Airlines to impose no show penalties under new CAB rule
The Civil Aeronautics Board proposed no show rules allowing airlines to charge up to 50 dollars or 50 percent penalties for unused or canceled reservations and require 24 hour preflight pickup to hold space. The plan targets overbooking and aims to relieve carrier costs while preserving seat availability for paying travelers. Public comment period opened for 20 days after the Monday ruling, with penalties varying for refunds and no shows.
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Navy Skyraider Crashes Killing Four Aboard
A U S Navy Skyraider crashed near Mount Santa Rita north of Manila today, killing all four aboard. A rescue team found no survivors. The crew were two officers and two enlisted men from the 7th Fleet attack carrier USS Lexington. Names withheld pending notification of next of kin.
Big Arkie the Alligator Declines Florida Vacation
Big Arkie the ailing alligator at the Little Rock Zoo will not be allowed to travel to Florida for sunshine and a break. Raymond A. Squires cites health risks and the need to keep him separate from 11 other alligators, despite a Seminole invitation and plans offering sun, chicken, and companionship.
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Girls Admit Setting Church Fire in Milwaukee
Two girls aged 5 and 6 admitted they accidentally started a fire at St Stanislaus Rat man Catholic Church in Milwaukee. They said they were playing with a wick used to light votive candles and it lit a manger scene in front of an altar causing extensive damage.
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School Closed After Second Bomb Threat In Clarksville
Clarksville reports a second bomb threat prompted closure for 950 pupils as investigators checked the school. A threatening note was received Monday and a similar call Thursday. no explosives were found. Nearby Wilton Hotel and Indiana University developments are noted in separate items.
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New Coroner Begins Job in San Diego
Robert L. Creason, 32, started as coroner in San Diego at a salary of 14760 a year and pledged not to seek raises for himself or other elective county officials. He succeeds A. E. Gallagher and aims to cut operating costs by several thousand dollars annually, opposing increases for elective officials while noting taxes are too high.
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