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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1961
Page
3
The White House welcomed a new resident, a gray alley cat with yellow eyes, named Tom Kitten by press secretary Pierre Salinger. The cat belongs to Caroline Kennedy and is staying at Hugh Auchincloss's home in McLean, Virginia, while Caroline and John Jr. remain in Palm Beach.
Kansas cases of infectious hepatitis soar this year to 91, up from six in 1960, with outbreaks in Anderson Barber Osage Saline Pratt Kingman and Lincoln counties. Officials say children largely affected though disease can be serious for adults and gamma globulin inoculations are being used in impacted areas.
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower spends a relaxed day at W. Alton Jones’ Blue Springs plantation near Albany Georgia after a nine hour quail hunt. He mingles with 55 guests at a two hour picnic and weighs in on Khrushchev while noting Soviet peace overtures require deeds to back words.
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