Cameron Herald Office Contact Line
The Cameron Herald operates at 108 East First Street Cameron Texas 76520. Call and office contacts are listed for local news submissions and advertising inquiries.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1967
Page
8
The Cameron Herald operates at 108 East First Street Cameron Texas 76520. Call and office contacts are listed for local news submissions and advertising inquiries.
The piece argues Westmoreland’s view on unity in Vietnam and U S dissent. It notes Vietnamese people observe American civil rights debates and flag burning images and questions which voice truly represents the United States. It contends dissent tests but must not become anarchy while urging commitment to Southeast Asia.
The Christian Science Monitor lauds Konrad Adenauer as central to West Germany’s recovery after 1949. It highlights his anti Nazi stance, Western trust, and push for European integration, noting he resigned in 1963 at age 88 leaving a powerful, rebuilding nation.
The mayor of Cameron Texas proclaims April 29 1967 as Rockdale and Cameron Country Club Day urging city residents to honor guests from Rockdale and celebrate bi city friendship and cooperation between the two clubs.
James D. Camp and Albert Collins were cited by Texas United Funds Inc for reorganizing Cameron United Fund and leading the United Fund drive. They received the Golden Ruie award at the annual conference in Dallas last week.
March Texas milk output reached 265 million pounds, up 3 percent from March 1966 and 16 percent higher than February. The Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes the gain reflects ongoing dairy activity in the state.
Austin legislature moves to postpone a 1969 tax bill and pass a one year budget for the next fiscal year. Gov Connally and Lt Gov Smith back rapid action, hoping to curb logjams and possibly reduce future tax needs with an anticipated surplus.
H K Hornsberry former O J Thomas principal named temporary interviewer for the Job Corps in the area. His office is at the Texas Employment Commission Bryan. He arranged for 16 to 21 year olds to apply through County Judge O B Harden Sheriff Carl Black or the city police.
A letter to the editor reflects on a Postmaster General proposal to run the Post Office as a government corporation with expert management. The writer argues some services are not profit driven and compares the postal service to farming as public utilities, noting political and financial concerns.
Norbert J. Moeller names April 30 to May 7 for Soil Stewardship Week. The Central Texas Conservation District distributed materials to churches to promote private landowners’ responsibility for land and water. Three Fourths of Our Land theme stresses private ownership and shared consequences for erosion, burning forests, and polluted streams.
Yoe High School band earned a First Division rating in Sightreading at Region VIII Band Contests held in Bryan on April 21. The band received a Second Division in Concert Playing, the first such rating since 1937, with no First Divisions awarded in the contest.
Former C. J. Thomas students Harmon and Danny Kelley shine at Prairie View A&M College Danny Ray Kelley tops the sophomore class in scholastic ranking and serves as accompanist for the college choir Harmon Kelley, set to receive a BS degree May 21, plans to enter UT Medical School at Galveston in September
The ad touts value and protection in a stylish economy car with six cylinder efficiency and flush and dry rocker panels. It promotes Plans IV V and VI including Chevelle Corvair and Corvette not pictured and invites readers to visit their Chevrolet dealer soon with family in mind.
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