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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1957
Page
7
Richard plots to seize King Ignatz in his sleep to stop his plan to conquer Mittenooo. The king stirs, guards clash, and a dramatic fall ends with the chandelier shattering as Richard escapes, fearing for his father and kingdom.
CHICAGO President Charles B Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged government leaders to slow missile spending to overtake Russia. In a farm bureau address he warned that deficit financing and big government programs are risky while stressing steady, factual appraisal of outer space programs. He argued national strength does not hinge on always leading in science.
St Louis President Eisenhower’s chief assistant Sherman Adams urged Congress to fix the constitutional gap by clarifying when the vice president acts as president. He stressed the president’s mild stroke and praised Vice President Nixon, warning against talks of usurpation and noting Adams believes Eisenhower is in excellent shape.
A high level nonpartisan gathering of eminent citizens met in Washington to seek ways to alert the nation about the Soviet threat. Vice President Nixon attended the Monday night meeting at the Washington home of William C. Foster, foreign aid administrator and deputy secretary of defense. Fourteen persons were present as they urged release of details from a recent survey of Russia's military and technological advances.
A Purdue University housing leader announces a campus social order limiting kissing on dates to one and urging handshakes instead. Violations trigger action before the Board of Standards for Deeds as officials cite the nation's stance and the Soviet challenge. The plan involves Shealy Hall students and notable observers in attendance, reflecting a broader national discourse.
Oklahoma political scene centers on Coe who targets a fourth run for governor after a dispute with Gdr Raymond Gary in 1954. Gary won by a wide margin as Coe led in the general primary, with Coe promising a renewed push and aligning with a Republican candidate as he prepares for the next campaign.
Fr. ugavenworth and Maj. C. W. Bur issued an order to remove pigeons. Yesterday three traps operated and about 250 birds were captured or removed.
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