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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1969
Page
4
The Cameron Herald Entered lists staff and ownership details for the Cameron Texas publication. Frank M. Leecke is editor and publisher with Trent M. Leecke and Det Scarbrough as owners, at 108 East First Street in Cameron Texas.
Aeronnautics Commission warns new federal aviation bills could halt state airport aid totaling over 4000 a year. Proposed charges raise fuel tax, aircraft and passenger taxes, and cargo taxes while funds support large terminals and smaller airports. TAC urges alternative funding and notes matching requirements. Governor Smith announces wide judicial appointments and other agency posts as part of a broad slate.
Letter to the editor rails at inconsistent U S foreign policy and satire on Vietnamization. It rails against globalism with humorous exaggeration and ends by admitting the writer's own paper is four weeks old.
An ambitious seminar series with Texas A&M cooperation aims to elevate Yee High School students toward an honors program. Six sessions cover topics from oceanography to political science, linking public education to university life and encouraging academic growth in a smaller Cameron district.
Farmers face push to move industry to rural areas to keep young people, schools, health care, and livability strong. Growth, not low taxes alone, attracts firms. a varied jobs base and good schools are crucial for retaining families and ensuring a thriving rural community.
A letter from Jane Burns urges reprinting a campus article on Christian College’s name change debate. Cheryl Cameron’s paper notes a council consolidation and outlines a student and staff survey comparing Smithton Meadows Shannon College and other options, with final Board of Trustees approval pending October results.
Serviceman Freddie Townsend USN son of Mrs Jessie M Townsend and husband of Mary L Thom as of Cameron was advanced to Machinist Mate Third Class aboard USS Fulton a submarine tender based in New London Connecticut Advancement cited time in service military appearance performance of duties and Navy wide test score for promotion.
Aviation Electrician's Mate First Class Bobby C. Wiese of Rosebud serves at U S Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City N C. The station was commended by the S S Manhattan for valuable assistance during the recent Northwest Passage voyage.
H. D. Maxwell of Cameron will serve as a voting delegate at the Texas State Teachers Association annual convention in San Antonio October 23 to 25. He is among 1,288 certified members of the 1969 House of Delegates which will address amendments to the TSTA constitution and other business.
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