Computerized international geology bibliography project announced
The Geological Society of America and the American Geological Institute announce a joint program to create a monthly computer based information service for global earth science literature. The project aims to document about 20 000 abstracts annually with NSF and GSA funding and aims for a 1966 67 trial issue.
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Geological Society of America
GSA
American Geological Institute
AGN
Propines & Solution
North America
Nort America
U.S. Geologicalurvey
Westreoor
Raymond C. Becker
Becker
AGI
U.S. Geological Survey
Linn Hoover
Hoover
USGS
Klement to speak on reefs at Lubbock Geology dinner
Dr Karl W Klement from Texas Tech Geosciences will address the Lubbock Geological Society Tuesday at 6 pm during a Ming Tree Restaurant dinner meeting. He will define reef bank and bioherm biostrome concepts and illustrate fossil and recent reef occurrences from the Pacific Florida Keys Caribbean Canada Texas France Germany and Texas. A social hour follows at 6 pm with dinner at 6 40 pm.
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Lubbock Geological Society
Karl W. Klement
Texas Tech Geosciences Department
Ming Tree
Klement
Pacific
Florida Keys
Caribbean
Canada
West
Texas
France
Germany
Humphrey Kicks Off Million Summer Jobs Drive
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey launched the Youth Opportunity Campaign for 1966 aiming to provide one million summer jobs for American youths. He announced a parallel Operation Champ program to fill gaps in recreation facilities, staffed by Youth Corps members, college athletes, and sports stars, with expansion planned to 30 metropolitan areas.
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Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Petroleum Group Names Hobbs Chapter Chairman
Robert Gault of Hobbs was named chairman of the Hobbs chapter of New Mexico Petroleum Industries. He replaces Robert L. Barton. Other chairmen named include Harry Nunan, Victor T. Lyon, and Woodrow W. Easley. The new committee chairmen met for a luncheon and film Time to Live, with Joseph W. Palmer attending as executive director of NMPIC.
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HOBBS
Robert Gault
ITV
New Mexico Petroleum Industries
Ed Staley
PIC
Robert L. Barton
Staley
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Harry Nunan
Victor T. Lyon
Woodrow W. Easley
Joseph W. Palmer
NMPIC
Government and private industry to hire youths nationwide
Humphrey announced federal agencies would be directed to hire some youngsters and U S employment agencies nationwide would set up special offices to aid employers and job hunters.
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Humphrey
U.S
Locations And Completions In Andrews And Midland Areas
Readable lines describe multiple oil and gas locations and completions across Andrews and Midland areas. Entries reference well numbers, sections, ranges, and township data with operators and unit designations, plus production and location notes for remaining sites.
Petroleum Institute safety meeting set for Los Angeles
The American Petroleum Institute Division of Science and Technology will hold a May 3 to 6 meeting at the International Hotel in Los Angeles. Topics include safety of floating roof tanks and fire control and suppression with E C Sommer of Esso Research moderating. A Lohse of Union Oil Co. will preside and Parker C Folsa led planning.
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New York
American Petroleum Institute
Division of Science and Technology
International Hotel
Los Angeles
Parker C. Folsa
Sacony Mobil Os Co., Inc
E. C. Sommer
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Florham Park
N. J
A. Lohse
Union Oil Co
California
Domestic oil production down in week ended April 16
Oil and Gas Journal reports a 25 300 barrel per day drop in US crude output led by Oklahoma with a 16 500 bpd decline though week to week changes vary. Cumulated US production to April 16 reached 865 396 300 barrels, up 4 2 percent from 1965.
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Tulsa
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Kansas
Rotary Rig Count Drops in Permian Basin Survey
Midland special report shows 11 fewer active rigs, with 185 drilling units currently in operation. Lea leads with 25 rigs, Reagan 22, and Pecos 17, while several counties report small declines from the prior two weeks. Total compared to last year remains three rigs above the West Texas-Southeast New Mexico region figure.
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Midland
Permian Basin
Reed Roller Bit Co
West Texas
New Mexico
Lea
Bearcan
Pecos
Reagan
Andrews
Borden
Sterling
Stonewall
Terrell
Terry
Tom Green
Yoakum
Helicopter Vanishes Off Coast With Five Aboard
Foggy conditions hampered a search for a police helicopter that disappeared Friday night during a coastal patrol. Five people were aboard the craft which is believed to have exploded and crashed near Windhoek.
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Windhoek
Southwest Africa
UPS
Allowables For May Set By Commission
The railroad commission on Friday set district oil production allowables for May at 35 percent of potential under the Wednesday order. Districts list barrels per day: 1 182 679, 2 374 247, 3 842 659, 4 569 937, 5 72 775, 6 251 590, 7 393 453, 8 2 051 206, 9 148 582, 10 195 459.
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Austin
The
Railroad Commission
Supply-Demand Topics at NGPA Convention Session
The 45th annual NGPA convention in Denver will feature a standing room only session on natural gas and gas liquids supply and demand. Five experts from Mobil Oil Gulf Oil Pace Co and others will discuss petrochemical feedstocks, foreign supplies, and market competition shaping future LP-Gas and gas liquids. Approximately 1,200 processors from the U.S. and Canada are expected to attend.
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Natural Gas Processors Association
Denver
David Knapp
Mobil Oil Co
Houston
United States
D. N. McClanahan
Norman Lewis
Pace Co
W. R. Lund
Gulf Oil Co
Pittsburgh
C. T. Wells
Mobile
NGPA
Carl E. Reistle
Humble Oil Board
Frank N. Ikard
American Petroleum Institute
Canada
Denver-Hilton
Israeli Press Welcomes Eban Poland Visit Indicating Ties
Tel Aviv reports foreign minister Abba Eban will visit Poland to confer with Eastern European envoys. Editorials call the move an indication of improved relations with the Eastern bloc and foresee closer cooperation.
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Tel Aviv
UPT
Abba Eban
Poland
Nnation
East Europe
Industry Trends Puzzle Drilling Contractors in 1966 Outlook
Houston AP report notes mixed signals for oil drilling in early 1966 as activity lags 1965 yet indicators show potential. Baker of the American Association of Oil Well Drilling Contractors cites fewer active rigs, rising crude prices in patches, higher production, and stock declines, with Louisiana offshore showing gains.
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Max B. Skelton
Baker
United States
Middle East
Europe
Suez Canal
U.S
Rocky Mountains
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Texas
Interior
Stewart Udall
Texas Railroad Commission
Louisiana
IPAA Midyear Meeting to Feature Global Oil Officials in Tulsa
The Independent Petroleum Association of America lists May 8-10 in Los Angeles as the IPAA midyear meeting timeline with speakers including Anthony M. Solomon Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs and Dr. Carlos Perez de la Cova Venezuelan Ministry Counselor for Economic Affairs. Solomon will speak May 10 during the general session, with de la Cova addressing the same session. Other announced speakers include Michel T. Halboury and Lawrence J. O'Connor Jr., plus IPAA President F Allen Calvert Jr. and industry leaders from the Federal Power Commission and the National Coal Association.
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Tulsa
Anthony M. Solomon
U. S. Dept. of State
Carlos Perez de la Cova
Washington, D. C
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Los Angeles
Solomon
Bureau of Inter-American Affairs
Bureau For
Latin America
AID
U. S. Trust Territory
Pacific Islands
U. S
Bolivia
de la Cova
IPAA
Institute of Petroleum
London
Zulia
Venezuela
Ministry of Development
Geological Conference
Trinidad
Phillips Petroleum Co
Land Department
Caracas
England
Michel T. Halboury
American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Oklahoma Gay
Henry Bellman
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Lawrence J. O'Connor, Jr
Federal Power Commission
Robert E. Lee Hall
National Coal Association
F. Allen Calvert, Jr
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