Business planes loom as rising rival to commercial airlines
FAA calls business aircraft the fastest growing fleet. U.S. registry shows 24,000 planes now, expected to 40,000 by decade's end. Growth stems from on demand travel and cost saving, while pilot training remains a key challenge. Safety records compare favorably with autos, at 0.7 fatalities per 100 million passenger miles.
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Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
U.S
Utility Airplane Council
Aerospace Industries Association of America
Johnston resigns U.S. Army post to join Republic of Texas
General Albert Sidney Johnston, a West Point graduate, resigns his staff officer position in the United States Army to enlist as a private in the Republic of Texas army.
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Albert Sidney Johnston
West Point
U.S. Army
Republic of Texas Army
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily classifieds in The Times offer varied bargains across categories. Readers can find used goods, vehicles, real estate, jobs, and services with descriptive notes and asking prices. Local vendors highlight deals and limited-time offers.
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Times
Juda Jolly Juniors Gather for Club Meeting
The Juda Jolly Juniors Club at the high school saw attendance from members like Carolyn Jones and Carol Keen as they shared a first or second grade picture. Richard Loberg emphasized dairy project requirements and upcoming dairy meetings while Sandra Helland performed a piano solo. Jane LaBorde read The Case of the Missing Breakfast for a safety talk and Mrs. Edward Jordan discussed an ice cream social and a program to crown Juda's dairy queen.
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Juda Jolly
Richard Loberger
Carolyn Jones
Carol Keen
Sandra Helland
Jane LaBorde
Edward Jordan
Air Force Promotion Features Amos Couple
A two page Look magazine advertisement spotlights Lt Robert C. Amos and his wife Mrs Mary Stalder Amos. The photo shows Mrs Amos pinning on her husband’s pilot insignia as part of the Air Force feature.
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Robert C. Amos
Air Force
Look
Lt. Amos
J. B. F. Amos
Monroe
Mary Stalder
Arnold Stalder
Amos
Air Force ROTC graduate to begin B 52 flight training
Lt Amos, UW ROTC graduate commissioned July 1958, trains at Stead AFB Nevada before Castle AFB California. He will proceed to Columbus Air Force Base Mississippi for his permanent assignment after completing B 52 flight training. The photo appears on Page 19.
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Air Force
University of Wisconsin
Stead Afb
Nevada
Castle Afb
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Calif
Columbus
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Rotary club hears fishing trip slides
Herb Johnson displayed slides from a Canada fishing trip at the Monroe Rotary Club meeting held yesterday in the Eugene Hotel. Clarence R. Benkert, district game manager for Wisconsin Conservation Department, is slated to speak at the club’s meeting next week.
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Herb Johnson
Canada
Monroe
Scout Troop 115 Reactivated Here
Scout Troop 115 sponsored by the Knights of Columbus and the Holy Name Society has been reactivated. Freeman Mills is the Scout master and Willis Stokes is the assistant leader. The Scout committee includes Mathew Eraser, chairman, Werren Gerhart, secretary, and Cletus Ganshirt, institutional representative, with members W. E. Ed Schmitz, Thomas Keegan, John Patterson, Dr. C. O. Miller, Virgil Wilkins, Thomas Majerus, Joseph G. Urban, and Anthony M. Kuban.
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Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
Freeman Mills
Willis Stokes
Mathew Eraser
Werren Gerhart
Cletus Ganshirt
W. E
Ed) Schmitz
Thomas Keegan
John Patterson
C. O. Miller
Virgil Wilkins
Thomas Majerus
Joseph G. Urban
Anthony M. Kuban
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