Cameron Public Library and Airport Projects Move Forward
The Cameron Public Library bids open in mid September after committee approval with October start planned. Plans for expanding Cameron Airport are underway, officials report. The Cameron Chamber Industrial Commission hosts the Economic Clinic and Town Meeting on September 14 as part of broad local development efforts.
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Cameron Public Library
Cameron
Herald
Cameron Chamber Industrial Commission
End Of The Ride For Crime In New York Subways
New York City’s subway crime drop shows felonies down 60 percent after 800 officers were assigned to trains and stations from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. The transit commissioner calls the effort the most successful crime control example in the United States, backed by modern communications. The piece notes deeper crime roots and urges other cities to fund and deploy similar visible policing, amid President Johnson’s new national crime study committee.
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New York City
United States
New York
Johnson
Formosan Termite Found in Houston Area
USDA researchers report a Formosan subterranean termite infestation has reached Houston, marking the first mainland U S case. Estimated damage in Honolulu, Hawaii nears two million dollars.
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USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Formosa
Houston
Continental
United
Honolulu
Hawaii
Pork prices rise as hog supply tightens in 1965
Ed Uvecak, Texas A&M Extension livestock marketing specialist, notes a pork price rise due to hog shortages. Households now pay about one dollar per pound for wood quality bacon, with prices expected to stay above normal through 1965.
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Ed Uvacek
Texas A&m University
Summertime tomato variety thriving at Yoakum station
A new tomato variety named Summertime, developed by Dr. Arthur Harrison, plant pathologist at the Plant Disease Experiment Station in Yoakum, is performing well in hot summer conditions. The Santa Cruz River in Arizona is noted for a long underground course.
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Plant Disease Experiment Station
Yoakum
Arthur Harrison
Yoakum Station
Lines Drawn In Senate Expansion Debate In Texas
Absentee voting begins for the September 7 election on a proposed constitutional amendment to expand the Texas Senate from 31 to 39 members. Proponents tout reduced workload while opponents warn of vague districting guidance. Predictions favor failure.
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Austin
Texas Senate
Afl-Cio
Committee For Fair Representation
Trade and Industrial Association
Senate
Old Philosopher Questions Statistics And Costs
Dear editor the writer questions how poverty thresholds and hospital stay lengths are reported He suggests a paradox where rising costs could imply fewer admissions and mocks the notion of nationwide health from statistics He ends with a charm of keeping statisticians in hospitals to avoid waste.
Joyce Smalley Attends Howard Payne Conference
Joyce Smalley will join 27 Howard Payne College students at the annual Baptist student week conference in Glorieta New Mexico from August 26 to September 1. Dr and Mrs James Shields HPC staff will accompany the group. More than 2000 students from across the nation and abroad are expected for seminars worship and devotional periods and workshops.
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Texas Railroad Commission
Commission
West Texas
Bailey, Lamb
Hale
Floyd
Motley
Cottle
Cochran
Hockley
Lubbock
Crosby
Dickins
King, Kent
Gaines
Dawson
Borden
Scurry
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
S. B. Walker
Texas Animal Health Commission
John Wilbur
Animal Health Division
U.S. Department of Ag
Joyce Smalley
Howard Payne College
Glorieta
N. M
James Shields
HPC
Sew Leader to Fly Line A needs Dennis Becker return visit
Dennis Becker has returned from Irving where he visited the home of his sister and brother in law Mrs Glenn Davis and Mr Davis and Keith.
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Dennis Becker
Irving
Glenn Davis
Davis
Keith
Plan Now For Higher Education Plan
A Texas A M University Extension Service specialist urges the class of 1966 to plan for fall 1966, advising students and families to finalize college or business school plans early. Deadlines for applications are November or December, with many scholarships due February 1, requiring earlier college admission. Students should consult counselors and contact colleges to apply.
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Patsy Reynolds
Texas A&m University Extension Service
Miss Reynolds
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