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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1967
Page
3
The Cameron Herald is a weekly newspaper published every Thursday from Cameron Texas. The note lists staff Frank M Luecke editor and publishers Don Scarbrough and Frank M Luecke and address 108 E First Street Cameron Texas 76520.
Cen-Tex towns push major improvement programs after Waco's 2 to 1 approval of a 23 million bond package for school, water, and general improvements. Bell County approved a 1 million for US 190 widening, enabling further highway funds. Cameron, Rockdale, and others pursue urban renewal and paving initiatives, signaling regional development.
Rockdale Rotarians heard about the Rockdale Teen Club and its need for adult support. The piece urges community action to build a half block including city hall for a new civic center and Teen Club use, noting other towns pursue similar developments.
A bill permitting a one percent city sales and use tax, subject to voter approval, advances in the Senate while facing a House hurdle. If approved, cities gain a third of the state three percent tax. petitions can trigger elections. conflicts include opposition from Texas AFL-CIO and support from Texas Municipal League and fire and police associations.
A fragment discusses Red Guards flocking to Chinese cities amid revolutionary fervor, contrasting rural farming life with urban allure. The author muses about becoming a China watcher from a farm, noting conflicting views on Mao’s status.
A reader criticizes foreign commentary on China and imagines rebuilding the Great Wall taller. A letter asks the editor to discontinue a sixty year subscription. Another reader questions the calculation of a loan for fifty low rent homes, noting $15,071.04 per unit seems high.
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