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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1969
Page
4
The Herald recognizes 176 graduates in a senior tribute edition honoring their accomplishments. Advertisers and school officials in Milam area aided the project while district changes in Texas affect exams and scheduling.
Senate filibusters threaten passage of higher education bills including new medical schools in Houston and unnamed cities, and upper level colleges for several Texas towns. House Senate talks push a one year budget with taxes debated. Gov. Smith questions the short term plan while conferees seek a $61.9 million reserve for a teacher pay raise amid broader education and public program bills.
A humorous Chicago Daily News Mouseketeer quip collection contrasts public obliviousness with small missteps by famous figures. Elizabeth rides the subway and money machines joke on a sixpence while Nixon greets an Easter Seal child. A misrouted White House invitation stumbles through stamps.
Paul D. Thomas thanks Texas lawmakers for Senate Resolution 60 praising media for informing students about the Connally Carrillo Act and announces upcoming news releases on federally insured loans. mentions winter pasture gains and a note on early clocks from history.
A reader laments scarce newspapers on a Johnson grass farm then muses on riots, taxes, and Viet Nam news. He cites Encyclopaedia Britannica owners noting half of current knowledge will be obsolete in ten years, and jokes that most people forget half of what they knew.
State Supreme Court upholds Pasadena annexation of 576 acres along the Houston ship channel and preserves forfeiture of 5,000 acres of Cobra Oil and Gas leases in Culberson Pecos and Reeves counties. A Lubbock prosecutor seeks reversal of a ruling on juveniles rights in criminal trials while June oil allowances rise to 63.5 percent of potential.
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