Seminoles’ land claims loom as Kennth Eriacho leads Navajo crew
The Herald profiles Kenneth Eriacho a Navajo foreman of 75 workers based in Cameron working on Santa Fe rail installations. At 34 he is father of seven and calls himself Chief with No Feather. He reflects on equal opportunity and daily hard work shaping an American life. He contrasts Seminole land cases with everyday Navajo labor and dignity.
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Florida
The
Herald
Kenneth Briacho
New Mex
Arizona
Cameron
New Santa Fe
Nepeho
Kenneth Eriachos
Idiot lights brighten car dashboards through the decades
The Milwaukee Journal notes Ford and other automakers expanding the range of warning lights on dashboards. From the original high beam indicator to low fuel, seat belt, trunk ajar and stereo display lights, future models may include low pressure and braking lights plus a super idiot light.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
Henry Ford
Milwaukee Journal
Federal State Relations Toned Down by Officials in Austin Conference
A Texas conference in Austin heard federal officials faced with criticism from state agency leaders over communication gaps. Participants urged advance consultation on programs, through grants, and unfettered state discretion with block grants. Texas officials also discussed oil supply readiness amid Middle East tensions and noted new state educational exhibits linked to HemisFair.
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Vern Sanford
Austin
Washington
John Connally
D. C
Texas Railroad Commission
Middle East
Texas
Arab Nations Commission
Jim Langdon
Texan Cultures Institute
The
Institute of Texan
ITC
HemisFair
San Antonio
HemisFair ‘68
State of Texas
Ste
H. Henderson Shuffler
UT Texana Rams
High Court
Brazoria
Listen to news, U N, and the Arab Israeli war
A reader comments on watching UN sessions and the Arab Israeli conflict. The letter jokes about the UN’s effectiveness and notes U S military aid totals to Arab nations, suggesting new customers will replace lost aid. It references pay scales for Texas educators and a pollution board visit with dates and cities.
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T V
United Nations
Middle East
U.N
P.T.A
United States
Syria
Washington
Family Living Class Opens Summer Crafts Program
The Rogers PTA held the first summer Family Living class June 12 in the school cafetorium. Mrs L H Brumley of Temple demonstrated china painting and discussed crafts. Sponsors Mrs Branda Hatcher and Mrs Elwood Raley announce future sessions June 19 and June 26 with topics Lets Solve Our Sewing Problems and Recipe Exchange. Classes run from to 10 p m with babysitting provided for young children.
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Rogers Pta
L. H. Brumley
Temple
Branda Hatcher
Elwood Raley
Wind Resistance Advice for Farm Buildings
Extension agricultural engineer W S Allen urges secure anchoring of all farm structures to withstand hurricane or tornadic winds and protect property and livestock.
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W. S. Allen
Rogers CISD elects Verma Linn as new elementary teacher
At June board meeting Rogers Independent School District selects Verma F Linn to teach at Rogers Elementary for the coming year. Linn and family recently moved into the district. She succeeds Gwyn Lanier who left for Corsicana Public Schools. The board also extends a commodities agreement for lunchroom provisions and approves changes to special education rooms. They plan a homemaking lab program, with pre registered students and tentative pre employment lab training overseen by Brenda Hatcher. The Board of Equalization will meet June 27 at 8 am.
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Pollution Board
Water Pollution Control Advisory Board
Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Galveston
Houston
Rice
Rogers
Rogers Cisd
Verma F. Linn
Linn
Abilene Christian College
Gene
Gwyn Lanier
Temple
Corsicana
Texas Education Agency
Brenda Hatcher
Board of Equalization
Braden On Reserve Training At Pentagon
CW-2 Bartley Braden is on a two week summer training at the Pentagon in the office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W E Braden of Cameron and a 1951 Yee High graduate now with the administration department of Texas A M at College Station.
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Bartley Braden
Pentagon
Asst
Braden
W. E. Braden
Cameron
Yee High
Administration Department
Texas A&m
College Station
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Cameron Herald
Ben Milam
Walter Williams
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Milam
First Street
Frank M. Luecke
Don Scarbrough
Tp&l
Texas Power & Light Company
Taspang
Dateline Austin
Legislature
Agriculture
John C. White
Texas Animal Health Commission
A&m
Agricultural Experiment Station and Extension Service
Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
Crawford C. Martin
Martin
Parks and Wildlife Department
Lamar County Hospital District
Teol
State Board of Hairdressers
Sharpstown State Bank
Sharpstown Center
Rogers Board
State Public Welfare Department
Butane & Propane Service
Tappan Ranges
Central Butane CO
N. Travis
Cameron, Texas
the Hugger
N. Fannin
Chevrolet
Camaro
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