Cameron Herald Publication Details and Contact
The Cameron Herald marks its public service focus under Walter Williams founder of Missouri School of Journalism influence. Publisher names ALI DEPARTMENTS listed and editors Frank M. Luecke and Don Scarbrough noted. Address 108 FE First Street Cameron Texas 76520 with post office moniter classification under the 1879 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Williams
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Milam
First Street
Cameron
Texas
Frank M. Luecke
Don Scarbrough
Policing A Police State in Red China Civil War
The piece analyzes Mao Zedong’s factional struggle in China with Chiang Ching active in his defense. It notes Red Guard unrest in cities and Peking, Mao’s control of the two million strong Red Army, and potential implications for U.S. policy including Vietnam. It weighs China’s mobility limits and international reactions from Russia and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Chiang Ching
Red Guard
Peking
Red Army
Budapest
U.S
Which Man Are You in the Open Heart or Open Field
A meditation on male identity contrasting dreams of vision with reality. The lines explore how different men perceive progress, harmony, truth, and success through metaphorical scenes of architecture, crowds, and personal restraint.
Statement of Condition for Midway Credit Bank
The balance sheet shows assets totaling 5 315 049 with loans and interest, reserves, net sales contracts, government securities, and plant assets. Liabilities total 4 428 606 with accrued interest, accounts payable, and other liabilities. net worth 886 443 including class A and B capital stocks and surplus. Board officers include Forrest Jr as President and Director Yond Gerdes and Henny Seale as directors. Location list cites Midway, Giddings, Rosebud, Bryan, Doses and Muraford in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
FICE
PCA
Connally’s State Message Proposes Broad Texas Reforms
Gov Connally’s address outlines constitutional revision via a September vote for a 450 member convention, a 25 member staff, and a 1968 convention vote. He urges annual sessions, four year terms, large state park bonds, tax and banking changes, water rights reform, safety and labor measures, Medicare expansion, city and county empowerment, and a pay raise for state workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Ben Barnes
Preston Smith
Robert W. Calvert
Connally
Texas
Texas Water Rights Commission
State Bar
Texas Water Pollution Control Board
Harris
Dallas
Bexar
Tarrant
Labor - Connally
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Texas Fine Arts Commission
John Ben Shepperd
Odessa
Fers
Auciences
Highway Patrol
Connaily
Old Philosopher and TV Talk Reflections on War and Taxes
A reader laments political TV interviews and questions not answered directly. He cites Vietnam policy, federal spending, teacher salaries, and state taxes, then jokes that storeowners too well listen. The column ends with a meat menu for the week and a note on the Super Bowl result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Grass
Vegua
Vietnam
J Terry Named To Baptist Committee
Leaders of the Baptist General Convention of Texas announced a Committee of 100 review group with E Herman Westmoreland as chairman. The Dallas roster includes 50 laymen and 50 pastors such as James Terry of San Gabriel to evaluate all BGCT boards agencies and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist General Convention of Texas
E. Hermond Westmoreland
South Main Baptist Church
Houston
Dallas
James Terry
San Gabriel
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Asia
Thailand
China
Russia
Iet
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Breznev
Europe
Moscow
Capitol
Ansby, Jr
W. M. Forrest, JR
Ted Yond
Gerdes
Henny Seale
H. P. Dansby
Amendee
Midway
Giddings
Rosebud
Bryan
Muraford
Brazos
Burleson - Grimes - Madison - Milam
Robertson Counties
Bryan - Cameron - Caldwell
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By Vern Sanford
Austin
John Connally
Texas State Teachers Association
Green Bay Packers
Kansas City Chiefs
J. Terry
Chevrolet
N. Fannin
Cameron, Texas
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