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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1961
Page
15
AP reports that networks push adult shows to late evening to avoid censure, forcing millions with early work hours to choose between sleep and watching. Nielsen notes 10 p.m. slots hurt NBCs Sing Along with Mitch as younger viewers drift.
Maj Gen Edwin A Walker, stripped of command, announces resignation from the Army to protest “power of little men” and to pursue other service to the country. He cites duty to speak on Communism and will forgo retirement pay of over 12 000 dollars annually.
County Agent Henry R Shoemaker summarizes USDA and Maryland recommendations for using Heptachlor and Dieldrin to combat alfalfa weevil. Timely applications after last cutting, with precise rates and fertilizer mixtures, aim to maximize control while safeguarding public health and markets.
Unclear fragmentary notes describe water issues and urban disarray in Mexico City. Mentions streets, capital, boats, TV, peseta, and civic concerns amid confusing phrasing.
Washington AP recalls that Eisenhower and Truman faced recurring debt questions as Kennedy’s 1962 budget shows a large deficit. The piece notes deficits in peacetime and war, IMF-era costs, and ongoing pressures to balance budgets while funding defense and space programs.
A dramatic broadcast urges Congress to act or risk unrepresented citizens. The message stresses knowing the enemy, preparing for all fronts, and preventing treason in defense efforts. In Baltimore a health report notes radioactive fallout rising to 8.1 microuries per cubic meter, with 100 deemed dangerous.
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