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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1968
Page
6
The Cameron Herald bills itself as a long running newspaper serving Cameron and Milam County since 1860. It lists its address at 108 E First Street Cameron Texas 76520 and promotes local news coverage.
Cameron pursues park and cemetery renovations to boost leisure use and preserve local history. The five year plan aims at Wilson Ledbetter Park improvements while county considers cleaning and upgrading the old US 77 SH 36 South cemetery between Cameron and Little River Bridge. Both projects promise recreation and historic value as growth continues.
Alfred Barrs, 71, mailed 240 to the U S embassy in London after railing against anti American sentiment in Britain. He said backing America is backing Britain, prompting an embassy spokesman to note they will use the funds thoughtfully.
In Texas the race for Democratic favorite son designation splits liberals who oppose the unit rule and prefer an uninstructed state delegation, while conservatives rally behind Gov. Connally. Precincts may back Kennedy or McCarthy delegates, though neither senator has broad support. Voter registration hits a record 4,072,397 as oil and draft issues shape the campaign. A proposed northwestern water plan seeks to tap icecap wealth to supply Texas and 16 other states.
A reader reflects on a Dallas Morning News piece about an orbiting satellite capturing precise farm images. He imagines bureaucrats mapping every field, critiquing agriculture, and warns against invasions of privacy while joking about hoeing his own land.
The Temple social security district reports 552 people met reps in the first quarter of 1968 to learn about 1967 amendments. Unmarried children of mothers who retired, became disabled, or died can now receive monthly benefits up to age 22 even if the mother did not work half the time in the prior period.
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