Chevrolet Unveils 1957 Line With Wide Model Color Range
Chevrolet introduces the 1957 passenger car lineup featuring 460 model color combinations, more than 1956. The range includes Bel Air, Two-Ten-Two, One-Fifty-Two, and Corvette models with new interiors, larger glass, revised hood, and a advanced ventilation system delivering up to 746 CFM at 60 mph.
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Major 1957 Chevrolet line offers varied engines at low price
The 1957 Chevrolet introduces six and eight cylinder engines, delivering 140 to 283 horsepower and featuring mechanical improvements for comfort and safety. Engine upgrades include larger bore, higher compression, camshaft lift, and fuel injection, marking a power gain over 1956. Also noted are farm aid provisions extending feed grain and roughage programs through December 31, 1956 for Texas ranchers and FHA committees.
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Emergency Feed Program Extended
Walter T. McKay the State Director of the Farmers Home Administration informs Paul C. Shillingburg the County Supervisor that the Emergency Feed Grain Program has been extended in Nolan and Coke counties.
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Walter T. McKay
Farmers Home Administration
Paul C. Shillingburg
Nolan and Coke
Proved oil reserves reach record high of 35.4 billion barrels
The American Petroleum Institute reports proved liquid petroleum reserves at a record 35.4 billion barrels, rising steadily despite growing consumption. The figure underscores industry foresight and commitment to national energy security and future needs.
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American Petroleum Institute
Oil Wells Needed to Fuel Nation by 1975
By 1975 it is estimated that oil men will have to drill about 81,000 wells every year to supply the nation with adequate petroleum and petroleum products.
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