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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1961
Page
15
Carl Reiner says The Tick Van Dyke Show could become a sleeper hit and plans to keep it low profile until audiences discover it. He notes possible chemistry between Dick Van Dyke and his co star as a key aspect and recalls his career from Your Show of Shows to Dinah Shore.
Highlights include the British Empire slavery abolition with seven year apprenticeship for freedpeople, 1861 Fort Clark capture by Union troops under Maj. Gen. Butler, 1867 Midway Island occupation claim by Capt. Reynolds, 922-Station WEAF airs first sponsored radio program, 93¢ Len Thurmond filibuster record, 980 Jacksonville police emergency after racial violence, and birth of Ormsby Mitchel in 810.
A writer explains his steady subjects the home life and the working life of a comedy writer. He reflects on craft discipline and daily routines shaping his humorous storytelling craft.
The data notes a Civil War era general who died of yellow fever at Hilton Head and details Francois Griffith Newlands a Natchez-born attorney who rose to Congress then Senate 1903 to 1915 with irrigation and silver coinage advocacy. It also lists today’s birthdays for Donald O Connor John L Holcombe Benjamin Powell and James Bennett.
Frederick Chamber executive manager Richard D. Hammond urged residents to study a U S Chamber statement stressing family fallout shelters in civil defense. The release from Washington covers fact versus fiction and latest radiation effects of nuclear blasts, aiming for better understanding amid warnings.
The U S Chamber issues a Civil Defense statement to inform and educate, urging more families to build fallout shelters and urging chambers to promote defense efforts. Rep Van Zandt criticizes Congress for delays in railmobilization amid cold war pressures and calls for urgent action. John Haron recalls Washington welcoming General Washington after Yorktown.
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