European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 6, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The stars and stripes Lalma Pentagon studying to Heath Rickover attacks  sub Holdup Washington a adm Hyman g. Rickover has accused the Pentagon s chief dentist of using studies and More studies to hold up Nav development of a new super with Sig wifi costly lower noise Levels than sow exist in . Nuclear attack subs could be used to track so Viet missile carrying submarines. Rickover renowned proponent of nuclear ships said the Navy agreed last dec. 8 it need-1ed the new submarine but that or. Johns Foster has Kepi Call ing for new paper work. Foster is director of defens research and engineering and the principal adviser to Secre tary of defense Clark m. Clif Ford in the  or. Foster got the problem he has made four or five studies. What the next delaying tactic will be i simply Don t know Rickover asserted. It s like the Hydra headed monster. Every ume you prove one thing another Issue is  said civilian analysts in the Pentagon use this tactic to study things to  the comments came in transcript released thursday night of testimony Given in March on the . Submarine program before the Senate preparedness investigating sub committee. Foster in a later appearance before the panel said he sup ported the Effort to lower noise Levels through the Rickover pro posed nuclear propulsion plan but he said other things have Tobe considered before the Penta gon sets out to build what might be an expensive one of a kind  indicated the new sub Marine would Cost far More than the $85 million estimated for the latest Sturgeon class submarines and said that would be pretty expensive research. On March 19 Foster promised decision one Way or another by july 1, but nothing was announced. On wednesday in response to questions the Pentagon acknowledged the project May beaut in order to meet congressionally ordered spending reductions. Rickover charged civilian analysis and surface ship proponents with blocking submarine Progress. He said Russia Al ready is far ahead in numbers. Ivea protests to Rusk Africa official charges Bias in Dallas tavern Dallas Tex a the National education association Nea filed a protest thursday to the state department after a Dallas tavern s refusal to serve father lands plane in Trees to save family Indiana a. A a fam ily of four from Dunkirk n.y., escaped serious injury or death the fourth of july when their Light plane its engine dead settled onto the tops of Pine Trees near this Western Penn Sylvania town. It s a Miracle said a re Porter who was at the scene. They did t even get a  the plane had come Down a few feet farther it probably would have gone Over a 100-foot  Robert j. Robinson was Pilot ing the single engine Cessna from Dunkirk to Somerset pa.,and had his wife. Joyce and their two children Wendy 5,and Holly 10 months aboard. They had planned a Holiday vis it with Robinson s grandmother at Somerset. Spotted Trees but Robinson said the engine just conked  As the plane lost Altitude he spotted a club Ter of Pine Trees. He said later he was hoping he could set Downin the tree tops. Brace yourself he warned his wife. The plane glided into the Pines and came to rest sus Pended by its wings from the Trees just off . 422, nine Miles East of  helicopter Pilot who was spraying crops nearby saw the plane go Down and landed to give help which proved unnecessary. A High official of an african nation. The african is a guest at the association s annual convention. Moo i Vitus Molapo first Secretary of the embassy of the kingdom of Lesotho South Afri Ca reported to Nea officials that he was refused service be cause of his race. Nea officials including Sam Uel b. Ethridge a negro recently appointed to a High level postas head of human relations went to the tavern to investigate. They were told they could not be served. The establish ment is near the convention site in Dallas. Moi Apo who entered the Tav Ern alone told Nea officials that a waitress said to him can t you see that you re Black we Don t serve Blacksin  probe asked in a Telegram to Secretary of state Dean Rusk read to some 7,000 delegates at the association s representative Assembly Nea executive Secretary Samm. Lambert requested the state department to make an offi Cial apology to Secretary Molapo s ambassador in washing  the same time. Lambert said the Justice department gun Cache seized Here is part of a Large ache of automatic weapons and explosives seized in a suburban Home in Salt Lake City Utah by Treasury agents and Deputy sheriffs. The raid followed the arrest of a teen aged boy who told Law enforcement officials that he stole four sub machine guns in the burglary of the Home on june 10. Associated press photo was  to investigate Cir surrounding the Case and indicated that the Seamay file a $100,000 civil suit against parties concerned for embarrassment to the association and the affected i Dividu  Nea complained to dal Las City officials who said the Yare investigating the incident. Nea president Braulio Alons told delegates the occurrence reflects on the integrity of the party meets in new York paper reports . Communists claim readers favor role in student strikes controls t a k it v or i of it t fat. New York up the communist party of the United states declared thursday it hashed an Active role in National student strikes on most of the general campuses. Gus Hall nation Alnea and a distinguished South Secretary of the party told african visitor copies of the Telegram we resent to president Johnson the Dallas City manager Dallas mayor Eric Jonsson and Sena tors Ralph Yarborough d-Tex.,and John Tower a Tex. Newsmen at the party s firs National convention since 1940, the party feels the struggle of the students to get a greater voice is important. We support  said communists were Hackensack . A Active at the Columbia universe the Hackensack record has re to student rebellion which ported that readers responding disrupted the Campus from april 23 to the end of the school year and in various anti War to a Survey favor some Type of gun control Laws by an Over whelming majority. And anti draft demonstrations. At most of the campuses there were comm j of the afternoon newspaper said_., that of the 11,000 replies it re major Cei Ved 10 351 favored some Type lists  he said. The party and about 100,000 supporters were , while Only 665has 13,000 dues paying members the record printed a Coupon on its front and inside pages for according to Hall. About 100 \ one week asking readers their 7 children drown in boating mishap Lake Wales Fla. A seven children and a 35-year-old Man drowned thursday when heir 12-foot outboard motor boat capsized on a Lake South Flake Wales. An eighth child Vernesie Auguy 14, was rescued by an off duty Deputy sheriff Raymond Parks a Fisherman said the boat rolled Over spill ing its nine occupants into 15 feet of water when the Man operating the motor attempted to make a turn. He apparently was trying to head the boat Back to Shore where several families were picnicking Parks Suid. Officials said apparently Noone in the boat was Able to swim. Vacationing Polk county Dep Uty Ray Greubel said the playgirl and William Harrell the operator of the boat were clinging to the overturned Craft when he reached them., ,. Officials said the girl slipped off and both Han Ell and the Deputy left the boat to retrieve her. Greubel caught the Girland Harrell do api ear0 s population has been f u to of firearms dec reasons or holding Only level s and Chance in present  1960, a study by the City University  University s estimate placed the City population in 1966 at 7,532,000, subject to a sum i us i us an no change in Panthe paper said it did not break Down the replies but re ported that the great majority of respondents favored a Bun on mail order sales. Coupons were presented T has described new Jersey s gun this was 437,000 below the fed control Laws As the toughest i nation. Hughes in turn pre eral estimate of 7,969,000 As of july 1, 1966, and 249,984 below the 1960 census report of 7,781,9vs4. Seated the coupons to now Jer sey congressmen