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...illegal campaign contributions), a pilot slowdown, the fuel shortage and a financial downdraft that last year brought it a record loss of $48 million. Searching for a new president to steady the controls, chairman C.R. Smith reached completely outside the airline industry and picked a newspaper executive Albert V. Casey, 54, president of the Times Mirror Co. of Los Angeles...
...easygoing Irish Bostonian who is described by friends as a "fiendishly good domino player," Casey earned a M.B.A. from Harvard and started out as a railroad executive with the Southern Pacific. Later he became a vice president of the railway Express Agency. For the past eleven years, he has guided the Times Mirror into ventures ranging from cable television to the manufacture of flight-training systems. The White House considered Casey for the $65,000-a-year chairmanship of the U.S. Railway Association, a government agency that will administer the recognized Northeast railroads. But American got him for salary, bonuses...
...JANICE CASEY...
...oldtime radio. Britt Reid (the true identity of the Green Hornet) was a newspaperman; so, for that matter, was Clark Kent, Superman in mufti. Front Page Farrell had an adventure a day. Big Town recounted the trials of Steve Wilson of the Illustrated Press, a crusader second only to Casey, Crime Photographer...
Quarterback Marty Vaughn began to pick apart the Harvard zone. Four straight Don Clune receptions moved the ball to the Harvard 23, where the defense stiffened. On fourth down, Vaughn faked into the line, and as Harvard's secondary came up to stop fullback Glenn Casey, Vaughn dropped back and lofted a perfect pass to Ron Wixted, all alone at the goal line...