Glorita wildcat in Garza County and other drilling news
Oil activity reports a 3,600 foot Glorida wildcat northeast of Post in Garza County by No. 2 Post-Montgomery Estate. Nearby, Coastal States and McFarland plan a 12,200 foot Fusselman wildcat No. 112 Norris near Patricia in Dawson County. Additional No. 1 Klipfel Lower Spraberry wildcat northeast of Lamesa. completion at No. 1 T. J. Sterling in Howard County with 856 foot choke and 227 bpd oil. W. Ridley Wheeler estate plans 8,400 foot Ellenburger wildcat southeast of McCamey.
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Socony Mobil Oi] Co. Inc
Post-Montgomery
Post
Cemar Survey
Wildcat
Dawson
BTA Old Producers
Midland
Lamesa
Dawson County
Adcock Field
Howard Oil and Gas Property Management Inc
Houston
T. J
Strawn
Howard County
Vincent
H&tc Survey
Crockett
Sweetwater Threat Case Yields Probation for Mason
Ronney Mason, 26, received a two year probated sentence from U S Judge Leo Brewster after pleading guilty to threats to dynamite nine schools a hospital and the Nolan County courthouse in Sweetwater Texas He demanded 250 000 to spare the town Mason was arrested after mailing the note to Wilson Guest president of the Sweetwater National Bank He admitted sending the letter and claimed insanity while his lawyer Ed Ponder urged leniency.
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Abilene
APD
U.S
Leo Brewster
Ronney Mason
Sweetwater
Tex
Mason
Nolan County Court House
Ed Ponder
Brewster
Wilson Guest
Sweetwater National Bank
Fines Assessed in Local Courts for Guilty Pleas
Six defendants pleaded guilty in County Court-at-Law No 1 while three more entered innocent pleas. Defendants include Durwood Eaton carrying a prohibited weapon with a 155 dollar fine, David Jackson for check law violation with 10 days jail and 50 dollar fine, Emma Revas for shoplifting with 100 dollars, and Frank Mims for carrying a prohibited weapon with 125 dollars. Bonds were set for several not guilty pleas including Avaristo Martinez for non support and Billy Croft for property destruction. In morning sessions eight defendants pleaded guilty to misdemeanors and four were bonded on innocent pleas with penalties ranging from 25 to 300 dollars and several days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sessions J. C. Godfrey
King Sr
Moore
Mae Miller
42Nd St
David FE. Vaughn
15Th St
Jimmy ‘Touchstone
Indiana Ave
WK. J. Davis
Baylor St
Leslie Lewis
Ave
Arthur Pittman
Teak Ave
Ellis
Fern Gustke
Arnold Dr
Wer Nester Turner
Cedar St
William Leon Hanna
Weatherford
Okla
Weldon Heatherly
Auburn St
Fairgrounds
Beverly Starnes
Wilson
George S. Miller
8Th St
Felipe Valdez
Lubbock Bar Association Meeting Discusses Supreme Court Search and Seizure
Warren Burnett of Odessa outlined U S Supreme Court rulings affecting criminal law in state courts at a Friday luncheon. He cited Mapp v Ohio and Stoner v California, stressing protection of individual rights against unreasonable searches and seizures. Charles Waters introduced Burnett. Mac Wassell presided before about 90 attendees at the Pioneer Hotel.
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Warren Burnett
Odessa
U.S. Supreme Court
Lubbock County Bar Assn
Pioneer Hotel
Burnett
Ohio
Supreme Court
Stoner
California
Charles Waters
Lubbock
Mac Wassell
Bar Association
Civil Suit Filed Against Food Firm
A Lubbock couple seeks 17 250 dollars in a civil suit filed in the District Clerk's office. Mrs. Katie McMullen and her husband W A McMullen allege injuries from a June 28 1963 fall inside Furr Super Market. Auto production rose 16 percent in September despite a GM strike, totaling 572 829 cars.
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Lubbock
Katie McMullen
W. A. McMullen
56Th St
Detroit
UPI
General Motors
Attny Gen approves plan to sell General Aniline stock
Acting Attorney General Nicholas B. Katzenbach approves converting all General Aniline and Film stock into one class to facilitate the government sale of its 93.5 percent interest. The firm’s stock, seized as enemy property during the war, will be sold to the public by early next year.
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Washington
UPI
Nicholas B. Katzenbach
General Aniline and Film Corp
O'Donnell Young Farmers Hear PCCA Marketing Talk
O'Donnell Young Farmers heard Henry Patton of the Plains Cotton Cooperative Assn discuss cotton marketing at their monthly meeting in the agricultural building of O Donnell High School. Patton cited PCCA export markets for Arkansas cotton to Japan Korea Formosa and India. Attendees included Jim Burkett president Harold Sanders and other local members.
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O'Donnell
O'Donnell Young Young Farmers
Henry Patton
Lubbock
Plains Cotton Cooperative Assn
Patton
O'Donnell High School
PCCA
Japan
Korea
Formosa
India
Jim Burkett
Harold Sanders
Jerry Gass
Harold Payne
Bubsy Allen
Carl Sanders
Harold Brumit
Ralph Gary
Jack Mineter
Freddy James
Venson Casswell
David Franklin
Harold Hohn
James Reed
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Garza County
BRDWY
Monterey
Rcavictor
Vista
Sales—Service
Pat S. Moore
Durwood Adolphus Eaton
Pat Moore
David M. Jackson
Terry Hudson
5Th St
Frank Mims
Ave. B
Lubbock County Bar Association
Food
Northern Plains
Mississippi Valley
Tennessee Valley
Gulf Coast States
Atlantic
Southern Plains
Aufill’s
Sly
South Cat
Tahoka Hiwy
Muleshoe Muleshoe
Brownfield
Success School
West Texas
BIG Red Raider
Idalou
Bryant
Chicken Shack
14Th St
Avenue Q
al Beutler
Stan Kenton
Johnny Gilbert
Wayne’s
RCA
Pops
the Trumpet
Crovoay
Ron Saass
AL Wirt
Boston Pops
Arthur Fiedler
Haydn
Java
al Hirt
Ja Hirt
RCA Victor
NERO
Peter
Peter Nero
John Gary
Danny Boy
Lorne Greene
Std St. Record Store
34Th St
Flintwood Shopping Center
Idolon
VFW
Slaton
Texas
Jimmy
Mackey
O’donnell
Winton
Kyle
Holiday Inn Parkway
E. 4Th
Parkway Drive
South Plains
Club LaRue
Slaton Highway
Tech
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