Wolfcamp gas shows from two southeast New Mexico tests
Skelly Oil reports a Wolfcamp gas discovery at the No. 1 West Jal unit five miles west of Jal New Mexico with flowing rates from 3.157 million to 2.58 million cubic feet per day at various chokes and pressures. Eddy area test at No. 1 Indian Basin Federal yields 320 000 cfpd after 122 minutes open. Additional wells and tests across Gaines Sterling Reeves Crane areas are noted with drillstem tests and reentries in Wolfcamp and Cherry Canyon zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea County
N. M
Skelly Oil Co
Midland
Jal
Federal
Skelly
Lowe
West Lines
Gaines
David Fasken
Jones
Gaines County
Seminole
Sterling—Roden Oil Co
Cosden Petroleum Corp
Wolfcamp
Reed
Credo
Sterling County
Block 30
Wenw Sur
Sterling City
Cherry Canyon
Reeves
Gulf Oil Corp
J. C
WaHa
Pyote
Public School Land Survey
CRANE
Crane County
McCamey
Gulf Ojl Corp
Clear Fork
West Crossett
Local Briefs Include Injuries And Enrollments Across Region
Charles Ream 34 of Harbwood in Methodist Hospital with a knife wound in the right side after a 2 a.m. scuffle Saturday. James Cart Zeock announces McCarty homecoming at Forrest Park 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. bring a basket lunch. Joe Old of Fort Wayne will enroll at Indiana Technical College in the Gener Education Dept for fall term starting Sept. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Haynes of Abilene announce the birth of a daughter weighing pounds 14 ounces at Dyess AFB Hospital. Leonard Griffith of Bledsoe treated for a left foot injury at Methodist Hospital. Filemino Franco of Big Spring in poor condition with two gunshot wounds, transported to Lubbock. O D Barnes and wife of Lubbock treated for injuries from a Snyder car crash. Three-year-old Lupe Salazar of Morton in good condition after being run over twice in a Morton farm incident. Gulf proposes to re center and deepen at Middle Clear Fork field from 3,505 feet, planning 4,000 feet depth near Section 18, Block 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe D. Qld
Archie Old
9Th St
Indiana Technical College
Fort Wane
Ind
Old
Gener Education Department
Filemino Franco
Big Spring
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
Lupe Salazar
Morton
Cochran County
Middle Clear Fork
Texas Crude Oil Co
Gulf
H&tc Survey
Khrushchev backs Soviet missile tests and disarmament hopes
Premier Khrushchev defended Moscow’s anti rocket programs and warned the United States against continuing atomic testing. He cited past atmospheric blasts and urged a general disarmament treaty while stating the USSR would match US test activity if Washington proceeds. He questioned the need to release film footage of the rocket in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
America
Great Plains Weather Hits Panhandle South Plains
Thunderstorms bring hail and heavy rain from Amarillo to the South Plains. Tornadoes near Pampa cause trailer damage as a line of storms moves eastward. Forecasters predict more thundershowers with cooler air and near normal temperatures for midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Neal
Sweetwater
Barnhart I
San Angelo
Crowell
Bronte
Mertton
Big Lake
Amarillo
South Plains
Littlefield
Anfon
Plainview
Abernathy
Petersburg
Wichita Falls
Panhandle
South ‘Plains
Lubbock
Texas
Dalhart
el Paso
Corpus Christi
Presidio
Gila Bend, Ariz
Drummond
Mont
Redmond
Ore
Burglary After Open House Invitation Gains Access
Apartment manager's open house note leads burglars to steal from 1710 Main St. Two dinette chairs, a lounge chair, a storage chest and a night stand valued at 115 dollars missing. Separate crimes include Gary's Bar-B-Q break in for 80 dollars in change and vandalism to Janet Myers' car rear window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Iddins
Main St
Gary’s
Bar-B-Q
Ave. M
Janet Myers
Pleas Entered In 99th Court
Pleas of guilty were entered in 99th District Court after a 60-case docket call led by Judge Howard C. Davison. Marvin James Stone, 42, 2404 N Quirt, admitted forging a instrument and faced potential two-year term. sentencing postponed 10 days. Juan Guerrero Lozano, 22, 708 15th St., faces murder with malice in the January gun death of Fernando Montalvo, 26, of 705 15th St., to be tried after jurors report Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
99Th District Court
Howard C. Davison
Marvin James Stone
Sam Kelley
Davison
Juan Guerrero Lozano
15Th St
Fernando Montalvo
Macmillan Announces Second Phase of Cabinet Resignations
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan disclosed on Monday night that nine more ministers have resigned as part of a broad Cabinet reconstruction. The reshuffle follows prior dismissals and signals a major government overhaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold Macmillan
Wall Street Mixed as Losses Narrow in Midday Trading
Stocks drifted lower with the Dow off to 586.21 as the overall market showed modest declines. Major sectors including steels, autos, chemicals, tobacco, and electronics faced fractional losses while a few names in tech showed small gains amid a subdued economic backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
York
Aps
Profi
Autel
American
du Pont
MOA Inc
IBM
Polaroid
U £& Gypsum
American Tobacco
Tex
Registration At Tech Underway
About 2 700 students expected to enroll for the second semester at Texas Tech. Registration began this morning with 50 entering freshmen at orientation. Classes start Tuesday and all changes must be completed by Wednesday. The second summer term runs to August 23 with commencement on August 3. First semester enrollment totaled 4 758. last year’s second term had 2 772.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
Hess Receives Meritorious Service Citation at Texas Base
Col Lester C Hess is cited for exceptionally meritorious service while commander of Reese AFB Texas from August 18 1959 to July 15 1962. The ceremony included a watercolor portrait gift from Lubbock citizens and remarks by Col Gunn praising Hess’s record and civilian military ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester C. Hess
United States
Reese Afb
Texas
Hess
U.S. Air Force
Col. Hess
George Wilson
Lubbock
Gunn
Air Force
Reese
George W. Pardy
Thomas J. Barret
Pp. West
Dross Ellis
Wess
Kelsesville
Italif
Panama Canal Zone
U S
Ploesti
Romania
United States Air Force
Bryan Afb
Allied Air Forces Northern European Command
NATO
Sheppard Afb
Estes Case Debunked as Fraudulent Audit Allegations
Townsend, Miller's assistant, testifies the Estes audit of Winn P Jackson, Lubbock, showed net assets well above required levels and included inflated figures. He cites four comparable yet questionable entries and notes changes in warehouse bonding oversight since Estes’s fraud indictments in early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Miller
Orville I. Freeman
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Freeman
Estes
Winn P. Jackson
Lubbock
Tex
Townesend
Bistes
Jude Trent
Basel
Millesaioe
Heop
Lubbock Man Charged In Case Involving a Child
A 28 year old Lubbock man Kenneth Paw Cover was charged with attempted incident involving an 11 year old girl from Lubbock in a July 5 case. He is held in Lubbock County jail on 45 dollar bond. The suspect was jailed after arrest following a mother’s report to officers. Two women were arrested at a motel on vagrancy and prostitution probes. A loaded .38 caliber public safety item was found during searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Kenneth Paw Cover
42Nd St
Lubbock County
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCleskey
Junior Brown
Brown
Coury
McCleskey
Brownfield
Radio satellites compare active and passive types
The article explains passive satellites like Echo 1 and active repeaters such as Telstar. It notes Echo 1 launched August 12 1960 remains in orbit but shows reduced reflectivity, while Big Shot is larger and sturdier, intended to hold shape until reentry with a 135 foot diameter versus Echo I’s 100 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Telstar
Burglary and Vandalism Reported in Local Homes
Police investigated a burglary at 1510 FE 6th St where three windows were broken and kitchen linoleum stolen, with total loss estimated at 37 dollars. James Tipton reported a 91 dollar cash theft from a box at his Ave M home. Castilllo reported a phonograph valued at 50 dollars stolen from her 10th Street residence. Deputies checked thefts of two irrigation well batteries near Shallowater and a vehicle damage incident on Hwy 84 FM 400 with damage around 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th St
James Tipton
Ave. M
Mary Castillo
10Th St
Od ‘Ficers
Lubbock County
M. C. Ross
Shallowater
Jimmy Gilbert
47Th St
Hwy. 84
FM 400
Services Pending For J. L. Boardwine
Funeral arrangements for James Leroy Boardwine 69 who died of a heart attack at his residence about 8 15 am Sunday were to be announced by Singleton Funeral Homes. Survivors include his wife three daughters Juanita McDonald Denver City Lorene Henry and Lucille Day Hobbs two sons E C Denver City and Harold Dean Grants NM two brothers L H Collinsville OK and John Bartlesville OK and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver City
Singleton Funeral Homes
James Leroy Boardwine
Boardwine
Juanita McDonald
Lorene Henry
Lucille Day
Hobbs
E. C
Harold Dean
Grants
N.M
L. H
Collinsville
Okla
John
Bartlesville
Lubbock Courts Face Multiple Civil Actions and Divorces
U S District Court Judge Joseph B Dooley presides over Olivia Harris and husband versus James B Whitley and wife for injuries from a February 19 two car collision seeking a 64000 judgment. Also listed are divorces and suits including Bankers Life policy dispute and a note suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
U.S. District Court
Joseph B. Dooley
Olivia Harris
James B. Whitley
State District Court
Terry County
VND District Court
Victor H. Lindsey
Jo Ann Crawford
A. L. Crawford
Bradford J. Bullard
Betty Bullard
Theresa A. van Bibber
Bankers Life and Casualty Co
Dallas Man Killed When Car Hits Utility Pole
Walter Berry aged 55 from Ferris died in a single vehicle crash when his car struck a utility pole early today in Dallas. Local police are investigating the crash and have not released further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Walter Berry
Ferris
Negro May Get U S Bar Post in Dallas
U S Attorney Alty. Barefoot Sanders said a Negro lawyer is under consideration for assistant U S attorney in Dallas. Fred Finch Jr. of Dallas is one of three Negroes who applied. there are more than 30 applicants. Sanders stressed the decision will depend on qualifications and not on race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
U.S. Alty
Barefoot Sanders
U. S
Sanders
Fred Finch Jr
Kennedy
Finch
Starvard Law School
Local Sunday School Attendance Totals 16 636 Across 60 Lubbock Churches
Figures from Lubbock churches show Sunday morning attendance of 16 636, down from 17 501 last week cited by four churches. The list includes numerous Methodist Baptist Church of Christ and Assembly of God congregations across the city, reflecting broad church participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Vaape _Methwest
Epworth Methodist
Wesley Methodist
Cooper Methodist
Mt Vernon Methodist Latin American Methodist
Westminster Presbyterian Oo
Shepherd King Taitheran Lubbook View Christian Westmont Christ
Bam Churen
Antioch Baptist
Armott- Henson Rapes Baptist Mexican Missin Chapel
Hil Baptist
Ast
College Avenue Baptist O. First Baptist
Phot Avenue Baptist
Harwell Heuhts Baptist
Thihland Baptist
E . Mackenzie
Flighland
Assembly of
Roverlawn
Assembly of God
Kennedy Returns to White House After Cape Cod Weekend
President Kennedy flew from Cape Cod to Andrews Air Force Base arriving at 10 12 am. His flight lasted about an hour and he had no formal schedule on his White House calling list for the day. The weekend included both work and relaxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
White House
Cape Cod
Andrews Air Force Base
Bonds Of $500 Set For Three In City
Three defendants entered innocent pleas before Judge Pat S. Moore in County Court No. 2. Bonds of $500 each were set for Freddie Mae Garrett 69 of 1903 Ave B charged with liquor law violation, Mrs. Troy J Henson 25 of 2725 Baylor St charged with check law violation, and Enrique Lopez Valdez 48 of 809 Mth St charged with driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat S. Moore
Freddie Mae Garrett
Ave. B
Troy J Henson
Baylor St
Enrique Lopez Valdez
Mth
Births Listed From West Texas Hospital In Busy Week
Notices detail multiple newborns at West Texas Hospital with weights from 4 pounds 2 ounces to 16 pounds 4 ounces. Fathers hold varied occupations including planning department employee, wholesale trader, and Texas Tech student. Several mothers and addresses are listed alongside birth times and hospital names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michart David Tunkertey
Tal
West Tesas Hospital
Texas Tech
Derby Soap Box Derby Sets 1962 Race Prizes
Derby officials prepare for the 1962 Soap Box Derby with city utilities aiding track setup. Awards total 30000 in college scholarships plus trophies, savings bonds, watches, radios and trips to Akron for top finishers. Eligible boys receive helmets T shirts and medals for car builders. event starts with trial runs at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cope
Front Municipal Power and Light Co
Southwestern Public Service Co
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
McCullough
Public Utilities
Tom Cherry
Toledo Scale, Co
Akron
Ohio
Navy Vet Reports For Duty In City
Navy veteran Donald Hausauer engineman first class reports for duty at the Lubbock Navy recruiting sub station after ten years in the service He transferred from Albuquerque where he served seven months and prior duty aboard the submarine USS Sea Fox He is a native of Aurora New York and lives with his wife and five children at 4508 37th Street Idaho Falls Idaho
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hausauer
USN
Lubbock
Navy
Hausauer
Submarine Service
Albuquerque
Sea Fox
Aurora
N.Y
Ottoman Empire Lands and Regions Pre World War I
The Ottoman Empire encompassed European Turkey, Anatolia, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Jordan, Palestine, Israel, Arabia, Yemen, and Aegean islands up to the war era. The listing highlights vast imperial holdings stretching across the Middle East and adjacent regions prior to World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Turkey
Anatolia
Syria
Lebanon
Iraq
Jordan
Palestine
Israel
Arabia
Yemen
Aegean Sea
Reds Reject A-Test Plan
Geneva dispatch reports the Soviet Union rejected a Western plan for compulsory inspection of nuclear test sites at the Disarmament Conference. Valerian Zorin proposed relying on the eight-nation neutral memorandum with national controls and invited on-site checks, a stance the West deems noncompliant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Zorin
Valerian Zorin
Arthur
Dean
Zorn
Rainer
Paristu
Consaraiment Couifer Poce
Zertin
West
London
American Atomic Energy Commission
iWest
International Scientificd Commission
City Insurance Men At Montreal Meet
Five Lubbock insurance representatives attend the Million Dollar Round Table annual meeting at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal Canada. Attendees include Kay H. Baird Bill Kingsberg Ralph S. Krebs Philip B. Bolanon and Alfred L. Hartsfield from Mutual Life United Founders Life and Western National Life. About 900 members are expected to attend the convention which lasts until Thursday. The group recognizes agents who have written at least one million dollars in life insurance in a calendar year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Insurance
Round Table
International Organization of Life
Queen Elizabeth Hotel
Montreal
Canada
Lubbock
Kay H. Baird
Bill Kingsberg
Ralph S. Krebbs
Mutual Life of New York
Philip B. Bo- Lanon
United Founders Life
Alfred L. Hartsfield
Western National Life of Texas
Barbershoppers To Be Feted Tuesday In Lubbock
Mr and Mrs Arch Lamb host a Ladies Night chuck wagon supper for the Lubbock Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing at their W 34th Street home near the city limits. About 100 members wives and guests are expected. Four quartets will perform barbershop numbers. Western regalia will be worn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Lamb
Lubbock
Society For Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Lamb
W. 34Th St
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Penn Zones
Lea and
Eddy
Charles Ream
Harbwood
Ream
McCarty
Forrest Park Community Center
James
Cart Zeoek
Fentils
Terry
Haynes
Leonard Griffith, Bledsoe
Griffith Elevators
O. D. Barnes
Rt. 1
West Texas Hospital
Snyder
Barnes
Reds
Great Plains
Cresbyton
Ralls
Floydada
Paymaster
Abilene
Fort Worth
New Jersey
Ocean County
William B. Widnail
Pampa
S.C. Jones
Pama
A. J. Babcock
Babcock
PWM Ark Fala
Associated Press
B.S Manth Aga
Kansas City Report
Kansas City
Calven
Fanes
Col. Gunn
At Medc
Hilger
Pe Elotes
Au Ie Lela
J. L. Boardwine
Robert J. Allen
Valley Federal
Employees Federal Credit Union
City
JFK
Mis
Bishop
David T Conn
Bates
Beth
Father
Frontier Wholesale
Dean Morgan
127Th St
Oon Dorth
West Texans Hospital
A S Alesman
Peak Distributing Co
Mroo
Tard Bo Daves
Kod Pem
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Bos. Department of Ageniture
Bull Stone
Sid St
Bred Lens
B. Heater
Dld
St Mars Hospital
Myroogud
Herbert Rachardson Jr
Ty St
Redeen
Mironat
Alva Gene Calvert
Taylor
Mroowad Dirs
Pedra Mares
Spdeer
TATA
Stinlas
Texas Hospital
Cofford-birth
Western
Mtr Dad
Canees
Eggouist Hospital
Derby
City Insurance
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