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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1972
Page
1
The piece argues that spirits, long part of society, are not freed by packaging. It suggests whether demons are bottled or consumed by deeper social failures. It frames evil spirits as ignorance and avoidance, urging understanding of why people turn to escapism.
The author muses that drinking mirrors other compulsive behaviors and offers personal routines like walking tennis and fishing as healthier outlets. It argues that the core issue lies in internal tensions and not solely in liquor.
The Camp home at 2005 N Hard ing is highlighted on this year s Folk Fete tour. Built 21 years ago from Arkansas ledge rock, the 5800 square foot house features a floor and ceiling heating system, ducts through the attic, an electronic dust removing network, and a master lighting panel. Mrs Camp learned wall and lighting techniques in Austin and oversaw builders. The residence houses a 300 year old marble top table from England, a walnut carved plaque with a queen and two dogs, and a bar once in a saloon. The project showcases early wall paneling and unique interior details.
Absentee voting for the June 3 run off opened Wednesday and runs through May 30 in Milam County. Voters away from home or unable to vote in person should cast absentee ballots.
Milam County REACT Club sponsors a Memorial Day weekend rest stop 2 miles south of Cameron on Hiway 36. Open 6 p.m. Friday May 26 to 6 a.m. Tuesday May 30. The event marks their third such effort in under a year and includes a Citizen Band monitoring station to assist travelers and explain REACT, Radio Emergency Associated Citizens Teams. The group has grown to about 40 members in Milam County. past rests served thousands of cups of coffee and treats to travelers including addresses as far as California and New York.
A Cameron man Morris Spriggs was pronounced dead at the scene after a two car collision near the Loop 123 US 77 intersection south of the Milam Lee county line. Clarence Mitchell of Cameron swerved to avoid Ruby Newman of Lexington as she pulled onto US 77 northbound from Loop 123. Mitchell’s car hit a concrete culvert. he was listed in good condition at Lee Memorial Hospital in Giddings. Spriggs’ body was taken to Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home in Rockdale.
Cameron Yoemen failed to reach the regional playoffs after a 10th inning loss to Bastrop, who claimed the bi district crown. Bastrop pitcher Carrejo earned the win in Monday’s upset, with Lonnie Scott taking the loss. Cameron had previously beaten Bastrop 4-2 in Elgin.
Milam County Commissioners approve a resolution to dedicate the FM 979 Brazos River bridge to State Senator William T. Moore. The bridge was first authorized in 1966 at Moore's urging and completed August 13, 1971 connecting Milam and Robertson Counties. Moore represents the fifth Senatorial District.
Three suspects were taken into custody by Oklahoma City police Monday night in connection with the stabbing deaths of banker H. C. Kelly, his wife, and daughter in Hearne. Warrants had been issued the prior Friday with names withheld until arrest. A fourth suspect, Robert Duran, was found shot to death Saturday near the city. The arrestees are Lee Murray Jurode, John Edward Swift, and Mary Brown.
A futuristic Olympic city rises near Munich for Germany's next Games. The 216 foot peak roof soars above stadiums with transparent panels, a $50 million roof cost, and a vast complex built by 8,500 workers from 20 countries. An underground railway connects the site with the city as landscapes and facilities mature.
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