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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1967
Page
10
Cameron editors urge a wide Central Texas reach for a women’s work survey on September 29. The piece notes many households rely on two earners, cites past leadership courses in Cameron and Rockdale, and emphasizes practical training in parliamentary procedure and problem solving to develop local leadership.
A reflective piece contrasts active involvement with withdrawal. It argues that engaged people embrace momentum and open minds, reject cynicism yet acknowledge it exists, while those who isolate become likened to vegetables or wallflowers. The passage implies personal struggle and resilience amid flux.
The Christian Science Monitor argues that despite talk of conformity, globalization and media expansion offer unprecedented opportunities for diverse friendships and viewpoints. Travel, media, education, and cultural activities broaden experiences, while mobility and varied clubs enrich life. uniformity risks are balanced by broader diversity.
President Johnson signed the Veterans Pension and Readjustment Assistance Act of 1967 raising disability and non service connected death benefits for Vietnam era veterans and older veterans. Effective October 1 this includes educational assistance increases for single and dependent veterans, on the job and farm training stipends, flight training aid, auto purchase assistance for severely disabled veterans, and burial expense allowance beginning September 5.
Austin reports a projected 192.9 million dollar tax bill before the 60th Legislature ends its work. Gov Connally and Speaker Barnes dispute the figure, while Lt. Gov. Smith calls the staff estimate conservative. Budget Board predicts a rise in general fund spending and targeted increases for health and education with varied cuts elsewhere.
A home owner sues to stop planes over private airspace, challenging the old up-to-heaven doctrine. The court rejects strict trespass but recognizes compensation for taken property. The chicken farmer case prompts gradual balancing of private rights with air age progress as jets and supersonic flight loom. Written by Will Bernard for ABA and Texas Bar in 1967.
A letter-writer jokes about finding a free newspaper on a Johnson grass farm and laments heavy world crises listed in modern media. He notes upcoming Texas Highway Department anniversary events and questions if prior generations would be better informed without such alerts.
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