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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1958
Page
3
The piece argues Khrushchev uses Summit meetings as propaganda while real communism remains dictatorial. It contends Western arbitration with a revolutionary state is unlikely, notes Marx Lenin roots, and predicts internal Soviet pressures could topple current leadership if Western aggression fears fade.
A Lime River farmer writes to the editor praising President Eisenhower s plan to curb inflation. He notes farmers won t raise prices despite rising costs and proposes auto makers stockpile cars to force price concessions as a solution to inflation.
The Texas Budget Board outlines a looming gap of about 468 million dollars between requested agency needs and available revenue. They consider sharp spending cuts, new taxes, or debt, with constitutional limits restricting emergency appropriations. The article details key requests from state colleges, water, hospitals, and the Gatesville School for Boys, plus reforms like an itemized price tag for bills.
The Sharp School Board elected ten teachers including high school staff Miss Mary Belle Batte superintendent Mrs Don Edmonds English Mrs Albert Edmonds homemaking Mrs Byr die Rickman Math Kent Sartor vocational agriculture and Bill Pierce Business Administration Elementary school teachers include Mrs Ouida Gershbach first and second grades Mrs Marvin Petty third and fourth grades Mrs Thomas Dusek fifth and sixth grades and Mrs Ray Green seventh and eighth grades.
A dense listing of area church services across multiple denominations. It names churches, addresses, pastors, contact details, and weekly schedules including Sunday schools, morning and evening worship, and special services. The notice urges attendance and outlines weekly programs throughout the region.
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