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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1967
Page
2
The piece surveys 1968 economic risks and opportunities. It highlights stronger early 1968 retail demand, possible inflation controls, and a mixed stock market outlook. It names sectors like utilities banks chemicals and building stocks as potential buys or cautions. It notes international pay balance issues and possible subsidies.
The Postmaster announced rate changes effective January 7 for unsealed greeting cards and third class parcels eight to sixteen ounces with special handling. Second class, bulk third class, controlled circulation, and educational materials fourth class mail also see higher rates. About 10,000 postage vending machines will be converted.
Several families travel for Christmas across Texas and beyond. Dan and Mrs. Sullivan of San Antonio join Peggy Rob inson and Lee Bert Rob inson from Waco and Nancy Schiller visiting from Baylor University. John Hendersons host relatives from Washington DC and Bryan Ohio, while others plan dinners with Cameron and Rusk families and the Lewis McCarrolls. Dr. and Mrs. S H Richardson host relatives from across the United States, and Lois Randolph visits Jackson Mississippi for the holidays.
The Seibert family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the loss of Frank J. Seibert. They thank all who offered sympathy and acknowledge the nursing home staff and Father Geiser.
In Little River Morrell and a companion met an Indian boy during their early travels. Aiding the boy, Morrell prevented violence as their camp was surrounded by Raran kawas Indians. The chief, his father, later sent a peace treaty to Sam Houston. The duo then faced Cordova warriors on a trail toward San Antonio.
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