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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1966
Page
4
A November 7, 1967 mood piece contrasts Thanksgiving at home with 300,000 American troops in Vietnam. It notes combat GIs endure danger while maintaining holiday traditions, and suggests the broader impact on future observances abroad and at home.
A new 10 by 26 elevated sign will rise at Fourth and Traiis to advertise industrial sites in Cameron. Cameron Industrial Foundation calls for bids to install the sign and will renew fundraising to exceed the $63,000 already raised. The CIF drive, now under Cameron United Fund, surpassed its $7,500 goal in October.
The Cameron city crew has spent two years improving streets along East Seventh and East Eighth but left a handful of street markers unreplaced. Residents would benefit from re-erected signs to ease locating side streets and complete the project.
Gov. John Connally forecasts a near 200 million dollar tax plan while resisting local sales tax increases. Budget writers report requests nearly double present funding, with education receiving the largest rise. Santa Claus oil production allowances rise as Texas eyes fuel policy changes and voter registration reforms move toward a plan.
The narrator describes November as a time of freedom, exhilaration and gratitude following Halloween. The air feels different with a sense of relief from spooks and spirits, and a cheerful outlook for the abundance of life for the coming year. A hint of this abundance appears in the well-filled...
A rural editor notes a proposed 5 percent temporary withholding tax and questions who decides when a share is due. He reflects on actors becoming politicians and recalls wartime memories, Thanksgiving plans, and social changes across Texas.
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