Cameron’s Rising Profile Sparks Town on the Move
A reader notes Cameron establishing a reputation as the “town on the move” with activity inquiries traveling far from Herald pages. The piece reflects on how ideas form, spread, and eventually prompt response, echoing Goethe and lines on youth and movement.
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Cameron
Herald Pages
City Centers Scout District in Cameron Tejas District News
The Cameron Tejas District, Heart of Texas Council, runs an eight point youth program funded partly by Cameron United Fund. Scout Executive Joe Moehring notes church support and lists activities including Camp-o-ree SWIL-O-ree and Camp Tahuaya. Camp Tahuaya hosts 1200 boys in summer. Bertil Matson leads year-round camping. See City Page 2.
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Cameron
Joe Moehring
Tejas
Heart of Texas Council
Milam County
Falls
Robertson
Oy Scouts
Cameron United Fund
Moehring
Suromer
Camp Tahuaya
Belton
Tahuaya
Philmont
New Mexico
United Fund
Telton
Bertil Matson
Ranger
Texas
Judges Named For Cameron Lions Peace Essay Contest
Forrest Sapp announces the Cameron Lions Club will select judges for its Peace Essay Contest entry. D. R. Dodson Sept of Cameron Schools F. O. Schiller Jr. and Joe Moehring district Boy Scout executive will judge. Contest opens to Cameron youth 14 to 21 as of January 15 1967 with prize funds totaling 59800 including 25000 first prize and travel to Chicago for finalists.
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Cameron Lions Club
Forrest Sapp
The
Lions International
D. R. Dodson
Cameron Schools
F. O. Schiller Jr
Joe Moehring
Cameron
Sapp
Chicago
Ilinois
Light
Jail Break Nets 3 Year Sentence
Claud Wallace and Frank Barfield were sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary for attempted escape from the Milam County Jail on May 13, 1965. The pair, already serving five years on burglary charges, were inmates at Huntsville prison and were captured hours after the break on the Vaughn Jenness farm south of Cameron.
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Claud Wallace
Frank Barfield
State Penitentiary
Milam County
Wallace
Barfield
Huntsville
Cameron
John Henderson Jr
Milam
Vaughn Jenness
City Council Approves 197000 Budget With Five Percent Gain
The council approves a 197000 budget for the general fund with a five percent increase over last year. Public hearing was held at July Hall and budget goes into effect October 1. The plan includes 107,678.99 for water and 19,000 from the sewer department.
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Pat Pelude
Water Scenee
Sewone Department
Carnival Worker Sentenced in Milam County Court
Johnne Viert admitted to felony theft after a carnival truck theft case tied to Rockdale incidents on June 1. He received a three year confinement term in the Texas Department of Corrections after pleading in Milam County District Court.
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Johnne Viert
Milam County
Hart
Rockdale
Dune
Texas Department of Correctioes
Pamace Suit Ends With Settlement in Teestriet Court
A civil suit in Teestriet Court concluded with a settlement after preliminary motions and testimony began in the 20th District. Judge W C Wallace granted a motion in limine before the case was dismissed by petition filed by the attorneys.
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Teestriet Court
Donnie Sat
Tursey
Yeliman Va
Lew Hichnt Wather
Ctv
W. C. Wallace
Teehee
Urban Renewal Tour Details Amid City Planning Talk
Representatives from Bernard Johnson Inc Houston conorete firm joined the City Urban Renewal Board and the Southone Urban Renewal Board in touring Cameron Mondey A. W. McCullin head of the City Planning Commission. A Perrin led the downtown area tour as engineers outlined a six to nine month planning stage for the renewal program approved August 7 by a 3 1 margin.
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Bernard Johnson, Inc
Houston
Conorete
City Urban Renewal Board
Southone Urban Renewal Board
Fort Worth
Cameron Mondey
A. W. McCullin
City Planning Commission
Urban Renewal Board
A. Perrin
Heto
Cormmental
McCullin
Bernard Johnson
Ond Yy Commission
Cameron Dairy Queen Opens on Travis Street
The Cameron Dairy Queen on Travis at West Fourth Street opened this week on a site formerly occupied by the Green home which was dismantled several years ago.
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Cameron Dairy Queen
Travis
West Fourth St
Green
Driver Injured In Sunday A M Crash
A Kenworth tractor-trailer collided at the intersection of routes 36 and 70 Saturday morning. The driver, Cherries C. Jatser of Albuquerque, New Mexico, was taken to Rochdale hospital after the 6 am wreck causing about 89000 in damage to the vehicle.
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Kenworth
Alwee
Hugway
Milton Wright
Cherries C. Jatser
Albuquerque
Mea
Rochdale Hopils
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