Imelda Marcos advises Reagan follow Ferds path
Imelda Marcos, in an interview with Playboy, says Ronald Reagan should be more like Ferdinand Marcos, noting a single leader and criticizing multiple leaders. She recalls Ferdinand Marcos' 1965 election, 1972 martial law, and his 1986 ouster amid treasury loot accusations. She also claims Reagan acted illegally in Iran Contra but out of love for the country.
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Marcos give Reagan pointers in ouster controversy
Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos accuse U S officials of forcing their exile from the Philippines and claim Reagan did not knowingly participate. They say the president was misled by bureaucrats and attack Philippine president Aquino as satanic while vowing to continue their return to the homeland.
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Gorbachev Keen On Teen Pilot Rust Case
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev is briefed on Mathias Rust, the 19-year-old West German pilot who flew to Red Square. Stern reports Rust’s meeting with parents in Lefortovo prison, KGB interrogations, and possible talks with Gorbachev. Rust arrived May 28 in Moscow after a Helsinki departure, amid questions of trial and airspace violation.
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Military says it produced anti-ANC booklets in SA
The South African military confirmed on Sunday its involvement in producing and distributing anti-African National Congress booklets. The leaflets feature graphic images of bomb blasts and necklace victims associated with the apartheid era.
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USS Stark Weighs Return Voyage From Bahrain Port
The USS Stark moved from Bahrain early Sunday and anchored outside the harbor as it prepared to return home with an estimated August 5 arrival at Mayport Florida. Repairs after the May 17 Iraqi missile attack left the ship secure and crew safe with no major injuries or responsibility claimed for damaged supermarket items found during checks.
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