Cameron Herald Publication Details and Motto
The Cameron Herald is a weekly newspaper published every Thursday in Cameron Texas. Founders and publishers include Walter Williams Don Scarbrough and Frank M Luecke with editors Frank M Luecke and Don Scarbrough identifying the paper as Milam Newspapers since 1860.
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Frank M. Luecke
Don Scarbrough
Cameron
Texas
Mr. Luecke
Joseph G. McCoy
Abilene
Kansas
Wichita
McCoy
Xerox
Chisholm Trail
Herald
Mail on 108th anniversary and readers’ letters praise
The Herald notes its 108th year with appreciation for reader feedback from Chicago New Orleans Houston and Cameron. It emphasizes valued criticism, renewals, and the role of a newspaper in serving readers and advertisers, while encouraging continued subscriptions.
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Ol’ Herald
The
Herald
Chicago
New Orleans
Houston
Metro Houston Chronicle
Harris County
Cameron
Texas
Red Bread Red Bullets Vietnam Leader Defends War Policy
Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Ky rebukes critics demanding bombing stops and calls for halting infiltration instead. He spoke at the Guam meeting with President Johnson, arguing the conflict is regional not just national and warning of broader consequences if hard choices aren’t made.
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Vietnam
Nguyen Ky
Guam
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
D-N.y
South
Kennedy
White House
Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
Europe
Asia
South Vietnam
Rogers Board Lets Contract For Field House
The Rogers School Board awarded a bid to Robert Butler Company of Bryan to build a new field house after a fire destroyed the old one last January. Frank Tucker will pour the slab. H A Finney, the high bidder for the former structure, has cleared debris. Plans include two dressing rooms, a home room, showers, a training area with whirlpool bath, rest rooms, a coach’s office, equipment room and lounge with motorized wind vents for drying and cooling.
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Rogers School
Robert Butler Company
Bryan
Frank Tucker
Butler
H. A. Finney
Supt. B. F. Harbour
Liquor by the Drink Debate Opens in Austin Legislature
First big public hearing on liquor by the drink sales and taxation opened in Austin with a large crowd and strong opposition. The House Revenue and Taxation Committee heard measures on private clubs, hours for liquor stores, and enforcement while redistricting, tax cuts, and water rights issues also dominated the session.
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Austin
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
House
Citizens Committee For
J. M. Simpson
Amarilo
Gus Mutscher
Brenham
Graham Purcell
Wichita Falls
Omar Burleson
Anson
Jake Johnson
R. L. Vale
San Antonio
Abraham Karen
Laredo
Rio Ande Valley
Ligio de la Garza
Mission
John Dowdy
Athens
Olin Teague
College Station
Senate
House Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Ben Atwell
Dallas
Miss Bess honored as citizen of the year in The Herald
Public letter from Mrs. Don L. Arriett of New Orleans praises Miss Bess for her lifelong service and virtues citing Proverbs 31. Readers also request subscription renewal and discuss local legislative changes and inquiries about historical records and Milam County Day.
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Miss Bess
Don L. Arriett
New Orleans
Watchem
Milam County
Houston
Old Philosopher Questions Daylight Saving Without Respect to Congress
Dear editor reflects on confusing daylight saving debates across newspapers. The writer doubts Congress can regulate personal routines and argues his own clock and sunrise set his schedule, noting cows, golf, and daily rhythms rely on natural time. He dismisses legislative reach into bedtime.
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Johnson Grass Farm
Congress
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