5 Philippine Troops Slain
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MANILA — Communist guerrillas killed five soldiers, wounded four and set trucks and a fuel tank afire in a raid on a Philippine National Oil Co. site in the central Philippines, the military said Tuesday. They said at least 11 guerrillas were believed killed in the Monday attack in Camarines Norte province, about 100 miles southeast of Manila.
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