Bus Crash in Mexico Kills 15 Pilgrims
A bus carrying more than 70 religious pilgrims plunged 141 feet into a mountain ravine near Chalma, killing 15 including an infant and injuring 43. Survivors accuse the driver of drinking. many missing after the Tuesday night crash.
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San Nicolas
Mexico
Red Cross
Jose Angel Guerrero
Agustin Montes de Oca
The
Chalma
Mexico City
Montes de Oca
Guerrero
Saltillo
14-Foot Wide Trailers Ban Impacts Pennsylvania Jobs
Pennsylvania will end a six day trial and ban 14 foot wide mobile home trailers starting December 1. The move reinstates a 12 foot limit and threatens hundreds of industry jobs as manufacturers fear large units cannot be sold or produced under the new rule. Local firms like Mark IV Homes Inc. warn of drastic layoffs and broader economic losses statewide.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Jacob Kassab
Dan Stenger
Pennsylvania Manufactured Housing Association
Kassah
Stenger
Kassab
Jack Thomas
Mobile Homes Division
Mark IV Homes Inc
Old Forge
Lackawanna County
Kennedy Remembered by Mansfield in 10th Anniversary Reflection
AP reports Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield voiced a commemorative meditation ten years after John F Kennedy's assassination. He asked whether remembrance means memories of the tragedy or losses felt, then affirmed Kennedy's legacy as decency, freedom, reason, country and hopeful patriotism.
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Waoninglun
Senate
Mike Mansfield
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
FBI chief bars Rebozo questions in Nixon matter
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley ordered the agency to withhold answers about Miami agent Kenneth Whittaker's contacts with Charles G. Rebozo, citing confidentiality of a Senate Watergate committee interview. The move drew reactions from committee staff and lawmakers amid questions about the $100,000 Hughes donation and whether the returned cash matched the original funds.
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Washington
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Miami
Kenneth W. Whittaker
Robert Franck
Whittaker
Rebozo
W. Hall Smith
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Franck
Nixon
Kelley
Howard Hughes
Sam
New Jersey Daily Lottery Winning Number Report
The winning number in Tuesday's New Jersey daily lottery was five zero five six.
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New Jersey
Ashland Oil names Ralph Patrick official nose for odors
Ashland Oil environmental scientist Ralph E. Patrick serves as the official nose at Ashland Oil, detecting and analyzing refinery odors to correct production. He uses a mobile testing unit mounted in a van to locate odor sources and concentrations, with human senses trusted when hay fever or a cold aren’t present.
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Ashland, Ky
Matodors
Ralph E. Patrick
Patrick
Ashland Oil Inc
Ashland Oil
Senate panel backs 11 percent Social Security boost bill
Senate Finance Committee approved an 11 percent cost of living increase for about 30 million Social Security recipients with two phased steps 7 percent now and 4 percent next June. The bill would raise the wage base to 13200 in 1974 and keep the 5.85 percent payroll tax unchanged, aiming to bolster retirees amid rapid price rises.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Nixon
Congress
Abortion deaths drop in Britain after legalisation
Britain reports a halving of abortion deaths since legalization five years ago and a drop in prosecutions of illegal operators from 75 in 1968 to 34 last year. The Abortion Law Reform Assn notes steady abortion rates for girls under 16, with 3,141 legal abortions last year, 2 percent of total. Congress delays cost of living boost until 1975 but sponsors push for earlier higher payments for retirees. Two Philadelphia police officers were injured in separate North Philadelphia attacks within 12 hours. one shot, one stabbed, with suspects sought for the shooting and eight youths charged in the stabbing.
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London
Britain
Abortion Law Reform Assn
Philadelphia
UPI
Robert Coates
Medical College of Pennsylvania
Coates
Charles Tapper
St. Luke's Hospital
Wall Street loses ground amid energy crisis fears
New York stock averages fall to levels not seen since late 1971 as energy concerns trigger broad sell-off. The Dow drops 17.76 to 844.90 while the NYSE index slides 1.16 to 52.60 amid heavy trading volume of 23.96 million shares. Analysts warn energy reductions could spark a recession and noise of pessimism grows.
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New York
Wall Street
Robert Wade
Drexel, Burnham & Co
Ralph Acampora
Harris, Upham & Co
Dow
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