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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1966
Page
4
Durwood Kennedy argues that highway deaths, caused by improper driving, are a major national issue not given enough attention. He notes the contrast with Vietnam air losses and urges Texans to drive straight for the safety of all, regardless of ethnicity or background.
Pittsburgh based Aluminum Company of America projects 1966 production to rise about seven percent to over 2.9 million tons and expects year shipments near 43 million tons of ingot and mill products. CEO John Harper cites solid growth, rising end uses, and a $1 billion company milestone amid market balance and continued investment in R D and a second phase of a $5 million technical center near Pittsburgh.
The text notes a January start for a charity airlift with 26 pilots and 18 planes aiding the March of Dimes. Flights priced at a penny per pound plus higher rates for charter and area tours, weather delays possible with rescheduled dates, and fuel donated by Mohithi Co. Pilots donate time to ensure safe, comfortable rides.
The initial state plan for constructing mental health centers in Texas is ready for public review. Public access will run January 4 to February 4, following a statewide survey of mental health causes and resulting service area priorities.
TheTexas race centers on who will lead the State Democratic committee as 6,000 delegates prepare for the September convention. George Yarborough and Ralph Yarborough loom as liberal challenger factions clash with Connally allies, shaping the party’s future influence over delegate selection.
A reader imagines a large electronic bean machine that stores constituent data and writes personalized letters. He weighs its dangers and vast possibilities for political power, suggesting safeguards to prevent overuse by lawmakers.
The Womens Society of Christian Service met Tuesday for general business and a luncheon at the Methodist Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Howard Torker presided and Mrs. W. Triggs gave the devotional. Circles represented included Fyans Rawls and Terry.
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