Arkansas oil producers report 10 completions in state week
State operators reported ten completions with seven producers and two failures. One site abandoned and a county wildcat noted. Notable wells include Union Saul’s Chapel producer near El Dorado, and Stamps area wells producing oil with Paluxy and Nacatech intervals, plus a 4,000,000 cu ft daily gas well near Cecil.
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Union Saul’s
Willisville
Warmack and McKenzie
Holloway
Nacatech
Ouachita Smackover
John McDonald
Cunningham
J. S. Beebe
Richardson
Standard Umsted
Sebastian
Atoka-Durnan
Hale Lower Hale
Champagnolle Landing
Robbins Eee Corp
W. Baker
NES
Calion
el Dorado
Rebel Driving Co, Inc
LeCroy
Sail Company
Frost
Oster
McAllister
Travis
Brown
Cranston
Ing. Oil Management Co
Ezzell
Hibank
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H. Patterson
Tokio
Ritchie
Rebel] Drilling Co. Inc
Armer
C and J Drilling Co
Gladys M L Taylor
Sam W. Davis
Etta C. Parkinson
T. W. Casey No
Tinsley
Hibank Production Co
Bullock
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
F. C. NE
Oe Ft
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W. T. West
Cecil
Louisiana Gas Co
C. B. Ford
Saha Production Co
D. B. Castleberry Estate
Ross
Steve Gose
Mina Snow
Hagarville
Lafayette
Murco Drilling Corp
G. W. Russell
Lake Erling
Austral Oil Co
R. S. Warnock
Lly Oil Co
Patton Estate
Pesride
Logan Wildcat
John Weeks
Chismville
Eamn
Mobil Oil Co. Inc
C. Isom
We The Women: A Career Woman’s Insight on Men and Respect
A career woman writes of changing how she is perceived by men at work. She found that showing respect for men's opinions, not flaunting brains, preserves femininity and improves professional and social interactions. She urges others to adopt a pleasant, unshowy approach.
Mrs Johnson Stays Late At Reception At Ford Auditorium
Mrs. Lyn don B Johnson drew a large crowd at Ford Auditorium where 3 000 delegates heard her speech to the American Home Economics Association. She urged home economists to join the front line in poverty war and in the Peace Corps.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Ford Auditorium
American Home Economics Association
Peace Corps
Rifles and ammo missing from Collins National Guard Armory
Sheriff Billy Canfield reported 41 rifles and 1000 rounds of ammunition missing from the National Guard Armory in Collins Mississippi. The Highway Patrol said it had alerted officers throughout the area to watch for the material.
Senator Fulbright backs cuts to space authority funds
In Washington, Senator J William Fulbright with Senator Wayne Morse voted for an amendment reducing 267.5 million from a 5.25 billion space authority bill. The Armed Services Committee approved a 1.5 billion military construction bill with Arkansas projects at Little Rock Air Force Base and Blytheville Air Force Base. In Elaine Ark Calvin Lee White, 8, was shot to death during a game of cops and robbers. Charles Mathes, 10, was involved as a cousin.
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J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate Armed Services Committee
Arkansas
Little Rock Air Force Base
Blytheville Air Force Age
Elaine, Ark
Calvin Lee White
Here
Regen
Basil Jones
Charles Mathes
Mathes
Fort Smith census trims growth hopes as population edges up
A special census of Fort Smith Arkansas shows population rising to 64,196 from 63,309 in 1962, an increase of 887 instead of the hoped 5,000. Officials sought the count to boost state turnback funds. In Chicago International Minerals & Chemical Corp plans a 1 stock split. shareholders meet Oct. 27 in New York to vote.
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Fort Smith
Chicago
International Minerals & Chemical Corp
Texarkana
Ark
New York
Murrays Get Many Offers
The Murray family of Maryland seeks religious asylum in Hawaii after fleeing a Baltimore fracas. The Unitarian Church offers refuge as Rev Delwyn Rayson a Congregationalist minister hopes the family finds peace. Mary land's Mary land's attorney general cites extradition issues while several relatives face assault charges. The Murrays arrived in Honolulu under assumed names with a controversial marriage and religious dispute fueling their move.
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Madalyn Murray
Delwyn Rayson
Maryland
Hawaii
Unitarian Church
Murray
Bonna Mays
John D. Mays Jr
Garth
Bill
Susan Abramovitz
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Thomas B. Finan
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