India Soviet sign 20 year peace and cooperation pact
India and the Soviet Union signed a 20 year treaty of peace friendship and cooperation. Foreign Minister Swaran Singh called it a stabilizing factor for Asia and nonaggression. The pact signed by Singh and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A Gromyko aims to abstain from aiding third parties in conflicts with the other country.
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India
Soviet Union
Myron L. Belkind
Associated Press
New Delhi
Pakistan
Swaran Singh
Asia
Andrei A. Gromyko
Singh
East
Russia
China
United States
America
Central Treaty Organization
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Peking
U.S
State Department
White House
Gromyko
Goddard Rocket Reports Presented to Roswell Center
Copies of two eyewitness accounts of the Aug. 9 1938 Goddard rocket flight were given to Wendell Ott director of the Roswell Museum and Art Center by Supt Maj Gen Sam W Agee for the New Mexico Military Institute. Capt H H Alden and Dr Marjorie L Alden taught at NMMI and witnessed the launch at dawn.
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Goddard
Wendlell Ott
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Sam W. Agee
New Mexico Military Institute
H.H. Alden
Marjorie L. Alden
NMMI
Col
D. C. Pearson
William R. Enyart
National Aeronautic Association
Washington, D.C
Washington
Alden
Four Week City Cleanup Planned for Roswell
Roswell chamber officials announce a four week spring cleanup plan dividing the city into four sectors after last weekend’s drive removed about 500 loads of trash. A Southeastern Roswell area impact was noted with alleys opening up after the event.
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Chaves County
Roswell
Hoffman
Roswell Museum Receives Goddard Flight Reports Anniversary
Wendall Ott presents copies of Dr. Robert Goddard's first rocket flight reports to Maj. Gen. Sam Agee at the Roswell Museum and Art Center on the 33rd anniversary. Agee announces the gift for display as part of preserving Goddard’s era while noting Apollo 15’s recent Earth return.
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Wendall Ott
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Robert Goddard
Sam Agee
New Mexico Military Institute
Dr. Goddard
Roswell
Open house date corrected for Southwestern Public Service
Southwestern Public Service Company will hold an open house at 2 p.m. on Tuesday August 17 to coincide with its golden anniversary. The originally published August 7 date in the Roswell Daily Record was in error. Roy Tolk, company president, announced the correction today.
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Southwestern Public Service Company
Roswell Daily Record
Roy Tolk
New GOP chairman blasts King Norvell in New Mexico
Thomas McKenna became New Mexico Republican chairman and accused Gov. Bruce King and Attorney General David Norvell of abusing four-year terms for political gain. He argued the change aimed to curb machine politics and cronyism and improve public service.
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Albuqurque
N.M
Republican Party
Thomas McKenna
Robert Davidson
Bruce King
Roswell Weather and Politics Mentioned in Article
Forecast calls for scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers with possible heavy storms tonight. McKenna urged GOP voters noting younger and older generations lean Democratic. he supports a strong program and capable candidates as new state party chair.
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McKenna
GOP
Davidson
Congress
Growth of QH racing predicted at meeting
The inaugural Quarter Racing Congress in Ruidoso Downs closed with forecasts of rapid growth for quarter horse racing. AQHA executive secretary Don Jones named Canada New York Ohio Florida Louisiana and possibly Mexico as potential parimutuel sites. Ruidoso broodmare sale set three world records with Go Galla Go selling for 127 500 and an average 10 722 per horse. Sponsor Walt Wiggins said next year’s event plans begin immediately and the congress has sparked broad interest.
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Ruidoso Downs
Don Jones
American Quarter Horse Association
Amarillo
Tex
Congress
Canada
New York
Ohio
Florida
Louisiana
Mexico
Jones
AQHA
Ohio Racing Commission
Walt Wigging
Roswell
AAA
J. R. Adams
Guymon
Okla
Walt Wiggins
Wiggins
Mrs. Katherine Buckles Dies After Lunch Incident
Katherine Buckles 53 wife of New Mexico columnist Fred Buckles died Sunday after seemingly choking on meat at lunch. She had throat illness recent months and leaves a background of social work study at Wilson College and Columbia University. Funeral plans pending.
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Santa FE
Katherine Buckles
New Mexico
Fred Buckles
St. Vincent Hospital
Buckles
New York City
Wilson College
Chambersburg
New York School of Social Work
Columbia University
British pilots report near misses as fighters buzz European airways
British Airline Pilots Association says West German and French fighters frequently buzz civil airliners over Europe. West German Defense Ministry denies claims, while pilots recount near misses and warn a disaster like the Japanese collision could happen again.
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London
Europe
Sunday Express
Bonn
Defense Ministry
Bild Zeitung
West Germany
Sabena
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