Auction draws big crowd for WWI aircraft collection
In Santa Ana California a sale of antique planes drew over 500 enthusiasts and collectors. A Sopwith Camel case led bidders at 40 thousand dollars, while six other World War I craft fetched a total of 96 thousand. Notable items included a Spirit of St Louis replica and a Travelair monoplane once owned by Pancho Barnes.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Snoopy
J. W. Middendorf II
Charles Schulz
New York
Hulkover
City
Omaha
Morrison-Quirk Grair, Co
Hastings
Aviatrix
Florence
Pancho” Barnes
Museum of the Air
Orange
Travelair
She County
Spirit of St
Frank Tallman
Louis
Paul Mantz
Charles Lindbergh
Nebraska
Rosen-Novak Auto Co
Davis Jameson
Osh
Copper Production Drops in United States in 1967
Copper mine output fell to 65 percent of 1966 levels in 1967 and the domestic mine value declined by more than 30 percent to 718 million dollars.
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Denver
United States
Electronics Sales Rise in 1967 to 23 Billion, 1968 Forecast
U S electronics industry sales are estimated at 23 billion dollars for 1967, up about 10 percent from 1966. The report notes a slower growth rate and projects 24 billion dollars for 1968. regional and sectoral factors are cited as influences on the gain.
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Chicago
U. S
Kosh
Wis
Nylon Tricot Robe Reg 4.00 to 5.00
A listing shows nylon tricot robes priced from 4.00 to 5.00 in a reg 4.00 and reg 5.00 range. The item is described in a compact ad style with limited details and no additional context.
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Gustav Hulkower
Aeroflex Corp
Andover
N.J
al Williams
Air Force
Lt. Blue
Lace
Petites
Bint