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Telegram to Sir Freddie Laker at Laker Airways Gatwick wishing good luck fighting European air fares from Turberville family

A telegram addressed to Mr. Freddie Laker at Laker Airways, Gatwick, containing a supportive message reading 'GOOD LUCK AND KEEP FIGHTING TO GET EUROPEAN AIR FARES DOWN' from the Turberville family at Chemimex UK Ltd. This document reflects public support for Sir Freddie Laker's efforts to reduce transatlantic airfares through his revolutionary Skytrain service.

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