U S Red Fight Seen For Power In The Middle East
The Bar Lev report and diplomatic warnings describe a dangerous new phase as tensions rise between Israel Egypt and the Soviet backed allies. Reports cite Russian aid to Egypt and Israeli air defenses claiming missiles and fighter incidents heightening regional instability.
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Asbury Park Council Plans Civilian Board and School Move
Asbury Park reports ongoing council actions including appointing a Civilian Review Board with West Side representation, a local school adds a black educator, and a state police out‑of‑town issue. The piece notes youth job programs at 1.60 dollars and mentions police, education, and city staffing in a brief page one continuation.
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Housing coven and zoning plan for Westvate area
The Jackson commission discussed housing covenants tied to Maat Penge Bie 584103 and a primning project in Westvate School neighborhood with a $1,800 figure. A related project in the Umvinown area cites $4,200 subject to council approval and a May meeting with Project AL. The city notes progress in the HUD program, complete files on claims, and new improvements. The commission approved hiring the Anderson Youth Advisory Council to weed city property on Madison Avenue at main streets for 50.
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Red Nations Sign Pact Amid Postwar Tensions
The long awaited free ship treaty was signed by Soviet Premier Kosygin and Romanian Premier Maurer. Officials said full text may not publish before Wednesday. Romania gains leeway for an independent foreign policy with Soviet approval.
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New Arrivals at Community Hospital Report
Fragmented OCR notes list newborns at Bt Solin s Hospital with names such as Billy Pigg and Larry Phineas. Mentions community hospital, a nurse or staff, and a 1958 reference. Details are unclear due to garbled text and partial names.
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Local Woman Details Robbery and Auto Theft Incident
A local woman testified about a home invasion with three men arranging a wake and gagging her after taking cash and silver. Police report two thefts totaling over $6 thousand at Bunce Auto Sales and Michigan Warehouse, with suspects tied to a series of break ins and missing items.
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Police report details thefts across town weekend
A police spokesman said car tape players and tapes were stolen during the weekend and Monday. The Town Motel packing lot was targeted, and complaints were reported from various areas in the city.
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Nixon Orders Continued Fiery Page Ore Well Strike
Management spokesman John P. Hille Jr. warns that if other measures fail, tailroats will mass walkouts across the country to prevent strikes against selected facilities. A San Francisco union local official says they will not abandon the Ameren issue. Commuters face disruptions as BRD routes shift toward Chicago and Washington, with workers stranded in Barrell Indiana and Cumberland Maryland. About 7,500 workers statewide lose jobs as Southern Pacific rail shutdowns halt copper shipments and coal loadouts in Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and Maryland plant areas.
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Schools Propose Charting Lighting and CCTV for Safety
A plan by former police chief Coen suggests two way comms and safety reporting for schools. A light survey lists six schools needing more street light units: 23th Street one, 6th Street four, Brentwood four, Edgewood four, Forest Hills five, Columbia one. Budget talks include 50 percent state reimbursement for furniture and equipment, decision due by August.
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Nixon Speech Draws Attack By Democrats
Washington AP reports Democrats criticized President Nixon after a 25 minute broadcast backed by CBS NBC and IABC time. Lawrence F. OBrien said results come only when Congress takes initiative. The Democrats aired the program to counter Nixon in his first 18 months in office.
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