National Budget to Follow Path of American Economy
The budget will likely reach a new high near 100 billion dollars as the economy grows and population expands. Treasury receipts depend on Senate tax decisions and whether a sustained upswing boosts incomes, with deficits debated as a byproduct of broader growth and govt programs.
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Pride's Purge remembered in today history note
Today in History for Friday December 6 1963 lists events from 1643 Pride's Purge the removal of Presbyterian and Royalist MPs to 1938 Germany France non aggression pact 1955 Austria neutrality recognition and past tornado and spaceflight milestones plus India China consulate actions.
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Nog Expelled From Fairy Realm Finds Revenge in Poo
A fairy tale segment follows Nog the Bugaboo as the Fairy Queen banishes him from Storybook Land. Nog seeks vengeance, travels to the practical Kingdom of Poo, and settles in a neglected house on Burning Tree Road after Santa and the Queen deem him forever excluded.
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The Haunted House Teasers Town Tale
A fragment describes Nog moving into a dilapidated hundred year old house with a sagging roof missing doors and crumbling steps He posts a sign This House is Haunted to keep people away The item previews a feature titled Tomorrow The Haunted House in the Garden City Telegram December 6 1963.
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480 Britons migrate to South Africa in record voyage
In Liverpool the Empress of Britain carried more than 480 Britons to South Africa, including 300 adults and 180 children. The voyage marked the largest migration from Britain to South Africa, with 85 engineers, 35 construction workers, nurses and architects among the passengers. Most passengers appeared unconcerned by South Africa's racial tensions.
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