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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1976
Page
2
The Cameron paper lists department heads Bess Jeter editor Clydell Seaton business manager Ed Allison ad director and provides contact with All Departments AC 817 697-6671. It notes second class matter status at Cameron Texas Post Office and billing rates for Milam Trade Area $8.00 elsewhere $9.00 with publication on Mondays and Thursdays.
Representatives from the Alcoa Foundation City of Cameron Community Development Agency Cameron Noon Lions Cameron Evening Lions Cameron Rotary and Cameron Knights of Columbus gathered to mark the new Cameron Tennis Center at City Park. The article reviews support from the CISD system and Town & Country Tennis Club, notes the center’s modern courts and lighting, and urges addressing VHS court deterioration for better multi use.
Two posts on Local Draft Board No 5 terminate in May as Cameron County members exit with the move to a volunteer army. The piece traces draft history from 1940 to the present and notes the enduring peacetime readiness, with the volunteer system now the norm for the Air Force Navy and Marines.
In a grassy roots column Joe Crump argues against automatic pay raises for Members of Congress and high officials. He praises the original vote requirement and presses H R 11747 to repeal the automatic cost of living escalator amid concerns over inflation and federal spending.
An editorial reviews the arc from the 1857 Dred Scott ruling to Brown v Board of Education in 1954 and beyond. It traces constitutional amendments, landmark civil rights laws, and Supreme Court rulings that reshaped equal protection for blacks and women, ending with one‑man one‑vote decisions and ongoing gains toward true equality.
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