Fresh Meat His Weakness Hawk Scout Becomes Pals
Mike Daum, 11, befriends a wild sparrow hawk named Benky found near his home. The hawk, once ill and unable to fly, improves with daily food and care, then freely roams the yard and returns to perch on Mike. Despite parental caution, the tame bird spends evenings in its cage and visits for meals, water, and a bath.
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Weary
Mike
Mike Daum
Jack Daum
Kinney’s Lane
Kinney's Lane
Stout
Sparrow Hawk
Benky
Daum
Tim
Help Stays In House On Reduced Foreign Aid Bill
The House tentatively approved a 3.8 billion dollar foreign aid program, 1.1 billion less than Eisenhower asked. A final vote is planned Monday. money will be set in a separate bill. A bid to cut all aid to Yugoslavia failed.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
White House
Senate
Recreation Program Ready Opening Set Monday
Portsmouth draws attention as the city launches its 10 week summer playground program across eight play areas starting Monday. The City Recreation and Parks board announced final season plans including a 10 person staff with five first time play leaders and new Buckeye Island site overlooking Municipal Stadium.
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Portsmouth
City Recreation and Parks Maintenance and Advisory Board
L. T. Henderson
Claude Estepp
Grandview ‘Ave
Mound Park
Manor Louis Weinstine
Sherman Rd
Tracy Park
Harold Thomas Wilson
Summit St. Linton Park
Judy Benner
Franklin Ave
Buckeye Island
Henderson
Charles St
Municipal Stadium
Old City
YMCA
Dulles Warns on Red Military Buildup in Speech
Ames Iowa Secretary of State Dulles warned that Russia is making a gigantic effort to build its military establishment. He urged Americans not to seek security at bargain prices and urged continued 40 billion dollars yearly spending on armed forces and foreign aid as long as communism persists. He called peace insurance essential and supported foreign alliances with 42 nations while criticizing strict neutrality as immoral and obsolete. He noted Eisenhower backed the speech and defended maintaining and possibly increasing aid to allies and economic assistance.
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Ames
Iowa
Dulles
Hussia
Puler
United States
Tawa State College
Congress
America
Moscow
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Europe
Asia
Dutles
Swim Classes Begin Monday at Terrace Club
Learn to swim classes start Monday at the Terrace Club under Charles L. Fugitt of the city fire department. Lt. Fugitt chairs the first aid and water safety committee for Scioto County Red Cross and is assisted by a long list of volunteers. Classes run Monday through Friday beginning at 5 pm each day.
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Terrace Club
Charles L. Fugitt
Fugit
First Aid
American Red Cross
Scioto County
Chuck Lorentz
Pat Mitchell
Tom Williams
Marvin’ Triggs
Emily Allen
Robert Rar Jan
Carol Lorentz
Ruth Oakley
Mike Williams
Frosty Williams
Karen Williams
Ralph Stevens
Barbara Stevens
William Bierley
Betty Bierley
Jean Longeway
Frank Blood
Carol Fuller
Linda Enterline
Susie Flemin
Julia Smith
Ginnybelle Smith
Fer Mathews
Karlene Daehler
Harry Martin
Gene Crawford
Uars
Hetty Fugit
Spm
Two Die In Separate Jackson Sciota Roads Crashes
A 4 year old Twin Valley girl died on Route 159 near Sciota County as a vehicle struck her while she crossed the highway. The other crash occurred on Route 139 near her home, killing a local resident as a northbound car struck a pedestrian.
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Dnto
Jackson County
Twin Valley
Sciota County
Jean Carlene
Bonnie) Kongos
Nick Kongos
Pam
Mercy Heosite
Damon Leroy Livens
Beaver
Jack Cltyon
Jon
N. Bos
Xeep
Pahe
Teal
Jack
Ison
Kongos
iKilled
Portsmouth
Carl Lee Haley
Oak Hill Rt
Portsmouth Post
Kongas
Hary Auto
Walter Herls
J Auto
Mr. Haley
Inside The Times: church announcements and social affairs lead
A compact page covers church notices social affairs and community events alongside brief editorial and theater listings. It notes radio and television schedules with roundabout Portsmouth items and local theater and sports updates.
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Church Announcements Comics
Portsmouth
Eisenhower recovery outlook and carpenters contract
A leading medical authority said President Eisenhower’s outlook for full recovery is very good and expected to regain full health within weeks after regional ileitis. Separately a two year contract raises carpenter wages in the 19 county district to 3.02 per hour by Nov 1 1956 with raises of 5 to 10 cents through 1957 58 and travel pay for 18 miles. The deal ends most AFL craft agreements this year with cement finishers plasterers and lathers remaining.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Eisenhower
Burill Crohn
Kleitis
Crofin
Crohin
New Milford
Conn
Crohn
District Council of Carpenters
Portsmouth
Huntington
AFL
Carpenters
President Eisenhower Successfully Operated On Intestine
Surgeons called the emergency operation on President Eisenhower to relieve an intestinal obstruction a success. He is described as recovering satisfactorily and expects to resume duties without interruption. The five-hour procedure at Walter Reed was led by Maj. Gen. Leonard Heaton and included four surgeons.
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Ce Eed
Washington
Maj
John Eisenhower
Waller Bi
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Hagerty
Leonard D. Heaton
Walter Reed
Isador Ravdin
Unversity of Pennsylvania Medical School
Philadelphia
Robert T. Gants
Walter Heed
Max D. Smith
Bloodmobile to Visit Portsmouth for Two Days
The Huntington Regional Red Cross Bloodmobile will stop at First Presbyterian Church on Third and Court Streets in Portsmouth next week for a two day June visit. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day with donor registration from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at the Red Cross blood recruitment office in the National Bank building. Mrs. Richard Ander, 2005 blood registration chairman, urged replacements for blood used by local hospital patients, noting the program’s success depends on donors.
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Huntington
Red Cross
Portsmouth
First Presbyterian Church
Third and
Court Sts
Red Cross Blood
I the
National Bank
Richard Ander
'New Approach' Rejection Of Bulganin Arms Bid Predicted
U S administration officials predicted a rejection of Soviet Premier Bulganin's proposal for a new approach to disarmament. They noted the plan lacks safeguards against violations and would move Soviet forces from East Germany to Poland, leaving American troops in West Germany. Talks with Britain and France were planned, and a White House briefing followed Moscow radio coverage.
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Jobn M. Hightower
Washington
U — Administration
Russia
Germany
Nikolai Bulgani
Eisenhower
White House
Moscow Radio
State Dulles
Bulganin
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Britain
France
Bulgarin
East Germany
Poland
America
West Germany
GOP Nominee Election Hinge On Ike Siege
Washington column notes Eisenhower’s current illness and a possible second term bid depend on recovery. An exploratory operation seeks cause of a small intestinal obstruction while doctors stress Ike’s overall condition remains solid. The piece weighs how a protracted illness could alter GOP nomination dynamics and potential successors.
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Jack Bell
Washington III
Eisenhower
Denver
White House
James C. Hagerty
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
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Emilie Shields
Jackson, Sciota Roads
Givens
Inside the Times
Tnore
Samuel T. Kenyon
William A. Newman
Wiliam Yeager
Jack Cunningham
Charles E. Vanderpool
George H. Sellards
Tronton
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