Tito May Accept Ike's Invitation To Visit U.S.
Yugoslav leader Tito may visit the United States, with authorities thinking he would accept Eisenhower's invitation. Tito, a Communist diverging from Moscow since 1948, gains new Western importance after Poland's revolt and Hungary's turmoil.
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Jets Help Celebrate First Flight of Wrights
In Kill Devil Hills North Carolina jet planes soar over the Sandy Beach area where the Wright brothers achieved the first powered flight. The event marks a milestone as aviation speeds surpass landmarks seen by early pioneers.
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Wright Memorial flyover marks 83rd takeoff anniversary
Brief Wright Memorial ceremony features a 40-jet flyover at 10 37 a m marking the Wright brothers first takeoff minute. Orville observed Wilbur cover 120 feet in 12 seconds during the flight and the event notes the 83 year anniversary with den roman numerals and other reflections.
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