Press Clipping - Soviet Protest of Spy Flights

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This AP report from Moscow describes the Soviet Union protest of spy flights and the United States' request to interview the pilot of the downed U-2 spy plane.

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BULLETIN
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MOSCOW (AP)-THE SOVIET UNION TODAY DELIVERED A STIFF
PROTEST TO THE UNITED STATES ABOUT SPY FLIGHTS OVER SOVIET TERRITORY.
AT THE SAME TIME THE UNITED STATES REQUESTED PERMISSION TO INTER-
VIEW THE PILOT OF THE LOCKHEED U2 SHOT DOWN NEAR SVERDLOVSK ON MAY
DAY.
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Eisenhower, Dwight D.: Papers as President of the United States