European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 28, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Tuesday May 28, 1963 the stars and stripes Page 3 wastes kill 7 million fish in . Washington More than 7 million fish were killed Las year by factory and City wastes and agricultural poisons Dun. Pod into the nation s Rivers and lakes the Public health service pcs reported. Based on reports from 3fl states and the District of Columbia. Pcs said about one fourth of those killed were game fish two thirds were forage fish and one tenth were trash fish. Most of the 7,118,000 fish were poisoned in Rivers the service said. It blamed Domestic sewage for the greatest number of deaths. How Ever pcs said 53 per cent of the contamination in lakes and Rivers came from factories. Firm not named agricultural poisons like chemical that was dropped into a Creek after an air plane sprayed a Cotton Field killed slightly More than 91.000 fish. In 1961, such poisons were the chief cause Offish killed. Mining operations exterminate another 694.932. While pcs did not generally name particular companies or cities As contamination sources a week end report from a congressional committee put the blame on the Federal government for about 3 percent of the total National water pollution. Doing Saiq thins rep. Robert e. Jones a Ala. Chairman of a House government operations subcommittee said after Jaq Ftp a investigation of the prob 10m that while the government warned Industry and cities about dumping their wastes it was doing the same thing. He mid Federal facilities in every Tate were getting rid of wastes by dumping them in Waterways or on the , the committee has Beard testimony that Industry accounts for More than to per Cen of the National water pollution while local communities contribute 4ft per cent 30 senator Washington up thirty eni tors joined in n proposed Resolution urging that the United states seek an agreement wit Russia to ban All atmospheric and the group included some i a w. Makers with differing View one , proposal it Geneva for n comprehensive nuclear test ban Linda s got Greeley Colo. A Lundn Cornish 22, Given Only three years o live two years ago has Bee graduated from Colorado state col Ere with a life expectancy of 50 years. She said it reminded her of the reality that i m still alive and of my Reward for the Trust that placed in god two years  then doctors gave Linda just three years to live unless she crash injures sex senator from Montana Washington a former sen. Burton x. Wheeler of Mon Tana was slightly injured when the car he was Riding in struck a parked vehicle police said. The 81-year-old politician and lawyer said he was wearing on of those scat belts but nonetheless smacked his head against the Windshield with Only minor dam age to his Scalp. I be been accused of being hard headed before he said As he rested at Home. I guess this  Wheeler was treated at George town Hospital after the Accident which occurred on outlying Mac Arthur Boulevard. His daughter in Law mrs. Char Lotte Wheeler 47. Of Chevy Chase,md., was admitted to the Hospital for  s son Arthur 47. Was driving when he fell asleep according to the former senator and  younger Wheeler was charged with failure to pay ultime and attention to his driving found Hobt brith Metrah Cuoto Teller a we mined to a London  let new found in her put nent needing Iram cute on her a we leg s urge Ai Roath which also would cover underground testing. Sen. Thomas j. Dodd d-Conn., of Fred Tho proposal. He has Boona critic of the . Proposal. Isted As principal cosponsor was Senate Democrat be whip Hubert h. Humphrey. Minn., a Champion of the administration s proposal. In separate statements prepared heart an a Derwent a dangerous heart oper ton involving he repairing of the mitral valve. This valve guards the Penang Between the heart s left urls la and the left ventricle Andrt vents blood from flowing Back o the Auricle. It appeared successful but Anam notion indicated a second duration was necessary due to recur ring murmur. The surgeon found the murmur was caused by a Atlon on the upper part of the Olve. A strip of synthetic material was placed around the valve to a event it from dilating. Now instead of three years to to. Linda has More than 50 years doctors predict. Says Linda god gives you Only hat which you can Bear and no have endless Days opportunities and Hope. I m going to work As a Secre Ary this summer. But i Hope teach business dictation in second by schools next  she also Hope for a Normal  can play  she says but o far Only o limited amount. Cloven t been swimming yet but i Hope to swim this summer. I Hope Birdt Nan s latest parole bid denied by . Board Washington api the test application for parole submitted by Robert f. Stroud. The Birdman of Al Carfax has been denied without comment chair Man Richard a. Chappell of thess Board of parole reported. Stroud 73, is serving a life sen tence for murder of a prison guard at the Leavenworth kan., is. Penitentiary. He became an authority on Birds while working in a Laboratory a Leavenworth prison. A Book and a movie based on his life brought widespread interest in his Case. Stroud is now a prisoner at the is. Medical Center at Springfield to. Crash survivors found in swamp Miami up two thirsty foot sore Hollywood. Fla., men who had been forced to land their plane in the Everglades have been res cued by a coast guard helicopter Joseph Paller Pilot and owner of the plane and Kenneth Wade were in Good health but weary after their 20-hour ordeal in the vast swamp. Paller said he had to crush Lam his plane when the engine quit a he made a Low pass Over som Deer. The men without flares or sur Vulval equipment began walking they had trudged 15 Miles the the coast guard reached them. The plane located 30 to 40 mile West Trout it West of Here was 1good condition the coast Guart said. But a spokesman added it take some doing to get it out o  90130 Holiday toll predicted Chicago a the Natrona Between 90 and 130 person would be killed in automobile traffic Ove tha memorial Day Holiday. A water / or Senate delivery Dodd and Humphrey wild a proposal to ban atmospheric and underwater no r ear test a mild avoid the con rovers Over detection of under ground tests and the right of on Lite inspect Ion since under in tar and atmospheric tests could be readily detected. They said the limited treaty d a degree hat eventually i la be Able to take Art in Oil Normal  Linda s parents. Or. And  Cornish live in Arvada Colo., suburb of Denver and Linda Hopes land a teaching Job in that area. Rockefeller Grants total $2.9 million new York up the Rocke Eller foundation has announced St Quarter Grants totalling $2.917,-056 for such far ranging subjects s promoting racial understanding n the South and collecting snails Africa. Foundation president j. George array said that during the same Elrod a total of 19 fellowships warded to individuals from 14 out rules became  in the medical and Nat rat science amounted to $1,009, 15 agricultural sciences $785,155lumanltles and social sciences 1, 001,276, and Genera categories 121.410.a Grant of $50.000 was awarded for the general support of then Terracall Southern regional Council inc., of Atlanta ga.,which studies regional race win ions problems and provides con ult Atlon to citizens groups. John b. Burch curator of Mol uses and assistant professor of zoology at the University of Milchl an was awarded $3,000 to collect nails and observe  research in  lasts is a disease transmitted to Man by snails. Hurl Swallow flies right to first Aid Peoria. Iii. Up an injured Swallow know just where to go for  Bird with singed Wing tips and an injured leg. Flew through he front door of the mercy ambulance service Here. Attendants transported the Swal Low by ambulance to Glen Oak zoo. Where it was Given medical Atten Tion. Rodeo bulls get Loose and Horn in on victors Indianapolis up five Brahma bulls escaped from their chutes and held 10,000 Rodeo fans at Bay As they roamed under Tho stands to a parking  at the opening "500"  Rodeo rounded up the Ules and no injuries were reported reds free Bri alter 42 year Hong Kong a Harold George King a British missionary for Jehovah s witnesses has walked across Tho chinese cum a unlit Border into Hong Kong Ofree Man after 4 i years of Cap Tiv Ltd in red  was arrested in Shanghai in october 1938 and subsequent sentenced to five years imprison espionage and counterrevolution try  charges Hove been de i ban try would end 1 rating which con turn Miles the atmosphere and would slow the nuclear arms race. It also would by n first step toward Sree Mont on a comprehensive treaty when technical questions relating o underground detection have pin resolved they added this Resolution is a major Stem it to stuff the Genie of radio Active contamination and proliferation of nuclear weapons capabilities Back into Tho bottle where  Bald Humphrey. Dodd said an underwater and atmospheric test ban would be a  significant begin n  it would he said substantially reduce the amount of testing conducted by both sides it would eliminate the testing of must megaton weapons he said it would take account of the legitimate. It somewhat exaggerated concern of would Public opinion Over the danger of cumulative atmospheric fallout approved the Resolution would express the sense of the Senate that the United states should again offer an underwater atmospheric treaty to the soviet negotiators at Geneva. The Resolution also urge that it the soviet Union rejects the underwater atmospheric treaty the United states should commit itself before the world to refrain from testing underwater or in the atmosphere so Long a the so Viet Union abstains. In 8tat of readiness it would require that the unite states. In any such moratorium keep its testing facilities in state of constant readiness so that this country would not be unprepared if Tho russians should re sume testing. In addition to Dodd and Humphrey sponsors were Sens. E. A Bob Baruel d Alaska Quentin n. Burdock. . Clifford p. Caser no. Frank Church d Idaho Paul h. Douglas d-z1i.joseph s. Clark a a. Clair Enate a calf Ernest Gruening a alas a Philip a. Hart a much. Daniel k. Inouye a Hagwall Kenneth b. Keating . Gale w. Mcgee a Wyo. George s. Mcgovern d . Lee Metcalf. A Mont Wayne Morse Dore. Frank e. Moss d Utah Edmund s. Muscled male Mourne b. Neuberger do r  l. Prouty a it Jennings Randolph do. A. Abraham Rob coff. A Conn. Hugh Scott a a. John Sparkman a Ala. Ralph Yarborough a Tex. Peter h. Doll Nick. A Colo. Jacob k. Javits . Eugene j. Mccarthy d -minn., and Este Kefauver. D Tenn. Mormons Start work on . Fair temple1 new York