Charges to Be Filed Against Crash Driver
Allentown Pennsylvania district attorney said charges would be filed today against Hubert Daye 44 of Montclair New Jersey driver of a bus that carried 49 children and 10 adults on a sight seeing trip from the Hillel Country Day School in Lawrence New York. The bus skidded on a rainy highway and fell 50 feet injuring 51 people and killing seven. Daye was injured and listed in fair condition at Allentown Hospital. Officials considered charges against the bus company and related individuals.
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Lehigh County
Hubert Daye
Montclair
N.J
Allentown Hospital
Joseph
Dave
Tedesco Bus Co
Hillel Country Day School
Lawrence
N.Y
Nixon Aides Promise Brighter Economy Despite Unemployment Risk
The Nixon administration asserts the economy is headed for brighter days as unemployment rises amid a shift from wartime to peacetime production. Hodgson and McCracken forecast slower inflation and growth, with unemployment around five percent and prolonged job gaps in aerospace and defense sectors.
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Nixon
James F. Hodgson
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Joint Economic Committee
Oval
Hodgson
Congress
Absentee-Owned Slum Rehab Initiative Aims at 22000 Units
President administration launches Project Rehab to rehabilitate 22,000 housing units in 10 cities starting with 6,000 under way. Housing Secretary George Romney cites volume rehabilitation to boost housing production and minority business enterprise with federal aid averaging about 1000 per unit. Cities listed include Cincinnati Detroit El Paso Hartford Indianapolis Memphis New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Seattle.
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Nixon
George Romney
Romney
M. Carter McFarland
McFarland
Cincinnati
Detroit
el Paso
Tex
Hartford
Conn
Indianapolis
Memphis
Tenn
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Seattle
Fat Liver Praise as Island Courtesy
Tongans prize rich foods and view pig liver as a delicacy for chiefs. A youth may honor a girl by calling her a “fat liver full of oil,” a high compliment rooted in South Pacific dining and status.
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South Pacific Islands
South Suburban
House Votes to Allow Limited Broadcasting of Committee Hearings
The House approved a limited broadcasting provision by a 96 to 93 vote as part of a reorganization bill. Hearings could be televised under strict standards with no commercial sponsorship, starting in 1971 if the Senate agrees. The measure excludes full House sessions and awaits possible approval of an amendment on nonrecord vote names.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Japan
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Washington
Senate
Portsmouth Bank Robbery Involving $2500 The First For Merchants & Farmers
Authorities investigated the first robbery in Merchants & Farmers Bank history at Portsmouth. A young nervous Negro man robbed two tellers at knife point, escaping with 2500 dollars from the Portsmouth Naval Hospital branch where the manager and tellers were unhurt and no alarm system existed.
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Portsmouth
Merchants & Farmers Bank
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
Merchants & Farmers
C.E. Adams III
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