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Gulf Oil Announces

Exec Assignments For

Corporation And Divisions

Gulf Oil Corporation, Pitts- burgh, Pa., recently announced several new executive personnel assignments at the corporate and division levels.

The new corporate assignments are:

M.J. Hill, from president, Gulf

Oil Exploration and Production

Company, to corporate executive vice president, Houston. Mr. Hill will be the senior corporate officer in Houston with coordination re- sponsibilities for Houston-based operations.

J.L. Murdy, from corporate vice president, finance, to corpo- rate senior vice president, finance and planning.

C.M. Short, from assistant treasurer to corporate treasurer, succeeding P.H. Weyrauch, who has been named a corporate vice president. Mr. Weyrauch will be based in Houston and report to

Mr. Hill.

D.R. Hoyer, from president,

Gulf Oil Company-International in London, to corporate vice pres- ident, Pittsburgh. Mr. Hoyer will be contact executive for Euro- pean operations. Reporting to Mr.

Hoyer is R.F. Mansfield, who was named president of Gulf Oil Com- pany-Eastern Hemisphere. He formerly was general manager, administrative control for Gulf

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Refining and Marketing Compa- ny. N.G. Forsman, former vice president, marketing, Gulf Oil

Company-International, London, has been named president of that unit and will report to Mr. Mans- field.

The supply and transportation operations of Gulf Trading and

Transportation Company will be phased into Gulf Refining and

Marketing Company. H.I. Good- man, formerly president of Gulf

Trading and Transportation Com- pany, has been appointed corpo- rate vice president, Houston, and will also become president of Gulf

Trading Company. His appoint- ment as corporate vice president was made to emphasize the inter- strategy-center nature of trading and its corporate impact.

In the Gulf Refining and Mar- keting Company, the new assign- ments are:

C.H. Bowman, promoted from senior vice president to president of Gulf Refining and Marketing

Company, responsible for mar- keting, refining, and transporta- tion operations in the U.S. and

Puerto Rico, and international marine transportation and crude oil supply operations.

C.L. Campbell, from senior vice president, Gulf Trading and

Transportation Company, to sen- ior vice president, supply and transportation, Gulf Refining and

Marketing Company.

At the Gulf Oil Exploration and

Production Company:

J.L. Huitt was promoted from executive vice president to presi- dent of Gulf Oil Exploration and

Production Company, replacing

M.J. Hill.

P.E. Wyche, from vice presi- dent, exploration, Gulf Oil Ex- ploration and Production Com- pany-International, to executive vice president, Gulf Oil Explora- tion and Production Company, replacing Mr. Huitt.

B.W. Miller, from president,

Gulf Oil Company-U.S., to senior vice president, Gulf Oil Explora- tion and Production Company.

And S.L. Sugarman was pro- moted from executive vice presi- dent, Gulf Trading and Transpor- tation Company, Houston, to sen- ior vice president, Gulf Oil Ex- ploration and Production Com- pany.

Joseph LaNasa Appointed

VP And General Manager

At AmShip Division

Joseph M. LaNasa has been appointed vice president and gen- eral manager of the AmShip Di- vision of The American Ship

Building Company, Lorain, Ohio.

Mr. LaNasa started his ship- building career in 1942 with

American Ship Building in its

Cleveland yard pipe shop. He progressed through various posi- tions to assistant to the chief en- gineer of the mechanical depart- ment. Subsequently, he held vari- 18 Write 462 on Reader Service Card Write 385 on Reader Service Card Maritime Reporter/Engineering News