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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1967
Page
4
Walter Williams, renowned founder of the Missouri School of Journalism at the University of Missouri, earned lasting acclaim for shaping practical journalism education and industry ties during his tenure. His leadership left a lasting imprint on newsroom training and media curricula.
A TV night featured a fine performance of Brigadoon on one network while Hal Holbrook offered a strong Mark Twain reading on another. Viewers were absorbed by Holbrook's Mississippi boyhood tales and the Scottish fantasy in Brigadoon, a rare triumph for television.
Edwin J. Shoben Jr of the American Council on Education finds 50 independent studies show no link between college grades and later success. The columnist laments losing a crutch for excuses and jokes about blaming Shoben for poor performance in life and business.
The Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council will hold a meeting of the Farm and Ranch Section of the Texas Safety Council. The event will involve a briefing on farm safety practices and highway safety considerations.
In Houston on March 22 the shg meets at 9 30 a m in the Gold Room open to all interested in home safety The Texans executed at the Black Bear drawing are buried.
The Texas House approved three major measures including a one percent city sales tax option for distressed cities, a strict ethics code for lawmakers, and a strengthened Sunday closing law. Debate stretched hours with 30 amendments. Senate action pending after session rules.
A reader laments vast public costs from crime, defense, space, and accidents. He notes weeds on his Johnson grass farm and questions publishing dire figures while considering action to ignore the weeds this spring. He asks if civilization is financially sustainable.
Dwight Moody was named retail advertising manager of The Baytown Sun, succeeding Paul Putman who became assistant to the publisher. Moody, son of Cameron residents, has prior Sun experience and a 1966 return after a stint at Globe Discount in Houston. He is a Yoe High and Sam Houston State alumnus and lives in Baytown with his wife Sandra Baskin and daughter Susan.
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