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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1971

Page

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Community Attitude Survey Opens for Herald Readers

The Cameron Herald invites readers to rate their community on city services, recreation, schools, and jobs via a 60 question survey on page 2. An open end question asks for the five most important improvements. Mail to The Cameron Herald, 108 East First Street, Cameron. Results will be tabulated and released later.

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Rain Making and Air Force Myth in Southwestern Drought

In a provocative piece, the author contrasts Air Force cloud seeding with Indigenous rain dances amid Southwest droughts. It questions tradition and progress, likening seeding to Leonardo da Vinci’s impossibilities and suggesting the cloud may simply be an Air Force aircraft in disguise.

U. S. Air Force Austin Georgetown Air Force Earth Southwest Leonardo da Vinci Leonardo

Cloud Seeders Credit Rains From Central Texas Seeding

Air Force cloud seeding crews claim part credit for two weeks of central Texas rain from Williamson County to Cameron. Cockcrowed operations use silver iodide to seed clouds, requiring specific cloud dimensions, with the effort funded through June 30 and potentially extended.

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Stores To Close Monday July 5 In Cameron

Downtown Cameron will see closures on Monday July 5 as stores banks federal offices including the Post Office and Milam County Courthouse offices shut down. No Fourth of July civic celebration is planned this year.

Cameron Milam County

Smitherman to Lead Noon Lions Club for 1971-72

Gene Smitherman will head the Noon Lions Club for the 1971 72 year after installation during a Monday meeting New officers and directors include Charles Briggs past district governor First year directors Rod Holcombe Ed Laywell Second year directors Ed Magre George Jones Other officers include vice presidents Delbert Burleson John Martin and Bill Watkins Jim Lafferty treasurer and secretary Albert McCullen Jr Crippled Children's Camp chairman Jim Camp named tail twister and Paul Olbrich Lion tamer

Gene Smitherman Noon Lions Club Charles Briggs Rod Holcombe Ed Laywell Ed Magre George Jones Delbert Burleson John Martin Bill Watkins Jim Lafferty Crippled Children’s Camp Albert McCullen Tail Twister Paul Olbrich

Crop conditions improve in Milam County with rains

Agent reports one to two inches of rain boosted crops in southern Milam County including Rockdale Thorndale San Gabriel Buckholts Sharp and Yarrellton. Maize remains the key cash crop with harvest due mid July in Thorndale. Watermelon prices hover near five cents per pound as growers report favorable moisture and ripening fruit.

Milam County Rockdale Thorndale San Gabriel Buckholts Sharp Yarrellton Hoyt Graham McLerran McLerran

Tax Burden Increases Today Across Texas

Texans face higher taxes as 1971 legislation lifts the general sales tax to 4 percent and adds a 4 percent vehicle tax while city rates stay at 1 percent. Other levies rise on cigarettes beer liquor and rentals. Cameron meanwhile hosts Giddings Geburtstags event with the German Folk Dancers for the town’s 100th birthday.

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DPS Predicts A8 Fatalities

Texas DPS predicts 48 traffic deaths over the July 4th holiday weekend with hundreds of injuries and millions in losses. Colonel Wilson E. Speir urged Texans to drive safely avoid fatigue and not drink while driving as patrols intensify under Operation Motorcide with local agencies assisting.

Austin Wilson E. Speir Texas Department of Public Safety Texas Speir DPS Highway Patrol Department of Public Safety

Boy Scouts Open Annual July 4 Rest Stop in City Park

Troop 752 will run its holiday rest stop in City Park from Friday afternoon through Sunday to provide free drinks cookies and shade to travelers. Last year 843 people registered with many repeat visitors. Support comes from local businesses and the Chamber of Commerce with Coca Cola Citiz ans National Bank and volunteers providing supplies. Proceeds fund rest stop needs and promote traffic safety during the long weekend.

Boy Scout Troop 752 City Park United States Boy Scouts Chamber of Commerce Felix Matula Jr Coca-Cola Bottling Co Citizens National Bank Cameron Ies Marek Burns- Laywell Mutual Matula

Liberty Fourth of July Picnic Remembers Early History

Liberty Milam County holds its annual Fourth of July picnic behind Liberty Community Church with 150 to 200 locals and descendants expected. The piece recalls Liberty's cemetery, earliest internment in 1863, and the old school church history tied to Rev. William Jordan.

Liberty Milam County Liberty Community Church Milano T. B. Fischers Liberty Cemetery Hubert Pembroke Cameron Tom Kirk W. D. Hill Pembroke Liberty School William Jordan Charles Robinson Robinson Jordan Alabama Hanover Lantrips Millers Jordans Fischers Longs Mills Zita Gandy Wesley Malone Vera Shaffer

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