Pot Office Cameron Announces 407 Matter
Officials in Cameron issue notices on March 3 regarding a 407 matter affecting teens. Publication occurs weekly every Thursday under congressional act provisions.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1966
Page
8
Laureate conductor Bernstein earns lasting praise in American orchestral life
The Christian Science Monitor lauds Leonard Bernstein on the halfway point of his career as he shifts from full time conducting to composing. It highlights his American- born influence, his TV outreach to youth, and the hope that his future works deepen America’s growing cultural identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Philharmonic
Leonard Bernstein
New York
Toscanini
Bernstein
Aaron Copland
Vienna Philharmonie
New Philharmonia
London
West Side Story
America
Athens
Christian Science Monitor
New Agriculture Chairman Poage to lead House panel
The defeat of Ren Harold Cooley leaves Waco congressman W R Poage set to chair the House Agriculture Committee when the 9th Congress convenes. Poage faces a historic era of increasing agricultural production amid global demand, with policy shifts likely on restrictions and supports as the country seeks greater food and fiber output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Texas
Ren
Harold Cooley
House of Representatives Agriculture Committee
W. R. Poage
Waco
House Agriculture Committee
Cone. Poage
Nerhans
Texas educators push 18 grade public schools plan
Dateline Austin reports educators and the State Board of Education back adding kindergartens to public schools as a major 1967 legislative proposal. They cite cost rises and wage goals as teachers press for raises to reach the national average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Texas State Teachers Association
Texas
Board of Education
Texas Public Schools
J. W. Edgar
Fast Texas OU
Railroad Commission
Atlantic Richfield
Mobil
Sun
Cities Service
Snperior
Fast Texas
Austin
John Connally
San Antonio
Old Philosopher Seeks Clarity On Campaign Finance Change
An editor’s note from a farm column reacts to a new bill allowing taxpayers to earmark one dollar for presidential campaigns. The piece questions potential tax funding, raises concerns about future tax rises, and ponders the influence of money in politics and public schooling funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Grass
Yeeoun
Congress
Justice of the Peace
Defense of Mourning Doves and the Need for Legal Protection
A letter argues for dove protection across government levels to save mourning doves from hunting. It claims over 70 percent of doves are eliminated yearly, cites a 1964 legal bill costing about 20 million doves and 26 percent cripple loss, and condemns hunters, wire snares, BB guns, and careless shooters.
Reverence for life over guns as doves face slaughter
A plea condemns killing doves arguing beauty cannot be measured by a shotgun or rifle. It warns that with 75 percent of doves killed annually, wildlife will vanish, leaving humanity poorer in living beauty and mercy. The speaker pleads for compassion and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
Rotary Foundation Marks 50th Year Of World Program
The Rotary Foundation reaches its 50th anniversary as 12,500 clubs in 139 countries observe The Rotary Foundation Week from November 13 to 19. The foundation funds fellowships, technical training awards, and group study exchanges to foster international understanding. Since 1947, it has awarded 2,300 fellowships totaling over $6 million, with recent 1967-68 awards exceeding $500,000.
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Rotary Club of
Cameron
Rotary Cubs
Rotary Foundation
Rotary Clubs
Frank Luecke
Wold
Foundation
Rotary World
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