Teller warns of nuclear war threat and civil defense need
Dr Edward Teller warns New Mexico newsroom executives that the U S would suffer about half its population in a Soviet nuclear attack while the Kremlin might lose only 5 to 10 percent. He urges anti ballistic missiles and a strong civil defense program as deterrents. He notes Soviet civil defense spending and argues the United States must match defense efforts to prevent blackmail and war.
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New Mexico
Los Alamos
Edward Teller
U.S
Soviet Union
Kremlin
United States
Teller
Moscow
West
Edward ‘Teller
Budapest
Austria- Hungary
Munich
Leipzig
Germany
Washington
Leon Goure
University of Miami
Air Force Academy Band concert in Roswell dazzles crowd
The Roswell Daily Record sponsored the Air Force Academy Band concert at Pearson Auditorium Monday in conjunction with New Mexico Military Institute. The sixteenth annual military band series drew strong audience engagement with singing, clapping, and a standing ovation for Maj. John D. McCord and the performers.
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Air Force Academy Band
Pearson Auditorium
Air Free Academy Band
Fihorih the
Pound
Mailia Fibers
Ida Tives
Roswell Daily Record
New Mexico Military Institute
Air Force Academy
Falconaires
Roswell
The
Daily Record
John D. McCord
Mayble Aiello Defends Authority in Road Foreman Doran Termination
Mayble Aiello states the issue is backing those in authority, not just Doran’s performance. She argues overturning the road superintendent’s decision undermines the chain of command and could set a bad county-wide precedent, stressing the principle rather than targeting Doran. She thanks supporters who voiced their view.
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Jack Doran
Mr. Doran
Commission
Oriental Art Exhibit Opens at Roswell Woman's Club
On October 20 1956 Mrs Harold Smith Mrs J R Succles and Mrs Hobart Gay attended the opening reception of a three week Oriental Art display at the Roswell Woman's Club. They stood in the receiving line to mark the start of the exhibit.
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Harold Smith
J.R. Succles
Hobart Gay
Roswell
Officials lie to mask arms deal in Egypt cipher cables
Coded messages between Egyptian and American businessmen reveal high level manipulation that gave a small Palestinian-linked firm control of billions in U.S. arms shipments to Egypt. Cables from May to December 1979 show progress from suspicion to confirmation of deceit by Egyptian officials.
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Washington
U.S
Egypt
Cairo
Indy Badhwar
Dale van Atta
U.S. Congress
Pentagon
Kamal Hassan Ali
Abu Ghazala
Hosni Mubarak
Mounir Sabet
Mubarak
Camp David
Ghazala, Ali and
Sabet
Anti science rumbles in Darwinian debate across era
A 1981 Times piece surveys Darwin, Galapagos, and the rise of creationism. It contrasts scientific evolution with religiously motivated challenges, cites Louisiana and Arkansas equal-time laws, and notes calls from Isaac Asimov and Jean Dausset for science literacy.
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Darwin
Louisiana
Arkansas
Isaac Asimov
New York Times
America
Jean Dausset
France
Dausset
Policy debate on Saudi arms delayed to month end
The Senate postpones a decisive vote on military weapons for Saudi Arabia to late October. Reston argues the delay invites political bargaining and backroom deals, while urging open, constitutional debate on U S foreign policy and Middle East strategy amid mounting administration criticism and media influence.
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Senate
Saudi Arabia
Reagan
White House
Middle East
United States
Iran
Congress
Jerusalem
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Secretaries of State and Defense
Nixon
Ford
Carter
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Galapagos
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James Reston
Yemen
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Angola
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