Unique Clinic to Host Cameron September 14 Meeting
A first of its kind community development clinic is set for Cameron on September 14. Texas Industrial Commission executives led by Harry W. Clark will host a day of meetings with Cameron leaders and citizens, followed by a second Town Meeting and an address by Clark. The event aims to showcase community betterment, financing, sites, plants, and industrial prospects as a model for TIC meetings statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Texas Industrial Commission
Harry W. Clark
Y Clark
U.S. Jaycees
Texas
Thea Chamber
Reads Much Settles Nothing The Anarchy In Los Angeles
The piece compares Los Angeles unrest to the French Revolution and Napoleonic era. It argues violence yields no lasting purpose, noting leadership gaps and the futility of vengeance while urging patience to avoid repeated upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mi’ Reed
France
Napoleon Bonaparte
Outstanding Noncommissioned Officer Named at Goose Bay
Staff Sergeant Louis Gentry of Goose Bay is chosen as Outstanding NCO of the past six months for leadership and duty performance. He serves as an inventory management specialist in the Air Force Communications Service, which operates millions of miles of channels and thousands of facilities worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gentry
Oscar Gentry
Cameron
Goose AB
Canada
Set. Gentry
Air Force Communications Service
Perrin and Kirkpatrick to Receive UT Degrees
Mark Wayne Perrin of Cameron and Richard M. Kirkpatrick of Rockdale are candidates for bachelor’s degrees from UT College of Arts and Sciences at the Summer Session close on August 28. No public exercises will be held, says Dean J Alt Burdine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Wayne Perrin
Cameron
Richard M. Kirkpatrick
Rockdale
College of Arts and Sciences
University of Texas
J. Alton Burdine
1965 Farm Income Seen Highest Since 1953
Realized net farm income reached a seasonally adjusted $13.8 billion in the first half, up $1 billion from 1964. Harvest prospects are generally favorable, suggesting 1965 may post the highest income since 1953.
Suit Aims to End Texas Poll Tax in Elections
Federal suit filed under the voting rights act challenges Texas poll tax for state and local elections. If heard early, a special legislative session may be needed to craft a new registration statute. Gov Connally announced multiple appointments while Atty. Gen. Carr vows to oppose the suit. Boundary talks with Louisiana yield no firm solution. Texas higher education projections forecast enrollments near 400,000 by 1971, stressing campus space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
U.S
Robert S. Calvert
Waggoner Carr
Travis County
Fritz Robinson
Preston Smith
Martin Dies Jr
Lufkin
D. Roy Harrington
Port Arthur
A. R. Schwartz
Galveston
Pleasure Island
Smith
Jim Bates
Edinburg
Herring
Anlamo
Connally
State Department
Louisiana
Sabine River
Gulf
Sabine
Jerry Sadler
Texas Commission On Higher Education
Commission
State Highway Department
Central Education Agency
Water Pollution From Erosion Cited In Cameron Water Supply
Mud and silt from undisturbed cropland bare gullies and overgrazed pastures threaten Little River water quality as flood stages strain Cameron’s supply. Soil conservation districts promote terraces grassed waterways and residue management, with cost largely borne by landowners through ACP and federal programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little River
Cameron
Short
A.C.P
SCS
Waco Public School Sets Evening Classes
Waco Public Schools Evening School Division will meet again at Waco High School. Registration for the fall semester is at 6 50 p m September 2 in the high school study hall. Enrollment fees are 5 dollars for one course and 45 dollars for two courses. Contact Lester Baker, Director, at Waco High School for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco Public Schools
Waco High School
Lester Baker
Waco Hich School
Waco
Old Philosopher Defends Government Robot Signatures
A reader defends using a signing robot for official checks and mail, arguing automation reduces workload and speeds payments. He compares signing to raising children, adds he would deposit any machine-signed check, and jokes about signing his initials to letters. He notes officials would be distant while machines sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Herald
Milam County Reports Three Fatal Rural Crashes in July
Leroy Broadus of the Texas Highway Patrol released Milam County rural traffic accident figures for July. Milam County logged 12 rural crashes with three deaths, ten injuries and property damage totaling 23,820 dollars. For 1965 the county shows 90 rural crashes with four deaths, 47 injuries and 52,075 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Broadus
Texas Highway Patrol
Cameron
Milam County
Constitutional Amendment Nine on Texas Legislature Salaries
Public notice of House Joint Resolution No. 8 proposing Amendment to Texas Constitution Sections 24 17 to set annual salaries for Lieutenant Governor and Speaker and adjust per diem for members. Votes scheduled for November 2 1965 with detailed text for lead and oppose options and proclamation by the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
State of Texas
House of Representatives
Oak House
State of
Texas
Senate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ice & Cameron
Mees
The
Cameron Herald
Milam
First Street
Frank M. Luecke
Don Scarbrough
Unique
Goose Bay, Canada
Sergeant
Berkeley Calif. High School
Wichita Falls
Carroll G. Fuchs
Harold H. Fuchs
Rt. 2
Rogers
U. S. Air Force
Sheppard Afb
Fuchs
Texas Air National Guard
Houston
Jessie Andrews
Perrin, Kirkpatrick
Dateline Austin
John Connally
Carl J. Lind Jr
Stone Wells
Charles Sowell
John Clegg
Port Lavaca
Bill Senter
Abilene
Culp Krueger
el Campo
Criss Cole
Charles Herring
Gus Mutscher
Brenham
John Mobley
Kilgore
Dean Neugent
Texas City
Charles W. Lindsey
Criminal District Court No. 3
Tarrant County
Lester Prokopf
Robert L. Lowry
Texas State Historical Survey
Lone Star Gas
Waco Public School
Bratt Beer
Andy Oe
Lincoln Marc
Distributor
Sivas
Public Notice
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!