Scotia Flyer Buried In Arlington Cemetery
Remains of 33 officers and enlisted men killed when two B 29s collided over Japan in 1945 were re buried in a common grave at Arlington National Cemetery. Full military honors were accorded the dead in services with chaplains from Princeton and other affiliations. the two aircraft crashed February 10, 1945 in mid air over Japan.
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Greeks Bar Czech Planes From Athens
An Athens report states Greece has withdrawn landing permission for a Czechoslovak airliner, citing Prague government’s unfriendly attitude. The incident underscores tensions between the two nations and a broader flare of air travel restrictions amid shifting alliances.
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