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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1967
Page
6
The United States and Spain announce an extensive airborne games program for 1987 involving drills and joint training exercises. Officials expect wide participation across services and multiple venues, highlighting bilateral defense cooperation and athletic exchange.
At Morón Air Base in Spain and Saragossa in northeastern Spain, 900 American and 300 Spanish paratroopers will drop as the Pathfinder Express exercise peaks. Air-landings will bring heavy equipment and Hawk missiles, marking Europe's first airlifted Hawk launchers in an operational setting. The drills boost Spain US defense ties ahead of a NATO alignment window.
Mao Tse tung may reorder the Communist Party as reports from Peking say wall posters indicate a forthcoming restructuring within six to twelve months. Moscow Radio claims a push toward a military dictatorship amid widespread resistance and pro and anti Maoist clashes.
Government spokesman said Pakistani troops were alerted to retaliate against any Indian border attacks in Kashmir. Unconfirmed reports claimed 15 Indians killed and several wounded north of Sialkot, described as the worst clash since 1965. Defense Secretary Khan vowed no aggression will go unpunished and said the 800 mile truce line is protected. U.N. officials were informed. cease-fire in effect.
In Pasay City near Manila a clash between Philippine National Police and bolo knife guerrillas killed at least 20 and wounded others. The group led by a 79 year old aims to seize the government and execute President Ferdinand E Marcos. The fighters had been seen as a joke before the midnight assault on their Freedom Party headquarters.
In Washington Janos Radvanyi, charge d affaires of the Hungarian Embassy, declines to alter his defection, stating he seeks permanent U.S. residence. He met Hungarian Foreign Ministry officials at the State Department for thirty minutes amid ongoing secrecy around his family’s location.
Queen Anne-Marie gave birth to a son at 9 06 p m at Tatoi palace near Athens. The infant weighs 814 pounds and is heir to the Greek throne. Cannon volleys from Mount Lycabettus announced the birth as mother and child are reported to be well.
Greece’s military regime marks one month in control as observers predict a prolonged stay with potential occupancy for up to five years despite rumors of resistance.
Several thousand Chinese residents with red books paraded through Hong Kong Island's central district while pro Peking Communists at Government House challenged Governor Sir David Trench. The day mixed ordinary routines with a political mobilization backed by the mainland regime seeking concessions amid prior riots.
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