European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 15, 1967, Darmstadt, Hesse                              Page 24 the stars  stripes Friday september 15, 1967 Fla. Teacher walkout ends others drag on by the associated press a week Long teacher strike i Broward county Fla., ended wednesday and optimistic notes were sounded in negotiations to Settle teacher walkout that have crippled the giant new York and Detroit school systems. But in Houston tex., provi Dence ., and 18 Michigan counties school dispute dragged on with no end in sight. And in new York the teach ers Union while talking Hope fully of negotiations continue to defy the courts. Working against the Ultima Tum of a court injunction to re open schools Broward count teachers and school Board officials accepted a Compromise Sal Ary offer that would boost starting pay to $5,600. The teachers had asked $5,650 and turned Down a school Board of Fer of $5,508. In new York behind the scenes negotiations were reported under Way to end a three Day walkout that has disrupted classes for the City s 1.1 million Public school youngsters. At one Point Albert Shanker president of the striking 49,000-member Al Cio unite federation of teachers said something May happen , a state supreme court Justice after a vain Effort at peacemaking issued a temporary injunction prohibiting continuation of the strike. The Union ignored another anti strike order when it launched the walkout monday and a Union Leader said this one would be defied  Justice Emilio Nunez postponed thursday for 24 hours hearing for contempt citations against leaders of the  granted the postponement at the request of Ernest Fleisch Mann attorney for the teachers who said he needed More Timeto prepare his Case. In Detroit negotiators for the City s 11,000 striking teachers and the Board of education were looking to a two year con tract As a possible solution tothe dispute that has kept 300,000 youngsters out of classes since last wednesday. In Michigan teachers in three school districts were working under court injunction while teachers in 18 other school districts remained on  Houston tex., leaders of a Boycott against three schools vowed to continue operating what they Call Freedom Public schools in 11 churches for 1,000 negro  leaders contend that the school Board never carried through on promises for a new elementary school Field House auditorium and new sanitary a  Providence ., a group of parents dissatisfied with the City s school integration plan mapped out details for a free Dom school As a faltering boy Cott of Public schools entered it third Day. Navy test pilots find 253 defects in full in continued from Page it tactical fighter  air Force version the f111a, has been  development of the Navy version the f111b, is now 2years behind schedule Deputy Secretary of defense Paul  told the subcommittee. He blamed the lag on inherent technical  under questioning by sen. John , d-ark., Nitze and rear adm. W. E. Sweeney con firmed that initial tests by Navy pilots turned up "100 mandatory for correction deficiencies plus "153 others that Are  there also was this Exchange Mcclellan it is Correct that in each of these preliminary tests reports by the pilots they concluded their report by saying the f111b is unsuitable for service Nitze that is Correct. They were reporting upon the particular planes they were flying these re research and development planes were not suit Able for service vice adm. T. F. Connolly Deputy chief of naval operations said test pilots Are instructed to write Down Ever single deficiency Large Small medium that therein. Necessarily such a report sound pretty bad to a Layman Connolly said. At another Point in the hear ing Mcclellan asked Nitze As of now the aircraft is extremely deficient in combat Mission capability. Is that not True As per your contract As per the contract that incorrect Nitze replied. But he added that it will do the Job and will do it better than any thing else we can buy referring to its presently anticipated i sentenced in nazi Case Friedberg Germany Spe Cial pvt. William d. Whit Meyer of co a 1st in 32nd Armor was found guilty of wilfully disobeying a lawful order by special court martial Here wednesday and was sentenced to three months at hard labor a 3rd army div spokesman  charge on which Whit Meyer was convicted stems from his affiliation with the american nazi party. He had been distributing propaganda for the party. The 19-year-old Soldier fro Redondo Beach Calif also was ordered to forfeit $67 monthly Fornix months. Whitmeyer was found innocent of a second charge of wrongfully threatening a wit , whose conviction and sentence Are subject to re View is being held in the Frank Furt stockade. Mission of protecting naval fleets. Connolly agreed. It makes alot More sense Money Wise and Tim Wise to proceed with this baby than any other alternative he said. Mcclellan is chairman of an other Senate subcommittee that has conducted an off and on investigation of the tfx program since 1962, when Secretary of defense Robert s. Mcnamara awarded general dynamics contract to develop an All purpose Craft that could be used by both the air Force and Navy. By a High degree of commonality Between the two versions Mcnamara estimated he could save $1 billion. But Mcclellan contended in an interview that this claimed saving has be come a multimillion  research and development costs originally were estimated at $711 million he said but no will exceed $2 billion. The initial estimate for producing 1,700 of the planes was $5.8 billion he added but now we Are told that to produce 1300 planes or 400 less it is going to Cost $10billion to $12  lost your head the fellow at the left has lost his head Over the revolutionary Wankel rotary Piston engine while the Guy on the right has lost his head Over another exciting exhibit. There were models of All sizes and descriptions to inspect at the opening of the 43rd inter National automobile show thursday at the Frankfurt Fairgrounds. Firms from 17 countries Are displaying products at the exhibition. Story on Page 2. Is photos by Milnes new fax Jet to supplement Al 11 continued from Page 11ing intense interest in what could develop into a Multi Bil lion Dollar addition to the . Air  contractors Are All doing a lot of work already vice adm. T. F. Connolly Deputy chief of naval operations told Senate appropriations subcommittee in testimony release wednesday. The situation has gone quite . David l. Mcdonald chief of naval operations Testi fied that recent studies concluded that even when the f-111b be comes operational the Navy also would have to have another fighter plane aboard the car  when we came to that conclusion it eased the minds Ofa hell of a lot of people Mcdonald added. He said the f4"and ultimately the fax would supplement the f-111b.it was under questioning by sen. John l. Mcclellan d-ark., that Connolly described the  office of the Secretary of defense specifically directed the director of defense re search and engineering to work with the air Force and Navy on the characteristics that Are needed and required in a new fighter or fighter attack combi nation air plane to replace the f4," Connolly  has Jed in our Case Navy to a design of an air plane that will do both the fighter and the attack Job which will probably have a swing Wing be built around a new engine have advanced electronics take the most modern and sophisticated weapons. And be generally a High performance fighter he added. In. Karl e. Mundt r-s.d.,asked Connolly would this be a substitute then for the f-111bor a supplementary plane a supplementary plane Connolly replied. Not a Fleet interceptor a True fighter for fighter combat and also Capa ble of  Korea charge attack by allies Tokyo a North Korea news Agency reported another shooting incident along the line dividing South and North Korea Early thursday and said the enemy left behind a number of bodies and weapons in  the korean Central new Agency Kuna claimed the enemy troops armed with heavy weapons crossed the demarcation line three Miles Southeast of Fuhwa i and attacked a North korean guard Post at 1 55 . Kuna said North Korea troops immediately took a self defense measure dealing a Tell ing counter blow to the armed in vaders and repulsing  added the enemy hurriedly took to his heels leaving number of bodies and Many weapons of various kinds and  Kuna said the repeated armed attack of the . Imperialists on posts of our S.D. show what a grave stage they have reached in their drive for in creasing tension in Korea and igniting a new War after wrecking the armistice  in Seoul the South korean government charged North korean acts of violence along the Borderland termed the korean armistice agreement a Mere scrap  emerging from an emergency session of the National Security Council thursday Public information minister Hong Jong Chul said South Korea is resolved Totake certain very serious actions against further provocations. Lbs. Continued from Page it and think we have done our duty. Or we can encourage respect for Law and for those who protect us in its name. We can pay the Bill for improving the performance of our police and Pur courts and correctional institutions. We can insist on devoting enough of our resources and brainpower to meet the prob lems of crime and to make America safer and More just Fornall its  the president said he does no believe morality in America is  responsibility this nation has shown in meeting its human obligation at Home and abroad convinces me that America immorally Strong today. Self righteous indignation snot a policy Johnson said. It is a substitute for  America needs is not More hand wringing about crimean the streets. America needs a policy for action against crimean the  late sports Newport  A intrepid of the United states swept to her third straight Vic tory thursday Over Australia s Dame Pattie in the Best of seven series for yachting s America s cup. She needs Only one More Victory to whip the wingless aussies