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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
2
Editorial lauds growing youth leadership in Cameron and Milam County and central Texas. It highlights young doctors lawyers businessmen ministers and public officials as a rising generation driving civic and cultural growth through responsibility and cooperation.
An official from the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston says the facility’s development will reshape Texas Gulf Coast economy and schools. He cites gaps in junior high science texts, overemphasis on athletics, and a shift toward higher learning quality as NASA expands in the Clear Lake area.
Mrs. Mary Ann Chapman marked her 96th birthday with a home party last Friday. Out of town guests included two daughters Mrs. Leona Griswold and Mrs. F A Smith of Corpus Christi and a son William Chapman of Tempie.
Texas moves to license lenders under the new Regulatory Loan Act with a November 21 deadline. Frank Miskell predicts about 2,000 loan offices will fall under the act as letters to file licenses pour in at more than three daily. Auto finance firms sign up hoping to raise rates while eligibility remains unsettled.
In a letter from his Johnson Grass farm the Old Philosopher criticizes Secretary Freeman’s nationwide farm talks. He argues farmers should declare clear demands and warns that politicians promise cuts yet push bills that raise costs. He jokes about debt ceilings and favors a plan with high prices, low costs, and 10 percent freedom.
Milam County Farm Bureau Office hosts county wide 4H Club meeting where seniors were elected to officer roles. Carr notes Crane County lacks county wide tax rules and a state constitution bans single entity bills. Farmer voices critique farm programs and calls for practical farming policies.
The article explains how law students learn the case method to identify problems and apply legal principles to facts. It notes that many questions require research in the books and prior decisions, sometimes taking hours, before counsel can argue that a case governs the matter.
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