SheriffWoody:
Bitcoin addresses you generate are kept forever.  A bitcoin address must be kept to show ownership of anything sent to it.  If you were able to delete a bitcoin address and someone sent to it, the money would be lost.  They're only about 500 bytes.

sirius-m:
Thousands of own addresses should not be any problem at all.  If you've generated 50000 BTC, then you already have 1000 own addresses, one for each 50 generated.  Those are hidden, they're not shown in the UI.

It would be a good idea to add a little code that keeps giving the same address to the same IP.  Here's what I did in C++ to keep giving the same key (aka bitcoin address) until they use it:

    // Keep giving the same key to the same ip until they use it
    if (!mapReuseKey.count(pfrom->addr.ip))
        mapReuseKey[pfrom->addr.ip] = GenerateNewKey();
    
    ...sends the key mapReuseKey[pfrom->addr.ip]

...later...

    // Received something with this key
    mapReuseKey.erase(pfrom->addr.ip);

If it's not convenient to know when you've received, just clear the cached keys every 20 minutes.

I want to add a parameter to getnewaddress for number of days to expire if nothing is received with the address.

It is expected behavior, though probably those addresses should be labeled more descriptively. Bitcoin automatically generates one of these no-label addresses whenever you receive BTC at the address listed in the "your Bitcoin address" area. The new address replaces the old address in "your Bitcoin address" to encourage you not to re-use addresses.