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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
1
The piece argues that true objectivity hinges on honest self awareness and discipline. It contrasts solitary pursuit with competing perspectives, suggesting genius and brilliance are rare, and that objectivity requires humility, peer judgment, and acceptance of being laughed at.
Cameron School Board will meet at 8 p m Thursday in the superintendent office Ben Milam School The agenda includes discussion of the Supreme Court decision on the freedom of choice plan of integration and hearing of recommendations for filling five teaching vacancies Supt D R Dodson said five vacancies exist.
Blackland Cotton and Grain Producers Association committee meeting forecasts Central Texas cotton at 32 to 35 cents a pound. The New York Cotton Exchange short staple contract for July 15 supports a year round demand and potential prices above 20 cents, totaling 32 to 32 1 2 cents with the support payment.
H H Coffield of Rockdale named an alternate to the Democratic national convention at the state convention in Dallas. Delegates from Milam County included Coffield Hogan Kubiak Camp and Mrs Scaff with Mrs Cause and G R Warner of Gause. District delegates to the national convention were Kultgen Cowden Mayborn Cortney Connell and Mills. Wallace Law elected presidential elector. Committees named include Resolutions and Credentials with Emory Camp Carlton Smith and George Cowden listed.
Milam County's 4H Poultry Judging Team placed second at the 1963 State Contest in College Station with 2479 of 2700 points in a record finish. Team members Michael Dari lek Wayne Jistel Julius Tepera and Melvin Hollas coached by J D Moore.
City residents heard a progress report on Cameron's urban renewal plan with four HUD SBA and engineering representatives. They outlined 100 percent relocation funding, moving expenses up to 3000, main net income limits for eligibility, and settlement cost reimbursements as part of a 24 block renewal area bounded by US 77 SH 36 North Fannin Tyson and Crockett.
The Cameron swimming pool opens this week for afternoon swimming from 2 to 7 p.m. It will be managed by Charles Maddox and Ronald Richardson under city water superintendent Alvin Hefft. A schedule for swimming lessons will be announced later.
Workers at Cameron Magna Craft and Cam-Tex Inc. register for jobs as facilities upgrade proceeds. Training boosts at Cam-Tex follow Sunny Isle Manufacturing. Local banks and eateries update sites including Safeway remodeling and Texan Cafe facade. Hospital expansions at Newton Memorial and St. Edward advance with fund planning and engineering designs. Gulf fertilizer facility remodel ongoing as Eastern Seed Co. assets are repurposed.
William H. Lange 67 longtime resident of Buckhelts died early Wednesday. Funeral services set for Thursday at Hope Lutheran Church Buckhelts with Rev. Stanley Sultemeter officiating. Surviving are wife two sons a daughter six grandchildren and several siblings. Green's Funeral Home Cameron in charge of arrangements.
Don Humble announces weekly Thursday story hour at Cameron Public Library for ages 3 to 6 with Mrs. Charles Wickersham guiding crafts. Dana Kestenbaum will read to older children through 19 years, Cadette Girl Scouts run each group weekly, sponsored by Mrs. James Kahler and Mrs. Ed Magre. A summer reading program, directed by Miss Louise Jamison, offers reading certificates from the State Library after 12 books.
Sheriff reports two Thorndale grade schoolers aged about seven and nine hurled rocks Sunday afternoon breaking 136 window panes in a public school building. Parents of the children are being asked to pay for the damage.
The Cameron group outlines a $658,000 total cost with a local share of $158,000 and $57,000 for planning. Credits estimated at $84,000 reduce the local cost. government matches three to one. Demolition will relocate 13 merchants. two or three appraisers are sought. Possible replacement includes a park or parking.
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