Supplemental Airlines To Gross $250 Million
Supplemental Airlines, tracing roots to surplus World War I planes, project over 250 million in gross revenue this year. Thirteen carriers rely on group charters and tourism growth, with military and tour customers boosting demand for 250 seat jets and all inclusive packages.
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John Cunniff
New York
Vietnam
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
CAC
Southeast Asia
Trans International Airlines
Navy Officer Dies in Crash After Test Flight
Norfolk AP report says radar intercept officer Lt M A Wheldon died at Portsmouth Naval Hospital after ejecting from an F4 Phantom during a test flight from Monsais MeLAE Seat. Pilot Lt John N Fendley survived. Wheldon from Virginia Beach was married with four children.
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Norfolk
Navy
Monsais Melae
Ann
M. A. Wheldon
Portsmouth Naval Hospital
John N. Fendley
Wheldon
Virginia Beach
Oceana Naval Aff
End Is Urged To End Independent City Status in Va
State Sen. William B. Hopkins urged Virginia cities to abandon independent status at a pubic hearing of the Virginia Metropolitan Areas Study Commission led by Virginia Tech president T. Marshall Hahn. The Roanoke Valley Chamber praised separation, while a chamber official urged boundary realignment in Richmond and Roanoke. The commission’s last public hearing will be at the State Capitol in Richmond.
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Roanoke
William B. Hopkins
Virginia
Hopkins
Virginia Metropolitan Areas Study Commission
Virginia Tech
T. Marshall Hahn
Roanoke Valley Chamber of Commerce
B.purnell Eggleston
Richmond
State Capitol
Papa Joe's Club Closes After License Suspension
AP reports Papa Joe's nightspot in Roanoke closed after the Virginia ABC Board suspended its beer license for 45 days. Owner George Christofis plans a Bahamas trip and hopes to open another nightclub. four inspectors cited intoxicated drinking, selling to the intoxicated, selling to a minor, and betting on pool.
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Richmond
Papa Joe
Roanoke
Bahamas
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
George Christofis
ABC
ABC Board
Board
Christofis
Peach crop in Virginia predicted to fall 39 percent
The Virginia Crop Reporting Service says spring freezes will reduce the peach crop by 39 percent from 1966 levels. The June report forecasts an exceptionally light season around 400 000 bushels. Effects on the apple crop remain unknown.
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Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Directed to Draft 54 Men in August
Richmond AP reports State Selective Service directs drafting 54 men in August, raising the August quota by 177 above July's 364. The national call stands at 29,000 for August and 19,900 for July.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Selective Service Headquarters
Summers Fashions Pattern Catalog and Gift Offers
Pattern advertisement invites Anne Adams readers to mail orders from Winchester Evening Star pattern department for children's sizes 2 4 6 8. Includes details on Pattern 4549 coat and dress, fabric needs 1 1/2 and 2 1/8 yards, price 50 cents plus 15 cents mailing. Mentions spring summer catalog with 115 styles and free pattern gift coupon.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
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