Sun article notes catalytic cracking advances raise gasoline quality
The Sun reports on catalytic cracking developments led by Marshall, noting 1968 regular gasoline prices and a 20 percent rise offset by quality gains. The process uses hydrogen treating after initial catalytic cracking, with operations at 300 to 4000 psi and up to 850 Fahrenheit, transforming heavy stocks into gasoline and jet fuel.
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Spindletop Memorial Museum Plans Emerge in Beaumont
Beaumont prepares a Spindletop Museum on a 10 acre site costing about 4.5 million. Lucas Gusher history highlights relics of early petroleum daring while steel derricks replace vanished wooden rigs. Anthony Lucas began drilling in 1900, with a famous 1901 gusher that transformed oil wealth and local life.
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Westbrook
Sim- Lucas Gusher Monument Association
Anthony Lucas
al Hamil
Oil Museum Planned In Basin Area
Trustees of the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum plan a six million dollar project with an endowment and funds for building exhibits and furnishings. negotiations with an architectural firm and exhibits consultant are nearing final stages as planning proceeds for a major industrial museum to educate outside the region about oil and gas achievements.
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Production Symposium Planned by South Plains AIME Chapter
The South Plains Section of AIME and Texas Tech University host a two day Production Technology Symposium in Lubbock in Nov 2021. The program features education papers on polymer flooding and field histories with a Friday luncheon address by Michel T Halbouty and a pre-event cocktail party at the Koko Palace Convention Hall. The event aims to showcase up-to-date regional production technology papers drawn from the Society of Petroleum Engineers and Fall Meeting in Denver.
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Michel T. Halbouty
AAPG
Koko Palace Corvention Hall
Koko Palace
Denver
Colo
Soeciety
AIME
Humble Oil Leader Wright To Be Honored At Texas Meeting
Houston based Humble Oil & Refining Co. chairman M A Wright and Fort Worth independent W A Moncrief will receive awards for long service to Texas petroleum at the 50th annual Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association meeting in Houston October 13-14. Wright holds multiple industry roles and public posts. Moncrief is recognized as a veteran independent operator.
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Dlife Federation
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Ortma
Mauiang
New Jersey Hume Company
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Top Bidders Dominate Alaska North Slope Oil Lease Sale
Tulsa special report notes Alaska North Slope lease sale drew bids over 900 million dollars in high bids with a total around 1.676 billion. The Union Pacific Amex combine led for acreage with 66 074 acres across 26 tracts while new entrants posted strong numbers.
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North Slope
Ol and Gas Journal
Journal
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East Louisiana
Union-Pan ‘Am Combine
Combine
API Reports Fire Safety Improvement in 1968
The American Petroleum Institute cites a 1968 survey covering 155000 insured properties with value over 12 billion dollars, reporting fire losses of 3.3 million and a rate of 6.9 cents per 100 dollars of insured value, down from 10.6 cents in 1967. The 407 fires largely caused under 16 thousand dollars in losses, with most incidents confined to oil company property and notable declines in natural gas and refinery losses.
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Oll Company
North American oil policy urged to secure continental supplies
Roark argues for a North American oil and gas policy with 80 percent of demand met from within the continent and limited overseas imports to 20 percent. He cites Canada as a key supplier, notes lower Canadian production costs, and calls for continued U S controls on crude imports from outside the Western Hemisphere.
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Boark
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Hemisphere
Husky
North America
Roark
Texas
Alberta
Alaska
United States
North American
Area Oilmen Chosen For Promotion
Cardinal Chemical announces immediate staff promotions across Odessa Levelland Monahans and other offices. Elwood Montgomery becomes general manager of services in Odessa while Lamont Pitzer moves to station manager in Levelland. Lewis Schaefer rises to station manager Odessa and C O McCullough becomes senior sales engineer in Levelland. Gene Pruitt is named cement sales service manager in Monahans, Ray Moore succeeds him as manager in Monahans.
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