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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1967
Page
2
Texas Safety Association notes farmers still rely on luck for safety and urges daily risk management. Nationwide 8 000 die and three quarters of 2 million injured. losses reach 2 billion dollars. Officials say simple safety in day to day farming can cut fire and accident costs. Farmers can reduce losses by adopting basic safety practices.
New housing starts in Cameron signal growth and attract potential industry. The housing boom could help alleviate a teacher shortage by drawing staff with better prospects, illustrating confidence in Cameron as growth becomes a calculable fact. If housing nears completion, more starts are likely.
The Wall Street Journal discusses John Daly's stance as VOA head facing criticism from Representatives Jefferson and Boone who argue broadcasts should align with official policy. The article defends reporting dissent to preserve credibility and portray America honestly, arguing government funding supports principled coverage.
A reader letter mocks the request by automobile workers for a guaranteed annual wage and a share of profits. The writer jokes about government intervention, notes farmers would benefit, and cautions against profit sharing triggering loss sharing. The piece satirizes a political approach to wage guarantees.
A long list of names from various Texas boards and districts appears, including Egg Marketing Advisory Board members Tom Cook and Gary Pace, State Seed and Plant Board members, Battleship Texas Colony members, and Municipal Retirement System trustees. The passage also notes attorney general opinions on state funding for district offices and administrative procedures, plus a closing note of correspondence and inquiries about archival clippings.
The Texas Railroad Commission raised the oil allowable to 48 percent of potential retroactive to July 1 amid Middle East tensions. The mid month emergency order adds 131000 barrels a day, boosting July’s figure to 3,830,560 barrels daily. Officials say the move could lift state tax income and influence next year’s special tax needs. Governor Connally announced numerous appointments across state boards before leaving for Africa.
The Herald praised the paper and other Texas outlets for informing readers about the remedial traffic safety legislation enacted with Governor John Connally's backing. The notice credits coverage that explained the legislation’s nature and the reasons for its recommendation.
Boy Scouts of Troop 52 honor Felix Matula Scoutmaster with a surprise birthday party at Knights of Columbus Hall. They present a new uniform as thanks for his leadership while Scout Executive Bill Storey led the surprise. The celebration featured a bugler and a lighted birthday cake.
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