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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1963
Page
7
Children visit a Haunted House after a Storyteller vanishes. They witness Nog’s eerie cake ingredients and fear Nog will send the Trouble Cake to Santa. The trio dons sheets to become haunts, invade the empty house, and search for Nog and the missing cake.
A whimsical scene unfolds as a towering white phantom emerges from an oven and floats over children shouting Wheee. The page hints at a future feature titled Tomorrow A Letter to Santa offering a holiday message or activity for readers.
Summary of notable events on December 10 across history. Includes the 1898 peace treaty ending the Spanish American War yielding U S sovereignty over Cuba Puerto Rico the Philippines and Guam. also references Jamestown 1607 John Smith Pocahontas Jerusalem 1917 and World War II events 1941 plus UN Human Rights 1948 and modern labor/political notes.
In Moscow Premier proposes to triple Khrushchev unfolded plans to boost chemical industry output over a seven year program. He told a full dress farm harvests meeting of the Communist Party that the plan would raise production and improve living standards for the Soviet people.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev vows no political concessions to buy chemical plants or food, condemns Western demands for concessions, and outlines a 1964 to 1970 program investing over 42 billion rubles to expand chemical industry and fertilizer production. He claims the USSR will triumph with or without Western aid and emphasizes self reliance despite farm production difficulties. An hour of farm labor today yields more than five times what it did in 1919-1921.
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