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U.S.-Soviets Plan
To Start Direct
Plane Connections
WASHINGTON UP* — The Unit
ed States and Russia plan to start
negotiations soon on a direct air
line connection between the two
countries, the State Department
announced yesterday.
The department said the Soviets
informed Washington they would
be ready to start the talks June
21. The United States, for techni
j cal reasons, asked that the start
ing date be put off until July 18.
The U.S.-Soviet negotiations
have been considered for several
! years but never have quite come
' off. Talks were slated to start
last July 18 — but the United
j States abruptly cancelled them in
j the wake of the Soviets’ shooting
j down of an American RB-47 re
! connaissance plane.
U. S. officials expected the air
■ route bargaining actually would
| get underway this time, with a
; Soviet team coming to Washing
j ton for the parley.
The proposed commercial air
I route would be between New York
and Moscow. Officials said no
i other route is presently under
consideration.
Several foreign airlines now
fly into Moscow. But to go from
Russia to the United States, the
commercial air traveler today
must go via intermediate points.
Pan American Airways is the
American commerqial carrier
which has the U. S. government’s
authority to fly to Moscow. The
Russian airline which carries out
Soviet non-military flights is the
_government-owned Aeroflot.
Aeroflot now has TU-114’s,
four-engine turboprop planes, able
to make the 5,000-mile New York
to Moscow run nonstop.
The United States has some
commercial jet craft which can
make the trip in one hop.
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