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853 Official Gazette of the United States Patent and Trademark Office 1 (1968)

handle is hein.intprop/uspagaz0455 and id is 1 raw text is: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE OFFICIAL GAZETTE of the UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE August 6, 1968 Volume 853 Number 1 PATENTS NOTICES Board of Appeals Decisions Rendered in the Month of June 1968 Examiner affirmed --------------------------------- 121 Examiner affirmed in part -------------------------- 14 Examiner reversed -------------------------------- 30 Total -------------------------------------- 165 Official Mailing Address The official mailing address for all communications sent to the Patent Office remains: Commissioner of Patents Washington, D.C. 20231 The physical location of the Office is 2021 Jefferson Davis Highway, Arlington, Va. This address should not be used on mail sent to the Patent Office. June 25, 1968. C. A. KALK, Director of Administration. Service by Publication Louis Malakoff In accordance with Rule 47(b) of the Rules of Practice of the United States Patent Office in Patent Cases, notice is hereby given of the filing on October 30, 1967, of an applica- tion for patent now entitled FSK Receiver Wherein One Binary Signal Is Represented by a Half Cycle of a Given Frequency and the Other Binary Signal Is Represented by a Full Cycle of Twice That Frequency, on behalf of Louis Malakoff, whose last known address is 3136 Sumatra, Costa Mesa, California. The application was made in compliance with Rule 47(b) and 35 U.S.C. 118 by Collins Radio Company without execution by the said Louis Malakoff. Notice of the filing directed to the above noted address has been returned undelivered. Any action to be taken by the said Louis Malakoff in con- nection with the said application must be taken within thirty days of the publication of this notice. EDWIN L. REYNOLDS, First Assistant Commissioner of Patents. Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Patent Documentation Reproduced below are the letter of transmittal and the Summary of Principal Conclusions and Recommendations con- tained in the Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Patent Documentation recently submitted to Secretary of Commerce Cyrus R. Smith. Copies of the full report may be obtained from the Clearing- house for Federal Scientific and Technical Information, Springfield, Va. 22151, for a prepaid fee of $3.00 for a paper copy ($.65 for microfiche), by ordering as PB 178691. EDWARD J. BRENNER, Commissioner of Patents. MAY 8, 1988. Hon. CyRaus R. SMITH, Secretary of Commerce Washington, D.C. DEAR MR. SECRETARY: We take pleasure in transmitting to you the report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Patent Documentation. The Committee was established in September 1967 by Secretary Trowbridge to study and make recommendations on Recommendations XXIX and XXX of the Report of the President's Commission on the Patent System. The Committee has held nine meetings for a total of fifteen days. During this time the Committee interviewed Patent Office officials, Patent Examiners and Patent Classifiers and reviewed previous Patent Office staff studies and planning documents. The Committee appreciates the assistance it re- ceived from all of the Patent Office officials consulted. The members of the Committee sincerely hope that the con- clusions and recommendations contained in the report will assist you and the Commissioner of Patents in improving the patent documentation activities of the Patent Office. Respectfully yours, PETER F. URBACH, Chairman. MORRIs RUBINOr. JAN H. VAN DEN BEEMT. Louis L. LAWRENCE. JACOB RABINOW. FRED A. TATE. SUMMARY OF PRINCIPAL CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS (1) The Patent Office is a complex operating organization which has traditionally been inadequately funded and, as a result, has a long history of backlogs, long pendency periods and out-of-date search files. In spite of these and many other long-standing difficulties, the present Patent Office manage- ment has made substantial progress toward developing the tools and operating organization which will permit the Patent Office to function on an efficient, business-like basis. (2) Effective long-range planning is required to provide suitable guidelines for Patent Office management. There is a basic conflict between short-term needs and long-term goals which pervades many of the problems of patent documenta- tion. Many of the fundamental problems of the Patent Office cannot be solved in the short term, and require long-range programs based on sound planning. (3) Continuity of management and staff is essential to Patent Office operations and should be assured. The position New Applications Received During May 1968 Patents ---------------------------------- 8117 Designs -.----------------------------------- 453 Plant Patents ---------------------------------- 11 Reissues ----------------------------------- 33 Total -------------------------------- 8614 Issue-August 6, 1968 Patents.------ 1000-No. 3,395,406 to No. 3,396,405, incl. Designs------- 81-No. 211,844 to No. 211,924, incl. Plant Patents-- 3-No. 2,825 to No. 2,827, incl. Reissues ------ 9-No. 26,429 to No. 26,437, Incl. Total------- 1093 1

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