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Summit talks opened amid U2 spy plane row
West European observers blamed the United States for the incident amid the Paris summit talks with Khrushchev. Powers, the U2 pilot, flew from Pakistan toward the Soviet Union before being forced to land. The United States admitted his mission, drawing mixed international reactions and warnings to keep the conference on track.
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