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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1975
Page
2
All departments header lists contact number AC 817 697 6671 and notes second class mailing at Cameron Texas under the 1879 act. It states publication every Monday and Thursday and annual subscription rates Milam trade area eight dollars elsewhere nine dollars.
News recounts the Apollo Soyuz link up at 12 15 p m over West Germany with astronauts Stafford Brand Slayton and cosmonauts Leonov Kubasov. It notes the historic bi nation mission, television coverage and later undocking and experiments ahead of the July 24 Pacific Ocean landing. It mentions Von Braun and German scientists shaping space and nuclear tech and references Ostpolitik figure Willy Brandt.
The Congressional Record excerpt by Don Bonker discusses a coming House bill on post card registration. The piece highlights voter registration by mail, contrasts nonregistered groups, cites North Dakota and Texas examples, and notes a 94th Congress bill awaiting final committee votes with possible action by late summer 1975.
Readers may share views with their congressman on the Voter Registration by Mail bill. The Herald advertises a wide selection of typewriters and ribbons.
A letter to the editor mocks Benjamin Franklin’s thrift as harmful to the economy. The writer cites rising consumer debt, credit purchases, and government deficits to argue that restraint could hinder recovery, ending with a quip about subscribing on credit.
A Texas House select committee has drafted articles of impeachment against 229th District Judge O P Carrillo of Duval County. If the panel votes to press an article, the full House will reconvene to consider it. the Senate would try the charges requires two thirds to convict.
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