S D Indians to Make Their Own Employment
On Rosebud Sioux Reservation South Dakota the tribal council led by Cato Valandra and the BIA under Harold Schunk promote employment and tourism. Ranching supports 90 ranchers while a growing tourist trade draws visitors to Rosebud her 7. 000 visitors last year plus pow wow performances and kayaking hiking and hunting opportunities. Plans include elk and buffalo herds and hunting permits to fund new industry. The goal is decentralized employment and youth exchange programs to blend traditional sharing with modern work.
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Rosebud Sioux
Cato Valandra
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Harold Schunk
Rosebud Bia
Schunk
Rosebud
Brule Sioux Agency
Crazy Horse Canyon
Ghost Hawk Park
Tribe
Babysitting Safety Rules Aim to Cut Dangers
St Paul AP report notes teen disappearances linked to babysitting and outlines safety steps from Capt Burg. Rules urge parental vetting, home environment checks, caller restraint, after dark escort, locked doors, lighting, screen door chats, overnight privacy, no informants, emergency numbers, and careful conduct during babysitting. Ongoing search in Carlos Avery game refuge follows clues like a tennis shoe and hair curlers.
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ST. Paul
Barbara Iversen
Shoreview
Barbara
Juanita Wendel
Carson
Juanita
Pretty Mary Louise Bell
Minneapolis
Ronald Steeves
Mary Louise
Evelyn Hartley
la Crosse
Wis
Sgn
Louis H. Burg
Partment Sex Division
Burg
Carlos Avery
Anoka County
Signals From Space Report From Bochum Observatory
Bochum space observatory reports receiving signals since Monday from an unidentified space probe. Officials speculate the source could be a manned Soviet space vehicle or a Cosmos series unmanned satellite. The Soviet Union has orbited 68 Cosmos satellites in the last two years.
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Bochum
Germany
Bochum Space Observatory
Soviet Union
Treaty Establishes First Normal Jap-ROK Relations
Japan and South Korea signed a basic treaty and four agreements to restore formal relations after 14 years of talks. The ceremony in Tokyo was witnessed by Premier Sato as protests and clashes erupted in Seoul and Tokyo. The deal includes grants and loans, but leaves Takeshima Island status for later talks.
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Mark Kuramitsu
TOKYO
Japan
South Korea
Seoul
Lee Dong Won
Etsusaburo Shiina
Premeir Eisaku Sato
Sato
Takeshima Island
Zengakuren
Chronicle Masthead Declares Independence in Crested Butte
Dominic J. Crolla editor and publisher of the weekly Crested Butte Chronicle pens the masthead calling the paper a relatively independent newspaper.
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Policy OF
Crested Butte, Colo
Dominic J. Crolla
Crested Butte
Austin Herald 1965 Local News Brief
June 22 1965 edition from Austin Minnesota covers brief community notices and local events with a focus on town affairs and upcoming summer activities.
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Austin
Minn
Herald
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S.D. Indians
Gordon Hanson
Associated Press
S.D. E
Great Plains
Valandra
South Dakota
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc
Jim Lebens
Fordtown
Moo
Aaa
Dai
Vertung
Meese le Base
Granville
Hotpoint Refrigerator
TEMPO
Tae
Austin Bootery
Korea
Northeast Asia
South
North Korea
Pee
Uae
Adams, Minnesota
Speed
Hotpoint
By G.E
Dels
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