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Brown & Root Elects

Eight New Officers —Promotes Four VPs

Brown & Root, Inc., has pro- moted four officers from vice president to senior vice president and elected seven new vice presi- dents and a new controller, it was announced by Herbert J. Frensley, president and chief executive of- ficer.

Directors of the Houston-based firm, a Halliburton Company, ele- vated to senior vice president are

Ben J. Brookman, Allied Indus- tries; Jack Gossett, Petro-Chemi- cal Division; B.E. Stallworth,

North Sea Marine Operations, and E.L. Tallichet, Western Hem- isphere Pipeline Operations. Mr.

Stallworth is in London, the other three in Houston.

Newly elected vice presidents are O.M. Bakken, Industrial-Civil

Division; Elmer H. Bomke, Pow- er Engineering; John Bonner, Al- lied Industries; Marshall P. Cloyd,

Far East Marine Operations;

Walter E. Hesson, Petro-Chemical

Division; Horace S. Hunt Jr.,

Chicago Engineering, and J.M.

Rainey, North Sea Marine Oper- ations.

Mr. Cloyd is stationed in Singa- pore, Mr. Hunt in Chicago, Mr.

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Rainey in London, and the others in Houston.

Donald H. Harbour was elected controller, succeeding R.E. (Bob)

Plack who continues as secretary of the company. The positions were split because of increased responsibilities in each area.

D.E. Newton succeeds Mr. Har- bour as director of purchasing.

Moore-McCormack

Names Hubert Carr

Hubert F. Carr, vice president and secretary of Moore-McCor- mack Lines, Incorporated, the ocean shipping subsidiary of

Moore McCormack Resources, Inc. (NYSE, Pacific) has been ap- pointed to the additional role of general counsel, it was announced by James R. Barker, chairman of both companies.

Mr. Carr is also secretary of

Moore McCormack Resources, and has been a vice president of "Mooremack" since 1971, and secretary since 1961.

Mr. Carr, who attended New

York University and received his

LL.B. degree from Brooklyn Law

School, joined Moore-McCormack

Lines in 1941. He became assist- ant insurance manager in 1946, an attorney in the legal depart- ment in 1953, and was made as- sistant secretary in 1955.

Mr. Carr is chairman of the

Marine Index Bureau Advisory

Board, the depository for illness and injury data relating to per- sonnel in the U.S. merchant ma- rine and related industries; a di- rector of The New York Propeller

Club; a member of the Maritime

Law Association; the New York

County Lawyers' Association, and the American Society of Corpo- rate Secretaries.

AMP Elects Haas

Corporate Vice Pres.

Herman C. Haas, who for 25 years has been in various mar- keting capacities with AMP In- corporated, Harrisburg, Pa., was elected a corporate vice president at the company's recent share- holders meeting.

He will assume the duties of director of marketing, after serv- ing most recently as vice presi- dent of the Telecom Division. He succeeds W.C. Lange as AMP's senior marketing officer. Mr.

Lange, who retired on July 1, 1974, after 23 years of excellent service with AMP, will continue on a less active basis in a consult- ing and advisory capacity.

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