Local Press Mentor Walter Willers Noted in Missouri Journalism History
Fragmentary notes honor Walter Willers founder of a journalism school in Missouri. The text references Vilam Newoneper Sinee TS60 fos b and FIRST STREET, with limited readable context about his contribution.
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Walter Willers
Bryveruty of
Missou
Vilam Newoneper Sinee Ts60
Fos
First Street
Questions Grow as August 27 Referendum Nears Cameron
Amid the Cameron Urban Renewal referendum set for August 27, the City Planning Commission has fielded roughly 15 to 20 questions. Officials urge final questions be aired before the polls to clear misunderstandings and ensure orderly community growth.
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Cameron
City Planning Commission
A Quiet Busy Cameron Public Library Grows
Cameron Public Library stays busy with heavy participation and the Friends of the Library group funding a nine program series. Leasing income on the west end supports grounds improvements and landscaping while book checkout fourfold over two months.
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Cameron Public Library
Friends of the Library
Milano School Principal Resigns for Port Isabel Post
Edward Swenson principal of Mocuno Schools for twelve years resigns to take a junior high principal job with Port Isabel Schools. He taught sixth grade in Milano and will lead the elementary at Port Isabel. Swenson has coached football and basketball with several district champions. Other Milano vacancies follow resignations.
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Edward Swenson
Mocuno
Jr. High
Port Isabel
Swenson
Milano
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Serviceman Murray Graduates From Squadron Officer School
Captain William J. Murray of Rockdale graduated Friday from the Sir University Squadron Officer School at Muswell AFB Alabama. He is a Rockdale High School graduate who earned a BS in physical education at Texas A&M University and received his commission through ROTC in 1960. His wife Kerma, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jo Johnston of 505 Calhoun Drive Rockdale, shares in the family news.
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Rockdale High School
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Texas Aim University
Captain Murray
Kerma
Jo Johnston
Calhoun Drive
Rockdale
Legislature Faces Unprecedented Texas Budget Demands
Austin reports state agencies seek 1.2 million in general revenue for the 1967-69 biennium, plus a 120 million dollar teacher pay raise. Officials warn sharp tax and spending battles ahead as education, health, park, and prison projects drive demand. Connally backs tough measures including possible life sentences for insanity pleas.
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Austin
Texas
General Revenue Fund
General Revenue
John Connally
Legislative Budget Board
Pingel
Ben Barnes
Connally
Conternor Connally
University of Texas
U S Position on 1961 Vienna Convention Questioned
State Department replies that Senate gave advice and consent to ratification on September 14, 1965 and a companion consular relations treaty has not yet gone to the Senate. No fixed deadline exists for presidential action after Senate consent and the consent carries over to subsequent sessions.
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Washington DC
Department of State
United States
Senate
Congress
Auburn
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Department
Ssessio
Viena
Water rights priority system alters allowances and leases
The five category priority system doubles the water allotment, preserves acreage basis for allocations, and yields millions from a state lease sale. The State Permanent School Fund received more than $5,600,000 from the lease sale on Wil 256 Geres.
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Cies
State Permanent School Fund
Old Philosopher Contemplates Trade With India And Education
A narrator muses on a fanciful India trade deal after noting India would pay in rupees for rain and suggests an alternative payment with a government check. He envisions funding education on his farm and contrasts agricultural education with India’s nuclear future, ending with a subscription query to The Cameron Herald.
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United States
India
Johnson Grass Farm
August car buying urge from Chevrolet dealer ad
Chevrolet dealer touts August as a top month to buy a new car. The ad highlights summer driving strains, benefits of a new Chevrolet with Eight standard safety features, and comfort perks like Full Coil suspension and Chevrolet carpeting to entice buyers to upgrade now.
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Chevrolet
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