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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1966
Page
8
The Cameron Herald reports editor Frank Milonetcke and publisher Don Scartrough wed in a ceremony at the First Street offices. The event marks a notable union of two longtime figures in Cameron journalism.
As August 27 approaches for the Cameron Urban Renewal referendum, residents raise basic questions after a July 5 public hearing and through the City Planning Commission. Officials urge clear discussion to avoid misunderstanding before the election. Orderly development and future growth are emphasized as central issues.
Cameron Public Library grows as lease income funds grounds work and nine cultural programs. Story hour draws heavy participation while Friends of the Library organize fundraising. book checkouts quadruple versus the old location. Efforts to extend growth include liaison with Cameron Public Schools.
Means district reports Milano principal Feward Swenson resigns after twelve years to head the Port Isabel Elementary School. Swenson taught sixth grade in Milano, coached football and basketball, producing district champions. Other Milano vacancies follow his departure.
Captain William L. Murray, son of Mr and Mrs W A Murray of Rockdale, graduates Friday from the Air University's Squadron Officer School at Minowell AFB Alabama. He is a Rockdale High School graduate who earned a commission in 1960 through the ROTC program at Texas A&M University and holds a B S in physical education. His wife Kerma is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jo Johnston of 606 Calhoun Drive Rockdale.
Austin reports record state agency requests for about 1.2 million dollars from the general revenue fund for the next biennium, plus potential 200 million dollar tax package amid sharp cuts. Gov Connally signals budget trimming as education and health programs push for funding. tax reform likely including a one percent sales tax hike.
The State Department responds that Senate advice and consent to ratification given on September 14, 1965 can be held over session to session. No fixed ratification deadline exists after Senate approval, pending legislation in Congress, with no separate Vienna Convention on Consular Relations submitted yet.
A reader muses on a hypothetical India grain deal and payment in rupees, suggesting a U.S. check could substitute for rupees. He links agricultural education in both nations and notes rural life and farming work, imagining education and farming progress amid global trade.
In this Chevrolet promotion readers are urged to buy a new car in August. The copy touts summer driving benefits, engine strain in heat, and features like eight standard safety items. It highlights options such as Full Coil suspension and enhanced comfort with Chevrolet carpeting. Backing belts and safety gear are presented as reasons to upgrade.
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