Corrosion Hie committee approved this program for $12,000 dollars expanding its scope to include the objectives of UI24 60 and deleted UI24 60 from the 1970 program. 25,000 12,000 -3 I SR00009 1 PROJECT NUMBER AND TITLE (continued) 1969 FUNDS AUTHORIZED ULE 42 ULE 67 Effect of Composition & Structure on Corrosion of Lead Calcium Alloys A Standard Reference Book, on the Lead-Acid Battery The committee approved this program for $5,000 expanding its scope to include the objectives of ULE 57 and deleted ULE 57 from the 1970 program. LC 127 Lead Pigments in Paints m 153 Explosive Cladding of Lead to Steel IM 155 Cryogenic Properties of Lead & Lead Alloys LM l4l Industrial Application of Lead LC 139 Oriented High Lead Ferrites LC 150 Photochemical Reactions of Lead Oxide ULC 52 Phase Diagrams of Leaded Glass Systems ULC 53 Crystallization of Magnetic Lead Ferrites " LH 115 Seven Cities Survey LH 79A Sc B Toxicity Testing for Organo-Lead Compounds LH 152 Blood-Lead Analysis Study LH 157 Health Study of Lead Workers LH 94 Study of Biological Basis for Lead Intoxi cation LH 106 Kettering Lead Abstracts LH 158 Information on Lead Environmental Health Activities in Europe ULH 17 Study of the Effects of Lead on the Respiratory Activity of Erythropoietic Cells ULH 20 Effect of Particle Size on the Absorption of Lead in Humans ULH 21 Health Effects of Lead Workshop UIH 22 Human Variations in Susceptibility to Lead ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH UNDESIGNATED RESEARCH AUTHORIZATION LP 52 Lead Abstracting Service $ 20,000 5,000 10,000 27,610 20,000 2,500 7,500 8,950 6,800 6,000 34,659 10,000 9,000 50,000 52,240 2,500 3,500 7,790 37,500 1,700 12,500 25,000 11,820 The possibility of discontinuing financial support of the abstracting service was discussed. Based on the vide usage and value provided, by the service, the committee approved continued funding of the program in the indicated amount. UNBESIGMTED RESEARCH AUTHORIZATION 50,000 TOTAL LEAD AUTHORIZATION $793,319 After discussion, upon motion duly made and seconded, it was: .RESOLVED, That the following research projects be deleted from the 1970 ILZRO R&D Program and that they "be held for future consideration. -k- ISR000092 PROJECT NUMBER AND TITLE LC 49 ULC 45 ULC 46 ULC 47 LM 147 UIM 53 Organolead Lubricant Additives Organolead Polymers Lead Additives for Paper Lead Mildicides in Roofing Lead Curtain Walls Lead for Impact Noise Attenuation The committee recommended that the proposal received from the prospective contractor be referred to the member companies since it was felt there vas a possi bility that one or more had interest in persuing this matter on a private basis with the contractor UIM 52 Lead Coated Aluminum ULM 49 Lead Cable Splicing ULE 57 Exploitation of Patent Literature on the Lead-Acid Battery The committee recommended that the objectives of'ULE 57 be included in the scope of ULE 67 and that ULE 57 be deleted. ULE 60 Lead Lithium Binary & Other Lithium Alloys for Battery Grids LC 8l Antifouling Paint Formulations ULE 1 Fundamentals of Lead Corrosion ULE 58 Electrical Properties of Lead ULM 58 Lead Alloy Phase Diagrams UIM 60 Aging Study of Fb-Sb Alloys The committee recommended that the objectives of ULM 60 be included in the scope of ULE 62 and that ULM 60 be deleted. 1970 Meeting of the Lead Program Reviev Committee Mr. S. Smart announced that the 1970 ILZRO Annual Meeting and the 1970 Program Review Committee meetings will be held somewhere on the North American Continent. The exact time and place to be announced at a later time. In making this announcement Mr. Smart thanked the ILZRO members from Japan who had- extended an invitation to hold the 1970 meetings in Tokyo. Adjournment There being no further business to come before the meeting, it was, upon motion duly made and seconded, unanimously resolved to adjourn. K. J. Altorfer Secretary ISHO00093 LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION, INC. January 21, 1966 MEMBERSHIP SUBSCRIPTIONS - 1966 To Members of the Lead Industries Association, Inc.: The following budgets and subscription rates, based on 1965 tonnages, have been approved for the operation of the Lead Industries Association, Inc. in 1966: 1966 BUDGET SUMMARY Ordinary, Pension, Health & Safety, and Industry Development Funds, combined _________ __ $709,000 Special Health and Safety Public Relations Program Total $111,000 $820,000 1966 :SUBSCRIPTION RATES PER TON Membershin ' Ordinary, etc. Special Health and Safety, etc. Total Miners 16 < 2M- ISM ' Manufacturing., Smelting & Refining 4* 6$ 4.6* K Assembled Articles Industry Development 2* 3* 2.3* Pig lead sold in U.S. $1.10 15* $1.25 The attached statement is for the first quarter of 1966. The amounts billed for "Industry Development" are the actual amount for these purposes based on 1965 sales of pig lead in the United States, figures for which have already been filed with us. The membership subscription reflects an increase of 15 per cent to be used for the Special Health & Safety Public Relations Program approved by the Board of Directors. These figures will be adjusted at a later date when your 1965 tonnages for lead mined, smelted and refined, and consumed in manufacture are made available to us. Minimum subscriptions of $200 for regular members and $1,000 for foreign producers are also subject to the 15 per cent special subscription. Look Ahead with Lead ISR00009*