11 Facts About Michael Keon

Michael Keon married Elizabeth Marcos, a member of the Philippine political family, and sister of Ferdinand Marcos.

Michael Keon spent much of this time covering the Communists in China and elsewhere is Southeast Asia.

Michael Keon hit the ground and was not injured but Wilberg was killed.

Michael Keon was the English press relations officer for the Indonesian government in 1950.

Michael Keon became the editor of the Rome Daily American, which was the largest English newspaper in the post-war era in Italy, in 1953.

Michael Keon worked for the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization and had a hand in setting up the International Rice Research Institute in Los Banos, Laguna.

Michael Keon was stationed in Washington DC and at the United Nations headquarters in New York City in 1963.

In 1963, at the age of eight, Michael Keon Edward made worldwide headlines in the international custody battle between his parents.

Michael Keon married, secondly, in Ilocos Norte in September 1979, to businessman Ludwig Petre Rocka.

Michael Keon was a former engineer who became a prominent Melbourne and Manila businessman in the construction business and sold heavy construction equipment.

Michael Keon died in Rosebud, Victoria at the age of 87.