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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
7
A 1965 American Bar Association feature by Will Bernard discusses when police traps create criminal intent and when they do not. It contrasts cases where a bellhop or seller claims entrapment with Supreme Court guidance that lines separate traps for the unwary innocent and unwary guilty.
Texas farmers and ranchers earned 99.6 million dollars in February from all crops, livestock and products, down 18 percent from a year earlier. Livestock and products accounted for 75.8 million, crops 23.8 million, per the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service.
Mrs. George Logan reports the 42 Club gathered at Mrs. Hattie Benschs home for tea and fellowship. Dallas visitors Bill Marek and his ill father Walter Marek Sr. stay with relatives. John McIntosh has been ill at Halbert Hospital. Water lines are being installed. five churches and 134 families will be served.
Quality hay and ample feed form the base of a good dairy program. Texas Agricultural Extension Service urges dairy specialists to plan now for hay needs this fall and winter. Hay quality depends on kind, soil fertility, harvest stage, weed presence, curing, leaf percentage, stems, and palatability.
Several families and relatives from San Gabriel and nearby cities spent the weekend with kin. Roberta Daniel visited her sister and brother-in-law in San Marcos, while Donna and Jo Ann Clark of Fort Worth were with their parents H. W. Clark and Mitch. Others included visits by the Stigalls from League City, the Terrys and Phillips families, and a hospital stay for Birdie Sanderford in Taylor after major surgery.
A Clarkson social note lists visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Billy Stuessel of Temple and families from Ben Arnold Graham and Bryan. Special attendance included Bruno Kaulius of Graham heading to A&M College Station for a course. Nearby, San Gabriel River overflowed three times at crossings near Worley Linke farms, halting traffic on the farm to market road between Thorndale and Cameron.
Library enters summer schedule starting June 1 with hours Tuesday to Friday 9 30 am to 12 noon and Saturday 8 30 am to 12 noon and 2 30 pm to 5 30 pm. Closed Mondays. Community notices include local visit updates among Skala Pagach McElrath Hauk Kohring and Posvar families.
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