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Newest Tenant Moves
Into the White House
WASHINGTON — The White
House has another new resident—
a cat of undetermined age and
dubious background.
The latest addition to the ex
ecutive mansion was introduced
to the press this week.
White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger, badgered for
more news at his press conference,
finally let the cat out of the bag
by declaring that “Tom Kitten’’
had moved in.
Newsmen were not satisfied
i with just facts: Tom is the pet of
the Kennedy’s daughter, Caro
line, 3. He is gray with yellow
eyes, of the alley variety and has
been living at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss,
Mrs. Kennedy’s step-father and
mother, in nearby McLean, Va.
Then Pamela Turnure, Mrs.
Kennedy’s press secretary, turn
ed up with the cat. They were
surrounded quickly by photog
raphers.
The Kennedys have another
pet, a Welsh terrier named
Charlie, who has not moved into
the White House.
Also still to move in are Caro
line and her baby brother, John
Jr., who are in Palm Beach, Fla.
Fire Marshal Blames
Ketchikan Fire On
Improper Construction
JUNEAU UPl — State Fire Mar
shall Robert Crouse yesterday
blamed the physical features of
building construction for the
spread of the fire which destroyed
a portion of downtown Ketchikan.
Crouse said recent inspections
showed the buildings in the area
of the fire were constructed very
close to one another and that no
fire traps or breaks had been in
stalled.
He said the inspections showed
that in many cases the buildings
were built so close together that
it would be impossble to work
fire lines adequately.
Crouse credited the Ketchikan
Fire Department, which he called
one of the most modem and best
in the State, for keeping the fire
from spreading farther than it
did.
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