Argentina faces 48 hour general strike by CGT
Argentina prepares a 48 hour nationwide general strike starting Sunday at midnight, led by the General Labor ConfederationCGT representing 3 million workers. They demand ratification of all wage increases since May, reject the 50 percent raise ordered by President Isabel Peron, and criticize Social Welfare Minister Jose Lopez Rega.
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Argentina
Lopez Rega
CGT
Juan D. Peron
Lutheran Leader Rules Out Split Amid Convention Tensions
In Anaheim the head of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, Rev. Dr. J A O Preus, rejects predictions of a schism as moderates form a rival mission group. He urges reconciliation while insisting on doctrinal adherence, warning that a divided church could not endure with competing programs. The conservative majority backs literal Bible interpretation, while moderates fear hard line resolutions coldly foreclose unity.
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Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
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Evangelical Lutherans In Mission
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Floods worsen as storms threaten Red River basin
National Weather Service warns weekend thunderstorms may intensify flooding in the Red River basin of North Dakota and Minnesota where evacuations continue. Flood crests expected on the Red River at Fargo and the Sheyenne River at West Fargo, with crop damage estimated at 1.6 billion dollars nationwide, including 1.5 billion in North Dakota. West Fargo trailer park submerged under six feet of water. 20 families evacuated as Crops losses include potatoes, flax, soybeans, and sunflowers. Sheyenne River crest projected at 22.2 feet surpassing 16.5 feet flood stage.
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N.D
National Weather Service
Red River
North Dakota
Minnesota
Fargo
Sheyenne River
West Fargo
Clay County
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Sheyenne
Kansas Supreme Court Justice Fontron to Retire
Associate Justice John F. Fontron of the Kansas Supreme Court will retire effective September 18. He submitted a resignation to Gov. Robert F. Bennett, who will nominate a successor from three nominees chosen by a bipartisan panel. Fontron, 71, was the first justice appointed under the nonpartisan system in 1964 by Gov. John Anderson.
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Topeka
Kan
John F. Fontron
Kansas Supreme Court
Fontron
Robert F. Bennett
Bennett
State Supreme Court
Kansas
Clayton M. Davis
John Anderson
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