Yoe Meets Bastrop in Regional Tilt at Rockdale
Cameron travels 15 miles for a AA Regional showdown with Bastrop at Rockdale Friday night as 6,000 plus fans are expected at South Milan Stadium. Del Valle win boosts Yoemen morale. Bastrop boasts speed on offense and a stingy defense.
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Cameron
IAA Ss
Milan
Yee High School
Cameron Bloc
Tiger Field
Bastrop
Fuqua
del Valle
Don Manley
Yee
Nelson Field
Austin
Klein
D. R. Dodson
P. J. Dodson
Bastrop Schools
Army Sgt Named Boy Scout Executive
Bill L. Storey, an Army sergeant and long-time Boy Scout leader, was appointed acting Scout executive for the Tete District Heart Texas Council. He will take over officially January 1 after succeeding Joe Maeehring who resigned to return to teaching and plans to retire soon from Ft. Hood. Storey has 12 years of Scout service and has volunteered with Hoy Scouts of America Trans Atlantic Council in Germany and advised Kyunggi Council, Korea.
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Tete
Heart
Texas Counc
Joe Maeehring
Storey
Army
Ft. Hood
Hoy Scouts of America
Trans Atlantic Council
Lermiany
Kyunggi Council
Boy Scout
Korea
I Scout
United States
Bi district teams clash as Bastrop and Cameron eye regional bids
Bi district champions Cameron and Bastrop own mixed records as they prepare for AA Regional honors at Rock vale. Bastrop beat Bishop Forest and others 41 to 2, 21 to 7, 37 to 6, and Cameron posted wins over Taylor 19 to 13 and Georgetown 7 to 24. The report also notes a long National Training Center stint in New Jersey and personnel moves including Arthur Cross named Cameron Sears store manager and a Rogers area veteran moving to Cameron.
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Cameron
Bastrop
Rockvale
Bishop Forest
Weimar
Navasota
Schulenberg
Round Rock
Smithville
Columbus
Flyin
Luling
Klein
Bi-district
Arthur FE. Cross
Rooer
Cameron Sears
Cross
Rogers Simes
Hie
Jeutenant
Okinawa
Hic
Illa Sakowitz
Buckholts
Mary Idler
Temple
Coljege
Lee
Movers High School
Donna
Rockdale Man Killed in US77 Head-On Crash
A Rockdale man, Curtis Key 43, died after his car collided head on with a southbound grain truck on US 77 two miles south of Cameron. The crash sparked gas fires requiring Cameron volunteers to extinguish. Key, a WWII veteran and hog buyer, died from injuries at Temple facilities. He is survived by his mother, a son, and a daughter.
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Cameron
Newton Memorial Hospital
Scott and Witte Hospital
Temple
Leroy Kroadus
Key
US 77
Bay
Hacggade Co
Abilene
Brochus
Curtis Francis
Francis
St. Eiward Hospital
Temple Justice of Peace
Bill Norrison
Broadus
Cameron Volunteer Fire Department
Rockdale
Phillips and Luckey Chanel
Lynn New
Blackjack
Burleson County
Nettie Hilliard
Windlock
Washington
Billy Edward Key
Glenda Sue Key
Madisonville
Yeomen set for regional clash with Bastrop and Kennedy reflections
The 1965 Yeomen seek a seventh straight comeback win as they face Bastrop at Rockdale Tiger Field in a Friday night regional tilt. Coach Fuqua calls his team resilient and notes their late rallies this season. Bastrop presents a fast, strong challenge for a 8 pm kickoff. The piece also recalls President Kennedy’s assassination anniversary and discusses a December cotton referendum urging a $1 per bale checkoff for research and promotion to compete with synthetic fibers.
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Cameron
Klein
Smithville
Bastrop
Speed
DD. Aldridge
D. Henderson
Wilkins
Yeomen
Rockdale
Tiger Field
Fuqua
del Valle
Bellville
Texas
Taylor
del Vaile
Agriculture Groups Co Sponsor Meat Promotion Program
Dudley Campbell of San Antonio will speak at a Cameron Young Farmers meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday November 29 in the Ada Henderson Cafeteria. Co sponsors are Cameron Young Farmers County Extension Service and Farmers Home Administration. Campbell represents the National Livestock and Meat Board. County Agent J D Moore notes services include producer information and cooking schools for consumers. Tommy Chamberlain says the meeting is open to the public.
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Dudley Campbell
San Antonio
Cameron Young Farmers
Ada Henderson
Cameron Young Farmers, County Extension Service
Farmers Home Administration
Campbell
National Livestock and Meat Board
J. D. Moore
Tommy Chamberlain
George Washington Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1789
The proclamation, dated October 3 1789 in New York, calls on all nations to acknowledge God and set aside Thursday November 26 to thank Him for liberty peace and the new U S government. Washington urges prayer for guidance protection and national prosperity.
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Congress
United States
City of New York
Cameron Christmas Parade Opens Yuletide Season
Camerons annual downtown Christmas parade planned for 3 p m Saturday December 5 with religious themed floats. Joe Moehring notes potential smaller float turnout. entries judged on theme creativity and workmanship. Santa and sleigh to appear. winners announced at 4 30 p m on Courthouse lawn with plaques for top three.
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Camerons
Cameron
Joe Moehring
Chamber of Commerce
Deadline Nears In Lions Peace Essay Contest
Lions Club President Forrest Sapp notes only 14 days left to submit essays for the $50,000 Peace Essay Contest. So far just one entry has been received. the contest is open to youths 14 to under 22 as of January 15, 1967, with December 10 as the deadline.
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Lions Club
Forrest Sapp
Sapp
Health Officer Declares War On Rat Population
Milam County Health Unit official Bill Tingley will distribute rat poison to local businesses late next week to curb a growing rat population. The Chamber of Commerce will donate the poison for all town establishments to reduce disease risk and merchandise damage.
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Bill Tingley
Milam County
Prison System, Crime Rise Spurs Talk by Dr Beto
Dr George Beto head of the Texas Department of Corrections outlined a large modern system and four main causes of rising crime at a joint Rotary Lions meeting in Cameron and Rockdale. He cited urban rural shifts, family breakdown, misplaced values, and a church’s role, detailing the 14 unit 95 000 acre system with 12 400 convicts and 1800 staff.
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Cameron Lions
George Beto
Texas Department of Corrections
U.S
Lester Williams
Rotary Program
Beto
Texas Dept. of Corrections
Huntsville
Texas
Rockdale
Cameron
First Methodist Hall
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