Editorial notes Western allies drift from U S nuclear lead
The piece surveys Britain France and Canada resisting NATO nuclear arms and the U S role after Cuba. It cites MacMillan accepting Polaris, De Gaulle opposing NATO arms, Diefenbaker wary of U S warheads, and a broader shift toward independent national defenses while recognizing Khrushchev’s Cuba setback.
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United States
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Cameron Area Meetings Reflect Towns Welcome
The piece notes Cameron's central location and facilities draw church, civic, and business groups. It reports multiple area meetings this week and a strong pattern of visitors returning, signaling pride in Cameron's hospitality and future prospects.
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Temple Firm Wins 4.6 Mile FM 2095 Contract Milam
D. H. Buchanan Construction Co. submitted the low bid of $78,778 to grade, structure, base and surfacing 4.6 miles on FM 2095 from Liberty south to Milano in Milam County. Work is expected to take 75 working days with C. B. Thames, District Highway Engineer at Bryan, supervising. Carol D. Zeigler, Resident Engineer at Hearne, will oversee construction.
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Milano
C. B. Thames
Bryan
Carol D. Zeigler
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Texas House Speaker election urged as a constitutional amendment
Beaumont Rep Will Smith introdu ced a resolution to make the Speaker an elective office. If approved by voters it would cut inter session bickering and speed House work while saving state funds. Padre Island Seashore bills gain momentum as supporters flood Austin committees. Women’s rights get Senate approval for a constitutional amendment. Governor Connally signs first bill and advances other fiscal and policy actions.
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Senate
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Bruce Teagan
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Menton Murray
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Howald Bridges
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Texas State Historical Survey Committee
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Houston
State Board of
The Old Philosopher on Europe Market and Weather
Dear editor wonders why De Gaulle blocks England from the Europe Common Market while noting it would lift trade barriers. He then shifts to domestic weather questions, joking about naming cold fronts and referencing Khrushchev and Castro in a light editorial tone.
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