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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
8
The Cameron Herald lists Frank M. Luecke and Don Scarbrough as publishers with Frank M. Luecke serving as editor at 108 East First Street Cameron Texas.
The piece weighs U S air strikes in Vietnam and shifts in South Viet leadership against a backdrop of Soviet and Chinese reactions. It argues policy aims to counter Red expansion while noting Buddhist rebellion and constant regime changes. Observers debate withdrawal or compromise at the 17th Parallel as Hanoi writes an oriental chapter in a Greek tragedy.
Gov John Connally faces sharp opposition from the Texas State Teachers Association over his 10 year pay plan while teachers press for their 85 million salary package. House Speaker Ben Barnes and Rep George Hinson push cooling off period as Sen Jack Strong and Rep WS Heatly back the governor plan.
A reader critiques a Postmaster General claim about a new mail sorting machine reading zip codes at 35 000 letters per hour. He argues for reducing mail volume rather than increasing throughput and suggests alternative ideas to address postal and urban problems.
Taxpayers who itemize deductions may deduct personal property and real estate taxes. State gasoline taxes are deductible at five cents a gallon and the two percent special state motor vehicle retail tax is deductible. The Texas two percent general sales tax is deductible, with an IRS developed average Sales Tax Table available for Form 1049. Cigarette tobacco liquor and certain license taxes are not deductible.
A personal letter to Mr. Frank Luecke discusses identity work on four acres and compares hobby labor to work. The writer recalls reading The Cameron Herald and praises articles titled The Fairy Lawyer as useful for non litigants. He asks about affordability and continuing publication.
Hearts Harmonies theme for a 7 30 p m Valentine dinner at the First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Guest speaker is Baylor Bears lineman Mike Bourland, with Durwood Kennedy as MC and Mrs James Lafferty providing music. Red and white heart decor honors church intermediates seniors and young people.
The Yee High School Senior Class presents Profesor, How Could You at the VYoe High School Auditorium on Friday February 19. Cast includes Keats Mike Perin Vicky Cathy Grimes Jerry Bricht Grandma Mary Beth Nance John-Larry Paul Mentley Valerie-Carol Terry Priscilla-Monica Mikula Tootsie-Poem Neely Butcher Boy George Bowman Boggins-Danny Buttery Children Peggy Mann Paula Zotz L. J. Matula. Admission is 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults.
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