6A COUNTRY SAGE Friday, March 21, 1969 DESERET NEWS, Nuclear Subs Face Russian Threat U. S. (UPI) -fears The WASHINGTON The Pentagon Soviet Union's growing submarine fleet may develop j nations nuclear arsenal was first disclosed by Defease Secretary Melvrn K. Laird and his deputy, David Packard, during testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee Thursday. They declined to elaborate except to say the Russian threat could develop by the LUMBER BUY AND SAVE AT KETCHUM'S 4th So. it 7th W- .- Open lilO tin. 355-465- 6 m.m.- -i p.m. .hi.4 p.m. the hearing, But a reliable source told SAVINGS FREE $219 TV TRAY LATEX WALL PAINT Reg. $6.69 . 27 gal. 7.23 4.97 Taint SeftGle Satin tnamal a 7.47 0. J n 7.47 O.JX High Glass Enamai SAVE ,uo 60 at Massachusetts of Technology. Killian said the $50,000 will be sent at the former presidents request to Eisenhower College at Seneca Falls, N.Y. Unexpected Quarry mm It The FULTON, MO. 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An level SUPER WARM 1197 -- GREAT FOR WORK OR SPORTS friendly hearing by the Senate Armed Services Committee. on Vietnam He testified Wednesday before the armed forces panel. Laird today repeated his contention that the Safeguard, plan would protect U.S. missile sites so the United States could retaliate for any Soviet attack with U.S. missiles. The defense secretary read from a formal statement; We cannot stop a massive Soviet attack on our cities Nor on our missile . . sites, Gore interrupted. Its easier to protect a few missiles than people, Laird replied. Gore said it was a matter of degree, then added: I WOOL FACE MASK IfUIIGLE BOOTS REISSUE NYLON CANVAS UPPERS -L- EATHER BOTTOMS SKY ROOM d JSgro mi VIETNAM HOTEL UTAH of St.' - STATE WALLPAPER a.IDWAtl-IMVttS- Church Mary, Aldermanbury, brought to the campus of Westminster College from the bombed ruins' of its site in London, is the cen- -' ter of the memorial. It was at Westminster- that iron Churchill delivered his curtain speech in March 1946, WathabU, Sunfait and 33 Patterns Reduced to . corporation Institute Churchill Library Dedication May 7 WAllPAPER SPECIALS Park The former presidents selection was announced Thursday by Dr. James R. Killian Jr., chairman of the award trustees and chairman of the sive missiles against Russian missiles. CITY OF INDUSTRY, CALIF. A stray black cat that (AP) antisubmarine warfare. keeps him awake was spotted Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, by Norman Henry Corker. In a chairman of the Joint Chiefs chase Corker, 48, lost the cat of Staff, referred to possible but caught two youths jimmying to the submarine open a rear door. The pair was dangers force in the mid 1970s. booked by sheriff's deputies! Packard said there are come early Thursday on suspicion of; things the Soviet Union might attempted burglary. do to make the Polaris subs less reliable. NYOLITE mh (AP) Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower has been chosen to receive the 1969 Atoms for Peace Award, which carries a $30,000 honorarium. The former secretary of the air force said even if Russia wiped out every Minuteman the United States could retaliate with nuclear missiles fired from Polaris and Poseidon subs, hidden beneath the ocean surface. Laird replied that was true only through 1972 or 1973. If you go beyond that date, I would have to seriously question your statement, he told Symington. Laird said new in things are taking place ktAJ m EnantllitJ marine CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Sen. said missiles, mistake. SI ft will- Ike To Get Peace Award intercontinental ballistic was a "grave WALLPAPER'SC STORE-WID- E as important os what he's ing to listen to." During Stuart Symington, the Safeguard system, designed to protect U.S. Minute-ma- n mid-1970'- 3 STATE he based his case for deployment on the Safeguard missile defense system on its alleged ability to protect U.S. offen- "What a preacher says isn't He wants to Russia Flans Capability For 1st Strike Laird Says Continued from First Page UPI that the menace was much less mysterious than it sounded. He said it was based on estimates of Russias future submarine strength and not developsophistication, ment of some new super weapon. Laird and Packard used the threat to the Polaris and Poseidon subs to buttress their argument for approval of the Safeguard antiballis-ti- c missile system. The source who disclosed the nature of the threat is a legislator opposed to the ABM. the strength and ability to find, attack and destroy U.S. subs equipped with Polaris and Poseidon nuclear missiles, it was learned today. 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