Nellis Airman Narrowly Survives Train Collision
Greg Munson, an airman from Nellis Air Force Base, escaped death when his car stalled on Craig Road and was struck by a Union Pacific train. The vehicle, wedged on the tracks after a tire blew, prompted gates to descend as the train approached. Munson jumped clear, while engineer Robert Hicks, 53, slowed the locomotive and reported not seeing anyone in the car. Police responded to the scene on North Las Vegas streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellis Air Force Base
Craig Road
Greg Munson
the Sun
Las Vegas
Munson
Union Pacific
Robert Hicks
Craig Road Corssing
David Lee Waite
Ford Veto Looms Over Oil Price Control Extensions
President Ford plans to veto a bill extending domestic oil price controls through year end and a second price control measure, risking a rise toward world prices when current controls lapse on August 31. A decontrol plan could be enacted, but faces Senate and House opposition. If Congress deadlocks, a six month extension is possible, which Ford would veto, potentially triggering major price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Ford
Ron Nelsen
Congress
Nessen
Senate Interior Committee
House
Oil Firms Fined For Price Fix
Four oil companies were fined 50000 dollars each in Los Angeles after being charged with price fixing in violation of the Sherman Anti Trust Act. The action followed an investigations by the federal authorities and court proceedings concluded yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Hughes Airwest Seeks Excursion Fares to Los Angeles Area
Hughes Airwest filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board for a $45 round trip excursion from Las Vegas to Los Angeles and four Southern California airports Burbank Santa Ana Ontario and Los Angeles. The discount lowers a 66 standard round trip by 32 percent. Tickets must be bought and seats reserved seven days ahead with two nights in California. Travel to California not Sundays and return not Fridays. The carrier operates 19 nonstop round trips daily to the four airports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes Airwest
Civil Aeronautics Board
Las Vegas
California
Los Angeles
Burbank
Santa Ana
Ontario
Russell V. Stephenson
Two Showmen Critical and Mancini’s Agent Dies
Veteran entertainers Julian Adderley and Lefty Frizzell were listed in critical condition after strokes. Freddy DeFrancesca, long time theatrical agent for Mancini Mathis Carr and Campbell, died of cancer at home. Rosary in Mission Hills and funeral services planned in California and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian
Cannonball
Adderley
St. Mary Mercy Medical Center
Gary
Ind
Lefty Frizzell
Memorial Hospital
Nashville
Tenn
Freddy “Dale” DeFrancesca
Henry Mancini
Johnny Mathis
Vikki Carr
Glen Campbell
Indianapolis
DeFrancesca
Utter McKinley
Mission Hills
Calif
Turkey forms new Aegean army to guard west coast
Turkey announced the formation of an Aegean army to defend its 500 mile west coast. Western diplomats said the move would raise tensions and that the new headquarters of the special force would be in Izmir. Previously the defense of the coast was handled by the First Army in Istanbul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izmir
Turkey
UPI
First
Istanbul
Travelodge founder Scott King dies in Los Angeles
Scott King 71 built Travelodge into a nationwide motel chain and died after hospital admission in Los Angeles. He retired in 1968 selling 600000 Travelodge shares for 9 million dollars. King headed Trailerancho mobile home parks and left a widow Jewell, son Richard, and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
UPI
Scott King
Mercy Hospital
King
la Mesa
Ellen
el Cajon
Owen
Jewell
Richard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nellis
Sai
Casa Linda Drive
Hicks
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Government Information Office
Jerome Cypher
Ivan Betancourt
Maria Elena Bolivar Vargas
Betancourt
Jose Martinez
Ruth Garcia
Honduras’ National
Cypher
Mancini
Trailerancho
Everett, Wash
Standford Urey 8
Degen Engineering
Wards
Montgomery
East Charleston Blvd