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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1972
Page
2
The piece notes 103 plus readings across Central Texas sparking cooling efforts like air conditioning and ice water. Milam pools drew crowds while golf courses stayed empty, with night sports still played but sluggish for fans. It mentions a 111 in Wichita Falls and humor about melted TV tubes as heat persists.
A Denver physics teacher laments infernal machines taking over citing punch cards from a student and a machine message. Critics like Bruce Herschensohn warn television distorts reality by focusing on violence and celebrity while ordinary lives go unseen. the piece argues newspapers still report life but entertainment dominates.
After the Lydda Airport attack that killed 27, Tel Aviv's airport tightens security. Passengers face armed guards, luggage searches, single exits, body scans, and enhanced cockpit protection on El Al flights.
Dear editor comments on energy crisis and jokes about electric shocks curing smoking and overeating. He imagines devices that zap a wrist for smoking and a fork for overeating, then suggests shocking Congress during votes to curb taxation and waste. The piece satirizes reliance on technology in public policy.
The Texas Industrial Commission and the U S Department of Commerce plan an August trade mission for 12 Texas industrialists to Sao Paulo August 20-25 and Rio de Janeiro August 26-31. Organized by the TIC International Trade Division, the trip features prearranged interviews and meetings with Brazilian manufacturers. James Havey calls the mission a major chance to sell in a growing market amid Brazil 11 3 percent GNP growth in 1971.
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