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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1973
Page
3
In SAN NICOLAS Mexico rescuers search a ravine for victims and survivors after a bus carrying religious pilgrims from Chalma to Mexico City crashes. 16 dead including a 2 year old. 43 wounded including 25 children. Survivors cite driver intoxication.
FBI Director Clarence Kelley says details of Miami agent Kenneth W. Whittaker and a friend of President Nixon will not be released. He instructed the agency to refuse questions about Whittaker's private dealings with Bebe Rebozo. Whittaker was questioned by Senate Watergate committee staff.
More than 100 BS2 bombers pulled from Guam restored to nuclear units began in July and accelerated last month amid Mideast tensions. Allen Sherman dies at 49 in Hollywood after battles with respiratory illness, famed for My Son the Folk Singer and Ive Got a Secret co-creation. Nixon seeks to reassure Republican governors at winter meeting, pledging to dispel Watergate shadow with new programs and answers. LBJ library papers: 200,000 donated before tax law change. most of 31 million papers go to library. Skylab 3 crewmates conduct medical tests ahead of a Thanksgiving space walk near the sixth day of an 84-day mission.
The Israeli and Egyptian governments prepare for the next steps in deadlocked negotiations over a mutually agreed cease-fire line along the Suez Canal. Talks resume on the Cairo Suez road, with Egypt demanding a return to Oct 22 lines and Israel proposing demilitarized zones.
Washington officials said consumer prices jumped sharply last month after a seasonal slowdown in September as energy costs, including fuel oil and gasoline, lifted the index. The Labor Department reported a higher cost of living overall.
The Senate Judiciary Committee battles over rival bills to appoint a special prosecutor for Watergate inquiries. One plan backs court appointment by a U.S. district judge. others push presidential appointment with Senate confirmation and protections from dismissal. Jaworski, Cox successor, testifies that investigations continued without delay. The House already approved a court-appointed path, but passage is uncertain amid inflation and global tensions.
A half hour Associated Press test on Interstates finds that a 50 mph limit reduces average traffic speed while drivers report mixed feelings about being passed by patrol cars. Reporters note varying compliance across states including Washington Oregon and Massachusetts with police saying enforcement awaits posted signs.
The Federal Systems Division of IBM partners with the Minneapolis Star and Tribune and seven other newspaper groups to create a computer operated full page makeup system. The eight firms include Dallas Morning News Atlanta Journal and Constitution Scripps Howarth Washington Post Norfolk Ledger Star Virginian Pilot Landmark Communications Knight Newspapers and Toronto Star. Design will take about three years with uncertain installation plans.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield marked ten years since John F. Kennedy's assassination with reflections on the tragedy and his enduring legacy. He posed questions about the remembered scenes in Dallas and Washington and affirmed Kennedy's decency, freedom, reason, country, and hope.
Cranville Dutton of Sun Oil told the Fort Worth chapter of the Society Petroleum Engineers that a free market may solve the energy crisis. He spoke on utilization and joint operations and argued for freer market mechanisms as the answer.
A San Angelo couple donated 51000 to Angelo State University to establish a scholarship fund for the Air Force ROTC program. Brig. Gen. Robert M. White accepted the gift, praising private support for the free market and military education. Governor Briscoe planned a statewide energy appeal on November 28 to boost conservation and resources amid the energy crisis.
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