Oil Field Activity Highlights in Fisher Nolan Mitchell and Scurry Counties
Abilene operators Roark Hooker report locations in Rotan area while D H Bol re-enters No 1 B Tom Parker in Fisher County. Wood completes No 6 Wilda E McCain near Roby with strong daily potential. Melton plans No 3A Daniel near Westbrook and Guthrie starts three in Mitchell County. Several exploratory wildcats in Fisher Nolan Mitchell Scurry counties are plugged or drilled with various depths and locations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Bol
Abilene
Tom Parker
Claytonville
Fisher County
Jonisue Bowden
Roby
H&tc
Robert L. Wood
Midland
Wilda E. McCain
H&tc Survey
M. L. Melton
Daniel
Clear Fork
Mitchell County
Westbrook
T&p Survey
C. W. Guthrie
Latan - Howard
Nina Graeber
Graeber
Fisher
Nolan
Mitchell
Scurry Counties
Fisher — Nueve Operating Co
Mayfair Minerals, Inc
O. D. Weatherbee
Wildcat
Man Injured in Saturday Mishap
Frank Garcia of Rt. 3 Snyder sustained a shattered leg and severe cuts in a one car crash Saturday shortly after noon. The 1959 Chevrolet he drove west on 37th Street struck a guard post and tipped into a water filled culvert. Garcia was pinned under the car and transported to Cogdell Hospital by Bell-Scale Ambulance Service for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Garcia
Rt. 3
Snyder
Garcia
Cogdell Hospital
Bell - Scale Ambulance Service
Senate Extends Education Act To Three Years
The Senate approved a three year extension of the National Defense Education Act in a voice vote with eight present. Senator Barry Goldwater opposed the measure from California while the bill remains on President Johnson's must list for 1964. it would add two more years of federal grants to crowded schools near federal installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
California
Johnson
Glandless Cotton Could Boost Food Use of Cottonseed
Government scientists report progress on glandless cotton research by the Agriculture Department. The glandless variety would lack gossypol, allowing cottonseed oil to require less processing and potentially compete with soybean and peanut oils. It could also provide an additional protein source in nutrition short areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ranger 7 pictures bolster moon landing feasibility
Historic Ranger 7 photos show craters across the moon and dust layers, with a hard underlying surface. Scientists say areas near large craters may be unsuitable for landing, but many regions appear clean enough for a landing ship and potential manned missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger 7
Moon
Copernicus
Kuiper
Eugene Shoemaker
U.S. Geological Survey
Flagstaff
Ariz
Shoemaker
Soviet and Chinese Clash Over Ban the Bomb Conference
At Tokyo a ban-the-bomb conference deteriorates into a public feud as Soviet bloc delegates accuse China of seizing leadership while Chinese delegates denounce Soviet hypocrisy. Geor gy Zhukov and Tan Ming chao trade charges as other nations watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Georgy Zhukov
Soviet Union
Tan Mingchao
Zhukov
Homer A. Jack
New York City
Committee For
SANE
Mrs Johnson Plans Preconvention Tour Across West
Mrs Johnson will visit Utah Wyoming and Montana on a August 14 to 17 trip. She will dedicate Flaming Gorge Dam on the Green River and visit national parks and Indian areas. She travels by commercial air, funds her own trip, and will stay at Jackson Lake Lodge in Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Washington
Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dollar Flaming Gorge
Utah
Wyoming
National Parks
Carpenter
Land Dam
Montana
White House
Jackson Lake Lodge
Wyo
Grand Tetons
Flaming Gorge
Tional Park
Elizabeth Car- Creation
Iene
L. Udall
Colorado
Frrther
Witness Weds Defendant in Judge's Chambers
In Pittsburgh, Albert D Sayles 24 of McKeesport married his girlfriend Ann Wallace 22 of Pittsburgh after a judge sentenced him to six to 12 months for carrying a concealed weapon and assault. Sayles produced papers claiming a license to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ralph C. Smith
Albert D Sayles
McKeesport
Ann Wallace
Typhoon Helen Strikes Yakushima Island in Japan
Typhoon Helen, with winds up to 99 mph, hit Yakushima Island south of Kyushu, according to Japan's Central Meteorological Agency. No immediate casualties or damage reported as Helen moves northwest at 18 mph. High waves lash southern Kyushu shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Helen
Yakushima
Japan
Kyushu
Central Meteorological Agency
Weather Snapshot for Snyder and Texas Regions
Snyder reports 92 high and 73 low Friday with 7 am reading of 76 and Lake Thomas at 2246.72 feet Spillway 2258 feet. Texas regions expect clear to partly cloudy today and Sunday with highs from 94 to 103 and lows 68 to 80. scattered late showers in some areas. coastal winds 8 to 18 knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Lake Thomas
Texas
Hootenanny Plans All Set For Snyder Event
The Hootenanny from 8 p m Monday in Towle Park features Johnny Moore J L Jones and the Rowland Trio with the Melody Ramblers Jaguars and Scorpions. Joe Williamson and Jay Thompson host with Dr John Hamblin on numbers popular with Snyder residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Thompson
Joe Williamson
Merchants Committee
Snyder Chamber of Commerce
Towle Park
Johnny Moore
Sims
J. L. Jones
Slim Willet
Rowland
Moore
Severaf
Frankie Miller
Billie Sol Estes
Russell Sims
Nashville
Tenn
Xas
Jones
Blue Eagle
Rex
Snyder
Melody Ramblers
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WIND
United States
Savannah
Newport
R. I
Rhode Island
Snyder Area Oil
Roark & Hooker
Rotan
Springer
Johnsand Wildcat
Chemles
Nolan — Hovgard & Fitz- Gerald
Z. D. Herring
Maryneal
Mitchell — O. N. Beer, Inc
Leonard Long
T&p
Scurry
Oil & Gas Property Management, Inc
I. G. Harral
Sam Boren
Major & Giebel Oils
H. G. Towle
Outpost
H&gn
Ralph Dighton
Associated Press
Pasadena, Calif
William H. Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pickering
Laboratory
Gerard Kuiper
Lunar Jand Planetary Laboratory
University of Arizona
lHiarris M. Schurmeier
Pasadena
Calif
Schurmeier
China
By Charles Maher
Islso
U.S
California Institute of Technology
New York Mets
Sayles
Ann
Yakushima Island
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