Mirror Laughs Back Life and the Public Journalist James Markham
A Central Texas town honors journalist James Markham, UT Austin graduate, noted for his journalism PhD and teachings in history and press law. The column recalls his influence, including courses he taught in place of Pulitzer winner Frank Luther Mott, and his ongoing leadership in the field.
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Texas
James Markham
Ol' Mizzou
Cameron
Jim Markham
University of Texas, Austin
Ripley
Frank Luther Mott
Law of the Press
Jim Markham A Respected Journalism Professor And Author
Milam County remembers Jim Markham as a quiet confident scholar and author in journalism. He led graduate studies at the University of Iowa and influenced public notice studies while serving as a professor and editor devoted to press history.
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Europe
University of Iowa
Milam
Jim Markham
Doc Markham
Cameron
Milam County
Police Investigate Weekend Minor Accidents
City police investigated several minor weekend crashes with no injuries reported. Friday incidents included a Cameron driver collision at Crockett and Main and a lodge doorway backing mishap on North Houston. Another Cameron car crash occurred at North Central and West 6th. Sunday saw a Belton driver collide with a Cameron resident at Highway 190 and Farm Road 2269. One county injury occurred in a single vehicle crash near Maysfield to Branchville. a Fort Hood soldier was hospitalized. Other minor one car and cow-car crashes were reported with no injuries.
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North Houston
Viola Sullivan
Cameron
William James Mueck Jr
Clarence Curtis
North Central
West 6Th
Highway 190
Farm Road
Kelly Albritton
Belton
Florence Markham
Maysfield
Branchville
Pettibone
Rockdale
Cameron PTA Christmas Music Event
The Cameron PTA will meet Thursday December 2 at 7 30 in Ben Milam Cafetorium. Mrs. Thomas Dusek and students will be in charge of Christmas music.
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Ben Milam
Thomas Dusek
Post Office Sees Surge in Christmas Card Business
Cameron Postmaster Narvie Caperton reports higher Christmas card mailing as costs rise. The Milam County post offices consolidated out of town mail to Temple with nine county towns remaining served locally. Caperton urges 8 cent stamps on all cards and return addresses to reduce dead letters. Parcels to foreign countries now accepted after lifted overseas embargo.
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Narvie Caperton
Cameron
Caperton
Milam County
Temple
U.S. Postal Service
Texas
Post Office
Christmas Party Set For Saturday at Library
The Chamber of Commerce announces a community Christmas party this Saturday December 4 starting at 6 30 p m on the library lawn. Local church groups will sing traditional Christmas music and a children's choir will perform. Mrs Maurina Corley and Rev Pete McCabe will sell items. In case of rain the event moves to Yoe gym.
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Maurina Corley
Pete McCabe
Yoe Gym
Bob Ellett
Hilliard Thomas
Citizens National Bank
Library Lawn
William Kelm
Thomas
Chamber
Santa letter drive grows in The Herald Christmas edition
The Herald invites first through fourth graders to send letters to Santa via their schools and preschoolers to mail letters to Santa in care of The Herald so Santa receives a copy of the paper with the letters.
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Kubiak Selected for National Policy Conference Role
Texas Representative Dan Kubiak of Rockdale will join six other state lawmakers at the National Foreign Policy Conference in Washington at the State Department December 2 and 3. He also attends an Environmental Conference on pollution in land air and water with delegates from across the United States Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. Attendees will hear briefings on Middle East Southeast Asia Red China and Taiwan and discuss population growth and world hunger ahead of the next Texas Legislature. Other Texas attendees include Bill Clayton Ben Bynum Joe C Hanna Dick McKissack Carl A. Parker and Henry Sanchez. In Cameron city dogs running loose will be shot under a leash law enforcement effort announced by Police Chief Felipe Martinez. Dog owners are advised to keep dogs tied or confined and stray animals shot will be collected by city trucks the same day.
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Rockdale
House
Texas
Washington, DC
Department of State
Kubiak
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
State Department
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Red China
Taiwan
Bill Clayton
Springlake
Ben Bynum
Amarillo
Joe C. Hanna
Breckenridge
Dick McKissack
Dallas
Carl A. Parker
Port Arthur
Henry Sanchez
Brownsville
Cameron
Felipe Martinez
Brain and muscle use slows aging says U.N. report
The Soviet study The Right to Old Age presented at the United Nations argues active life extends longevity. It cites elderly individuals aged 130 and 165 in Abkhazia and Soviet Azerbaijan, plus factors like environment and lifestyle, and calls for social and medical reforms to support aging populations.
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New York
Azerbaidjan
Abkhazia
Dimitrii Debotarev
Soviet Union
Institute of Gerontology
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