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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
10
The record lists Frank M. Luecke and Don Scarbrough as publishers with Frank M. Luecke serving as editor in chief across all departments, noting the department designation OX T4071.
The Cameron Herald celebrates its 107th year as a local paper serving a small city and large county in the 1960s. Staff salute thousands of loyal readers readers advertisers and supporters whose cooperation sustains the newspaper and its freedom of judgment.
The piece analyzes potential Chinese action if South Vietnam falls to Vietcong forces. It cites Senator Fulbright on U S military risk, recalls Korea 1950 51, and notes possible Chinese nuclear capability within four to five years. It weighs Chinese intervention without UN support and predicts inward focus for Red China.
Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce endorses the Texas Inventions Exposition on April 1 and 2. President Monroe Fuchs urges inventors and manufacturers to attend to spur home grown industry and expand existing firms as part of the chamber's industrial development program with the Texas Industrial Commission.
The Senior Class at Rogers High School elected Caroline Vasicek and David Sebek as favorites for 1965 1966. Principal J J Chervenka announced it. Other electees include Junior Class Donald Kotila and Toni Necas, Sophomore Class Carolyn William and Mike Hintz, and Fishman Class Gene York and Ginger Lesikar.
Dear editor muses on electric devices from forks to dishwashers and questions why American industry has not yet produced an electric fishing pole. He suggests potential electric solutions like a reel powered by motor and a handle computer, then notes feasibility and humor in the idea of electric aids for leisure tasks.
In Austin both major parties tout capturing the U S Senate seat as their top objective for 1966. Leaders cite party conventions, primaries, and shifting reapportionment as key to mobilizing delegates in Austin and San Antonio.
The document explains the Alliance for Progress as a 20 nation cooperative effort with US contributions in grants loans technical assistance and foodstuffs. It notes a rough 4 or 5 to 1 ratio of loans to grants and describes mission inspections and regular reports on developer programs in countries including credit unions schools roads and hospitals.
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