OLONGAPO, Philippines - Philippine prosecutors on Tuesday charged four U.S. Marines with rape in what is seen as a test case for a bilateral accord allowing American troops to train here. Prosecutor Prudencio Jalandoni filed charges of rape against the four Marines before a regional trial court in Olongapo, near the site of the alleged Nov. 1 rape, and sought their arrest and detention without bail. The men, who were on liberty after participating with joint exercises with Filipino forces, are in U.S. Embassy custody. In documents submitted to the court, Jalandoni alleged that Marine Lance Cpl. Daniel Smith raped...