European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 10, 1962, Darmstadt, Hesse                                �00 the stars and stripes thursday May 10, coming through Stuut Pilot diff Wynten entered Tytla Boulduc and went oat the other end the Bard Way. Hoc Rashed the far child pm throng a the Structure to fall throttle daring the nations air circus at the grand Racetrack at Riverside Calif. He climbed out on Hurt. Up Obata 5 in a of k i Chi w it m at uni the my m it a twin gain an Hawl he 3or  Tan 3ta of on Teufen pwt a but dec says no danger to humans in new York Indianapolis trip uranium solution leaks in interstate truck Indianapolis  truck loaded with 1,300 pounds of a radioactive natural uranium plating solution had a la f All the Way from new York state to Indianapolis it was disc Tod Here. Atomic Energy commission officials said the leak waft not Dis covered until the True Frohle Obville n.y., pulled into an Indian Upolu truck terminal an dec investigating team said it till was t sure whether the Tennessee i wins essay prize Akron two up Vivia Nann Howell. 1% of , Tern has been named first prizewinner in an essay Content sponsored by the United r. Rubber workers Council of ladies 1 Auxilio  Howell whose father is a member of Law local 194, received a $50 award Mae Goldsmith 17, a senior a Glennwood High school nor can ton onto received a $25 Check for second place. The girls wrote on the topic How the labor movement has influenced american  leak had stopped. But the a decided to Send the truck and its cargo of 100 Drums of solution onto  anyway. An dec spokesman said the so Lution was weak and not dangerous to humans although i would advise drinking it he said the leak did not drip on the Highway Between new York and Indiana William Brobst chief of a radiological team dispatched Here from the Chicago office of theace said the truck would go on to st  one of the Drums cracked inside the truck Brobst said. Evidently it had been leak ing very slightly All along it route but the floorboards kit soaking up the solution and it did t drip through until the truck reached  said a Check was made along the truck s route at All place where the Driver halted for any length of tune. We found no sign of any Lea along the route not until the truck got Here. There is no Hazard to anyone he said. Howard Baldwin director of in formation for the dec office in Chicago said a leak was detected which involved a Small amount of medal for Bob Hope winning House of Washington the dignified House of representatives banking and currency committee usually considers More weighty matters but it swiftly gave approval for a Gold medal for come Dian Bob Hope in the name of the people of the United states of  in fact. Chairman Brent Spence,d-ky., interrupted a hearing on Export controls to listen to  Symington d-mo., who is piloting the Gold medal Resolution through Congress. It already has passed unanimously in the Senate. Symington said of the comedian that no Man has Given More generously in travelling to entertain american troops abroad especially at Christmas. He said Hope has spent the last is christmases a overseas bases making soldiers laugh. ,. Symington said what he s Don for these men in Camps abroad has to be seen to be   a three Man team headed by Brobst moved the truck onto a Large parking of near the term Inal. Brobst. Said his team aided by a Man from the Indiana st Leboard of health installed material which would absorb any further leakage Between Indianapolis and st  decided against unloading the Drums Here,1 Brobst  the truck gets to the Mallinckrodt chemical Plant in , the Drums can be unloaded without risk. We Don t have the manpower or the equipment to unload  said the floorboards of the truck would have to be destroyed after the Drums Are re moved. . Pay Scales favor indians budget aide says Washington up Deputy budget director Elmer b. Staats has told Congress that the indians Are faring better than the chiefs under present Federal pay Scales. Staats appeared before the House Post office and civil service com Mittee to support president Ken Nedy s $1 billion Federal pay raise proposal. The three year salary Reform plan would give High ranking Federal employees far larger pay increases than workers in the lower grades. Gives reason Staats said the reason for this difference was that surveys showed current Federal salary rates income of the lower grades Are Al ready equal to or better than private Industry rates for the same work Levels while Federal rates for positions of greater difficulty and responsibility Are lower than private Industry pays for similar work  this would be Good for the chiefs and not so Good for the indians rep. George m. Wall Hauser r-n.j., observed. Into line it would bring the chiefs an those in the Middle into the line with outside conditions Staat replied. Staats said the proposed pay in creases would total about 10.6 per cent after three years but the productivity should increase about31.7 per cent during the same period. It is therefore Clear that the average salary increase resulting from the president s proposal swell within the administration guidelines for  increases the budget director said. Kennedy uses Jet copter it s too noisy for Caroline Washington up presiden Kennedy used a new Jet powered helicopter for the first time on flight to Atlantic City n.j., to address a United Auto workers convention. The noise created by the new helicopter slightly disturbed the president s 4-year-old daughter Caroline who stood nearby to watch her father leave the Whitehouse grounds. The Little blonde girl held he hands Over As much of her ears and eyes As she could cover As she stood outside the White House  president s twin Turbine five bladed army helicopter too slightly More than an hour to reach Atlantic  on a Lollipop with the handle broken off Caroline stood next to the president s military aide maj Gen Chester v. Clifton to View the departure c lit ton leaned Over a few times to explain the new chopper s operations to Caroline. Goldwater says business to be Issue Chicago up sen. Burr Goldwater a Aru. Said he would make certain that president Kenedy s dictating to american by iness would be a Campaign Issue this fall Goldwater who is not up Forre election this year said a would Campaign vigorously on the steel Price Issue whenever he it asked to appear on behalf of of candidate the president has nothing say about what prices . Steel can charge. If he wants that Power i suggest he get the con i st tuition  Goldwater aaf&1 he said increases of wanes attic prices that Are needed by workers in Industry Are not inflationary it is increasing taxes and deficit government spending that Cream inflation he said. "1 think president Kennedy should concentrate on cleaning i own House first the senator talk Goldwater said he objected to or Kennedy using All of the Powers of government to a prices he said. The government should Only create a healthy Bhaji i Nesa climate Goldwater said As a result of the steel Price dispute Buslon has been falling off in recent weeks. J Powell to run again new York announced formally he will be candidate for re election to . House of  electricians Union Leader Harry Van Arsdale his Campaign manager. 5-year-old Mich. Boy found after 19 hours in swamp grand Haven Mich. Cap dear lord get me out of  this cry led to the Rescue of5-year-old Thomas Richardson who was found Barefoot and shivering after c 19-hour ordeal in a swampy Woods a mile North of his Rural  plea was heard by Henry Vanderwall 38, of Ferrysburg who was among 400 volunteers seeking the missing  tire department Rescue vehicle took tiie boy to municipal Hospital where he was reunited with his parents or. And mrs. Carl . The boy is on of fou Richardson children. Their Homfelt is about eight Miles Southeast of grand Haven. Thomas appeared slightly dazed but in apparent Good health and spirits. He had vanished from a group including his 6-year-old Broth Billy and four neighbor Cho after becoming separated from friends during a game of hid seek