National Foreign Policy Conference highlights and attendees
Editors and broadcasters from Texas and beyond attended the National Foreign Policy Conference, featuring a Cyrus Vance briefing and State Department overviews. The event covered SALT talks, human rights in foreign policy, and Asia strategy amid Cold War tensions, with debates on isolationism and global diplomacy.
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California
New York
Florida
Minnesota
Country Radio
Metro Daily
Network Television
Reader's Digest
San Franciscan
National Foreign Policy Conference
Southwest States
Dallas
SMU
Texas
Helen M. Anderson
San Antonio Light
Wichita Falls
Washington
Jaime Martinez
Kama Radio
el Paso
James D. Pratt
Kvia-Tv
Dorothy H. Richey
Richey- Busch News Syndicate
Beaumont
Roy D. Shotts
Kjac-Tv
Port Arthur
I. Latham William
The
el Paso Times
Arthur E. Mayhew
American Press Institute
Reston
Midland
Pampa
FML
Cameron Herald
New York Daily News
U.S. News and World Report
Numorous
Cyrus Vance
State Department
Belgrade
Congress
Department of State
Philip Habib
India
U.S
Community Bank & Trust Charter Hearing Planned
Milam Areans testimony continued last week and will resume August 5 by the State Department of Banking on a charter application for a proposed new Rockdale bank Community Bank and Trust. After testimony finishes transcripts go to the state treasurer banking commissioner and the board for study a ruling will be made on charter grant.
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State Department of Banking
Rockdale Bank
Community Bank & Trust
State
Board
Grass Around Boats Urges Dry-Sail Area Cleanup
Lake Belton Yacht Club bulletin calls on boat owners to pull up grass around their vessels in the dry sail areas to keep docks clear and orderly.
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The
Lake Belton
Land Dispute Erupts in Brushy Creek Area Near Georgetown
A land clash on the Brushy Creek east bank between Leander and Round Rock led to violence last Sunday. Rodger Burleson was charged with attempted murder after firing on a man who was dismantling no trespassing signs and a fence during a dispute over a 200 yard wide strip. Lampasas officials announce a crackdown on illegal power usage with jumper cables. Charges filed in one case and several under investigation.
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Georgetown
Leander
Round Rock
Rodger Burleson
Lampasas
Thorn dale observes demolition of old First National Bank building
Nostalgia grips Thorn dale as crews begin tearing down the structurally sound downtown bank building once home to the First National Bank until 1933. The post office occupied it until 1975, and the structure has stood vacant since.
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Thorndale
First National Bank
Hearing Set On Annexation Controversy And Lottery Warning
Milam County residents are warned against joining the Vacation of the Month Club promoted via circulars with a Milano PO box. County Atty. John B. Henderson Jr. calls it an illegal lottery and outlines penalties. A Cameron public hearing on annexing 380 acres to Cameron is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Tuesday July 5 at the fire station hall. Current city limits total 2,275 acres. proposed adds 2,655 acres across three sections near 21st St Fannin St Highway 77 and Highway 190. Citizens in affected areas may attend to comment.
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John B. Henderson Jr
Milam County
City of
Cameron
21St St
Fannin St
High
Boedeker
Fuller Pleads Guilty to DWI Probation Probation Modified
Christopher S. Fuller formerly of Rogers pled guilty in district court to a subsequent DWI offense. Judge Don Humble probated a two year Texas CD sentence. Fuller owes 107.50 court costs and a 10 monthly probation supervisory fee. County Attorney John B. Henderson Jr. also reports Henry Brown’s probation was revoked and a four year Texas CD sentence imposed and moved to Huntsville.
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Christopher S. Fuller
Rogers
John B. Henderson Jr
Fuller
Texas Department of Corrections
Don Humble
Henry Brown
Brown
Huntsville
Henderson
Three juveniles caught after gas station theft in Cameron
Milam County deputies detained three youths in Cameron after they stopped for fuel at Hugo Aigner's station in Ben Arnold and drove away without paying. They fled in a stolen car from Lubbock, struck a light pole, abandoned the vehicle, and were captured on foot. The Milam County Jail underwent a formal inspection, with results due in about six weeks.
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Milam County
Cameron
Hugo Aigner
Ben Arnold
Crockett
Lubbock
Voting Starts In Milam County Beef Referendum
Voting in the national beef referendum begins Tuesday July 5 at the ALCS office in Cameron for Milam County producers. 369 Milam cattle producers registered June 6-17. ballots mailed to requests must be postmarked by July 15. ASCS office hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with one vote per business entity. at least 50 percent turnout required. two thirds nationwide needed for approval.
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ALCS
West 2Nd
Cameron
Milam County
Milam
ASCS
Hill Ruling Details Juvenile DUI Bond Rules in Texas
Texas Attorney General John Hill says minors aged 14 to 17 charged with driving while intoxicated may face jail if bond cannot be posted. Juveniles must be segregated from adult detainees and may be moved to the pending-county court if arrested elsewhere. Juveniles cannot discharge the charge by a prearranged fine without an open court appearance with a guardian present.
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Texas
John Hill
Hill
Rosebud Dam Repairs Near Completion
City Manager Dan Roark announced the Rosebud Dam repair should finish in about two weeks if weather remains favorable. Backside fill is compacted, French drains will remove inner water, and cement spillway tube forming should be poured by week’s end to secure the lake’s water supply.
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Rosebud
Dan Roark
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