Aquino widow returns to Manila amid murder probe
Corazon Aquino, widow of slain opposition leader Benigno Aquino, flies to Manila with her five children as President Marcos forms a special committee led by Chief Justice Enrique Fernando to probe the killing. US aides assist fingerprinting and tracing the gun, a US made Smith and Wesson, while Aquino vows to stay and help oppose Marcos.
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Filipinos protest Redgan's planned trip to Philippines
About twenty four Filipino demonstrators gathered outside the White House in the rain calling on President Reagan to cancel his November visit to the Philippines. They urged an end to U S support for Marcos and cited the assassination of Benigno Aquino Jr. as a consequence of the regime. Teresa Rodriguez organized the protest and condemned the Philippine government.
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U.S. aid urged to end support for Marcos regime
A critic denounces continued U.S. backing of Marcos in the Philippines and calls for cutting aid. Presidential spokesman Larry Speakes, with Reagan in California, states that Reagan’s trip to the Philippines is still planned.
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