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Newspaper

Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1966

Page

9

Increased Payroll Taxes Provide New SS Funds

The 1065 amendments to the social security law raise payroll taxes to fund old age and hospital insurance. The old age rate will be 3.85 percent in 1966, rising to 3.9 in 1967 and higher later. earnings cap increases from 4800 to 6600. Hospital insurance tax starts at 3.5 percent in 1966, rising to 4 percent by 1987, with separate trust funds and uniform rates for employees employers and self employed.

Social Security Administration Congress Temple Social Security District Office West Central Avenue

Tax Returns For Working Students

Working students in Temple Texas were advised by A P Andrews IRS official on 1965 filing rules. Students earning 690 or more must file, even if claimed as a dependent. Those under 600 with withholding should file to reclaim taxes via Form 1040A. Single students should claim one exemption. In Texas community property state, couples may file joint or separate returns, each reporting half of the combined income.

Sam A. P. Andrews Internal Revenue Service Temple Texas

Seasonal Calving Pays Dividends in Milam County

Cattlemen see higher profits from calves born October through March and shorter calving seasons. Texas A&M research supports the approach, with December to February calves offering weaning weight benefits while easing cow management. Local efforts include a semen evaluation demonstration led by Milam County livestock specialists and veterinarians, with follow up short courses planned for cattle industry income growth.

James R Dickey Texas Power & Light Company Milam County Texas A&m Hoa Dee AM Sorensen Dr. Sorensen CM. Patterson

Community Mourns Loss of George Gamble 76

Sharp residents mourn George Gamble 76 who died at the Veterans Hospital in Temple. Funeral services and burial were held Sunday afternoon. Neighbor Dan Davis of Lamar Tech and others reported weekend visits and community ties remain strong.

George Gamble Veterans Hospital Temple Dan Davis Lamar Tech Beaumont Nelson Davis Reed Houston Kathy Susanna Austin Bessie Garner Lubbock Henry Abel Garner San Antonio E. C. Brown Thomas Goetz Shirley Kathy Laffere Steve Judy Young Caldwell George Young Clara Artie Baskin Cameron Hargrove Dan Jenkins Minerva Hargrove Home

Peanut Production Meeting In Rockdale

A peanut production meeting is set for 2 pm Monday March 14 in the Community Room of Rockdale State Bank. Ben Speers and the Peanut Team from A&M will discuss recommended production and marketing practices including chemical week control and related research findings. Public the invited. seed fertilizer and chemical dealers urged to attend.

Rockdale State Bank Ben Speers A&m

Milano CIP meeting on Social Security and Medicare

The Milanese Community Improvement Program will meet Monday at 7 50 p m in the high school lunch room. Mr Bass from the Temple Social Security Office will discuss Social Security and Medicare and provide Medicare applications. The meeting is open to the public.

Bass Temple Social Security Office

Milano Supt. RL Porter’s contract extended to 1969

The Milano School Board voted to extend Superintendent RL Porter’s contract to June 30, 1969. The action cited outstanding achievements and progress made in the Milano Schools.

Milano Supt. RL. Porter

Gause Club Expands Focus To Soil And Water Conservation

The Gause Community Progress Club adds soil and water conservation to its goals. John Snell and Wayne Mann outline available programs to assist local residents. Cameron SCS techs will prioritize club members for conservation planning on about 2000 acres across 30 farms, with plans already made for D. S. Smith Jr and others.

Gause Community Progress Club John Snell Wayne Mann SCS Taylor Soil Conservation District Taylor Scd Cameron Scs Leroy Werchan Progress Club

Texas landowners lease vast hunting grounds for income

About 21 000 landowners in Texas leased 33 million acres for hunting last year earning over 13 million dollars. Deer hunting accounted for more than 16 000 leases while 5 600 covered waterfowl quail dove and fishing. Private lakes totaled around 3 000 leases worth about 750 000 dollars.

Texas Wallace Klussman Extension Wildlife Conservation Texas A&m

Texas Yellow Pine Design Freedom and Laminating Lengths

The Texas Forestry Association highlights Texas Yellow Pine as offering unlimited freedom of design and the ability to laminate it in any length. This feature positions the wood for diverse engineering and architectural applications.

The Texas Forestry Association East Texas

Harbour Elected To Board For School Center

Rogers Supt B Harbour was elected to the Board of Directors of The Heart-O-Texas Media Center during a Baylor campus meeting with 24 central counties. The center aims to provide a lending library of films and projection services to participating districts, with operation planned by Sept 1 1966 on an experimental basis.

Baylor University Wace Sigred Supt B. Harbour of Rogers Heart-O-Texas Modes Center M. L.wetting Centers Avery Downing Supt Woco Schools M. W. McMuillin William Bradley Robinson Schools Weler Parks Meridan M. W. McMullin Distret HW

Soybeans Rise as Key Texas Crop and Auction Report

Soybeans become a major cash crop in Texas with 8 000 acres harvested and production around 24 5 million bushels. Miears of Texas A&M notes expansion from the South Plans to Gulf Coast, Red River Valley, and Red River area, with oil and meal as primary products. Cattle and hogs sold at Cameron Livestock Auction with mixed prices across steers cows calves and hog categories.

Texas K. J. Miears Azrone Arnist Texas A&m University South Plans Miears Ctate Gulf Cost Red River Valley Rates River Micars Tesxas

Meeting of Southeast AC Dealers Near New Orleans

About 300 southeastern air conditioning dealers attended a New Orleans meeting where industry volume was forecast to exceed 3 billion dollars in 14. Officials from Carrier Air Conditioning Co cosponsored the gathering with regional distributors.

Johnnie Good Johnnie Good! Air Conditioning CO Cameron Southeastern New Orleans Carrier Air Commitsioning Co

Guar Meal Proves Value as Cattle Protein Supplement

Guar meal, a 4.45 percent protein by product of guar seed processing, shows strong potential as a protein supplement for feeder cattle. In five-year tests at Texas A&M Coastal Bend Experiment Station Beeville, it produced results comparable to other protein sources for fattening steers.

Texas A&m University Coastal Bend Beeville

Still Time to Test Soil for Planting Season

Weather has delayed soil testing amid winter conditions. Texas A&M University labs head Welch says results return to landowners in seven days. There is still time to submit samples and receive results before planting time.

CD. Welch Texas A&m University Labs Ates

East Texas Farmers Control Over One Fifth Forest Land

Farmers own more than 21 percent of East Texas commercial forest land. The statistic highlights farming interests as major landholders in the region's timber economy.

East Texas

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