Dachshund Mothers Kittens in Odd Pregnancy Illusion
Freeman Spur dog Tootsie nursing four orphaned kittens though never pregnant. Norfolk incident led to false pregnancy explained by veterinarian as a hormone change. The phenomenon described as unusual with Tootsie and the four kittens now staying with Mrs. Adams in Freeman Spur.
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Illinois May Lose Seat In Congress
Washington reports preliminary census figures show almost half of the states affected as House seats are redistributed. California gains a seat while Illinois Nebraska and Kentucky likely lose one each. New York and Pennsylvania face two-seat reductions, with final figures due in October for a 1962 reapportionment.
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Stratton Urges Hard Campaign At GOP Convention
In Decatur on June 18 delegates to the Illinois Republican state convention endorsed Vice President Nixon for the presidency and heard Gov. Stratton warn of false optimism. He vowed a strong old fashioned fight. Len Everett was named as a favorite son for vice president with Derksen endorsements. Bidwell was rejected as an alternate favorite son.
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Margaret and Armstrong-Jones Return Home to Jubilant Cheers
Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones arrive in London after a 43 day honeymoon. Crowds greet them in Portsmouth and along The Mall to Clarence House. They plan a Windsor weekend with Queen Elizabeth and the Queen Mother before settling back at Kensington Palace.
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Okinawan Rally Highlights U S Japan Security Pact
Okinawans stage protests as Japan ratifies the Tokyo Washington security pact. U S officials pledge to push the ratification into force within days, praising Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi amid leftist opposition and riotous demonstrations.
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Eisenhower Denounces Communist China During Formosa Visit
President Eisenhower condemned Communist China as tyrannical during a Formosa stop where Chiang Kai-shek welcomed him with a massive crowd. He pledged to defend Quemoy and the offshore area against any invasion, as 86,000 shells pounded Quemoy in a Communist barrage. The visit produced a joint statement boosting Taipei Washington military ties and marked their first formal meeting in Eisenhower’s presidency.
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Demonstrators and Marines Clash as Ike Arrives in Okinawa
Demonstrators clash with U S Marines during President Eisenhower's brief Okinawa visit as pro and anti American crowds confront police. 15,000 troops guard the 14 mile parade route while residents show mixed support for U S administration and a possible return to Japan remains a debated goal.
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Fire damages terminal at Williamson County Airport
Fire greatly damages the terminal at Williamson County Airport prompting an emergency response. Officials investigate the cause as weather and safety teams assess damage and potential disruptions to flights and operations.
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Weather Outlook for Southern Illinois Turns Warmer
Mostly fair and warmer conditions expected Sunday into Monday with highs in the 80s. Night temps dip to the upper 50s to lower 60s, and weekend readings include a Saturday high near 78 with sunrise at 5 31 a m and sunset at 8 32 p m. Crab Orchard Lake sits about 1 inch above spillway while Little Grassy Lake remains at spillway level and Devil's Kitchen Lake 20 feet below spillway.
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Black book details Soviet espionage and U2 incident
Senate investigators released an FBI prepared black book by J Edgar Hoover detailing Soviet espionage in the United States. The 63 page report notes aerial photographs of major cities and attempts to obtain American maps and images through various methods. It covers recruitment industrial espionage and other spy activities over three decades.
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Disarmament Experts Seek New Formula
Washington June 18 United States disarmament experts began a final round of top level talks on a projected new formula to break the deadlock in the East West arms conference Frederick M Eaton the U S representative at Geneva conferred with State Department officials and plans for discussions with Herter McCone and Defense leaders Eaton and colleagues consider a bridge building approach between Western and Soviet plans aiming to show progress and initiative in disarmament efforts.
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Tax Proposal Defeated in Senate Vote on Gore Amendment
The Senate killed the Gore amendment to tax extension debt ceiling aimed at removing a loophole allowing industries to claim a percentage on finished products. It would tax on raw mineral value and was estimated to save 609 million yearly. The vote 39 to 26 followed a tense session with potential late-night debates.
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