Cameron Teachers Embrace Modern Math and Linguistics
Cameron area teachers enroll in in service courses in Temple and Rockdale to study Modern Math and Linguistics. Programs led by Baylor University and Texas A&M extensions aim to prepare teachers in grammar philosophy inductive language teaching and meteorology for integration into grades 1 6 and high school science with new texts and methods.
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Cameron
Temple
Rockdale
Robert Foster
Don Edmonds
E. J. Burkes
Temple High School
Toby Rigby
Baylor University
Texas
State Department of Education
Rudolph Troike
University of Texas
Texas A&m
Fred Johns
Andy Springer
Bud Busher
Robert Maler
Ada Henderson
National Science Foundation
H. D. Maxwell
Texas A&m University Extension Service
Cameron School
Charles Zeigler
Alcoa posts higher net income as demand outlook improves
Alcoa reports 1964 net income of 60.76 million dollars on 1.045 billion in gross revenues, up from 1963. Board Chairman Lawrence Litchfield Jr and President John D. Harper say the year shows strong demand for aluminum and expect further gains amid improved supply demand balance and price restorations. Domestic primary production set a new record at 878 thousand tons, with export sales rising.
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Aluminum Company of America
Lawrence Litchfield, Jr
John D. Harper
Alcoa
Litchfield and
Harper
Dry Cleaning Day Draws 64 Homemakers in Cameron
Sixty four homemakers attended a Dry Cleaning Day program at the National Guard Armory in Cameron on March 16. Whirlpool regional supervisor V D Massey and Dallas based G K Cunningham joined Garnett Lewis of Sans Tone Dry Cleaners in presenting the event. The Clothing Sub committee led by Joyce Terhune coordinated publicity and tours of coin operated machines observed by attendees.
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V. D. Massey
Whirlpool
G. K. Cunningham
Dallas
Garnett Lewis
Austin
Sanstone Dry Cleaners
National Guard
Cameron
Joyce Terhune
Connie Cannon
T. D. McKinney
Frankie Ehier
W. S. Skinner
Rockdale
E. O. Smith
Farm planning urged to stabilize Panhandle operations
Texas A and M extension specialist James Murphey urges Amarillo area farmers to adopt a definite system for operations to maximize profits. He argues frequent shifts between enterprises hurt efficiency and credit stability, and explains a consistent approach helps improve management and returns.
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James Murphey
Panhandle Area
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Murphey
Panhandle
Murphrey
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