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292 Madison Avenue t. New York, N. Y. 10017 * Telephone; (212) 679-6020 February 24, 1971 ANNUAL MEETING Lead Industries Association April 5-6, 1971 Zinc Institute, Inc. April 6-7, 1971 The Drake Hotel, Chicago, Illinois Attached are preliminary programs for the Forty-third Annual Meeting of the Lead Industries Association and the Fifty-third Annual Meeting of the Zinc Institute, Inc. You will note that the schedule is as follows: April 5 morning afternoon , Lead Industries Association sessions April 6 morning - Joint LIA-ZI session afternoon - Zinc Institute session April 7 morning Zinc Institute session Hotel reservations should be made directly with The Drake Hotel. You may use the special room reservation card previously sent you or, if you make your reservation with the hotel by means other than the hotel card, be certain to men tion that you are attending the LIA and/or ZI meeting. REMINDER Because attendance at the meetings is by invitation only YOU MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE LIA Registration Fee $50 -- ZI Registration Fee $50 Combined Registration Fee $85 MAIL ENCLOSED REGISTRATION FORM TO THIS OFFICE NOW with check in U. S. currency. If you are unable to attend, your advance registration fee will be re funded, if you notify us before April 1, 1971. J. L. Kimberley Executive Vice President N10049 PNYC00000195 NOTE V This program is subject to chance PRELIMINARY PROGRAM JOINT ANNUAL MEETING LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION, INC. Forty-third Annual Meeting ZINC INSTITUTE, INC. Fifty-third Annual Meeting The Drake Hotel Chicago, Illinois Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday, April 5-7, 1971 MONDAY, APRIL 5 Lead Industries Association, Inc. 8:30 a.m. 9:45 a.m. Registration French Room Foyer MORNING SESSION Walton Room J. G. McCULLOUGH, Session Chairman President, Amax Lead & Zinc Division American Metal Climax, Inc. President, Lead Industries Association, Inc. Opening Remarks ........................................................................................................................ J. G. McCULLIUlH LEAD RESEARCH........................................................................................................................................... A. R. CL.K International Lead Zinc Research Organization, Ir.c. THE OUTLOOK FOR LEAD-ACID BATTERIES........................................................................ JAMES V. TIERNEY Vice President-Manufacturir. Globe-Union, Ir.; . LEAD IN THE ENVIRONMENT -- REPORT ON ACTIVITIES................................................ J. L. KIMBERLEY Executive Vice President Lead Industries Association, : BATTERY POWERED ELECTRIC ROAD VEHICLES -- ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS.............................................................................................................................H. J. YOCSJ Executive Secretary Edison Electric institute Announcements 12:00 Noon REFRESHMENTS 12:30 p.m. LUNCHEON French Rcor Grand Ballroc.- N10049.01 PNYC00000196 Lead Industries Association, Inc. MONDAY, APRIL 5 Page 2 2:00 p.m. AFTERNOON SESSION................................................................................................Walton Room R. A. GARDINER, Session Chairman President, Gardiner Metal Co. Vice President, Lead Industries Association, Inc. BUSINESS MEETING ............................................................................................ Presiding, J. G. McCULLOUGH a) NOMINATION AND ELECTION OF LIA DIRECTORS..................................................... R. A. FLAKE Chairman, Nominating Committee for Directors Manager, Administration S Development Dresser Minerals Div., Dresser Industries, Inc. b) TREASURER'S REPORT.....................................................................................................D.,M. BORCINA Secretary-Treasurer Lead Industries Association', Inc. DEVELOPING LEAD MARKETS Introductory Remarks ................................................................................................................... D. M. BORCINA LEAD PIGMENTS IN ELECTROPHORETIC PAINTING.......................................................... (TO BE ANNOUNCED) NEW IDEAS FOR TERNE METAL APPLICATIONS....................................................................THOMAS J. CLARK President Basic Steel Corp. JETCORD -- AN EXPLOSIVE FILLED LEAD EXTRUSION FOR PERFORMING PRECISE, CONTROLLED TASKS................................................................... G. B. HUBER Vice President Explosive Technology SOUND INSULATION WITH LEAD IN MOBILE EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY................................................................................................ HAROLD R. MULL Harold R. Mull and Associates TRANSPARENT LEAD LANTHANUM ZIRCONATE TITANATE (PLZT) CERAMICS FOR ELECTRO-OPTIC APPLICATIONS..........................................................G. H. HAERTLING Sandia Laboratories MARKETS FOR THE LEAD BATTERY WITH GELLED ELECTROLYTE....................HOWARD P. BARRY, JR. Director of Marketing, Nicad Div. Gould, Inc. Announcements LIA BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING 4:30 p.m................................................................................................................................................................. Parlor H LIA RECEPTION 6:00 p.m. REFRESHMENTS AND BUFFET..................................................... ....................... Venetian Room PNYC00000197 Lead Industries Association, Inc Zinc Institute, Inc. Page 3 TUESDAY, APRIL 6 8:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Registration JOINT SESSION W. J. VEENIS, Session Chairman Vice President, Anaconda Sales Co. Vice President, Zinc Institute, Inc. French Room Foyer Grand Ballroom Opening Remarks ................................................................................................................................. W. J. VEENIS ANNOUNCEMENT OF ELECTION OF LIA OFFICERS................................................................... D. M. BORCINA TRENDS IN LONGEVITY OVER THE LAST FIFTY YEARS........................................... JEOFFREY N. CALVERT Director Alexander and Alexander ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PROBABILITIES FOR LEAD AND ZINC IN THE 70*S..................................................... Environmental Protection Agency . U. S. Government THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF PROPOSED ANTI-POLLUTION GOALS ON THE MINERALS INDUSTRY...........................................................................................DAVID SWAN Chairman, Environmental Matters Committee American Mining Congress ZALIS -- YEAR II.............................................................................................................................R. 'L. STUBBS Director-General Lead & Zinc Development Assns. REPORT OF ZI NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR DIRECTORS..........................................................H. M. WEED Chairman, Nominating Committee for Directors President, Anaconda Sales Co. Announcements 12:30 p.m. LUNCHEON (LIA-ZI) Gold Coast Room PNYC00000198 Zinc Institute, Inc. Page 4 TUESDAY, APRIL 6 1:30 p.m. AFTERNOON SESSION ........................................................................................... Grand Ballroom J. R. ENGLEHORN, Session Chairman Vice President, St. Joe Minerals Corp. President, Zinc Institute, Inc. Opening Remarks ....................................................................................... .................................. J. R. ENGLEHORN BUSINESS MEETING a) ELECTION OF ZI DIRECTORS b) ZI TREASURER'S REPORT................................................................................................ R. J. O'HARA Vice President, Amax Lead & Zinc Div., American Metal Climax, Inc. Treasurer, Zinc Institute, Inc. c) MEMBERSHIP REPORT..................................................................................................... D. W. PETTIGREW Secretary and Manager Zinc Institute, Inc. REVIEW OF SECONDARY ZINC -- SOURCES AND MARKETS ............ M. D. SCHWARTZ President Pacific Smelting Co. REPORT ON ILZRO ZINC RESEARCH................................................................................................ S. F. RADTKE Executive Vice President & Director of Research International Lead Zinc Research Organization, Inc. FILM PREMIERE -- "FREEDOM BY DESIGN" (New ZI Die Casting Film) Announcements 4:30 p.m. ZI BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING........................................................... Venetian Room 6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. REFRESHMENTS............................................................................................. .... French Room DINNER....................................................................................................................Gold Coast Room PNYC00000199 Zinc Institute, Inc. Page 5 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7 8:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Registration MORNING SESSION F. R. JEFFREY, Session Chairman President National Zinc Company, Inc. French Room Foyer Grand Ballroom Opening Remarks .................................................................................................................................. F. R. JEFFREY ANNOUNCEMENT OF ELECTION OF ZI OFFICERS SYMPOSIUM -- ZINC DIE CASTINGS FOR AUTOMOTIVE AND APPLIANCES MODERATOR: J. R. ALEXANDER, The New Jersey Zinc Co. MEMBERS: THOMAS ROUSH, Du-Wel Metal Products, Inc. (Automotive Representative) (Appliance Representative) SYMPOSIUM -- MARKETS FOR GALVANIZING MODERATOR: K. C. HENDRICK, Noranda Sales Corp. Ltd. MEMBERS: R. J. RITCHEY, U. S. Steel Corp. S. J. SWENSSON, JR., The Witt Co. (Automotive Representative) ZI ANNUAL MEETING CLOSING REMARKS ZI PRESIDENT-ELECT Announcements 12:00 Noon REFRESHMENTS...................................................................................................... Gold Coast Room 12:30 p.m. LUNCHEON................................................................................................................ Gold Coast Room PNVC0C000200