U.S. commission arrives in El Salvador to probe nun murders
A U.S. presidential commission led by William D. Rogers arrived in San Salvador to investigate possible military complicity in the killings of three American nuns and a social worker. The group, briefed by the U.S. Embassy, planned discreet meetings and will report to Carter aides. Sporadic violence and bombings were reported as authorities investigated the murders and a slain Salvadoran justice of the peace was found.