2 Killed, 32 Injured as Jeep, Bus Collide
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WOODVILLE, Tex. — A Jeep and a chartered bus carrying teen-agers from church camp collided head-on Saturday, killing the two men in the Jeep and injuring 32 people on the bus, officials said.
The accident occurred five miles south of Woodville, authorities said. The bus driver and passengers were taken to Tyler County Hospital, where the driver remained for treatment and the passengers were treated and released.
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