Wildcat Drilling Expands In Garza and Northwest Garza Fields
In Garza County Humb le Oil & Refining Co No 7 B M A Fuller slated as an 8500 foot Ellenburger prospect five miles southwest of Justiceburg near the San Andres and Glorieta horizons. Limpia Royalties Inc and associates will drill No 1 Wheeler a 4400 foot Glorieta venture ten miles northwest of Post near Glorieta production. James G Brown & Associates completed No 1 Covington south extension to the Bissett North Strawn pool in Stonewall County 20 miles north of Aspermont, with 142 barrels of 34 gravity oil from perforations and acid fracture treatment. Roy Guffey Oil Co recompleted No 3 Alvin Hill in the Judy Gail Canyon field. Area Oil notes on page 2.
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Garza County
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Midland, and Associates
Garza
Post
Hackberry
James G. Brown & Associates of
Midland
Covington
Bissett
Costly Drug Krebiozen Found Ineffective for Cancer
The Welfare Department announced Krebiozen is an inexpensive creatine derivative and ineffective in cancer treatment. An FDA inspector confirmed the powder is creatine, not a therapeutic agent, after testing. The review notes high costs claimed by developers and ongoing studies on formulation.
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Washington
Welfare Department
Food and Drug Administration
National Cancer Institute
Chicago
Krebiozen Research Foundation
Krebiozen
FDA
Fires devastate Paraná forests in Brazil drought
At least 250 people died and 300000 were left homeless as wind driven fires swept tinder dry pine forests in Paraná. Brazilian and U S teams rushed firefighters food and blood plasma to the stricken state. Governor Ney Braga warned the situation was much worse than imagined. Forty nine bodies were recovered with the toll likely rising. Col Italo Cortes reported from Curitiba on the fire emergency.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Parana
U.S
Ney Braga
Italo Cortes
Curitiba
Sao Paulo
Armored Cavalry Regiment Expected To Return Home
The Army may bring back a 3 000 to 4 000 man armored cavalry regiment from Europe before year end reducing Germany’s tank units from four to three. The force would screen the Iron Curtain and delay a Soviet invasion until U S and allied forces reposition. Defense officials noted past buildup and current plans to cut overseas manpower while maintaining six division strength, with the 7th Army equipped and ready for rapid redeployment if needed.
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Washington
Europe
West Germany
Iron Curtain
U.S
7Th Army
Berlin
United States
Ft. Meade
Germany
Robert S. McNamara
7Th
Defense Department
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
Iary
Russell
Georgia
Congress
Wallace faces new legal fights over Alabama school closures
Gov. George Wallace confronts fresh federal court actions over desegregation as lawsuits seek restraining orders to reopen four Huntsville and three Birmingham schools. A Birmingham address to United Americans for Conservative Movement is planned amid ongoing clashes with federal judges and state troopers.
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S. W. Hereford IV
S. W. Hereford I
Alabama
Fifth Avenue
Huntsville
Birmingham
Ala
George Wallace
Wallace
Montgomery
United Americans For Conservative Movement
US. Dist
H. H. Grooms
Sonny Hereford
Grooms
Young Hereford
Dwight
Floyd Armstrong
Lynne
University of Alabama
Walter Gewin
Tuscaloosa
John Minor Wisdom
New Orleans
Griffin Bell
Atlanta
Joe Payne
Mobile
Port
Tuskegee
Adult Classes Organized At Snyder High School
Night classes will be organized Monday at Snyder High School in the choir room. An organizational session starts at 7 pm. A minimum of 15 adults is required to form a class. Courses offered include arts and crafts, wood and metalwork, typing, shorthand and bookkeeping with potential public speaking if demand exists.
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Snyder High School
Weather summary across Texas regions some showers possible
The report lists temperatures and conditions for multiple Texas areas. North central and Northeast Tejas show clear to partly cloudy skies with occasional thunder showers. lows around 70s and highs in the 90s. Northwest and West Texas forecast clear to partly cloudy with cooler nights and hot days. Southeast Texas expects clear to partly cloudy, local isolated storms, and variable wind speeds 6 to 16 knots offshore.
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Snyder
Tom
Tejas
Texas
Onight O
Debate Opens on Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Rifts Emerge
Senate debate on the limited nuclear test ban treaty begins Monday with supporters led by Senate Majority Leader Mansfield confident of a two thirds vote. Opponents led by Russell Stennis and Byrd vow to oppose or seek reservations, citing security concerns and calls for renegotiation with signatories including the Soviet Union Britain and others.
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Washington
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Saltonstall
Senate Armed Services Com
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
John Stennis
Dmiss
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Russell
Georgia
Armed Forces Preparedness
Strom Thurmond
DSC
Robert C. Byrd
DW Va
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Wil
Cuba
Deadline Set for Blood Credit Transfers at Cogdell Hospital
Cogdell Hospital announced a deadline of September 15 for transferring blood donor credits to areas outside the Southwest Blood Bank. The mobile unit will visit Snyder on September 25. Donors may credit others in different states with prior arrangements, or donate to the local bank or hospital without prior setup.
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Cogdell Hospital
Southwest Blood Bank
Snyder
Rep George Mahon Receives Poltical Science Award
Four members of Congress were honored by the American Political Science Association in New York. Rep George Mahon of Texas was cited for his defense work and economy concerns. He chairs the House subcommittee on Defense Appropriations. The award was a bronze desk set with Lincoln Gettysburg Address and Bill of Rights inscriptions. Sen Hubert Humphrey spoke at the event.
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New York
Congress
American Political Science Association
George Mahon
D-Tex
Colorado City
Lubbock
House
Lincoln
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Administrative Assistant to Connally Resigns
Scott P. Sayers, administrative assistant to Gov John Connally, resigned Friday to become director of organization for the State Democratic Executive Committee. Sayers joined Connally's staff at the 1963 start and previously served as a state representative from 1953 to 1957.
Rescued Workers Return From Precarious Texas Towers Off New England
Twenty seven Lipsett Inc employees evacuated from Towers 2 and 3 off Cape Cod were back on land at Quonset Point. They recalled the stormy sea and high winds, with some planning to return to work dismantling the obsolete towers while others debated their future.
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Quonset Point
R. L
Texas
New England
Francis Po Flanagan
Army Corps of Engineers
Tower 3
Flanagan
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Atlantic
Tower 2
Cape Cod
Texas Tower 4
New Jersey
Chatham
Coast Guard
Navy
Heliopters
Albert J. Hutchinson
Steeltown
Saigon Students Repressed in City Demonstrations
In Saigon police dragged off about 300 rock throwing youths at Vo Truong Toan Boys School and Trung Vuong Girls School as martial law and curfew tightened. Marines and plain clothes squads reinforced police while parents and monks drew eye lines on the arrests.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Lon
Vo Truong Toan
Trung Vuong
Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
Marie Curie
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Seriis
Marines
Army
Securiy
Chancery
Thich Tri Quan
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White House
Mohammed Zahir Shah
Homaira
Afghanistan
Executive Mansion
Washington Monument
Associated Press
William J. Smith
Snyder Area Oil
H&tc Survey
Roby
Claytonville
Fisher County
James H. Bellamy
J. M. Bowden
Ray Brown
A. M. Neeper
H&tc
Roy Guffey Oil Company of
Dallas
Alvin Hill
Judy Gail ‘Canyon
Armored Cavalry Regiment
Gov. Wallace
US Dist
Seybourne Lynne
Birmingham School Board
Byrd
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Stennis
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
Power
Rep. Mahon
Connally
Lipsett Inc
Luria Bros
Ers
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