Hatfield Chilson urges research to boost oil and gas output
In Salt Lake City at the mid year meeting, Undersecretary Hatfield Chilson praised conservation and urged more private research on oil shale. He contrasted U S energy use with Asia, backed a 27 percent depletion allowance, and called for exploration of Alaska reserves and a long range Geological Survey program.
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U.S
Asia
Chilson
Congress
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United States
Department of Interior
Long
Geological Survey
Oil Change Interval Urged By API Report
A report for the American Petroleum Institute argues for regular motor oil changes to reduce engine wear. Researchers show wear rises with longer intervals, recommending changes every 500 miles in severe driving, 1,000 miles normal, and 2,000 miles in mild highway conditions.
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American Petroleum Institute
API
PB. W. Gow
Gulf Research
Gow
Religious Leaders Tour Middle East Before Soviet Talks
Five U S religious leaders toured the Middle East before traveling to the Soviet Union for talks. They were sent by the National Conference of Christians and Jews as part of the U S Soviet cultural exchange program. The group included Rev John S Bonnell, Rev Leonides Contos, Dr Samuel L Gandy, Dr Irving Lehraman, and Roy J McCorkel.
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Cairo
Middle East
Soviet Union
United States
National Conference of Christians and Jews
U.S
de. John Sutherland Bonnell
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
Leonides C. Contos
St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral
Los Angeles
Samuel L. Gandy
Dillard University
New Orleans
Irving Lehraman
Temple Emanu-El
Miami Beach
Fla
Roy J. McCorkel
Commission On Religious Organizations of
The
National Conference
Paradox Basin Highlighted as Utah Oil Pioneer
Clifford A Barkell of Shell Oil told IOCC members in Salt Lake City that Utah's Paradox Basin spurred state oil development. He traced production from 1878 to 1948 Ashby Valley discovery and 1954 first Utah well, noting 17 producing fields by 1957 plus strong reserves in gilsonite and tar sands.
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Utah
Clifford A Barkell
Shell Oil Co
Rarkell
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
IOCC
Ashby Valley
Uintah County
Paradox Basin
Aneth
Joint Committee
W. D. Quigley
AMA Official Warns Quacks Thrive Amid Medical Progress
Dr Louis M Orr, president elect of the American Medical Association, told California's Commonworth Club in San Francisco that quack doctors profit from public faith in science during a period of rapid medical advances. He warned against secret devices and sensational cures and cited a San Francisco medical foundation case investigated by federal agents.
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UPI
American Medi
Cal Association
Louis M. Orr
Orlando
Fla
AMA
California
Orr
Samperson
Auto Workers Vote in Favor of Possible Strike
In Detroit the United Auto Workers reported that members were overwhelmingly voting to authorize strike action if needed to back the union contract demands on General Motors and Chrysler. The update cites a tally and signals readiness for possible labor action in the auto industry.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Chrysler
UAW Vote Boosts Strike Backed Locals Across Nation
Tenlon locals at Big Three plants voted in favor of striking by a large margin, with 128,127 for and 1645 against, as Walter P. Reuther urges unity to back union negotiators in stalled talks with earmakers.
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Tenlon
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
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