Phillips geologist revisits 1954 summer in AlaskaGeologist recalls a non-typical day in the life of a surface geologist in the Katalla-Yakataga region Jen Ransom PNA Staff Writer
Charles Betton was one of the few lucky geologists chosen for the surface exploration project group that explored Phillips Petroleum Co.’s 1 million acres of federal leases in the Katalla-Yakataga region of Alaska in 1954 for potential sources of oil.
Betton’s job was to provide adequate background....
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