Old Rancher Defies Testing Orders In South Dakota
Eagle Butte South Dakota AP Charl ie Peterson an immigrant from Sweden in the late 1890s defies local state and federal authorities by refusing to have his 680 head of cattle tested for tuberculosis The attorney general s office weighs authority of the South Dakota Live stock Sanitary Board while other Dewey County ranchers volunteer as deputies to round up Peterson s cattle His 14000 acre domain spans parts of Nebraska and South Dakota and he 73 says the herd is disease free and he tires of government agencies expanding mandatory testing A mandamus writ to force testing was dismissed on a technicality The piece also notes visiting Mersman relatives in the area and other farm residents.
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Charlie Peterson
Sweden
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Dewey County
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News From Richmond Highlights Local Visits
News From Richmond reports a series of social visits and travels. Elroy Brown and family hosted in Topeka while George Dietrich and family planned California travel. George Jr. leads the Overland Park store during their absence as John Sinclair family stayed with M. W. Fishburn in Ottawa. Medora Zappa and son John From Topeka visited Fishburns. Ronald Munie and two children of Lebanon, TL joined Herbie Wolfes family for a week. A homecoming for all the Fred.
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Elroy Brown
Topeka
W. J. Johnston
George Dietrich
California
George Jr
Overland Park
John Sinclair
Rockhurst
N. J
M. W. Fishburn
A. C. Carpenters
Ottawa
Medora
Zappa
John
Fishburns
Ronald Munie
Lebanon
Herbie Wolfes
Fred
Red Plot Crushed in El Salvador Revolution Plot
The government announced it crushed a Communist led revolution plot timed for the Castro anniversary in Cuba. A communique reported seizure of a large quantity of Marxist propaganda as forces acted on Wednesday. Unofficial sources indicated several arrest points.
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el Salvador
Cuba
First Six Months of Kennedy Presidency Draws Mixed Review
AP Turns a critical eye to Kennedy's early months in office. Amid Congo, Cuba, Laos, and Berlin crises he pledged restraint and disarmament while facing limited domestic progress. He faces stalled medical care, education funding, rural loans, and education bill debates as his influence grows shakily.
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Abraham Lincoln
Union
Congo
Cuba
Laos
Berlin
Kenedy
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