Area Oil Fields Signal Active Drilling Across Texas Panhandle
Consolidated Oil & Gas reports 8,600 foot Ellenburger in Garza County near Justiceburg. Covington Strawn prospect 5,600 feet north of Aspermont in Stonewall. Pennsylvanian test 6,000 feet west of Blackwell in Nolan. Swastika field re completes Continental No. 22-A Arthur Brinkley Jr. in Stonewall. Cavan Strawn field test yields gas and oil cut mud near Permian basin area.
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Kasper & Schneider
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J. B Terrell
Round Top
Fisher County
Rotan
H&tc Survey
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Stonewall County
Continental Oil Company
Arthur Brinkley, Jr
Aspermont
Arnold & Barrett Survey
Cavan
Strawn
T. D. Humphrey, Jr
Dallas
W. F. Martin
T&p Survey
Noodle Creek
Kent County
Texaco
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Rusk Seeks World Peace Ties After Nuclear Pact
The United States faces a path to world peace starting with the nuclear test ban treaty signing. Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrives in Moscow with Andrei Gromyko and Lord Home to discuss steps beyond the accord and potential summit talks with Soviet leaders.
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Somali Prime Minister Arrives in Moscow for Kremlin Dinner
Abdirashid Ali Shermarche, prime minister of the Somali Republic, arrived in Moscow and was feted at a Kremlin dinner by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. He flew in from Cairo after talks with President Gamal Abdel Nasser and Premier Aly Sabry and is en route to Asia.
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German student to live in Snyder through American Field Service
Michael Konig an 18 year old from Hanover Germany will join Snyder in the American Field Service program arriving around August 15. He will reside with the Bob Crowell family at 3720 Austin Avenue for a year costing the local chapter over 700 dollars. He aims to experience the American way of life and notes differences between German and American schools with more elective options here.
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UN Command warns North Korea to curb bloodthirsty raids
At Panmunjom the UN Command told North Korea to stop its aggressive actions in UN controlled territory or face destruction. Maj. Gen. George H. Cloud cited attacks since July 29 that killed three Americans and wounded one, while fresh fighting near the DMZ produced no major casualties. An American officer described using eight hand grenades and recovering shell fragments amid testimonies of provocation beginning July 24 with a jeep ambush.
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Weather synopsis for Texas regions and warm weekend forecast
Readings show high Friday around 80s with low near 72 across North Central Texas. Northeast and Southeast Texas forecast clear to partly cloudy and hot with widely scattered thundershowers near coast. Northwest and South Central Texas expect warm, partly cloudy conditions with isolated late storms. Coastal winds light to moderate from southeast to south.
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PASO Nominates Manuel Garza For Zavala County Sheriff
The Political Association of Spanish Speaking Organizations PASO picks Manuel Garza 45 a retired Army master sergeant as its sheriff candidate in the Democratic Primary next April PASO will field candidates for three other county offices and Teamsters Union backing may solidify Garza's bid at a Hidalgo Hall meeting attended by about 150 PASO members.
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Paso
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Enriqueta Palacios
Hidalgo Hall
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Teamsters
Sabotage Said To Doom Train In Uruguay Derailment
A passenger train derailment near Montevideo Uruguay killed about 30 and injured over 100 authorities suspect sabotage. The three coach train hit freight cars at a fertilizer plant after the track switch was forced open by saboteurs, with stones placed on rails to mislead the switch.
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Hearings Complete on Kennedy Civil Rights Program
The House Judiciary Committee finished three months of hearings on President Kennedy’s seven point civil rights plan while the Senate Commerce Committee wrapped five weeks of hearings on a public accommodations bill. Both panels prepare to draft legislation with action likely after Labor Day in the House and timing unclear in the Senate.
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