Wrecks Claim One Life on Holiday Holiday Traffic
Goree Griffin of Lubbock died December 19 when his 1955 Cadillac collided with a semi trucks in a right turn skid near Milano. Passenger John Aundra Moore injured. Cadillac and truck damage reported. Five wrecks noted in past week with minor damage to other vehicles and no injuries in some incidents.
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Christmas in Cameron 1962 Services Mark Silent Day
Christmastide in Cameron brings a bustling shift to holiday traditions as visitors and families fill the town. Christmas Eve features late shopping and lively exchange of packages, while Christmas Day offers special church services and hushed reverence with carols and prayers.
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Christmas to New Year refractions in 1962 memories
By FML the first Christmas with family dinners and kids toys ends in quiet peace. New Year brings a different story with festive spirits rising then fading as 1963 football makes its final appearance on bowl games from Miami to Pasadena. Resolutions aim to outlive impulses as 1962 becomes a fond memory.
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Alcoa Scholarship Contest Attracts Cameron High Seniors
Twelve area seniors compete for the 1963 Alcoa Foundation Scholarship with three Cameron High School students among them Bob Dymke Jimmy Ray McGregor and Serman Watson Kelley Their parents are Alcoa Rockdale Works employees Nell Dymke Charles T McGregor and Harmon Kelley The winner receives a 2500 award paid over four years and eligibility requires being a plant employee's son or daughter.
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Joe Matula to retire after 49 years at Cameron post office
Joe Matula a Cameron postal worker plans retirement January 1 after 49 years with the U S Postal Service. He will work part time later and pursue stamp collecting a hobby noted as among the largest in the area. He recalls early duties from six staffers to modern dispatching with 800 to 900 label cases and multiple railroad connections.
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Capacity Crowd At Yoe Christmas Concert
A capacity crowd attended the Yoe High School Christmas Concert Friday. The 100 piece band directed by Francis Cox performed Winter Wonderland Christmas Party Old English Christmas O Holy Night Cantique de Noel Mele Kalikimaka Merry Christmas in Hawaii Spirit of Christmas Spiritual Contrast Just a Closer Walk With Thee and Got the Whole World in His Hands. The band presented Cox with a gift in appreciation for his work with them this year.
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Cameron building totals reach $169 384 in 1962 permits
Cameron city records show 62 building permits through Wednesday totaling 169 384 dollars for 1962. Heaviest activity is new home construction with about 19 houses started in the last six months. The peak year was 1960 with nearly one million in permits. the low recent figure is about 98 000 in 1958.
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Roger Babson 1963 Forecast Highlights Mixed Economy
Babson predicts 1963 will show a moderate decline with recovery late year and a strong 1964. He pins city outcomes on business optimism, notes defense spending, road projects, and stable inventories. He foresees gains for utility stocks, risk for railroads, and modest bonds gains amid inflation fears. He also forecasts a lower Dow about 1953 levels and widespread currency and commodity shifts.
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Babson Predicts 1969 Prospects In New Forecast
The Herald presents Roger W Babson's 0 point analysis of 1969 prospects for the third year in a row. Babson's forecast covers 420 past 22 years and notes wide readership of his weekly forecast by newspapers and corporations.
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