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Daily Drilling Report Lies No. 1 05/26/1965 - 05/27/1965. 1 page. [Report], n.d.
Jack James to Nixon re: billing for Lies No. 1, with attachment. 2 pages. [Letter], 5/18/1965
Daily Drilling report Lies No. 1, 04/27/1965 - 05/10/1965. 5 pages. [Report], n.d.
wanenmacher to Nixon re: Sharon Prospect. 1 page. [Letter], 5/3/1965
C. Arnold Brown to Nixon re: Lies No.1 drilling reports, 04/21/1965 - 04/26/1965 with attachment. 2 pages. [Letter], 4/26/1965
Wanenmacher to Nixon re: delay in drilling prospect. 1 page. [Letter], 4/5/1965
Nixon to Russell Lund re: sharing in additional well projects. 1 page. [Letter], 3/12/1965
Nixon to Russell Lund re: agreement to pay for oil drilling project, with attachment. 2 pages. [Letter], 3/11/1965
Wananmacher to Nixon re: Sharon Prospect, including costs and risks involved. 2 pages. [Letter], 3/4/1965
Nixon to Wanenmacher re: working with him on drilling investments, with attachment. 2 pages. [Letter], 3/3/1965
Insurance certificates for vehicles and employer liability for KWB Oil Property Management from State Farm and Travelers Insurance, including mailing envelop. 7 pages. [Financial Records], 5/26/1965
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This file contains:
Daily Drilling Report Lies No. 1 05/26/1965 - 05/27/1965. 1 page. [Report], n.d.
Jack James to Nixon re: billing for Lies No. 1, with attachment. 2 pages. [Letter], 5/18/1965
Daily Drilling report Lies No. 1, 04/27/1965 - 05/10/1965. 5 pages. [Report], n.d.
wanenmacher to Nixon re: Sharon Prospect. 1 page. [Letter], 5/3/1965
C. Arnold Brown to Nixon re: Lies No.1 drilling reports, 04/21/1965 - 04/26/1965 with attachment. 2 pages. [Letter], 4/26/1965
Wanenmacher to Nixon re: delay in drilling prospect. 1 page. [Letter], 4/5/1965
Nixon to Russell Lund re: sharing in additional well projects. 1 page. [Letter], 3/12/1965
Nixon to Russell Lund re: agreement to pay for oil drilling project, with attachment. 2 pages. [Letter], 3/11/1965
Wananmacher to Nixon re: Sharon Prospect, including costs and risks involved. 2 pages. [Letter], 3/4/1965
Nixon to Wanenmacher re: working with him on drilling investments, with attachment. 2 pages. [Letter], 3/3/1965
Insurance certificates for vehicles and employer liability for KWB Oil Property Management from State Farm and Travelers Insurance, including mailing envelop. 7 pages. [Financial Records], 5/26/1965
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Richard Nixon Presidential Library
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10
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n.d.
Report
Daily Drilling Report Lies No. 1
05/26/1965 - 05/27/1965. 1 page.
10
9
05/18/1965
Letter
Jack James to Nixon re: billing for Lies No.
1, with attachment. 2 pages.
10
9
n.d.
Report
Daily Drilling report Lies No. 1,
04/27/1965 - 05/10/1965. 5 pages.
10
9
05/03/1965
Letter
wanenmacher to Nixon re: Sharon Prospect.
1 page.
10
9
04/26/1965
Letter
C. Arnold Brown to Nixon re: Lies No. 1
drilling reports, 04/21/1965 - 04/26/1965
with attachment. 2 pages.
10
9
04/05/1965
Letter
Wanenmacher to Nixon re: delay in drilling
prospect. 1 page.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Page 1 of 2
Box Number Folder Number Document Date
Document Type
Document Description
10
9
03/12/1965
Letter
Nixon to Russell Lund re: sharing in
additional well projects. 1 page.
10
9
03/11/1965
Letter
Nixon to Russell Lund re: agreement to pay
for oil drilling project, with attachment. 2
pages.
10
9
03/04/1965
Letter
Wananmacher to Nixon re: Sharon Prospect,
including costs and risks involved. 2 pages.
10
9
03/03/1965
Letter
Nixon to Wanenmacher re: working with him
on drilling investments, with attachment. 2
pages.
10
9
05/26/1965
Financial Records
Insurance certificates for vehicles and
employer liability for KWB Oil Property
Management from State Farm and Travelers
Insurance, including mailing envelop. 7
pages.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Page 2 of 2
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DAILY
DRILLING REPORT
WEDNESDAY - MAY 26, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
Lies No. 1
Waiting on pumping equipment - setting
heater-treater.
THURSDAY MAY 27, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
Lies No. 1
Setting pumping unit-National FP-114-
133C-S4 w/E122 61/2" X 8" ajax engine
w/14"-4C engine sheave. Finished
setting treater. Started flowing
well at 2:00 P. M. Flowed 30 B0/5 hrs.
Av2. 6B0/hr. 16/64" choke, FTP 180
psi, CP 420 psi. Final Report.
PHONE AC-918; LU 5-1548
KWB
OIL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, INC.
frit
KENNEDY BUILDING
TULSA, OKLAHOMA 74103
ch.
May 18, 1965
Mr. Richard M. Nixon
Paid L/B/C5
20 Broad Street
New York, New York
Re: Lies No. 1
Barber County, Kansas
Dear Mr. Nixon:
Enclosed is our advanced billing of the above captioned
well. You will receive another billing with paid invoices
attached shortly after June 1, 1965. The billing will reflect
the amount and to whom paid for each invoice covering the drilling
of the Lies No. 1 along with your share and other participating
parties share of the cost. Your copy of the billing will show
the balance of your account.
You will receive a billing once a month covering the
intangible, equipment and leasehold cost until all invoices
have been received and paid.
After all bills have been paid you will receive a
refund providing the cost is less than the enclosed advanced
billing.
Just let us know if you have any questions concerning the
enclosed or the above mentioned matters.
Sincerely,
KWB OIL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, INC.
James
JLJ/pt
Enclosure
A. C. 918 - LU 5-1548
KWB
OIL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT. INC.
KENNEDY BUILDING
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
May 18, 1965
L
7
Richard M. Nixon
20 Broad Street
New York, New York
L
al
INVOICE NO
DATE
DESCRIPTION
PRICE
AMOUNT
Advanced billing to cover you interest in the
anticipated cost of drilling the Lies No. 1
located C NE SE of Sec. 14-T32S-R1OW, Barber
County, Kansas
$15,000.00
3 1935
DAILY
DRILLING REPORT
TUESDAY - APRIL 27, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB-Sierra - Lies No. 1
Drilling at 3225'. Dev. at 3136' 2°
WEDNESDAY - APRIL 28, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB-Sierra - Lies No. 1
Drilling at 3660', Dev. at 3437 11/40
DAILY
DRILLING REPORT
THURSDAY - APRIL 29, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB-Sierra - Lies No. 1
Drilling at 3910'. Dev. at 3907' 11/40
FRIDAY - APRIL 30, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB-Sierra - Lies No. 1
Drilling at 4095'.
DAILY
DRILLING REPORT
SATURDAY - MAY 1, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB - Sierra - Lies No. 1
Drilling at 4300' at 7:00 A.M.
SUNDAY - MAY 2, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB-Sierra - Lies No. 1
Drilled to 4385' (-2908). Top of Miss. 4373' (-2896')
Ran DST No. 1 4361'-85', packer failed. Re-ran
Dst No. 1 4375'-85', tool open 1/2 hr.. Weak
blow 5 min. Recovered 5' mud. BHP 78-62#/30 min.
FP 31-40#. Drilling ahead 15' more.
Drilled to 4400' (-2923'). Ran DST #2,4381'
tool open 1 hr. Gas to surface in 5 min.
gauged 125 Mcf/D in 10 min.
gauged 84 Mcf/D in 20 min.
gauged 64 Mcf/D in 40 min. stabilized. Recovered
4000' clean gassy oil - no water. IBHP 1556#/30min
FBHP 1546#/30 min. IFP 255#, FFP 668#.
Drill pipe unloaded when pulling test tool.
preparing to log.
DAILY
DRILLING REPORT
MONDAY - MAY 3, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB-Sierra - Lies No. 1
Ran Electric log by Welex. Ran 136 joints
5½", 14#, J-55, seamless casing, Halliburton
float shoe w/centralizer at 4368', 4305', 4215'.
Cemented with 75 sacks 50-50 pozmix, 25 sacks
common cement - 10% salt TF additive, preceded
with 250 gals. mud flush. Plug down @ 12:00 P.M.
5-3-65.
TUESDAY - MAY 4, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB-Sierra - Lies No. 1
Waiting on cement
WEDNESDAY - MAY 5, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB-Sierra - Lies No. 1
Waiting on completion tools.
THURSDAY - MAY 6, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
Waiting on completion tools,
DAILY
DRILLING REPORT
WEDNESDAY - MAY 5 through MONDAY - MAY 10, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB-Sierra - Lies No. 1
Waiting on completion rig.
:
C. H. KEPLINGER
J. M. WANENMACHER
741
KEPLINGER AND WANENMACHER
PETROLEUM ENGINEERS
KENNEDY BUILDING
TULSA 3. OKLAHOMA
Land
May 3, 1965
oil
PERSONAL
Mr. Richard M. Nixon
20 Broad Street
New York, New York
Re: Sharon Prospect
Barber County, Kansas
Dear Mr. Nixon:
The well being drilled on this prospect has reached a total depth of 4400
feet. The Mississippi lime, which was the main prospective producing zone,
was encountered at 4372 feet. A test through the drill pipe of the top
thirteen feet of this formation recovered no oil or gas. A second drill-
stem test of the next fifteen feet (from 4385 to 4400 feet) resulted in
the recovery of 4000 feet of live, gassy oil with the testing tool open
one hour. Casing is being cemented at the total depth today and after
cement has set for a few days the oil bearing interval will be opened by
gun perforating the casing.
The results to date indicate that this will result in an excellent oil well.
The top of the Mississippi lime was encountered at an elevation considerably
lower than anticipated. The local structural trap believed to be present
under the prospect is apparently either absent or has little relief. The
oil accumulation encountered in the discovery well now appears to be the
result of a porosity trap.
The size and importance of this discovery cannot be determined at the present
time. The performance of the discovery well will be observed for a few
months. If it is satisfactory, additional development will be recommended.
It is a pleasure to advise you that your first venture in the oil business
appears to be successful.
Very truly yours,
KEPLINGER AND WANENMACHER
918
J.M. Wanenmacher
JMW: adb
20.7
8159
PHONE AC-918, U.5-1548
KWB
OIL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, INC.
KENNEDY BUILDING
TULSA, OKLAHOMA 74103
April 26, 1965
/
Mr. Richard M. Nixon
20 Broad Street
New York City, New York
Re: KWB-Sierra Lies No. 1
Dear Mr. Nixon:
Enclosed is the initial drilling report on the KWB-Sierra
Lies No. 1 well. This is the prospect well to test the acreage
mentioned in Mr. J. M. Wanamacher's letter to Mr. Russell T. Lund.
These reports will be mailed to you every other day in a
sealed envelope. If there are any questions regarding any of the
operations mentioned in the drilling report, please let us know. We
hope this will be a successful venture.
Yours very truly,
KWB OIL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, INC.
C. and Beron
C. Arnold Brown
Enclosure
CAB/pj1
DAILY
DRILLING REPORT
WEDNESDAY - APRIL 21, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB-Sierra Lies No. 1
Staked location.
NE SE Section 14-32S-10W
Barber County, Kansas
Sharon Area
THURSDAY - APRIL 22, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB-Sierra Lies No. 1
Spudded 6:00 P.M., April 22, 1965. 12½" hole
to 208'. Ran 6 joints 8-5/8" casing. Set at
208' with 175 sacks. Plug down at 12:45 A.M.
Drilled plug under surface at 6:45 A.M.
Drilling at 260' at 7:30 A.M.
FRIDAY - APRIL 23, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB-Sierra Lies No. 1
Drilling at 1000'.
SATURDAY - APRIL 24, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB-Sierra Lies No. 1
Drilling at 1700'.
SUNDAY - APRIL 25, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB-Sierra Lies No. 1
Drilling at 1990'.
MONDAY - APRIL 26, 1965
Barber County, Kansas
KWB-Sierra Lies No. 1
Drilling at 2745'. Deviations at 500' 1/2°, at
1860' 110, and at 2200' 3/4°.
C. H. KEPLINGER
J. M. WANENMACHER
KEPLINGER AND WANENMACHER
fyi
PETROLEUM ENGINEERS
KENNEDY BUILDING
TULSA 3, OKLAHOMA
April 5, 1965
Mr. Richard M. Nixon
20 Broad Street
New York, New York
Re: Drilling Prospect
T 32S, R 10W
Barber County, Kansas
Dear Mr. Nixon:
Mr. Lund has suggested that I write you and explain the delay in the drilling of
the prospect captioned above. The owner of the oil and gas lease on the NE/4
Section 14 had agreed to contribute two 40-acre tracts in return for the drilling
of the well in the NE/4 SE/4 Section 14. This agreement was informal. A formal
agreement was to be prepared when definite arrangements had been made to drill
the well.
When the owner of the lease was approached to obtain the formal agreement it
developed that he no longer had an oil or gas lease on this tract. An attempt
was then made to obtain an oil and gas lease from the landowner. He refused to
grant a lease because a portion of the royalty was in possession of others for
a term of years. This term royalty will expire in approximately 2 years if the
tract is not producing. The landowner owns most of the royalty and no one would
drill on the tract unless they had a lease on the landowner's interest. By
refusing to lease, the landowner can effectively block development and the title
to the outstanding royalty would revert to him at the expiration of the term
because it would not be producing.
Arrangements have been made to acquire this outstanding term royalty and assign
it to the landowner in return for an oil and gas lease on the entire royalty
interest. This transaction is being completed and the well will be started
immediately after the oil and gas lease on this tract is obtained.
We are sorry for the circumstances which caused this delay and trust that it
has caused you no inconvenience.
Very truly yours,
KEPLINGER AND WANENMACHER
JMW:nsh
J. M. Wanenmacher
cc: Mr. Russell T. Lund
Loldo
March 12, 1965
Dear Russ:
Supplementing my letter to you
of yesterday with regard to my participation
in the oil drilling project I, of course,
will be prepared to pay my share in the event
any additional wells are drilled under the
circumstances set forth in Mr. Wanenmacher's
letter.
I did not want you to get the
impression from my letter yesterday that I
desired to limit my participation to the one
well only.
With best personal regards,
Sincerely,
Mr. Russell T. Lund
1450 West Lake Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota
00: J. M. Wanenmacher
R.N.
should V. andrews have
a copy of this so they know
this be paid amount out? well have to
yes
no
March 11, 1965
Zup
Dear Russ:
Confirming our telephone
conversation, I welcome the opportunity
to participate in the oil drilling pro-
jeet described in J. N. Vanenmacher's
letter of March 4 to m. As I understand,
the initial cost of my interest will be
$7,000 and the maximum cost will be $17,000
if a pumping well develops.
As soon as I receive a bill
for my share, I shall send a reimbursement
for the amount involved.
with every good wish,
Sincerely,
Mr. Russell T. Lund
1450 West Lake Street
Minnespolis, Minnesota
cet J. M. Wanenmacher
C. H. KEPLINGER
J. M. WANENMACHER
KEPLINGER AND WANENMACHER
PETROLEUM ENGINEERS
KENNEDY BUILDING
TULSA 3, OKLAHOMA
March 4, 1965
Mr. Richard M. Nixon
20 Broad Street
New York, New York
Re: Sharon Prospect
Barber County, Kansas
Dear Mr. Nixon:
On this date I recommended that Mr. Russell Lund participate in a drilling
deal in Barber County, Kansas, known as the Sharon Prospect. Mr. Lund accepted
this offering and requests that I furnish you information about it. He also
requested me to advise you that you are welcome to participate to the extent of
one-third of his interest.
The prospect involves the drilling of a well to a depth of 4400 feet to test
the Mississippian limestone which is expected to produce oil. The oil and gas
leases shown in yellow on the accompanying map total 560 acres. These are now
in the possession of Sierra Petroleum Co., Inc. In addition, the two 40-acre
tracts shown in blue are owned by a different operator and will be assigned upon
completion of the well. The 160-acre tract outlined in red is unleased and will
be acquired, if possible, at a cost not expected to exceed $1,600. The leases
are subject to a 1/16 of 7/8 overriding royalty which is reserved by an inde-
pendent geologist who originated the deal.
Sierra will drill the well and assign a three-quarter interest in their leases.
Mr. Lund will pay them $15,100 for this three-quarter interest with the well
drilled to its total depth. This price includes surface casing, geological
services, electric log, etc. Mr. Lund will also pay approximately $1,700 for
his share of the cost of the present oil and gas leases. We estimate that
Mr. Lund's total cost for drilling into the producing zone and acreage cost,
including the acquisition of the 160 acres now unleased, will be $20,000. In
the event the well is productive we expect that an additional expenditure in
the amount of $40,000 will be required for casing, completion, and production
equipment. Mr. Lund's three-quarter share will be $30,000.
The accompanying map shows that the prospect is immediately west of an oil
producing area. The oil wells, shown as encircled dots, are the southwestern
extremity of a large oil field. These oil wells shown on the map will obtain
a moderate recovery which is sufficient to return the expenditures for develop-
ment and operation and earn a small profit. The geological data indicate a
strong possibility that the same oil bearing beds will be at a higher structural
position on the prospect acreage in which event larger recoveries are
anticipated because of a thicker productive section. We have advised Mr. Lund
that we believe there is at least an even chance of obtaining oil production
of the same caliber as the wells a short distance east and a one-out-of-four
chance of obtaining much better oil recovery than that obtained from these
wells. Attention is called to the fact that development will be on 40-acre
spacing. If the first test is successful we would expect a total of four to
six oil wells.
I would like to repeat that your cost for the first well would be approximately
$7,000 if a dry hole and $17,000 if a pumping oil well for a one-quarter working
interest. You would pay one-fourth of the actual cost of subsequent wells.
The allowable production would be 43 barrels of oil per well per day.
I will not burden you with a discussion of the geological reasons for our
recommendation. However, if you have any questions please do not hesitate to
contact me.
Very truly yours,
KEPLINGER AND WANENMACHER
J. M. Wanenmacher
JMW:adb
Enclosure
cc: Mr. Russell T. Lund
1450 West Lake Street
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Weder
March 3, 1965
Mr. J. M. Wanenmacher
Keplinger and Wanenmacher
Kennedy Building
Tulsa 3, Oklahoma
Dear Mr. Wanenmacher:
I shall look forward to receiving
any recommendations you may have with regard
to drilling investments.
You and your colleagues have a real
friend in Russ Lund. He says you are the best
in the business!
With every good wish,
Sincerely,
Richard M. Nixon
Fy
C. H. KEPLINGER
J. M. WANENMACHER
KEPLINGER AND WANENMACHER
PETROLEUM ENGINEERS
KENNEDY BUILDING
TULSA 3, OKLAHOMA
February 10, 1965
Mr. Richard M. Nixon
20 Broad Street
New York, New York
Dear Mr. Nixon:
When Russell Lund introduced us by telephone approximately a week ago I
was not aware of your identity. Please accept my apologies for not con-
necting your name and you. It was a pleasure to meet you via telephone
conversation and I am looking forward to a more personal meeting at some
future date.
Mr. Lund has asked us to continue watching for drilling deals with merit
in his behalf. It is our understanding that you may participate in some
of these ventures.
I assure you that any deal which we recommend to him will be thoroughly
screened by us. It must have geologic merit, the business angle must be
fair to the investor, and the anticipated recovery, if successful, must
be adequate to reward the investor in proportion to the risk involved.
Very truly yours,
KEPLINGER AND WANENMACHER
MWannmached Wanumacher
J: M. Wanenmacher
JMW:adb
6037.6 INSURANCE CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that policies of insurance as described below have been issued by the State Farm Mutual Automobile
Insurance Company to the insured for whom this certificate is executed and are in force at this time. If changed, sus-
pended, cancelled or otherwise terminated by the company, or at the request of the insured, ten days' written notice will
be given by this company to:
Richard M. Nixon, 20 Broad Street, New York, New York
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Description
Bodily Injury Liability Limits
Property Damage Liability Limits
1963 Chevrolet 4 door
$ 500,000
each person
each accident
Serial Number: 31669K153814
$ 500,000
each accident
$ 100,000
each accident
PERSONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE
Description of premises
Limits of Liability
Bodily Injury and
Property Damage $
each occurrence
Nothing herein contained shall be held to alter, vary, waive or extend any of the terms, conditions, agreements or limit-
ations of the undermentioned policy other than as hereinabove stated.
Effective 12:01 A.M. Standard Time,
5-26-65
Attached to and
forming a part of policy number
749 701-F10-36
Issued to
KWB Oil Property Management Inc.
by the STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Bloomington, Illinois.
Countersigned June 4
1965'
T.H.Campbell
Secretary
President
at
Julsa, Okla
by
EPDeha
Authorized Representative
6037.6
6037.6 INSURANCE CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that policies of insurance as described below have been issued by the State Farm Mutual Automobile
Insurance Company to the insured for whom this certificate is executed and are in force at this time. If changed, sus-
pended, cancelled or otherwise terminated by the company, or at the request of the insured, ten days' written notice will
be given by this company to:
Richard M. Nixon - 20 Broad Street New York, New York
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Description
Bodily Injury Liability Limits
Property Damage Liability Limits
1964 Ford - 4 door
$ 500,000 each person
each accident
Serial Number: 4D54C151413
$ 500,000
each accident
$ 100,000 each accident
PERSONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE
Description of premises
Limits of Liability
Bodily Injury and
Property Damage $
each occurrence
Nothing herein contained shall be held to alter, vary, waive or extend any of the terms, conditions, agreements or limit-
ations of the undermentioned policy other than as hereinabove stated.
Effective 12:01 A.M. Standard Time,
5-26-65
Attached to and
forming a part of policy number
749 702-A23-36
Issued to
KWB Oil Property Management Incorporated
by the STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Bloomington, Illinois.
Countersigned June 4,
1965 T.H.Campbell
Secretary
President
at Fules, Okla
by
ECDcls
Authorized Representative
6037.6
6037.6 INSURANCE CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that policies of insurance as described below have been issued by the State Farm Mutual Automobile
Insurance Company to the insured for whom this certificate is executed and are in force at this time. If changed, sus-
pended, cancelled or otherwise terminated by the company, or at the request of the insured, ten days' written notice will
be given by this company to:
Richard M. Nixon, 20 Broad Street, New York, New York
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Description
Bodily Injury Liability Limits
Property Damage Liability Limits
1963 Chevrolet 1/2 ton
$ 500,000
each person
each accident
Serial Number: 301448128090
$ 500,000
each accident
$ 100,000
each accident
PERSONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE
Description of premises
Limits of Liability
Bodily Injury and
Property Damage $
each occurrence
Nothing herein contained shall be held to alter, vary, waive or extend any of the terms, conditions, agreements or limit-
ations of the undermentioned policy other than as hereinabove stated.
Effective 12:01 A.M. Standard Time,
5-26-65
Attached to and
forming a part of policy number
749 700-B04-36
Issued to
KWB Oil Property Management Inc.
by the STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Bloomington, Illinois.
Countersigned June 4,
1965,
1965'
T.H.Campbell Secretary President
at Yulsa, Okla.
, by ECOrls
Authorized Representative
6037.6
6037.6 INSURANCE CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that policies of insurance as described below have been issued by the State Farm Mutual Automobile
Insurance Company to the insured for whom this certificate is executed and are in force at this time. If changed, sus-
pended, cancelled or otherwise terminated by the company, or at the request of the insured, ten days' written notice will
be given by this company to:
Richard M. Nixon, 20 Broad Street, New York, New York
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
Description
Bodily Injury Liability Limits
Property Damage Liability Limits
1965 Chevrolet 1/2 ton
$ 500,000
each person
each accident
Serial Number: C1445S152129
$ 500,000
each accident
$ 100,000
each accident
PERSONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE
Description of premises
Limits of Liability
Bodily Injury and
Property Damage $
each occurrence
Nothing herein contained shall be held to alter, vary, waive or extend any of the terms, conditions, agreements or limit-
ations of the undermentioned policy other than as hereinabove stated.
Effective 12:01 A.M. Standard Time,
5-26-65
Attached to and
forming a part of policy number
749 699-B12-36
Issued to
KWB Oil Property Management Inc.
by the STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Bloomington, Illinois.
Countersigned June 4,
1965
T.H.Camphell
Secretary
President
at Julsa, Okla
,
by
EDchs
Authorized Representative
6037.6
THE TRAVELERS
The Trabelers Insurance Company
and
The Trabelers Indemnity Company
Certificate of Insurance
This is to certify that policies of insurance as described below have been issued to the insured named below
and are in force at this time. If such policies are canceled or changed during the periods of coverage as stated
herein, in such a manner as to affect this certificate, written notice will be mailed to the party designated below
for whom this certificate is issued.
1. Name and address of party to whom this certificate is issued
2. Name and address of insured
Richard M. Nixon
KWB Oil Property Management,
20 Broadstreet
914 Kennedy Building
New York, New York
Tulsa, Oklahoma
3. Location of operations to which this certificate applies
Comp & Liab: Oklahoma and Kansas
Auto: Continental Limits of the USA
4.
Coverages for which insurance is afforded
Limits of Liability
Policy Number
Policy Period*
Workmen's Compensation and Employers'
Compensation-Statutory
Liability in the state named in item 3 hereof
Employers Liability
100,000
UB1845200
9-1-64/65
Bodily Injury Liability-except automobile
$
500, 000ach person
NSL1014327
9-1-64/65
Inluding Protective
$ 1,000, och accident
Property Damage Liability-except automobile
$ 200,000 each accident
In cluding Protective
$ 200,000 aggregate
Bodily Injury Liability-automobile
$ 500,000 each person
$ 1,000,000 each accident
NSL1914327
9-1-64/65
Property Damage Liability-automobile
$ 100,000 each accident
Liability (Bodily Injury and Property Damage)
$
each accident
*Policy is effective and expires at 12:01 A.M., standard time at the address of the named insured as stated herein.
*Absence of an entry in these spaces means that insurance is not afforded with respect to the coverages opposite
thereto.
Description of Operations, or Automobiles to which the policy applies:
Hired and non-owned automobiles - excluding owned
Oil or gas lease operations
Underground property damage is NOT
Products and/or completed operations
covered.
Blanket contractual, including reverse contractual with no exclusions for tools
material or equipment of oil well servicing contractors.
Late reporting of accident endorsement is also included.
The insurance afforded is subject to all of the terms of the policy applicable thereto.
This certificate is executed by The Travelers Insurance Company as respects insurance afforded by that com-
pany under the policies designated above; it is executed by The Travelers Indemnity Company as respects insur-
ance afforded by that company under the policies designated above.
Office
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY
DeSelms, Bogart & Hall
THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY
ProduceBox 1716, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Date C-5918 REMay 26 PRINTED 1965
By
Authorized Representative