Goldwater Draws Loudest GOP Applause at Dinner
Washington AP: Senator Barry Goldwater received the loudest cheers at a $1,000-a-plate GOP dinner honoring him. While some leaders favored Michigan Governor George Romney as the likely 1964 nominee, others suggested California Senator Kuchel for VP. Goldwater warned against pressuring him to run, noting the event raised over $400,000 with Goldwater having personally financed about $30,000 of his campaigns.
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Oil Independents Role Continuing To Decrease
Houston AP reports independents still shrink their share in U S drilling while big firms gain. Independents drilled 72.9 percent of wells last year versus 7.8 percent in 1958, while 65 large firms rose from 24.2 to 27.1 percent. World Oil notes 626 more wells by large firms since 1953, 3730 fewer by independents, amid mergers. Harold Decker warns of surplus oil, tankers, refining capacity, and gasoline losses driving industry toward economic death if not restructured. federal intervention looms as a threat to be avoided.
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