Santa and the Haunted House
Santa uses a purple stone to shapeshift and confront Nog at the Haunted House in Santa Land. The tale follows the magical journey of Santa and three children to the Kingdom of Poo, ending with Nog seizing the gemstone and transforming into Santa Claus.
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Johnson signs air pollution bill for 95 million
President Johnson signs a bill providing 95 million dollars over three years to aid states and local agencies in cutting air pollution from cars and industry. A large congressional and government official delegation attends the White House ceremony as he calls the effort a national attack on a growing health and safety threat.
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A Permanent Complete Record on Nation Murder of Kennedy
A forthcoming AP produced 10 by 13 inch hard cover volume collects the nation’s response to President Kennedy’s murder. It features new unpublished material, with 100 pages including color sections and work by top AP writers editors and photographers.
Kennedy Center naming and half dollar portrait vote in Congress
In Washington lawmakers moved two Kennedy memorials forward. Committees backed naming the national cultural center for John F. Kennedy, while the House approved placing the late president's likeness on 50 cent pieces minted after January 1. Also, measures on junk mail and a Corregidor memorial park advanced.
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