Deviational Drilling Tests Delayed In East Texas Field
Attorneys for Humble Oil agreed to delay until Friday tests for deviational drilling on two of three East Texas leases. Tests proceed today on the third lease as Humble faces suits by Charles Stubblefield and H L Long in Tyler. A federal case and a Tyler district suit seek to restrain well surveys and plugging on various leases and parcels in Rusk County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TYLER
API
Humble Oil and Refining Co
East Texas
Dist
Otis T. Dunagan
Humble
Charles Stubblefield
H.L. Long
Stubblefield
Mary Smith
Rusk County
Long
Dungan
Continental Oil
Joe Sheehy
Shell Oil
Association Drilling Co
R. W. Smith
Frank Barr
William M. Clark
Daryl R. Gaumer
Directors of CofC and BCD Meet Thursday
The CofC and BCD board meets at 8 p.m. Thursday with twelve items on the agenda. Accounts include a financial report and a nomination of new directors for next year, plus reports on Air Force Recovery Squadron activity, Air Show and Quarter Horse Show, Home Show, decals for next year’s membership, and Civil Defense meeting in Santa Fe New Mexico. There are updates on industrial activities, a $50 payment to the Texas Industrial Board in Austin, and plans for Greenbelt Bowl football games and trophies for Queen contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cofc-Bcd Board of Directors
Air Force Recovery Squadron
Civil Defense
Santa Fe
N.M
Texas Industrial Board
Austin
Fire ignites play house at residence on 807 t d St NE
Firefighters were summoned about 1 30 a m to 807 td St NE where a child's play house inside a residence caught fire causing alarm and minor damage.
Jack's Donuts and Fried Pies on 405 41st Street N W
Local bakery JACK'S DONUTS offers fried pies at address 405 41st Street N W. The listing notes the shop as a possible street-front vendor with emphasis on doughnuts and fried pies.
Stock Market Rises as Tax Bill Excerpt Sparks Rally
New York stocks moved higher before the third hour led by gains in electronics with IBM, Beckman, Fairchild and Litton. savings and loan shares plus steel names also climbed. The rally followed news that the Senate Finance Committee eliminated the dividend and interest withholding provision from the tax revision bill.
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New York
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
IBM
Beckman
Fairchild Camera
Litton
Texas
RCA
Zenith
Motors
Financial Federation
First Charter
Great Western
Youngstown
U.S. Steel
Republic
No Tire Request Made After Fair Park Blowout
Mrs. Taylor says B. B. Taylor did not ask the city to pay for a new tire after he hit a hole in Fair Park. The couple says the city was informed so the hole could be filled, and an adjustment was received from the tire company, not city payment.
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B. B. Taylor
Fair Park
Louis Sally
Two Tornadoes Strike in Texas
Two tornadoes tore across West Texas causing damage to a 60 foot house trailer and two automobiles while a bolt of lightning killed Ricardo Robles near Springlake. No injuries were reported. The storms also knocked down utility poles and disrupted areas near Crane Big Spring and Presidio as record heat and thunderstorms persisted across the state.
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United Press International
West Texas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Tex
Crane
Odes
Big Spring
Texas Highway Patrol
Ricardo Robles
Alice
Robles
Springlake
Amarillo
Presidio
Lubbock
San Angelo
Weather Bureau
Texas
Laredo
Wink
Wichita Falls
Mineral Wells
Midland
Junction and Childress
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Galveston
Telstar Telecast Sparks Transatlantic TV Push From Andover
American scientists hailed the first live television to Europe and plan a coast to coast telecast tonight around 5 p.m. CST. ABC NBC and CBS will stand by to relay a test from Pleumeur-Bodou France as Telstar reaches Europe. The event, seen in Britain and France, speeds hopes of global TV by space. Telstar’s 11th orbit reaches both continents about 4 45 p.m. CST with tune up tests under way.
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Andover
Maine
UPI
Europe
ABC
NBC
CBS
Pleumer-Boudou
Brittany
France
U. S
Telstar
Telegrah Co
Yves Montand
Paris
Atlantic
U.S
Britain
Washington
Solar System
Earth
Space Radio and Television Industy
June Water Use Declines Amid Heavy Rains
City Manager Louis Sally reports June's water use fell to a total 36,594,000 gallons, averaging 1,219.80 daily as rains reduced demand. Lake Childress stood at 16 feet and Baylor Lake at 27 feet at month end.
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Louis Sally
Lake Childress
Baylor Lake
Siren At Compress Sent To Amarillo For Repairs
City Manager Louis Sally reports the siren at the compress is moved to Amarillo for motor repairs. The unit will be raised to a 60 foot pole and remains part of the fire station system and severe weather alert network.
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Amarillo
Louis Sally
Barry Goldwater Sweatshirts Sold in National Review Ad
A full page National Review advertisement offers Barry Goldwater sweatshirts with the promise you’ll be first in your precinct to own one. The copy claims wearers will delight in watching liberals recoil in terror.
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New York
UPI
The
National Review
Barry Goldwater
Storm Furies Hit Kansas City Area with Torrential Rain
A massive thunderstorm struck the Kansas City metropolitan area bringing torrential rain and gale-force winds. Reports described a funnel cloud sighting as residents faced weather turmoil and local responders prepared for damage assessment.
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Kansas City
UPI
Tax Withholding Bill Killed in Senate Finance Panel
The Senate Finance Committee voted 10 to 5 to defeat the administration plan for a 20 percent withholding tax on dividends and interest. Kerr proposed a compromise to retain withholding with exemptions for low income and instant refunds, while refunds would be shortened to three to four days under the system.
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Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Congress
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Treasury
Kerr
Attitudes of Spenders Under Review By Texas Panel
The state Senate committee led by Sen. Louis Crump plans hearings on government spending. Crump says a 10 percent cut in administrative expenses is possible without reducing services. Members expect hearings to begin within two months, with Sen. Andy Rogers in Austin for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
UPI
State Senate
Cost of Government
Louis Crump
San Saba
Andy Rogers
Marshall Warned Of Abuses By Billie Estes
Senate investigators heard Henry C. Marshall warned a Texas agriculture committee that Billie Sol Estes was abusing the cotton allotment transfer program. Davenport testified Marshall's warning went unheeded and no action was taken while Davenport chaired the committee.
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Senate
Estes
Texas
Davenport
Marshall
Subcommittee
John C. McClellan
D-Ark
Davenports
Kennedy Overwhelmed by Crowd of Foreign Students on White House Lawn
President Kennedy faced a crowded scene on the South Lawn as more than 2 000 foreign high school seniors sponsored by the American Field Service swarmed the White House for a speaking event. A girl fainted and several were briefly hurt as ropes fell and security moved to clear the crowd.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Maj
Ralph Stover
Stover
The
American Field Service
United States
Four Killed in Car-Train Crash at Hereford Crossing
A San Francisco Santa Fe Chief passenger train hit an automobile at a grade crossing in Hereford Texas killing four Latin American farm workers and injuring a fifth. All victims were from Rocksprings Texas and involved relatives. The car failed to move despite signals and the motor traveled far from impact.
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Hereford
Tex
UPI
San Francisco Santa Fe
Deaf Smith County Hospital
Steven R. Enriquez
Jose Berrera Enriquez
Tano Enriquez
Jose Cantu Enriquez
Vidal R
Box Scores on East Texas Oil Field Wells
The report from the attorney general’s office lists 54 total inclination tests 48 crooked wells 1 straight well and 4 junked wells plus 1 completely clean lease in East Texas oil field drilling investigations.
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Austin
UPS
East Texas
Attorney General's Office
Fire consumes grain elevator in Muleshoe blaze
A Tuesday night fire at the Interstate Grain Co. elevator on the west edge of Muleshoe burned for nearly two hours and caused about 150000 dollars in damage. Firefighters from area departments fought the blaze but could not save the structure. No injuries were reported.
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Muleshoe
Tex
Interstate Grain Co
Churchill improves after blood clot in leg injury
London report says Sir Winston Churchill is making satisfactory progress from a blood clot in his broken left leg. Medical bulletin from Middlesex Hospital notes no further details to report.
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London
UPI
Winston Churchill
Middlesex Hospital
Gasoline Price War Continues in Childress
The ongoing price battle sees independents at 21.9 cents per gallon for regular while majors list 23.9 cents. Premium gasoline ranges five to six cents higher than regular across outlets.
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Childress
Jack's Donuts Fried 9ies 405 41h St Nw
A brief item notes Jack's Donuts on 41th Street northwest fried something with a 9ies code. The notice provides no further details on date, ownership, or outcome.
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St. N. W
Rusk Plans Berlin Talks in New Bid to Ease Crisis
Secretary of State Dean Rusk scheduled a 4 p.m. meeting with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin to probe a path out of the Berlin stalemate. The talks aim to see if Moscow will drop its demand for Allied evacuation and discuss a face-saving arrangement for access to West Berlin.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Berlin
Dobrynin
Rusks
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
Rusk
New York
Moscow
Geneva
Ing
West Berlin
U.S
Khrushchev
Norway
Denmark
Belgium
Netherlands
Czechoslovakia
Poland
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Telestar
Hale Montgomery Washington
Harry F. Byrd
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Jack’'S Donuts
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