Ivory tower presidents and hippies in new frontier era
LIFE magazine notes an advisory economist named by Kennedy with the label ivory tower while observing ongoing expansive economic policy under Johnson. The piece contrasts urban growth and rural funds, then shifts to a San Francisco Haight Ashbury scene of hippies, tourists, and street commerce as a survey begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIFE
Kennedy
Johnson
U. S
Haight- Ashbury
San Francisco
Herald
Haight-Ashbury
New Mexico
Golden Gate Park
Haight Street
Delphian Club Cited By Sears Foundation For Community Work
The Delphian Club of Cameron receives a Certificate of Merit from the Sears-Roebuck Foundation for the 1966-68 Community Improvement Program. Ray Ezzell praises club members, noting the program funds over 75,000 in awards and a potential 10,000 top prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Club
Sears Foundation
Delphian Club of
Cameron
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Foundation
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ray Ezzell
Temple
Leland Green
Ezzell
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Rogers Public Schools Complete Faculty for New Term
A full Rogers public school faculty was approved at an August 19 School Board meeting. New hires include Valeria Rosson English teacher, Travis Rosson math teacher and counselor, Winfred Bruton band instructor, Verna Linn first grade teacher, and Jewel Powell reassigned to high school English and social studies. Special Education staff unchanged. Title I roles filled by Bobbye Kuban development reading, Janice Jackson nurse, Ernestine L Powell librarian, Belvin RB. Thomas visiting teacher and tax assessor. Bus drivers and lunchroom staff listed. maintenance and secretarial staff named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Rogers Public Schools
B. F. Harbour
Travis Rosson
A. A. Kretschmar
Cameron
Valeria Rosson
Rogers High
McNeese State College
Lake Charles
Rosson
Winfred Bruton
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Verna Linn
Buckholts
Abilene Christian College
Belton Chamber of Commerce
Jewel Powell
Texas
Lila Baird
Howard Hurry
Harold Winslow
Bobbye Kuban
Janice Jackson
Ernestine L. Powell
Bel
Vin RB. Thomas
Jerry Brentham
Donald Godwin
Jordan Aycock
Cobb
W. W. Murphy
Walter Arnold Jr
Alex Mee-Kee
Milam County approves 1968 budget with raises and courthouse upgrades
County commissioners adopt a 667 118 31 budget for 1968 including salary increases for officials and courthouse interior improvements at Milam. Sheriff pay rises by 1455 annually with a plan for a five percent raise for other officials. adoption or rejection set for September 11. Also funds for SH 79 widening and Farm to Market roads, plus courthouse elevator and third floor office reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam
O. B. Harden
Harden
Judge Harden
Gause
Robertson County
Milam County
Cameron Yoemen Hold Their Ground In Scrimmage With Gatesville
Cameron Yoemen show strong defense in Friday scrimmage against Gatesville, holding the Hornets to 3 first downs while offense shows rust. Key players Fogle Dohnalik Kirk and Crouch Urban Hosch Lafferty contribute as Gatesville moves ball with 5 7 8 4 2 yard gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Yoemen
Gatesville
Yoemen
Ken Fuqua
Bellville
Brahamas
Fogle
Dohnalik
Wayne Kirk
Kirk
Hornet
Yeomen
Hornets
al Herft
Chandler
Dennis Crouch
John Urban
Crouch
Urban
John Hosch
Jim Lafferty
Hosch
Herft Crouch
Miller
Lafferty
Yee
James Dohnalik
Mike Miller
Barrett
Maddox
Hefft
Yoemen Open 1967 Season With Intro Night At Yoe Field
Yoemen at Cameron host Introduction Night at 7 30 p m Thursday for 60 players and three new coaches led by Ken Fuqua. Friday the team travels to Belleville for a scrimmage with the Brahmés, who beat Cameron in 1965 regional play. Co captains Kirk Lafferty Dohnalix and Fogle lead a squad long respected for district titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YOE
Yoemen
Wayne Kirk
Glenn Fogle
Jim Lafferty
James Dohnalik
Yoe Field
Cameron
Ken Fuqua
Bellevile
Brahmés
Temple Stadium
Taylor
I Start Title I Teachers Hired At Cameron School Board
Cameron School Board hires two teachers and 26 Title I staff for the upcoming term. Ruth Boney will teach special education and John MecPhaul will be Yoe High School math teacher. Two faculty vacancies remain and band hall work at Yoe High proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Boney
John MecPhaul
McPhaul
University of Texas
D. R. Dodson
Cameron
Yee High School
Yoe High
Mary Belle Batte
Robert Maler
Gloria Perkins
Lois Gunn
Mary Jo Stroup
Mary Tom Moody
Cora Mae Hightower
Katherine Looney
Viola Wied
Vivian Kunz
Donnie Doskoril
Shirley Kelley
Irene Simmons
Pearlie Schultz
Mary Etta Turner
Marilee Thweatt
Minta Miller
Charlie Mae Hoskins
Nora Frances Cole
Margaret Denman
Betty Humble
Esperanza Martinez
Griss Wells
52 Enter Mixed Doubles Tourney at Cameron Bowling
Cameron Bowling Association hosted its first mixed doubles tournament drawing 52 entries. Winners include Doug and Thelma Brown with 1240, Barbara and Harvey Kimbrel 1195, Irene Mees and Joe Zarosky 1183, and La Verne Slavik with Albert Michalka 1182.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Bowling Association
Doug
Thelma Brown
Barbara
Harvey Kimbrel
Irene Mees
Joe Zarosky
Sth la
Reception for Cameron School faculty at library
A Friday reception at the Cameron Public Library from 4:30 to 6 p.m. honors Cameron School personnel. Invitations were mailed to Chamber members for the annual Chamber sponsored event. The gathering follows a two day orientation for Cameron Independent Schools faculty that began today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Public Library
Cameron
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Cameron Independent Schools
New Bids Called For Hospital Addition
Newton Memorial Hospital revises the addition and alteration project after the August 10 bid. New plans and specs are from Merriss and Jones Architects in Houston. Bids close at 3 p.m. on Wednesday September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Memorial Hospital
W. R. Newton
Merriss and Jones
Murworth
Houston
Agriculture Secretary Freeman Tours Central Texas
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman arrives in Cen Tex Thursday with visits to Hearne Calvert Rosebud and Temple He attends a Rosebud noon luncheon hosted by the Rosebud Chamber of Commerce Freeman spoke at Texas A&M College Station at the Institute of Biological Sciences meeting He tours Farmers Home Administration watershed projects and will be honored at a public barbecue in Temple expected to draw about 400 people
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Central Texas
Hearne
Calvert
Rosebud
Temple
Rosebud Chamber of Commerce
Freeman
Texas A&m University
College Station
Institute of Biological Sciences
Farmers Home Administration
Chechnie
Pond Creek
Cow Bayou
John F. Kennedy
Bend
the River Ranch
Agriculture Division
Temple Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Grandson Discovers Cameron Black Man Found Dead at Home
Jim Brown aged 65 was found deceased by his grandson at about 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at 806 Bark. Justice of the Peace Jesse Brock said Brown died around midnight Sunday, August 27, from a probable cardiac event. Services are pending at Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home, Rockdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Negro
Justice of the Peace
Jesse Brock
Jim Brown
Brock
Brown
Wildcat Drilling Planned in Milbur Field and Surrounding Areas
Smith and Clark Oil set a No. 1 M. C. Robinson wildcat in Milbur Field Milam County on a 60 acre lease near the Milam Burleson line. H L Hunt interests plan a 4000 foot Wilcox test No. 1 J J Parker in Lee County two miles southeast of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milam County
Milbur
R. E. Smith
Houston
Clark Oil and Refining Co
Lee County
H. L. Hunt Interests of
Dallas
Wilcox
Clark Oil and Smith
M. C
Robinson
Navarro
Milan
Burleson County
J. M. Huber Corp
Luling Oil and Gas Co. No. 1
A. Coldiron
North Milbur
H. L. Hunt
J. J. Parker
Lexington
Hunt
Milam
Lee
Beson Counties
Beso
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F.M.L
Mary Landeros
John Skrabanck
Roy Tyler
Robert Seaton
J. T. Fischer
Billye Synatzske
Nancy Godwin
Netta Raley
Cameron School Board
Church of God In Christ
Marak
Agriculture
Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home
Rockdale
Smith - Clark Oil Co
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