Pigeon Squeaky Attends High School With Master
Squeaky the pigeon, rescued as a chick, accompanies Edward Hill to school daily in McAlester Oklahoma. The bird cheerfully circles around its owner then heads back toward home as they reach the campus.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1959
Page
11
Squeaky the pigeon, rescued as a chick, accompanies Edward Hill to school daily in McAlester Oklahoma. The bird cheerfully circles around its owner then heads back toward home as they reach the campus.
Six year old Greta Jan Zachary in Crawfordsville Indiana read 250 books to qualify for a party invitation offered by the city library for youngsters who read 10 or more books in nine weeks. The program targets promoting reading over television.
A team from SAC Operations Analysis at Offutt Air Force Base advised Gen Power on combat readiness. Civilians in electronics, math, statistics, geophysics and meteorology studied radar, comms and attack options before Power announced 15 minute airborne readiness in 1957. The aerospace sector claims it is America’s largest technical manual publisher, with Air Force costs topping 250 million dollars annually and moves toward standardization.
Mendell E. Williams once named model prisoner was found guilty by a seven officer court martial of motor vehicle theft. He received a second dishonorable discharge and three years at hard labor for escaping a prison work farm on September 26 and was recaptured in Sedalia Missouri three days later. Williams, the son of a Kentucky coal miner, had been sentenced to 30 years for killing a Japanese counterintelligence agent in Hokkaido on May 3, 1953, and his sentence was reduced to three years at hard labor as a reward for being selected model prisoner last year.
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