Nog's Mischief Triggers Santa Land Inferno
In Santa Land Nog the elf causes chaos by undoing toys and sabotaging the reindeer, leading Santa to doubt Nog’s loyalty. After a disastrous Christmas with burnt shops and broken toys, Santa confronts the Queen Fairy and contemplates Nog's fate as the tale hints at Nag’s looming return.
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Supreme Court to Review Dog Lover Case in Virginia
In Richmond AP report, the U S Supreme Court agreed to re consider Jim Laing F Pegginsburg’s appeal over a German shepherd named Ricky sentenced to death for sheep killing in Giles County. Laing was fined 1000 dollars and jailed four months after refusing to surrender the dog. He argued Ricky did not kill the sheep and was only guarding the carcass.
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Venezuela Troops Kill Guerrillas in Huesque Raid
Government troops stormed a mountain hideout in Huesque Falcon State killing two Communist guerrillas. A lieutenant was wounded on the government side. Leaders Major Bravo and Domingo Urbanina were among the slain, with Pablo Cabezas also reported dead. The clash followed reports of a food courier's capture.
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Almanac Toay December 4 highlights and recalls
Almanac note for Wednesday December 4 marks the 888th day of pause with 27 to follow as Jupiter Saturn and Venus shine. Highlights recall Washington saying goodbye in 1788 in New York before resigning command and Wilson sailing to attend the Versailles peace conference in 1918. Roosevelt ordered liquidation of the WPA in 1942. UMW fined in 1946 for a 17 day strike. Thought for the day quotes Washington on not seeking favors between nations.
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Johnson Assets In Trustee Hands
Washington AP reports that Johnson set most personal wealth under trusteeship with a proviso that the trust cannot be used to apply for subsidies or credits while he is president or dies. The trust reportedly lasts until Johnson leaves office or dies, and trustees manage ranch holdings near Johnson City Texas and about 5 000 unimproved acres while he retains some municipal bonds.
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