The Cameron Herald Milam Newspaper Since 1860
The Cameron Herald covers local news from Cameron Texas in Milam County with historical roots dating to 1860. This item notes 108 E First Street as part of its address in Cameron.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1967
Page
8
The Cameron Herald covers local news from Cameron Texas in Milam County with historical roots dating to 1860. This item notes 108 E First Street as part of its address in Cameron.
A reflection on postwar youth in America and Europe, contrasting segments of American and Russian youth chasing freedom without responsibility, neo Nazi and socialist currents in West Germany, and the lure of modern materialism amid global tension. The piece laments generational doubt and the risk of a new goose step as powers waver.
Washington will open Ford’s Theatre box office next Jan 30 as the National Park Service negotiates with the Ford’s Theatre Society to stage plays from Lincoln’s time and new works about Lincoln life. A downstairs Lincoln memorabilia museum will accompany the restored theatre, preserving historic moments for visitors.
Gov John Connally announced he would not seek reelection in 1963 prompting varied reactions across the capitol. Rumors swirl over potential rivals including Will Wilson Ralph Yarborough and Waggoner Carr as filing deadline looms February 15. The piece notes broader state political reshuffling and a cautious outlook for 1968.
Dear editor argues for starting a public opinion poll business using newspaper readers as test subjects. He cites Gallup results on money and living costs, notes personal financial strains, and urges launching a recurring poll to profit while highlighting ongoing economic pressures.
A public service feature by the American Bar Association and the State Bar of Texas explains how will contests split families and offers precautions. It suggests avoiding unusual bequests, adding explanations, and preparing medical or witness evidence to deter disputes. Written by Will Bernard in 1967.
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