Tito Visit Sparks Protests as Yugoslav Leader Arrives in New York
President Tito and his wife arrive in New York from Virginia aboard an Air Forces jetliner. More than 20 Yugoslav officials are welcomed by about 20 UN Yugoslav delegation members and families with roses. At the Waldorf Astoria hostile demonstrators shout Tito murderer as security controls the crowd. The motorcade proceeds to a hotel and a 16-car escort. Tito is slated to speak at Princeton University and depart Friday.
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Air Strike Looms In New Zealand Aviation Tie Up
Pilots and navigators employed by Tasman Empire Airway Ltd threaten a two week work stoppage once settlement talks fail. Capt. J W Dickinson says fifty four aircrew would be affected and all NZ to Australia and NZ to Fiji flights would halt, marking the first air strike in New Zealand's industrial history.
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U S Warned of Hurricane Ginny Off Atlantic Coast
The United States Weather Bureau announced a storm off the Atlantic coast became a hurricane named Ginny. It was centered about 90 miles south southeast of Cape Hatteras with winds near 85 mph and was expected to drift northeast for about 12 hours. Coastal shores faced high winds and rough seas though Cape Hatteras reports showed no significant damage.
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