Conservation study of oil to be completed
A statewide oil and gas conservation study launched in April under Interior Secretary Udall moves forward at a Santa Fe conference. About 500 officials and oilmen attended, with concerns that recommendations might curb production. Governors, regulatory agencies, and industry leaders aim to compile a unified reference of state statutes and practices, with a draft due for a June meeting in Billings, Montana.
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Udall
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Santa Fe
Matthew Welsh
Indiana
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Welsh
Sears
Special Governors’ Committee
Howe Jever
Faragi
Scothing
Billings
Mont
RFK Quietly Returns to Public Life After Assassination
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy resumes public duties weeks after his brother John F Kennedy's assassination. He attended a ground breaking ceremony in Boston, kept plans private, and indicated no change in his role as U.S. attorney general while remaining faithful to his own cautious public stance. He also attended a Cabinet meeting at the White House and continued to show concern for underprivileged children.
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Washington
Hubert F. Kennedy
Bs Am
White House
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Tim
Bob
Iin
Walt
Boston
Flora
Application Filed For New Bank In Lubbock
State Banking Commissioner J M Falkner announced an application for a new state bank in Lubbock named Guaranty Bank Town and Country Shopping Center. Proposed capital 200000, surplus 125000, reserves 375000. Wallace B Blankenship to chair the board with J G Thornhill as president. Lub bock directors include Jim B Moore Ira JG Dunlap Jr Lee Arrington Jr W G McMillan Jr and Walter W McNatt. No date set for a ben efit.
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Austin
J. M. Falkner
Lubbock
Guaranty Bank
Wallace B. Blankenship
J.G. Thornhill
Lublock
Jim 8. Moore
Ira JG. Dunlap Jr
Lee Arrington ,Jr
W.G. McMillan Jr
Walter W. McNatt
Big Payrolls Boost Shoppers as Economic News Spreads
Large payroll gains show 1.5 million more on payrolls and record factory earnings. Nonfarm jobs reach 38,207,000 with service sector growth and higher profits boosting consumer spending. shoppers crowd stores as promotions multiply amid wage gains.
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Labor Department
Uibeus
Froni
Aistes
Hemveca
Churchman Urges Proof Of Communist Survival
In Mexico City AP reports German Protestant Dr Hans Margull urges Christians to live under any regime including communism to show solidarity. He fears his Cuba trip may face friction due to recent Havana arrests of Toronto’s Rev Kenneth McMillan and related accusations. Margull’s remarks come as church leaders from six continents gather at the World Council of Churches convention.
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Mexico City
Hans Margull
Geneva
Switzerland
Cuba
Margi
Kenneth McMillan
Toronto
Havana
McMillan
World Council of Churches
Yale Mail Rush Falls Short Of Predictions
Washington AP reports the 1963 Christmas mail rush may not surpass the 1962 peak as 1963 mail volume through December runs about 2.5 percent below last year. Assistant Postmaster General Frederick C. Belden cites President Kennedy's assassination as a factor delaying purchases and mailing. Across regions mailings average about 3 percent below forecast with letter mail the laggiest. By month start about 6.5 billion pieces have moved, while over 2 billion 5 cent Christmas stamps are being printed for sale.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Post Office Department
Fred ‘Erick C. Belen
Chicago
White House
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