Mutineers surrender after assault on Fort Bonifacio
Mutineers led by a former Presidential Guard stormed Fort Bonifacio in Makati to free jailed comrades from the January coup bid but surrendered after loyal troops opened fire. One mutineer died and two hostages were lightly wounded as around noon soldiers prepared to retake the building.
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Manila
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Fidel V. Ramos
Navy
Fort Bonifacio
Makati
Col
Honesto Isleta
Isleta
Ramos
Rodolfo Canieso
Canieso
Corazon Aquino
Mrs. Aquino
Malacanang Palace
Danilo Gozo
Librado
Danieso
Nueva Ecija
Emiliano Templo
Capital Regional Command
Guardians
Guardian
Argentina ends mutiny as 136 soldiers surrender at Campo de Mayo
The government backed by loyal troops reports the surrender of 136 rebels at Campo de Mayo near Buenos Aires after a mutiny demanding amnesty for officers accused of torture and killings during Argentina's dirty war. At least 30 rebels remain at the infantry school as authorities disarm, arrest, and dismiss officers.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Campo de Mayo
Ernesto Barreiro
Cordoba
Jose Horacio Jamarena
Raul Alfonsin
Congress
Aldo Rico
Rico
Entre Rios
Antonio Troccolo
Alfonsin
Reagan
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
State Department
Phyllis Oakley
Washington
Barreiro
la Perla
Rios Erena
Marine Corps seeks Justice Department aid in embassy spy probe
The Marine Corps asks the Justice Department to join the widening embassy guard espionage case amid reports that civilian embassy staff and more Marines may be implicated. A memo to Gen. P X Kelley urges a National Security Task Force with DOJ and FBI involvement to lead investigations and prosecutions.
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Washington
Marine Corps
U.S
Marine Guard
Justice Department
State Department
Associated Press
FBI
Attorney General
CIA
NSA
Gen
P.X. Kelley
Corps
M.E. Rich
Marine Embassy
Naval Investigative Service
Clayton J. Lonetree
Cpl
Arnold Bracy
Moscow
Cpl. Bracy
Kelley
Defense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Weinberger
Edwin Meese II
Kelsey
Justices
South Korean campus protests erupt amid election reform clash
Thousands of students clashed with riot police across 40 universities as protests mark the April 19 anniversary. Riot police used tear gas after demonstrations at Kyonghee and Korea University, injuring about 23 students in Seoul. The government paused constitutional reform talks as Chun Doo hwan faces debate on a direct presidential election with the 1988 Olympics looming.
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Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Kyonghee University
Korea University
Chun Doo-hwan
Police kill arson suspect as train attacks surge in SA
In KwaDengezi near Durban police killed a black man during clashes after three homes were set on fire. Authorities said more trains were attacked with roaches stoned or set afire, bringing weekly coach damage above 60. An arrest occurred at a Randfontein railyard amid ongoing civil unrest tied to a five week railway strike.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Durban
Bureau For Information
Randfontein
Pretoria
Workers’ Union
KwaDengezi
Indian Ocean
Bureau
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Ernesto Crespo
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Britain
Falkland Islands
Regiment 14
Third Army Corps
Luis Nicolas Polo
Chun
Che Frederick
Frederick
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