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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1986

Page

3

Cabinet to oversee Iran Contra response embraces data role

A cabinet rank official will coordinate data on the Iran Contra affair as part of a White House effort to centralize information. Senators and aides praised the move, while President Reagan presses to keep focus on policy, budget, and upcoming State of the Union.

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Crisis deepens as US Mexican ties face distrust and disinformation

Report outlines mutual mistrust between the United States and Mexico over Central American policy, accusations of disinformation, and protests to U.S. actions. Mexican officials deny secret talks with the Soviet Union and urge a measured approach amid border and narcotics tensions while maintaining joint debt relief efforts and high level engagement.

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Five groups claim responsibility for Iraqi airliner hijacking

Five groups claimed responsibility for the attempted hijacking of Iraqi Airways Flight 163, which crashed near Arar in northern Saudi Arabia on Christmas Day. The crash left at least 62 dead, with conflicting accounts on the plane’s passenger count and number of hijackers. Survivors and officials offered varying details, while calls in Beirut and Baghdad suggested Iranian involvement or blame.

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Private Planes Collide Over Pacific. Both Land Safely

Two private planes with student pilots collided four miles offshore at about 3:93 pm. Both aircraft landed safely at Long Beach Airport and John Wayne Airport with substantial damage but no injuries. FAA and NTSB investigated while pilots would be interviewed.

Pacific Ocean Long Beach Calif John Wayne International Airport Orange County Larry Burke John Wayne Airport

Gulf War tolls cited in Iran and Iraq claims

Both Iran and Iraq reported heavy fatalities in the ongoing Gulf War. An Iranian commander described a 20 mile front offensive opposite Muhamara and Iran’s President Khamenei called Kerbala-4 a limited offensive meant to punish Iraqi air attacks. He signaled a final offensive would come at the appropriate time.

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Thousands protest as Soviets face Afghan anniversary

In Islamabad and Rawalpindi crowds exceed ten thousand Afghans shouted anti Soviet slogans and burned a Kremlin leader Gorbachev effigy on the seventh anniversary of Soviet intervention. Police blocked marchers from the Soviet Embassy as rushes dispersed after hours.

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