Imelda Marcos Survives Knife Attack in Manila
Imelda Marcos says she avoided serious injury when a knife-wielding assailant attacked at a public ceremony. She was released from Makati Medical Center after surgery on four wounds to hands and arms, three fingers threatened. guard shot and killed the suspect Carlito Dimailig was identified.
Spies Turn To Tiny Sophisticated Transmitters
G. Marvin Gentile of the State Department reports that eavesdropping has shifted from wired microphones to tiny drop transmitters. Small devices hidden in a diplomat shoe or a binder can transmit 300 to 400 yards, with guards and new detection methods reducing successful intrusions. Gentile notes such devices are common despite improved political climates and are uncovered with alarming regularity.
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