World Oil Drilling Declines Worldwide in 1961 Outlook
The 1961 midyear oil outlook notes declines in drilling outside the United States and Canada, with U S and Canadian forecasts revised downward. U S wells are expected at 44 102, Canada 2 250, as demand drops into the latter half of 1961. Despite overall softness, optimism remains for long term growth in the free world outside North America.
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United States
Cantona
Canada
Ward Oil Magazine
Free World
U.S
Venezuela
Brazil
West Germany
Far East
Africa
Argentina
Libya
Algeria
Madison Avenue
Television log summary for a Saturday schedule listing
The fragment lists TV program times from 6:00 to 1:00 with a mix of shows including Whirlybirds World at Large, Route 66, 77 Sunset Strip, The Dectectives, Twilight Zone, Captain Kangaroo, and Sheena This Week in Galveston. It includes sports, news, weather, cartoons, and family programs with several late night entries and a FBI wanted notice.
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Whirlybirds World At Large
Weathergal
Guy Savage
Os Conway
Happy Law
Mr. Jones
Rawhide
Harrigan and Son
Happy Family
Rough Riders
Flintstones
Sunset Strip
Adventure Theatre
Westinghouse Playhouse
Newcomer Finds Movie Making Hard On Stars
London AP reports that Terence Stamp, a 22-year-old British actor, faces a daunting rise as Billy Budd in the film adaptation. Ustinov explains Stamp must reveal innocence and masculinity while dealing with intense publicity and a press reception that marks his transition from theater to cinema.
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London
Budd
Herman
Terence Stamp
Claggart
Robert “Phaean
Tn Nlav
Billy Ruddin
Thel Ryan
Billy
Terry
Ustinov
Anne Frank
Parents Urged To Get Tough With Children
Washington AP Secretary of Welfare Ribicoff urged parents to get tough with themselves and their children and with the television industry to curb crime and violence on TV. He called for intensive research into TV's impact on youth as a Senate panel probes links to juvenile delinquency. The chairman charged broadcasters with mocking codes by airing a diet of murder and brutality while Monsignor Schieder warned of TV’s grip on minds.
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Washington (Ap
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Ribicoff
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Joseph E. Schieder
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Ten Dollar Red Light Fine Appealed to Arkansas Supreme Court
Ray Garrison of Alpena appeals to the Arkansas Supreme Court over a $10 red light fine on U S Highway 62 at Alpena. The Highway Department says the light should remain. Garrison fought two counts from June 1960, beating one conviction and losing the other.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Supreme Court
Ray Garriison
Alpena
U.S. Highway 62
Garrison
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