Cameron Herald records local paper since 1966
The Cameron Herald is a Milam County newspaper serving Cameron Texas since 1966. Publishers listed include Frank M Luecke and Don Scartrough with staff noted in the masthead.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1966
Page
8
The Cameron Herald is a Milam County newspaper serving Cameron Texas since 1966. Publishers listed include Frank M Luecke and Don Scartrough with staff noted in the masthead.
A fragmented notice describes a statewide seed distribution plan tied to major interchanges along SH 26 and a river crossing. It references Milam, Texas highways, and a project rollout over weeks, with broader state seed programs and civic involvement mentioned.
Cameron community considers a spring clean up led by local directors. Regular city pickup aids the effort though removal of clutter remains needed to keep the town attractive. The program promotes housekeeping and neighborhood beautification with campus shrub trimming and memorial renovations as supporting examples.
College Station reports Texas ASM University extension consumer marketing specialist Gwen Clyatt says advances may allow produce to be shipped in a sleep state. She notes potential staged revival with reduced oxygen and nitrogen impact, delaying respiration and spoilage for fresher fruit and vegetables. Egg prices ease after Easter demand. farmers stock fryers for cookouts pending weather.
State agencies race to meet the June 1967 federal deadline for a statewide Texas Water Plan. The plan, costing over 2.09 billion dollars, contemplates redistribution of water from surplus regions via Trinity and Brazos diversions and a coast canal with $740 million for regional wastewater treatment.
A 1930s letter row discusses importing sperm whale teeth from Norway and potential USSR imports. It notes Russian whaling, U S policy on trade with the Soviet Union, state land mining bids, draft quotas, and guidance to contact the U S Embassy Commercial Counselor for up-to-date whale tooth availability.
A reader letter discusses subscribing to The Diplomatic Pouch and the department receiving over a million responses. Another city note urges cleaning vacant lots and backyards to prevent fire hazards, offering Street Department mowing for a fee and promoting year-round upkeep.
A reader argues inflation stems from farm price swings and wage indexing. He suggests tying wages to the Economic Index so both farm prices and living costs stay balanced, proposing broad buy in from labor leaders, executives, and officials to fix farm prices and prevent further rises.
The 1963 wheat sale to the Soviet Union was handled by private American grain traders. Payment for shipments was made in American dollars on delivery, with shipping documents at the port of entry. The Soviet side used London gold through the Bank for International Settlements to obtain hard currency for imports.
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