Dedication at U of T Austin School of Communications
Visitors hear Fred W. Friendly dedicate the new School of Communications at the University of Texas at Austin. Friendly is Edward R. Murrow professor of journalism at Columbia, with Dean Wayne Danielson leading the school since 1969. Governor Shivers attends as U T regents chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Friendly
New School of Communications
U of T-Austin
Friendly
Edward R. Murrow
Cbs-Tv
Columbia University
New York City
Wayne Danielson
School of Communications
Allan Shivers
U of T Board of Regents
Ernest Sharp
Cameron
U of T Department of Journalism
Columbia
Mary Harden
Baylor
Belton
Henry Burns
Cincinaati
Bunch
Texas
Tyler
North & East Texas Press
SMU
A&m U
Townsmen listed in regional voter registration roll call
A long list of residents and families from numerous Texas towns appears in a regional roll, naming individuals by full or abbreviated forms. The roster covers communities including Rockdale Maysfield Rogers Burlington Rosebud Waco Austin Temple Bryan Dallas Fairfield Edinburg Irving Waxahachie Lubbock Mesquite South Houston Wichita Holland Cleburne Dyess Lampasas Kansas Louisiana Washington California Illinois Oregon and others. The compilation reads like a social directory or electoral contact list with many surnames and given names recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Tate
Waxahachie
Wayne Baggerly
Powca City
Ken Blake
Cypress
Stanley Jackson
Rosse
Frank Mitchell
Converse
Jim’s
Lubbock
M. A. Triggs
Mesquite
J. B. McClellen
Dennis Hardwick
South
Houston
O. S. Hairston
Wichita
Glen Blake
Holland
W. H. Kohring
Cleburne
A. F. Shenkir
Dyess
Giles N. Burnett
Lampasas
Raymond Willy
Kansas
George Steele
Louisiana
E. W. Atkinson
Tom Luther
Washington
John Mikula
California
Lionel Provasek
Maudie Chambers
Henry Michalka
Oklahoma
J. W. Thrasher Mlinois
P. T. Driscoll
Oregon
William Callup
Cameron Area Chamber of Commerce Adopted Name Change
The Cameron Chamber of Commerce becomes Cameron Area Chamber of Commerce to reflect Milam County expansion. The board also backs a feasibility study for a city auditorium, promotes Christmas decorating, repainting welcome signs, and shrubs at city approaches. A Buckholts FFA award and downtown mall talent programs are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Cameron Area Chamber of Commerce
Milam County
Barbara Smitherman
Civic Improvement Committee
Chamber
FFA
Yee High Ffa
Buckholts Ffa
Trade Committee
Central Texas Council of Governments
Kindergarten Pre-registration Set in Cameron Schools
Cameron Public Schools announce kindergarten pre registration for 1975 76 on March 26 and 27 at the Ben Milam principal s office from 9 a m to 2 p m each day. Eligible children must be five by September 1 1975. Bring birth certificates and current immunization records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Public Schools
Ben Milam
Engineer Reports On Drainage Problem In Green Addition
Cameron city council heard an engineer report by Victor Turley on drainage in Green Addition. He urged curb and gutter work and concrete channels in places to handle runoff. The plan, covering 36 blocks, will be incorporated into the Community Development Agency work plan for city improvements and address severe flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Community Development Agency
Victor Turley
CDA
A. W McCullin
Turley
Gene Blake
Com
Montgomery Ward
Walter Wallace
Lawrence Zotz
Lincoln Mondick
Travis St
Edwin Bigbee
Mondrik
Bob Clark
Gene Lumpkin
Clark
Lumpkin
Travis
City Park
Central Texas Council of Governments
Area Scouts Plan Annual Show At National Guard Armory
Area Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts from Cameron Rosebud Milano and Rockdale will stage their annual Scout Show at the National Guard Armory from 2 to 5 p.m. Exhibits include a Pioneer signal tower rope making leather and molding crafts. Booths open 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Door prizes and ticket sales prizes for sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard Armory
Cameron, Rosebud, Milano
Rockdale
John Blomshield
Sam
Wilbert Lucko
The
Lions Club
Ernest Moore
First Methodist Church
Felix Matula
Knights of Columbus
Kelley Concert for New Cameron Park Benefit
Danny Kelley performs a benefit concert for Cameron Neighborhood Park at the National Guard Armory on April 1. A matinee for students precedes the 8 pm evening show with a reception. Reserve tickets are 3.50, general admission 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Kelley
New
Cameron
National Guard
Three Sunday Accidents Reported In Central Texas and Milano
Three Sunday accidents injured people in Central Texas and near Milano. Gerald Hill of Chriesman was unconscious after a noon crash at Moto-Cross races and admitted to Cameron hospital. A Fort Hood soldier Richard Grudin injured his ankle at the races and released. A collision near Milano involving Jack Duncan Austin Betty Bullock Milano sent Jenny Illich to Richards Hospital for minor head injuries. Proceeds from a benefit concert fund park improvements near O J Thomas School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Milano
Gerald Hill
Chriesman
Cameron
Richard A. Grudin
Fort Hood
Jack Duncan
Austin
Betty Bullock
Duncan
Bullock
Jenny Illich
Richards Hospital
Rockdale
Jerry Benson
Don Wardlaw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iveles
Rockdale Works
Central Texas
Rockdale Smelter
Hattie Braden
Marvin J. Junek
Rex. B. Jones
Dwight Moody
Frank Slavik
Preston Tucker
Leo Michalka
Max McClaren
Kath
F.M.L
Ernie Sproll
Mary Burns
Anton Vybiral
George W. Jones
John Brashear
R. P. Williams
A. W. Brooks
Andrew Youngblood
L. E. Crow
M. L. Gunn
Albert Hajovsky
James Richardson
Pete Mikula
Ernest R. Moore
Mary Mode
Emil Hollas
C. O. Angell
Frank Plachy
F. J. Posival
Stella McCall
Adella Ulicnik
W. J. Anderle
Frank Jekel
J. M. Homerstad
W. R.michalka
Arthur Kelly
Jaro Matula
Rudolph Mayer
R. J. Woodum
George Sanders
J. W. Wilkerson
Jesse Holloway
Milam
Herald Classifieds
Area Boy Scouts
Kelley
New Park
Chamber of Commerce
O. J. Thomas School
A. W McCullin Sr
Harmon
Francis Cox
Baylor University
Lions Clubs
PTA
McClosky General Hospital
Bethel Ame
Prairie View A&m
Tommy Vaculin
Yee Ffa
Buddy Dulin
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