Northeast Airlines Loses Florida Route
The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered Northeast Airlines to cease its New York to Florida service by Oct. 14, reducing the carrier to a local service airline after a 3 to 2 vote. The board rejected renewal of Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington and Florida service, citing lack of public necessity. The ruling prompts Senate hearings as Kennedy warns of higher rates and duopoly risks for Northeast and regional air service.
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Bat Bandit Strikes Out at 2 Banks
Hollywood police report Samuel Vigil, armed with a bat, attempted two robberies on Hollywood Boulevard banks. He vaulted a counter at 6385 Hollywood Boulevard, grabbed cash, and was tackled by employees. Minutes later he tried again at 6333 Hollywood Boulevard, stuffed cash into his pockets, and was stopped by officers at the door. Vigil was booked on suspicion of robbery. He claimed he did not have rights.
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Law's Teeth Carpenter Faces Denture Practice Arrest
In Riverbank California 56 year old James Joy Ambrose Coley was arrested after police warned of his illicit dentistry from a Riverbank home. He learned the trade while at San Quentin prison where he served time for robbery. He admits making bridges and false teeth for friends and others. He listed carpenter as his occupation on the booking sheet.
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Japan Marks Day of Its Surrender
Tokyo observed the WW II surrender anniversary with official ceremonies. A nationally televised memorial service for war dead was held in Hibya Hall attended by Emperor Hirohito Empress Nagako Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda and 1500 relatives of the fallen.
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Texan Won't Lend Johnson Cadillac for Funeral
Texan Stegall and aides sought a Cadillac loan for Vice President Johnson to attend Glynn Later's funeral in Amman Jordan. Cadillac dealer refused. a Ford was offered but rejected. U.S. officials discussed using a government car, while funeral attendees planned in Oslo with other dignitaries.
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