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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1957
Page
13
In a bold escape Richard confronts King Ignatz in his sleep prepares to seize control of the monarch. The mattress giant and a toppled chandelier heighten the peril as guards scramble and Richard seeks safety aboard a mantel and chandelier escape. Tomorrow: The Old Woman.
CHICAGO President Charles B Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged government leaders to slow missile spending to counter Russia. He called for calm judgment and factual appraisal of crash space programs, criticizing those demanding huge budget increases and arguing U S strength is not defined by being first in science.
Sherman Adams told a Republican rally in St Louis that Congress should define when the vice president can act as president if the president is incapacitated. He cited Eisenhower’s stroke and praised Vice President Nixon, warning against fears of power usurpation.
Purdue University students in Shealy Hall faced a new social rule requiring coeds to limit good night kisses to one and keep expressions minimal. Head resident Valerie Hervey announced the policy urging handshakes and warning that violations would be referred to the Board of Standards for Coeds.
At Fort Leavenworth Maj C W Burtyk announced three traps captured about 250 pigeons as authorities move to eliminate the birds.
A high level nonpartisan dinner in Washington gathered fourteen eminent citizens including Vice President Nixon to press for more public awareness of the Soviet threat. Attendees urged releasing survey details on Russia’s military and tech advances to sharpen national leadership and understanding of the challenge.
Oklahoma City attorney William C. Coe announces his candidacy for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in next summer’s primary. He contrasts Gary’s 1954 runoff defeat with his own past races and notes no ill will toward any person.
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