Cameron Herald Quote On Public Service By Walter Williams
The Cameron Herald presents a tribute to Walter Williams founder of the University of Missouri School of Journalism, noting the supreme test of journalism lies in public service.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1967
Page
4
The Cameron Herald presents a tribute to Walter Williams founder of the University of Missouri School of Journalism, noting the supreme test of journalism lies in public service.
Teachers in Texas push for higher pay citing need to attract and retain educators who foster intellectual development. They warn against forcing schools to chase a uniform norm over nurturing gifted potential and human relations, urging reforms to empower exceptional talent.
The list shows semester honor roll recipients by grade levels. Ada Henderson appears among top students. third through eighth grade names include Brenda Sue Gil bert Jean Krall Loretta C Riliz Paula Perkins, Donna Slavik, Bobby Zavodny and others.
Robert FE Conner was appointed assistant postmaster at Huntsville at age 29, among Texas's youngest in the role. A Milam County native and Milano alumnus, he moved to Huntsville in 1952 when his father became police chief and has worked at the Huntsville post office for a decade.
Rev. Brian Lee Harbour, son of Mr and Mrs B F Harbour of Rogers, began his pastorate Sunday January 29 at Brook Avenue Baptist Church in Waco at the Brook and 7th location. He and his wife Janet Sportsman of Kansas City Missouri will occupy the church parsonage. They are Baylor University students he a religion graduate student and she a senior in arts and science. Harbour resigned his Belfast Baptist Church near Troy pastorate the Sunday before last.
Austin hearing begins on a bill to legalize horse race betting in counties with voter approval. House and Senate leadership clash over pay raises and taxes as 181 legislators file bills on liquor by the drink highway beautification sales taxes and waterway lily removal. Governor Connally and Lt. Gov. Smith eye tax and political moves for 1968.
The column reflects on farming life at a Johnson grass farm in Yegua and a joking visit about reading a newspaper. It cites Governor Connally’s appointments and Atty. Gen. Crawford Martin rulings, then discusses Wildlife Areas in Texas and a broad reflection on farming efficiency versus other sectors.
Tests at Texas A M University Experimental Ranch near Throckmorton compare 2 pasture and 4 pasture deferred rotation grazing with continuous grazing at equal stocking rates. Both rotation systems produce more and heavier calves than continuous grazing.
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