Temporary daily oil allowance set for A-1 Golson well
The Louisiana Department of Conservation in Ouachita Parish will set a temporary daily allowance for the Atlantic Refining Co. Golson No 1 well in the Cadeville Field once official gauge tanks are ready in two to three days. The rate will roughly mirror the nearby Golson No 1, about 126 barrels, adjusted for oil to water ratios, and remain in force until a permanent schedule follows a spacing-hearing. Gulf Refining Co. reportedly preparing a test nearby, though no drilling applications filed yet.
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Atlantic Refining Co
Zach Brooks Drilling Co
Golson
Cadeville
Ouachita Parish
Monroe
State of Louisiana Department of Conservation
Gormrly
Cadeville Oi
Gulf Refining Co
T Hewever
Department of Conservation
Yast
Gulf
E. M. Neal Et al
Cotton
Plane Disaster Continues With Miracle Survivors
A chartered Army plane carrying about 66 soldiers to check discharges for Thanksgiving crashed near houses after engine trouble. The craft sheared a tree, blew power lines, and ignited a garage workshop and another home. five children slept inside the latter. One supposed casualty list mentions Pvt. B. L. Duncan of Lake City Tennessee and Pvt. W. O. Anderson of Mound Bayou Mississippi amid Army accounts of the 1000 soldiers aboard a multi-city flight.
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KE. J. Rice
Chicago
Newark
N.J
East
Midwest
Root. Howze
Orient
B. Duncan
Lake City
Tenn
OR. Anderson
RED
Mound Bayou
Miss
Quiet After Sultan Arrives as Tension Eases
Following the Sultan's arrival the country grew milder though not fully peaceful. Nationalist leaders still echo violence though restrictions on about 12 000 American airmen and families at major bomber bases have been eased. Travel bans, school and club closures, and confinement to quarters had begun earlier after Ben Youssef charged government inaction over a threat to address the issue.
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Millich
U.S
Ben Youssef
Obituary of Robert Lee Kilcrease of Bastrop
Robert Lee Kilcrease, 58, of Bastrop, died Friday in Bastrop hospital. Services Saturday at 3 p.m. at Black and Golden Funeral Chapel officiated by Rev. Keith Babbs and Rev. Hershel Sharpton. Interment in Christ Church Cemetery. Survived by wife Gladis Kilcrease. daughters Arlene Parks and Doris Nell Kilcrease. four sons Malvin P. Kilcrease R. C. Kilcrease Donald Ray Kilcrease and Jimmy Lee Kilcrease. Pallbearers listed.
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Bastrop
Robert Lee Kilcrease
Bastrop Hospital
Black and Golden
Keith Babbs
Hershel Sharpton
Christ Church Cemetery
Gladis Kilcrease
Arlene Parks
Doris Nell Kilcrease
Malvin P. Kilcrease
R. C. Kilcrease
Donald Ray Kilcrease
Jimmy Lee Kilcrease
H. A. Sisson
L. E. Mercer
D. N. Sykes
Alvin Rayburn
W. J. Braddock
Johnny Armstrong
Funeral for A C Halley Sr at Fellowship Church
Funeral services for A C Halley Sr 71 who died after a long illness will be Saturday at 2 p m at the Fellowship Church near Columbia with Rev Ryans officiating. Interment follows in Fellowship Cemetery under Riser and Son Columbia. Survivors include wife West Monroe four daughters Mon roe and Bosco two sons Bosco and Monroe one sister Winnsboro.
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A. C. Halley Sr
Fellowship
Lurana J. Johnston
Jonesboro
Riverside
Monroe
Hixon Brothers Chapel
Mr. Garrett
Chatham
Mr. Chambers
Monroe Cemetery
J. A. Johnston
Leon J. Johnston
J. B. MeKaskle
Stanton, Pexas
H. L., MeKaskle
Los Lamas
New Mexico
Josephine Smith
West Monroe
Murphy W. Eppenett
Tyson Burnson
Toni Rus
Funeral for Edward M Wilson Set at Antioch Church
Edward M Wilson 68 died of a heart attack at his Violet Street residence in West Monroe. Funeral services 2 p.m. Saturday at Antioch Church on Jonesboro Road with burial in Antioch Cemetery under Mulhearn Funeral Home. Prayer service 12:45 p.m. Saturday. Survived by wife Dorothy, three sons Edward Camden Ark Billy Gene Germany Eddie Monroe, three daughters Mary Hopkins New Orleans Jimmy Jones Monroe Lennie Mae West Monroe, one brother George Tulsa, one sister Lenie Delaney Rayville, five grandchildren. Pallbearers: F B Booth R J Booth Jake Booth Jack Booth Woodrow Booth Everett L Tanner. MRS MAUDE E MYERS WISNER, 50, died at home after a short illness.
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Violet Street
West Monroe
Antioch Church
Jonesboro Road
J. P. Nolan
Antioch Cemetery
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Mulhearn Chapel
Dorothy Wilson
Edward M. Wilson
Camden
Ark
Billy Gene Wilson
Air Force
Germany
Eddie Wilson
Monroe
Mary Hopkins
New Orleans
Jimmy Jones
Lennie Mae Wilson
George Wilson
Tulsa
Okla
Lenie Delaney
Rayville
F. B. Booth
R. J. Booth
Jake Booth
Jack Booth
Woodrow Booth
Everett L. Tanner
Lizzie Jane DE Shazo
Lizzie Jane de Shanzo
Clara Moore
Bethel Baptist Church
Junction City
Bethel Cemetery
Wilpatrick Funeral Home
Daugters
May Edwards
Lettie Whitney
Crerrode Puckett
Shreveport
D. L. Little
Hattie, Ark
Henry C. South
Summerfield
Joe Linder
Tillie
Charley Linder
Grange
Tex
Viola Byrom
Fl Dorado
Judson A Corley Rites in Manifest Area
Judson A Jack Corey 48 of Manifest died unexpectedly at home. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Pisgah Baptist Manifest with Rev Keyes officiating, interment Heard Cemetery. Survivors include wife Eloise, daughter Judith, son Judson Jr, mother Mrs C E Corley, sister Mrs Howard Williamson, and several brothers. Funeral home Mulhearn Rayville in charge.
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Judson A. Corley
Rayville
Judson A
Jack) Corey
Manifest
Pisgah Baptist Church
Keyes
Bethel Baptist Church
Holly Ridge
Heard
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Eloise Corley
Judith Corley
W. F. Long, Jr
Shreveport
Judson Coriey
Weatherford
Tex
C. E. Corles
Georgetown
Howard Williamson
Harold
T.m
Herschel
Natchstoches
J. D
New Iberia
Ground Parties Personnel Listing Confirms Air Force Members
A partial roster lists Ground Parties in Pasadena and Hollywood California with technicians Richard Hruda Rodney Dreimendahl and Harold Silent among others. Include USAF staffs based in Hyattsville New York Brockton Texas and Utah with lieutenants Pappas Winham and Fafoles among named personnel.
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Pasadena
Calif
Richard Hruda
Hollywood
Rodney WW
Dreimendahl
William Marr
USAF
Hyattsville
Terrance O'Donnell
New York
Harold C. Silent
Los Angeles
Edwin J. Urolatis
Brockton
Mass
Air Force
Ist
George F. Pappas
San Antonio
Tex
Paul FE. Winham
la Gloria Trailer Court
Guy R. Fafoles
Nethi
Utah
Clayton Farris
San Antono
John H. Gaines
Ripley
Tenn
Funeral arrangements for local figures announced
Honorary pallbearers will be barbers from local 651. Remains will be moved from Southern Funeral Home in Jonesboro to Hixon Brothers Funeral Home in Monroe around noon Saturday.
Russian leaders visit India intensify Cold War stakes
Bulganin and Khrushchev arrive in New Delhi to repay Nehru’s Moscow visit five months prior. India remains the world’s largest democracy and a key bulwark against Communist Asia, with observers split on Nehru’s response to Soviet pressure.
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Khrushchev
Nehru
Moscow
India
Asia
Red China
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Bloc of Nations
Kremlin
Russians Arrive as Bulganin Khrushchev Step Off Planes
More than 60 persons of the Russian delegation disembarked in two planes. Bulganin led the way, followed by Khrushchev and Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko. Nehru greeted them with a handshake as they emerged.
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Bulganin
Khrushchev
Andrei A. Gromyko
Nehru
Eisenhower cites Geneva limits and Soviet price of peace
Dulles argues West failed to secure agreement at Geneva because the Soviet Union is not yet willing to pay the price. He lists German unity disarmament and East‑West contacts as the main Geneva topics and notes Geneva did not make war more likely, while Eisenhower had said the July Big Four summit reduced war risk.
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Dulles
Russia
Geneva
Eisenhower
Heard Denies Service Involvement In Consulting Agency
Heard rejects direct ties to Lee's consulting firm while detailing his own limited role. He cites an indiscretion and human error in aiding Lee’s start, insists no financial link existed, and criticizes the public release of information about the department’s investigation. He notes his three-year proximity to Employment Security operations.
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Lee
Heard
Businessmen in Louisiana Face Fairness Claims
A brief note contends that many Louisiana businessmen are paying unfairly in dealings with the division, signaling concerns about equity and policy practices affecting local commerce.
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Louisiana
Professional consultation urged for payroll tax issues
The writer argues for government efficiency by allowing professional consultants to advise on payroll taxes, similar to income tax consultation for businesses. They note glass fiber applications from insulation to auto bodies are expanding, per the National Geographic Society.
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The
National Geographic Society
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