Skinner's vision sparks debate on control and freedom
The commentary weighs B F Skinner's Beyond Freedom and Dignity against global trends in population and social control. It questions whether manipulating behavior to curb growth is humane, while contrasting Western prosperity with struggles in India, Pakistan, and China as housing and modernization pressure grow.
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B. F. Skinner
Skinner
Harvard
Aldous Huxley
George Orwell
Texas
Southwest
Pakistan
India
China
Canada
Boy Scouts See Registration Surge In Tejas District
About 250 Cameron area Scouts join this year under Ron Derry Tejas District Scout executive. The Tejas District of the Heart O' Texas Council runs via United Fund support as a drive for 10 400 dollars opens this week to fund five phases of Scouting.
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United Fund
Cameron Boy Scouts
Ron Derry
Tejas
Heart O' Texas Council
Heart
O’ Texas Council
United Funds
Friends of Scouting
Cameron United Fund
Council
Tahuaya
Cameron
Derry
Knights of Columbus
Felix Matula
First United Methodist Church
Ernest Moore
James Hudson
First Baptist Church
Roy Boutwell
Cliff Marburger
Cliff
Auto Service
Grant Available For Dallas Symphony Here
A $2,500 grant for a January 1972 Cameron concert series by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra was approved after Cameron Chamber directors endorsed the visit. Nearly 3,000 students and adults are expected to attend the three concerts at the Cameron Armory with Anshel Brusilow conducting the 85-member Dallas Symphony.
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Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Cameron
Texas Commission On the Arts and Humanities
Cameron Chamber
Dallas Symphony Association
National Endowment of the Arts, Symphony and Fine Arts Commission
National Endowment Fund
Frank M. Luecke
Symphony
Cameron National Guard Armory
Milam
Anshel Brusilow
Philadelphia Philharmonic Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
Dallas Symphony
Vienna
Dallas
Milam County
Central Texas
Family mourns Z T Johnson electrocuted in Gause home
Funeral services were held Monday for Z T Johnson of Gause who was electrocuted Saturday morning while changing a light bulb in a pig pen. Johnson, 51, was died in a home accident ruled accidental by Justice of the Peace Jess Brock of Cameron. Burial was in Milano cemetery. He was born in Milano a World War II veteran. Survivors include six sons, two daughters, a brother and a sister and five grandchildren. Marek Burns-Laywell Funeral Home led arrangements. The article also notes D R Dodson's heart surgery and improved condition at Methodist Hospital.
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Z. T. Johnson
Gause
Johnson
Justice of the Peace
Jess Brock
Cameron
First Baptist Church of
Louie Walston
Milano
Calvin Johnson
Crockett
Curtis
William
Darrell
David
Robert Johnson
San Antonio
Lucinda Woods
Lufkin
Carol Johnson
L. H. Johnson
Ethel Tucker
Houston
Marek Burns
Alcoa Seaprobe Ocean Research Vessel Trials Complete
The all aluminum 243 foot Alcoa Seaprobe completed builder's and owner's trials in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin and headed for the Atlantic for further deep ocean search and recovery tests before a dedication in Washington DC. Owned by Aluminum Company of America and operated by Ocean Search Inc this vessel represents advanced aluminum marine construction.
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ALCOA
Atlantic
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Alcoa Seaprobe
Washington, D. C
Aluminum Company of America
Ocean Search, Inc
Alcoa Seaprobe Vessel Carries 33 Crew For Ocean Research
The Alcoa Seaprobe ships a 33 member crew with capacity for 19 engineers and scientists under Captain Robert A. Wilson. The vessel is designed for hydrospace development, ocean floor sampling, mineral recovery from 6000 foot depths, and 8000 mile range for 45 days at about 10 knots.
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Alcoa Seaprobe
Robert A. Wilson
California Maritime Academy
Wilson
Hudrospace
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