A stray cat which walked into the Police headquarters in Newcastle on Tyne produced a

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A stray cat which walked into the Police headquarters in Newcastle on Tyne produced a

A stray cat which walked into the Police headquarters in Newcastle on Tyne produced a litter of kittens in the police drivers rest room. The drivers have now got used to finding kittens sleeping in their hats and boots!
February 1962

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