President Peron Attacks Argentina Labor Movement
President Isabel Peron denounced Argentina's labor movement in a televised speech, saying union leaders fail to understand government difficulties as wage boosts negotiated over the past month face rejection. Labor Minister Ricardo Otero quit the cabinet citing health reasons after the speech, while the General Confederation of Labor led a seven hour general strike and a 100000-strong rally outside the presidential palace in defiance of her appeal to stay at work.
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Argentina Faces Inflation and Subversion Fears
President Peron warned of inflationary pressure from proposed wage hikes and vowed to curb subversive forces, while a separate report notes government officials and unions clashing over cost of living. In the United States, a commission's findings mirrored earlier disclosures on intelligence, and a South Dakota reservation search continues amid federal actions. Beirut clashes escalate as security forces face Lebanese factions, with heavy casualties and economic disruption mounting.
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Tornado Detection Device Tested By NOAA in Boulder
Federal scientists pursue a tornadic storm detector in Boulder to identify a distinctive electrical signal signaling an imminent tornado. The $4000 suitcase sized unit with four antennae flashes lights and sounds a buzzer when right electrical conditions are met, but with erratic results and more hits in the Midwest than the South.
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Wave Propagation Laboratory
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Nazi Ex-Gestapo Officer Olmo Detained in Argentina
The report states Olmo, formerly Kutschmann and linked to Polish Jews crimes, was detained in Argentina after Osram Argentina suspended him. West Berlin prosecutors say a West Germany warrant exists, though extradition to Germany was deemed unlikely. Authorities in Munich and Buenos Aires confirm inquiries and limited details.
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Weather Summary From Beaches To Mountains Coast
Partial forecast covers coast and mountains with scattered rain chances. Weekend highs in 80s, upper 60s to mid 80s across regions. Northwest winds 5 to 15 mph, minimal precipitation chances. Also notes Tornado Weather Service tests and a political cabinet shuffle with changes in information ministers.
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Former Gov Coke Stevenson Dies at 87 in Texas
Former Texas governor Coke Stevenson died at Shannon Memorial Hospital after two weeks of critical illness following abdominal surgery. He narrowly lost the 1948 Democratic Senate race to Lyndon B. Johnson by just a handful of votes amid a lengthy recount and disputed canvass.
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Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Democratic Executive Committee
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First Tropical Low Mood Noted Off North Carolina
Miami AP reports the season's first tropical low mood formed Saturday off Cape Hatteras with 35 mph winds. Forecaster John Hope warned it could strengthen slowly then drift northeast, possibly remain below tropical storm status as it moves into colder water and may merge with northern weather. Center 50 miles southwest of Cape Hatteras at 6 p.m. EDT, small craft advisory in effect for North Carolina coastal waters with tides 1 to 2 feet higher and 11-foot swells. gale warnings possible if it strengthens for the outer banks by Sunday.
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Thousands Search For Gold In Central City Stream Digs
Unemployed workers and dreamers canvas North Clear Creek in Central City Colorado panning for gold. Jim Lannon a carpenter out of Golden, says he hopes for a small find though most pan for hobby or supplemental income. Darren Moline of Denver traps winters in the Rockies and sought a summer dredge, noting a weekly need of 100 to 150 dollars may be unlikely but outdoor life and hard work can keep him going.
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