Interior Report Bolsters Oilmen Hopes on Imports
Houston AP dispatch notes Interior Department plans and a five month study on petroleum imports. The report may guide federal policy on ports oil programs and quotas as President Johnson and officials weigh steps to curb or expand oil flows amid energy concerns.
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Max B. Skelton
Houston
Stewart
Sheren
Johnmonten
Johnson
Jin
Cliff
Lord Haneen
Udall
Pooling Bill in Texas Faces Broad Support in Legislature
The Texas independents association backs Senate Bill 2 and House Bill 2 to authorize Railroad Commission pooling of oil and gas interests in common reservoirs while protecting correlative rights. Governor Connally urged the measure to reduce waste and avoid duplicative drilling by small landowners.
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John Connally
Texas
Connie
Orter
Connally
Railroad Commission
Kansas
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Galloway Calhoun, Jr
Tyler
Wayne Gibbons
Breckenridge
James L. Sewell
Dallas
Texas Mid-Continent
Sewell
Supreme Court
Commission
Minera
Morrison named chairman of OIC planning committee
Charles F. Morrison Mobil Oil Co. Dallas was selected as chairman of the Europa public relations committee of the Texas public relations association OIC. Morrison becomes a member of OIC's nine member executive committee and Mobil supports regional public relations efforts in Dallas.
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Dallas
Charles F.morrison
Mobil Ol! Co
Europa
Ition
A. Horner
Joic State
Ciatreniar
Morrison
A. G.fielster Jr
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Tulsa
Texas
OFC
OIC
Mpexea
Texas Oil and
Ea Inusty
Malhuagan Neanion
University of Texas
Mobil
Southwest
The
Public Relations Society of America
API President to Speak at Southwestern Production Meet
Frenk N Ticard API president will deliver an address at the March 11 morning session of the Southwestern District Division of Production meeting in Dallas. Bob Parker of Parker Drilling Co and R R Anderson of Sun Oil Co join talks on topics from oil pricing to continuing education and managerial skills. The three day event begins March 10 with technical and training committee meetings and features papers on drilling fluids lignosulfate muds and LACT standardization.
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Dallas
Frenk
N. Ticard
American Petroleum Institute
Institute
Thard
Bob Parker
Parker Drilling Co
Tulsa
R. R. Anderson
Sun Oil Co
Philadelphia
W. D. Moore
Dallas Power and Light Co
J. W. Muller
Employers Casualty Co
John Kelly Jr
Socony - Mobi Field Research Laboratories
Las
Jack Hellinghausen
Atlantic Refining Co
Dale
API
Yd. W. Underwood
Dallas hosts sixteenth annual taxation institute
The International Attorneys from Washington New York Louisiana Mississippi California and Texas gather at Southern Methodist University for a three day meeting on natural gas regulation oil and gas law topics. Speakers include Berard Foster Jr Renees Kintner and Jack Union Oi Co of California among others with papers on waterfloods drilling and gas plant efficiency. Franklin Waltman Sun Oil director retires March 31.
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Washington,c
New York
Louisiana
Misses
California
Tex
Southwerters Legal Center
Southern Methodist University
Berard A. Foster Jr
Washington, D.C
Meteed Gun Sverco Wii
James Chase
Oil and Gas Prower
O'Briant Jr
M. L. Mills
Atlantic Refining Co
Mic
Harry L. Horton
Dowelles
Dow Chemical Co
Midland
Byron Jackson, Inc
Jack Wil
National Tank Co
Midfen
Bill ‘Smith
Highland and
Capitan
Odessa
Chad Wiley
Wee Roller Bit Co
Firm Appoints New Geologist in Tyler District
Marvin L. Shapiro has been appointed district geologist for Pan American Petroleum Corp. Tyler district. Willian Smith, division exploration superintendent for Pan Am's North Texas New Mexico division, announced the promotion. Shapiro, a Chicago native, studied at the University of Chicago and earned an M.S. degree. He served three years with the CS during World War II and advanced through early Pan Am positions.
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Fort Worth
Marvin L. Shapiro
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Tyler
Willian Smith
Pan Am
North Texas
New Mexico Divi- Shapiro
T. Ist
Te Eee Ae
Chicong
Peony Itoncago University
CS Loring
Pan
Shap
Lebteck
Streverare
Fragmented Notes From Scribbled Land Survey Document
The text reads as a fragmented land survey record with scattered place names numbers and abbreviations. It mentions sections towns and possible parcel identifiers including Forest of Corp Walker and Monstens tooth core Ree ulcuan Stock Amn FL 90 FEL and various cryptic codes. The legible parts hint at a property or mapping ledger rather than a narrative event.
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Psu
AW Ackerly
Gercieni
Saas
Ieee
Bono
Martin
San Andres
Crier
Scharbaver
Forest of Corp
Beott
Walker
Gover
Amn
Monahan Et
Two-Price Approach to Be Argued in Permian Basin Case
Final hearing on the Permian Basin pricing dispute is set before the Federal Power Commission. The case centers on a two price system aiming to regulate interstate gas prices and reduce excess charges, with support from industry groups and opposition from others. The hearing will review the Phillips case mandates and consider applying regional price ceilings to large and small producers alike.
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Accord Wilson Sharpe
Federal Power Commission
Eisenhower
Larpc
Atretchi
Thelslon
New Mexico
California
Wenner
Tributor Intervener
Oil Co
Hunt Oil Co
Phillips Co
King-Stevenson Oil Co., Inc
Perry R. Bass
Ismall
Warren Petroleum Corp
Ial
Seymour Wenner
Texas
Price
Royalty Owners Association
Basin Field
Independent Petroleum Associa
Mexico
America
Phillips
San Francisco
City of San Die
Philadelphia Electric Co
FPC
Test Of Jennings Formation Set In Concho County
In Concho County a crucial hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission drew 40 parties including 15 major producers and law firms. Texas New Mexico and California fields were mentioned with multiple test wells. The case, centered on drilling rights and pricing for gas and oil, highlights ongoing producer opposition and regulatory battles.
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Jennings
Concho County
Gas Prices And Producer Control In Permian Field
In 1960 or earlier gas from wells sold at 15.9 cents for gas well gas and gas processed from oil wells and 10 cents for raw gas from oil wells. Gas Control Wenner reported that 50 large producers control 94 percent of Permian gas under FPC oversight. About 1,400 producers operate in the field.
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Wenner
FPC
Independent Texas oil group blasts interior report
M. D. Abel president of the Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association denounces the Kelly-Lattu report as inadequate and misleading. He criticizes Interior Department hearings on oil imports for failing to address a growing imbalance harming domestic independents and argues for U.S. self sufficiency and broader national security implications.
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Me 7
Minor Jameson Jr
Alec
Udall
Jameson
Fr Nevcinets
Eiversoan
P Jameson
Sonavecs
Austin
M. D. Abel
Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association
Interior Department
Abel
TIPRO
Interfor
Burely
Sebvnting
Happy Frances
United States
U.S
Mid-East
Congress
Suez Canal
Middle East
America
World Oil Output Reaches New Global High in November
World oil output climbed to a record 28.70 million barrels daily in November, led by gains in the Western Hemisphere Europe and Africa. The United States produced 7.69 million barrels daily, while the Middle East, North Africa and Nigeria also contributed to the surge despite a dip from the September peak.
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Tulsa
Oil! Ind
Middle East
Europe
Asia-Pacific
Africa
North Africa
Nigeria
Drilling Activity Surges in Permian Basin Area
Oil crews report 108 active rigs in the Permian Basin survey led by Reed Rolle Bit Co, up from last week but below 1964's pace. Counties headlining include Olze with 23 rigs, Pecos with 16, and Andrews with 12 as new wells and test sites across multiple counties push exploration.
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Permeian Basin
Reed Rolle 'Bit Co. J
OlZe County
Pecos County
Andrews County
Burleson & Hutt
Midland Sill
Alent
San Andres
Winkler
Youur
Runnels
Sojourner Drilling Co
Abilene
Aller Co
Runnels County
Brisley
Gardner
Bb&c Survey
Sterling
San Angelo
Sterling City
Biaetlog
Amen
Midland
Corve
Stringer Pool
Laag R
Strawn
PSL
Yarbrough & Alien
Monahans
Sealy-Smith
Oil Production Off On Survey
Oil and Gas Journal reports U S crude oil and lease condensate production averaged 7 744 970 barrels daily last week down 10 900 from the prior week State breakdown shows Kansas 289 200 barrels daily down 10 000 Wyoming 385 900 down 2 300 Oklahoma 700 down 1 200 Montana 84 200 down 1 206 Texas 2 692 100 Louisiana 1 635 000 Mississippi 136 30.
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Tulsa
U. S
Oil and Gas Journal
Kansas
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Montana
Texas
Louisia
Mississippi
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OIC Planning
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Pete ‘Equipment and Service Magazine
J. EnDean
Gulf Oil Corp
Hauion
Earl W. Kintner
Wascangton, Co
W. V. Ballew
Tra Butler
Kenneth I. Franks
Jackson
Franklin Waltman
Sof Sun Oil Co
Robert G. Dunlop
Ie Eee Eent
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Been
Bary Cay
Permian Basin
Little Producers
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Paint
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Forster Drilling Co
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W. D. Johnson Jr
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Mentone
Ashman & Hil
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Land County
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