The World Bicycle Championship in Holland, Netherlands. Cyclists from various countries participate in the International Championship. Eddie Merckx of Belgium wins the race. Crowd cheers. People hold banner that reads 'Eddie Merckx World Champion 1967'.
Tornado in Belgium. Damaged houses, electric poles on street and vehicles in Belgium. People walk on the street. Damaged town hall roof. Vehicles overturned on the roads.
The opening ceremony of NATO's 'SHAPE' (Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe) in Mons, Belgium. Military troops march past during the opening of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO's) home 'Shape'. Supreme Allied Commander (SACEUR) Lyman Louis Lemnitzer addresses a gathering during the ceremony at the NATO SHAPE headquarters (Rue Grande, 7010 Mons, Belgium). Lemnitzer and officials review the military troops. Flags of 14 nations are hoisted.
International Inventors Exhibition at Brussels in Belgium. The items on display include a folding desk to foil a robber, and a cord-less electronic phone. A hand sized sewing machine and a table made of several tables are also seen in the exhibition.
Princess Margaret unveils a memorial statue of Sir Winston Churchill in Brussels (Avenue Winston Churchill 1180 Uccle, Belgium) during British Week. Huge crowd gathered to watch the official ceremony. Officers escort Princess Margaret. Princess Margaret pulls down the cloth to unveil the statue. Closer view of Winston Churchill statue designed by Croatian sculptor Oscar Nemon. Princess Margaret talking to officials.
Cyclists including world champion Rudi Altig compete at Rund um den Henninger Turm, a 150 mile cycle race in Frankfurt, Germany. Belgium's Daniel Van Rijckeghem wins the race.