Mrs. Millers Greatest Hits praised as tongue in cheek beat
Eloise Laurence notes a strong week in Cameron with rains described as frog stranglers and reports a $23,500 total raised or pledged at the Cameron Industrial Foundation event. The Cameron Public Library nears opening with a ribbon cutting and a May 15 public viewing. Construction plans for Cameron Public Airport expansion move forward after council approval.
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Cameron Public Library
Cameron Public Airport
Rainfall Totals Climb in Cameron City May Readings
Torrential downpours last Thursday night produced 3.04 inches, boosting April total to 11.63 inches in Cameron. City Water Superintendent Alvin Hefft noted recordings between April 18 and 30, with 0.88 inch on May 1 and 0.77 on May 2 and a trace on Wednesday.
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Cameron
Alvin Hefft
City
Dams Planned for Laneport and North Fork in Central Texas
Cameron leaders join Williamson County officials in Austin to hear 1958 plans for Laneport and North Fork reservoirs. The hearing outlined 1967 funding of 82 million and 14 million for the projects on the San Gabriel. Corps of Engineers cited flood control gains and state local cost sharing, with Brazos River Authority ready to cover water conservation storage costs.
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Cameron
Williamson County
Austin
Laneport
North Fork
Capitol Complex
Sam Houston
Loneport
San Gabriel
Little River
Texas
Corps of Engineers
South Fork
Barrins
Williamson
Milam County
Jack W. Fickessen
Taylor
Granger
Georgetown
North San Gabriel
South San Gabriel
Col. Fickessen
Corps
J. J. Pickle
Texas Water Rights Commission
Texas Water Development Board
Brazos River Authority
Brazos River
Walter J. Wells
Razos River Authority
Wells
Brazos Basin
Brazos
Little Rivers
San Gabriel River
Col
Frickessen
Bassel Wilson
Milton Schiller
Narvie Caperton
B. F. Franke
Lester Williams
Frank Luecke
CIF fund drive reaches $23500 pledge goal in Cameron
Cameron area residents attended the third Came ron Town Meeting as CIF leaders outlined aims to raise 100000 for industrial site work and promotion. Henry Lieb man announced 23500 pledged with more than 10000 in cash on hand and speakers urged every resident to contribute.
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Cameron Industrial Foundation, Inc
Henry Liebman
CIF
Cameron
Cameron Town
Methodist Fellowship Hall
John R. Henderson Jr
CIF, Inc
Don G. Humble
Albert Collins
CIF Fund
Collins
City Council weighs drainage fixes and paving options
Delegations urged West Cameron drainage fixes before the City Council while the group learned the city would back either double coat penetration or hot mixing paving on East Seventh Street. Mayor Bassel Wilson said Cameron Public Airport expansion work would start soon, about six months.
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North Jackson
Bassel Wilson
Cameron Public Airport
West Main St
Celfax
Butte St
Columbus Ave
Aleady
Pete
J. B. Earle
Alvin Hefft
Wilson
Milam County Democrats eye May 7 primary polls
Milam County voters will cast ballots in 34 precincts on May 7 as polling sites consolidate Tracy Rushdale Sandy Creek and Watson Branch. Absentee ballots totaled 84 requests with 82 Democratic and 2 Republican ballots mailed. polls open 8 am to 7 pm with county conventions at 2 30 pm and at 8 8 pm statewide.
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Milam County
Tracy
Rushdale
Sandy Creek
Watson Branch
Commissioners Court
Cameron
Rockdale
Fnd
Thorndal
Milam District
Wayne Wiser
Democrate Penatry
May Fellowship Day Program Set Friday
The May Fellowship Day focuses on People Poverty and Plenty. County Judge Don Humble will speak on local poverty problems at 3 p.m. Friday May 6 in the Methodist Fellowship Hall Cameron. The event is sponsored annually by the Council of Church Women with Mrs J R Calloway as president and Mrs James Kahler as program chairman.
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Cameron
Narvie Caperton
CIF, Inc
CIF
Caperton
Gene Smitherman
Richard Freeman
Cameron First Methodist Church
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Don Humble
Council of Church Women
J. R. Calloway
James Kahler
Honor Students Named at Yoe High School 1965 66
Yoe High School announces the 1965 66 graduating class honor roll led by Sherri Clore and Cheryl Robbins with top marks. Senior events begin with a Saturday banquet at Ben Milam and a prom at the National Guard Armory followed by a trip to Six Flags Over Texas on May 13. Baccalaureate is set for May 22 and graduation on May 26.
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Yoe High School
Harrison McClaren
Ben Milam
National Guard Armory
Six Flags Over
Texas
Program re enacts Yoe High School dedication
A reenactment of the dedication of Yoe High School will be staged at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday May 11 in the Yoe High School auditorium. City residents and students will participate many representing families in the original ceremony held March 8 1921. Miss Louise Green leads the program and classrooms will be set as in the 1921 dedication. Cameron schools will close Thursday May 12 to observe Yoo Day.
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Rotary Interact Club
Yee High School
Mildred Thornton
Yoe High School
Louise Green
Cameron
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Jack) Willoughby
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