Original sentence: Cielo later on became vice-governor of Pampanga.During the Japanese occupation of World War II, Macapagal served as support to the anti-Japanese task force and as an intelligence liaison to the US guerillas.He finished his law degree in 1936 and was the bar topnotcher when he took the bar examination in the same year with a rating of 89.95%.He had two children with Purita Dela Rosa, Cielo and Arturo.He later married Evangelina Macaraeg, the mother of current Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.He pursued and earned the postgraduate degree of Doctor of Civil Law and Ph.He worked as a lawyer for an American employer in Manila, and was assigned as a legal assistant to President Manuel L.In 1948 he served as second secretary to the Philippine Embassy in Washington, DC.It was during this period that his first wife, Purita Dela Rosa died.in Economics in the same university
Edited sentence: After receiving his Bachelor of Laws degree in 1936, he took graduate studies and earned his Master of Laws degree in 1941.During the Japanese occupation of the Philippines in World War II, Macapagal continued working in Malacañang Palace as an assistant to President Jose P.He had two children with Dela Rosa, Cielo and Arturo.He received his Doctor of Civil Law in 1947, and Ph.He receiving his law degree, Macapagal was admitted to the bar, topping the 1936 bar examination with a score of 89.95%.In 1943, Macapagal lost his first wife, Purita Dela Rosa, to the deprivations of the war.In 1946 he married Evangelina Macaraeg, with whom he had two children, Gloria and Diosdado Jr.In 1948, President Elpidio Quirino appointed Macapagal as chief negotiator in the transfer of the Turtle Islands in the Sulu Sea from the United Kingdom to the Philippines.Laurel, while secretly aiding the anti-Japanese resistance.Quezon in Malacañang Palace.Soon after passing the bar examination, Macapagal worked as a lawyer for an American employer in Manila, and was assigned as a legal assistant to President Manuel L.That same year, he was assigned as second secretary to the Philippine Embassy in Washington, DC.With the establishment of the independent Republic of the Philippines in 1946, President Manuel Roxas appointed Macapagal to the Department of Foreign Affairs as the head of its legal division.in Economics in 1957