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THE PHILIPPINE REPUBLIC1960–January 1963

Internal Affairs and Foreign Affairs

A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of

ConfidentialU.S. State Department

Central Files

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THE PHILIPPINE REPUBLIC1960–January 1963

INTERNAL AFFAIRSand

FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Project CoordinatorRobert E. Lester

Guide compiled byJoseph C. Gutberlet

ConfidentialU.S. State Department

Central Files

7500 Old Georgetown Road • Bethesda, MD 20814-6126

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Confidential U.S. State Department central files. The Philippine Republic, 1960–January1963 [microform] : internal affairs and foreign affairs / project coordinator, Robert E.Lester. microfilm reels. Summary: Reproduced from Record Group 59, State Department central decimal files 796,896, and 996 (internal affairs) and decimal files 696 and 611.96 (foreign affairs) for1960–January 1963, in the National Archives, College Park, Md. Accompanied by a printed guide compiled by Joseph C. Gutberlet entitled: A guide to themicrofilm edition of Confidential U.S. State Department central files. The PhilippineRepublic, 1960–January 1963. ISBN 0-88692-664-5 1. United States—Foreign relations—Philippines—Sources. 2. Philippines—Foreignrelations—United States—Sources. 3. Philippines—History—1946–1986—Sources.4. United States. Dept. of State—Archives. I. Title: Confidential U.S. State Departmentcentral files. II. Title: Philippine Republic, 1960–January 1963. III. Title: Guide to themicrofilm edition of Confidential U.S. State Department central files. The PhilippineRepublic, 1960–January 1963. IV. Lester, Robert. V. Gutberlet, Joseph C., 1979– .E183.8.P6327.730599'09'046—dc22

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Scope and Content Note ......................................................................................... vSource Note .............................................................................................................. viiOrganization of the U.S. Department of State Decimal Filing System ............... ixNumerical List of Country Numbers ...................................................................... xiiiAbbreviations List ................................................................................................... xxiReel Index

Reels 1–2Internal Political and National Defense Affairs—Philippines

796.0 Political Affairs .................................................................................. 1

Reel 3796.0 Political Affairs cont. ......................................................................... 11796.1 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government .......................... 12796.2 Political Affairs: Legislative Branch of Government ......................... 14796.3 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government .............................. 14796.5 National Defense Affairs .................................................................. 15

Reels 4–5796.5 National Defense Affairs cont. .......................................................... 15

Reel 6796.5 National Defense Affairs cont. .......................................................... 20

Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs—Philippines896.0 Economic Matters ............................................................................ 22

Reels 7–8896.0 Economic Matters cont. ................................................................... 23

Reel 9896.0 Economic Matters cont. ................................................................... 28896.1 Financial Matters .............................................................................. 33

Reel 10896.1 Financial Matters cont. ..................................................................... 34896.2 Agriculture ........................................................................................ 37

Reel 11896.2 Agriculture cont. ............................................................................... 37896.3 Manufacturers; Manufacturing .......................................................... 41

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Reel 12896.3 Manufacturers; Manufacturing cont. ................................................. 42896.4 Social Matters .................................................................................. 43

Reel 13896.5 Public Order, Safety and Health ....................................................... 46896.8 Science: Earth Sciences .................................................................. 48

Communications, Transportation, Science—Philippines996.0 Communications............................................................................... 48996.1 Communications: Postal .................................................................. 48996.3 Communications: Telephone ............................................................ 49996.4 Communications: Radio ................................................................... 49996.5 Communications: Television ............................................................ 49996.6 Communications: Public Press ........................................................ 49996.7 Transportation .................................................................................. 50996.8 Science............................................................................................. 51

Political and Other International Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Philippines696.0 Political Relations between Philippine Republic

and Other Countries ..................................................................... 51696.9 Political Relations between Philippine Republic and Japan ............. 51696.9 Political Relations between Philippine Republic and Malaya ........... 51696.9 Political Relations between Philippine Republic and Republic of

Indonesia ...................................................................................... 51

Reel 14Political and Other International Relations;

Bilateral Treaties—U.S.–Philippines611.9 Political Relations between United States

and Philippine Republic ................................................................ 52

Subject Index ............................................................................................................ 59

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SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTEConfidential U.S. State Department Central Files, 1960–January 1963

The U.S. State Department Central Files are the definitive source of Americandiplomatic reporting on political, military, social, and economic developmentsthroughout the world in the twentieth century. This edition consists of the CentralFiles for the Philippine Republic for the period between 1960 and January 1963. Thefiles are arranged according to the State Department Decimal Filing System, 1960–January 1963. The subjects from the filing system included in this edition aredecimal numbers 796, 896, and 996 (the Philippine Republic internal affairs) anddecimal numbers 696 and 611.96 (the Philippine Republic foreign affairs and U.S.relations with the Philippine Republic) for 1960–January 1963. The files consist ofcables and letters sent and received by U.S. diplomats and embassy personnel;reports on meetings between U.S. and foreign government officials and leaders;newspaper clippings and translations from journals and newspapers; transcripts ofspeeches; and reports and observations on political, military, and social affairs.

This edition of Central Files for the Philippines Republic begins with a detailedaccounting of Political Affairs (796). These files consist of correspondence and otheritems relating to political developments in President Carlos P. Garcia’s NacionalistaParty and the opposition Liberal Party. Garcia’s 1960 state of the nation addressbefore the Philippine Congress underscores themes central to his administration:nationalism, graft and corruption, and economic progress.

The Nacionalista Party championed a “Filipino-First” policy calling fornationalization of industry, agriculture, and the press. Monthly reports ondevelopments in Cebu Consular District and many other provincial areas revealattitudes on leaders of both parties and Philippine reaction to relations between theUnited States and the Soviet Union. In the 1961 presidential election, the revivedLiberal Party built enough of a following to win the presidency for DiosdadoMacapagal. In this election, the returns from each polling place were reported byobservers as soon as the votes were counted. This system, known as OperationQuick Count, was designed to prevent fraud.

Joint Weeka Reports (796 W) are weekly reports written by U.S. diplomaticpersonnel that provide brief summaries of both internal and foreign developments.These summaries are based on observations of U.S. officials and translations fromnewspapers and periodicals. Internal affairs mentioned in the Weeka reports in thisedition are the antigraft campaign, Communism at the University of the Philippines,pre-election violence, and the case of Harry S. Stonehill, an American businessmanaccused of corruption. Foreign developments in Weeka reports pertain to relationsbetween the Philippines and other countries, Philippine participation in the SoutheastAsia Treaty Organization, and Philippine reaction to important international events,including regular updates on the War Damage Claims Bill and U.S. base talks, aswell as events in Indonesia, Laos, and North Borneo.

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Materials in the National Defense category (796.5) cover the affairs of the MutualDefense Board, the Armed Forces of the Philippines, and the Joint United StatesMilitary Advisory Group. Several items address U.S. economic aid to the Philippinesin support of the Mutual Security Program.

Economic Matters (896) is the largest category in this edition. Economic Mattersdocuments begin on Frame 0686 of Reel 6 and continue through to Frame 0406 ofReel 13. Relations between the Philippines and other nations of Southeast Asia,namely Japan, compose much of this section. Among the major topics of Asian-Philippine relations discussed are negotiations over the Friendship, Commerce, andNavigation Treaty between Japan and the Philippines and the role of the Philippinesin the Association of Southeast Asian States. Other major topics covered in thiscategory include Central Bank decontrol, the sugar quota, and tobacco trade.

Several other categories within the Economic Matters files deserve attention. ThePeace Corps category (Reel 8, Frames 0001–0828) provides comprehensivereporting on the work of the U.S. government agency in the Philippines. FinancialMatters documents (Reel 9, Frame 0724–Reel 10, Frame 1002) pertain to balance ofpayments, credit relaxation measures, and devaluation of the peso. Agriculture (Reel10, Frame 1003–Reel 11, Frame 0782) consists of an extensive accounting of fieldcrops, animal husbandry, and mineral production.

Political Relations between the United States and Philippines Republic (611.96) isthe final category in the collection. The issue of jurisdiction over U.S. servicepersonnel in the Philippines was a problem in relations between the two countries.The collection includes files on the War Damage Claims Bill, Radio BroadcastingAgreement, and U.S.-Philippine Air Transport Agreement. Discussion of U.S. militarybases is a recurring issue throughout this category.

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SOURCE NOTE

Microfilmed from the holdings of the National Archives, College Park, Maryland,Record Group 59: Records of the Department of State, Central Decimal Files,decimal numbers 796, 896, and 996 (the Philippine Republic internal affairs) anddecimal numbers 696 and 611.96 (the Philippine Republic foreign affairs and U.S.relations with the Philippine Republic) for 1960–January 1963. LexisNexis hasmicrofilmed all available original documents.

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ORGANIZATION OF THEU.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE

DECIMAL FILING SYSTEM

From 1910 to 1963 the Department of State used a decimal classification systemto organize its Central Files. This system assembled and arranged individualdocuments according to their subject, with each subject having a specific decimalcode. The decimal system from 1950 to January 1963 consists of ten primaryclassifications numbered 0 through 9, each covering a broad subject area.

CLASS 0: Miscellaneous.

CLASS 1: Administration of the United States Government.

CLASS 2: Protection of Interests (Persons and Property).

CLASS 3: International Conferences, Congresses, Meetings, andOrganizations.

CLASS 4: International Trade and Commerce. Trade Relations. CustomsAdministration.

CLASS 5: International Informational and Educational Relations. CulturalAffairs. Psychological Warfare.

CLASS 6: International Political Relations. Bilateral Treaties.

CLASS 7: Internal Political and National Defense Affairs.

CLASS 8: Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs.

CLASS 9: Other Internal Affairs. Communications. Transportation. Science.

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Note: For the convenience of the researcher, wherever a specific classificationnumber totals more than one hundred pages, a breakdown of the material by monthand year is provided. When applicable, major subjects have been included with themonth and year breakdown.

Foreign AffairsFor this section of the U.S. State Department Central Files, LexisNexis has

microfilmed the documents contained in Class 6. Within this class, each subject isdefined by a decimal file number. The decimal file number is followed by a slant mark(/). The number after the slant mark (/) refers to the date on which the document wasgenerated. Documents within each decimal file number are arranged in chronologicalorder. The entire decimal file number is stamped on the right side of the first page ofevery document.

In this publication, records classified 696 deal with the foreign policy of thePhilippine Republic and its political relations with other nations. Due to the StateDepartment’s arrangement of these records, countries assigned numbers below 96will not be found in this file. LexisNexis, however, has included files dealing with the

Internal AffairsFor this section of the U.S. State Department Central Files, LexisNexis has

microfilmed the documents contained in Classes 7, 8, and 9. Within these classeseach subject is defined by a decimal file number. The decimal file number is followedby a slant mark (/). The number after the slant mark (/) refers to the date on whichthe document was generated. Documents within each decimal file number arearranged in chronological order. The entire decimal file number is stamped on theright side of the first page of every document.

These classes are concerned almost exclusively with the internal matters ofindividual countries. The class number (7, 8, or 9) is followed by the country number.The number following the decimal point indicates subtopics within the majorclassifications. The date after the slant mark (/) identifies the individual document.

In a small number of instances, documents were assigned erroneous orincomplete decimal numbers. LexisNexis has included, in brackets, correcteddecimal entries. In addition, misfiled decimal number documents have also beenincluded in brackets.

796.13/9-2960 indicates a document dated September 29, 1960, relating to thecabinet of the executive branch of government (13) in the Philippines (96).

Example, 796.13/9-2960

796.13/9-2960 Document Date—September 29, 1960

Country Number—Philippines

Class of Records—Internal Political and

National Defense Affairs

Subject—Executive Branch ofGovernment: Cabinet; Ministry

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political relations between the United States (country number 11) and the PhilippineRepublic in this publication. In order to find the political relations between thePhilippine Republic and countries other than the United States that have a numberlower than 96, the researcher should check the Class 6 records for that country.These records can be found either at the National Archives, College Park, Maryland,or in microform publications that LexisNexis has made available to libraries.

In a small number of instances, documents were assigned erroneous orincomplete decimal numbers. LexisNexis has included, in brackets, correcteddecimal entries. In addition, misfiled decimal number documents have also beenincluded in brackets.

696.98/10-1961 indicates a document dated October 19, 1961, relating to thebilateral relations between the Philippines (96) and the Republic of Indonesia (98).

Example, 696.98/10-1961

696.98/10-1961 Document Date—October 19, 1961

Country Number—Philippines

Class of Records—International PoliticalRelations; Bilateral Treaties

Subject—Republic of Indonesia

Note: Whenever the documents under a specific classification number total morethan one hundred pages, the guide writer provides a breakdown of the material bymonth and year. When applicable, the guide writer lists, in brackets under theclassification number, major subjects that are covered throughout all of the months.The guide writer may list additional major subjects but only under the particularmonth and year in which they appear.

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NUMERICAL LIST OFCOUNTRY NUMBERS

00 THE WORLD (Universe)01 Outer Space (Aerosphere)01a Moon02 Antarctic03 Arctic10 THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE11 United States11a Hawaii (Ocean or Kuré Islands and Palmyra Island)11b U.S. Possessions in the Pacific Ocean11c Puerto Rico11d Guam11e American Samoa (Tutuila, Manua Islands, etc.)11f Canal Zone (Panama Canal Zone), Perido, Naos, Culebra, and

Flamenco Islands11g Virgin Islands of the U.S. (St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas)11h Wake Island12 Mexico13 CENTRAL AMERICA14 Guatemala15 Honduras16 El Salvador17 Nicaragua18 Costa Rica19 Panama20 SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA (South of the Rio Grande River)21 Colombia22 Ecuador (Galapagos Islands)23 Peru24 Bolivia25 Chile31 Venezuela32 Brazil33 Uruguay34 Paraguay

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35 Argentina36 WEST INDIAN REPUBLICS37 Cuba, including Isle of Pines38 Haiti39 Dominican Republic40 EUROPE40a Ireland (Eire) (Irish Free State)40b Iceland41 Great Britain, United Kingdom41a Northern Ireland41b British possessions in the Western Hemisphere (except Canada)41c British Honduras41d British Guiana41e British West Indies (includes 41f–41j)41f The West Indies (Federation of British Colonies in the Caribbean)41g Bahamas41h Bermuda41j Virgin Islands41r Falkland Islands41s South Orkney Islands (South Georgia, South Orkneys, and South

Sandwich Islands)41t South Shetland Islands42 Canada (including Newfoundland and Labrador)43 Australia44 New Zealand (Cook Islands, Kermad Islands, and Union Islands

[Tokela])45 British Territories in Africa45a Union of South Africa (Cape of Good Hope, Transvaal, Orange Free

State, Natal)45b British South Africa (45c–45f)45c Rhodesia (Mashonaland, Matabeleland, and Nyasaland Federation)45d Basutoland45e Bechuanaland45f Swaziland45g British West Africa45h Nigeria (including that portion of the Cameroons under British

Protectorate)45j Ghana (see 79)45m Sierra Leone45n Gambia45p British East Africa45r Kenya Colony45s Uganda45t Zanzibar45u Somaliland (protectorate)45w Sudan45x British Southwest Africa (formerly German Southwest Africa)46 British territories in Asia46a Andaman and Nicobar Islands

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46b Laccadive Islands46c Aden Colony and Protectorate (Hadhramaut, Kamaran, Perim,

Socotra, Abdul Quiri, and Kuria Muria Islands)46d Bahrein Islands46e Ceylon46f Singapore (Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean)46g Hong Kong46h British Borneo (North Borneo, Brunei, and Sarawak)46j Republic of the Maldive Islands46k Fiji46m Papua (formerly British New Guinea)46n Pacific Islands, including Tonga (Friendly), Cocos (Isla de Cocos),

Labuan, Solomon, Pitcairn, Gilbert Islands, Ellice Islands, and Britishinterest in Christmas Island, Phoenix, and Keeling Islands

47 British territories in Mediterranean47a Gibraltar47b Malta47c Cyprus47d St. Helena and dependencies (Diego Alvarez, Gough,

Inaccessible, and Nightingale Islands)47e Tristan da Cunha47f Ascension Island47g Seychelles47h Mauritius48 Poland (including Danzig)49 Czechoslovakia50 WESTERN CONTINENTAL EUROPE50a Luxembourg50b Monaco50c Andorra50d San Marino50f Liechtenstein50g Free Territory of Trieste (FTT)51 France (including Corsica)51a St. Pierre and Miquelon51b Martinique51c Guadeloupe and dependencies (Marie Galante, Les Saintes,

Desirade, St. Barthelemy and St. Martin) (French West Indies,collectively)

51d French Guiana (Cayenne) Inini51e French colonies in America51f French India51g Indochina51h Cambodia51j Laos51k Vietnam51m New Caledonia and dependencies (Isle of Pines, Loyalty Islands,

Huon Islands, Chesterfield Islands, Wallis Archipelago)51n Society Islands (Tahiti, Moorea-Morea; Leeward Island-Iles Sous-le-

Vent)

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51p Lesser groups (Tuamotu-Tumotu or Low Archipelago; GambierArchipelago; Marquesas; Tubuai Archipelago-Austral Islands)

51r New Hebrides51s Algeria51t French West Africa and the Sahara (Senegal, French Guinea, Ivory

Coast, Dahomey, French Sudan, Upper Senegal, and the Niger;Mauritania and Dakar), Togo

51u French Equatorial Africa (French Congo) (Gabun-Gabon; MiddleCongo-Moyen Congo; Ubanga Shari-Oubangui Chari; and Chad-Tchad; Brazzaville); Cameroun

51v French Somali Coast and dependencies (Somali Coast); Djibouti,Issa-Somalis; Dankali, Adaels, Ouemas, and Debenehs

51w Madagascar51x Other African Islands (Mayotte, Comoro, Reunion, Amsterdam, St.

Paul Marion, Crozet, and Kerguelen)51y French possessions and protectorates in Oceania and Eastern

Pacific (Australasia and Oceania)52 Spain52a Canary Islands52b Spanish possessions in Africa52c Rio de Oro and Adrar (Western Sahara)52d Rio Muni and Cape San Juan (Spanish Guinea)52e Fernando Po, Annobon, Corisco, and Elobey Islands52f Tetuan and Ceuta; Gomera, Alhucemas, Melilla52g Balearic Islands53 Portugal53a Madeira53b Azores53c Mozambique53d Portuguese India (Goa, Damao, and Diu)53e Macao (Macau)53f Timor53g Cape Verde Islands (Santo Antão, São Nicolau, São Vicente, Fogo,

Santiago, Boa Vista, Sal Santa, Luzia, Branco, Raso, Maio, Brava,Rei, and Rombo)

53h Portuguese Guinea (Guinea Coast), Bijagoz Islands, and BolamaIsland

53k São Thomé (São Tomé) and Principe53m Ladana and Cabinda53n Angola (Portuguese West Africa), Congo, Loanda, Benguella,

Mossamedes, Huilla, and Lunda53p Portuguese East Africa54 Switzerland55 Belgium55a Belgian Congo (Belgian Kongo)56 Netherlands56a Surinam (Netherlands Guiana)56b Netherlands Antilles (formerly Netherlands West Indies) (Curaçao,

Bonaire, Aruba, St. Martin, St. Eustatius, Saba)

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56c Miscellaneous Islands (Riau-Lingga Archipelago, Bangka-Banca;Billiton, Molucca, Timor Archipelago, Bai and Lombok, NetherlandsNew Guinea, or Western New Guinea)

56d Indonesia56f Sumatra57 Norway57a Scandinavia (57, 58, 59, 60e)57b Spitsbergen (Spitzbergen)57c Lapland (Parts of 57, 58, 60e, 61)58 Sweden59 Denmark59a Greenland59b Faeroe (Faroe) or Sheep Islands60 EASTERN CONTINENTAL EUROPE (including Balkans, 67, 68, 69,

81, and European part of 82)60a Baltic States60b Esthonia60c Latvia60d Lithuania60e Finland (Aland Islands)61 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics61a Bessarabia61b Ukraine61c Sakhalin Island (Russian portion)62 Germany62a Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) (Saar)62b Russian Zone (East Germany)62c Polish Administration63 Austria64 Hungary65 Italy65a Vatican City66 Rumania (Roumania)67 Albania68 Yugoslavia69 Bulgaria70 AFRICA (For Belgian possessions, see 55a) (For British

possessions, see 45) (For French possessions, see 51s, etc.)70a Mediterranean countries (General)70b Republic of Guinea (see 79)70c Cameroon70d Togo70e Mali70f Madagascar70g Congo Republic70h Dahomey70j Niger70k Upper Volta

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70m Ivory Coast70u Nigeria70x Republic of South Africa71 Morocco72 Tunisia73 Tripoli (Libya or Libia), Barca, Misurata, Benghazi, Derna, Cyrenaica74 Egypt (see 86b)75 Ethiopia (Hamara, Galla, and Harar)75a Eritrea76 Liberia77 Trust Territory of Somaliland78 Tanganyika Territory (Ruanda-Urundi), formerly German East Africa79 West African states (includes 45j and 70b)80 NEAR EAST81 Greece81a Crete81b Samos82 Turkey83 Syria (see 86b)83a Lebanon (Levant States)84 Palestine84a Israel85 Jordan (Hashemite Jordan Kingdom) (formerly Trans-Jordan)86 Arabia (Arab League) (United Arab states, includes 86b and 86h)86a Saudia Arabia (Kingdom of Hejas and Nejd)86b United Arab Republic (includes 74 and 83)86d Kuwait86e Muscat and Oman86f Qatar86g Trucial Sheikhs86h Yemen87 Iraq (Mesopotamia)88 Iran (Persia)89 Afghanistan90 FAR EAST (including all of Asia)90a Bhutan90b Burma90c Nepal90d Pakistan (Baluchistan)91 India92 Thailand (Siam)93 China93a Manchuria93b Tibet94 Japan94a Formosa (Taiwan)94b Sakhalin Island (Japanese portion)94c Ryukyu Islands (Okinawa), Nampo Islands (Bonin, Volcano, and

Marcus)

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95 Korea95a North Korea95b South Korea96 Philippine Republic97 Malaya (Federation of Malaya comprises the states Pahang, Perak,

Negri Sembilan, Selangor, Johore, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan,Trengganu, and the settlements Malacca and Penang) (includesProvince of Wellesley)

98 Republic of Indonesia (Java, Sumatra, Borneo, Celebes)99 Pacific Islands (Mandated), New Guinea, Bismarck Archipelago,

Solomon Islands (Bougainville, Baku), Marshall Islands, Nauru,Caroline Islands, Pelew (Palau) Islands, Marianna Islands (LadroneIslands), Samoa (Samoan Islands, Western Samoa), Savaii, Upolu

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The following abbreviations are used three or more times in this guide.

ASAS Association of Southeast Asian StatesCAFA Committee of Anti-Filipino ActivitiesFCN Friendship, Commerce and NavigationNATO North Atlantic Treaty OrganizationPAL Philippine Air LinesSEATO Southeast Asia Treaty OrganizationUN United NationsUNESCO United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural

OrganizationUP University of the PhilippinesUSSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

ABBREVIATIONS LIST

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REEL INDEX

Reel 1

Internal Political and National Defense Affairs—Philippines

Frame No. File Subject 0001 796.00 Political Affairs (General)

0001 January 1960 [Carlos P. Romulo; nationalism; Rizal Day; Macapagal Reform Movement; Liberal Party; Cebu Consular District; Mindanao; Surigao; Agusan; Butuan City; Misamis Oriental; Cagayan de Oro; Bukidnon; Cottabato Province; Lanao del Sur; Lake Lanao; Lanao del Norte; Carlos P. Garcia; Filipino First policy; economic development; rural development; national defense; public works; health facilities and services; public health; labor force; Civil Service Act; tourism; government corporations and enterprises; National Steel and Shipbuilding Corporation; U.S.-Philippines relations; graft and corruption; constitutional amendments; reparations; conservation of natural resources; forests and forestry; air transportation; tariff revision; foreign trade; agricultural commodities; agricultural production; National Resettlement and Rehabilitation Administration; public debt; educational enrollment; agricultural education; educational finance; labor law; labor-management relations; employment services; public welfare programs; social services; institutional care; child welfare; vocational rehabilitation; Armed Forces of the Philippines; veterans benefits and pensions; veterans health facilities and services; Nacionalista Party; Liberal and Nacionalista Party representation in the Senate and House.]

0105 February 1960

[China-Philippines relations in Cebu; Fusionists; bipartisan regional blocs; Filipino First policy; privatization; industrial production; ownership of enterprise; Filemon C. Rodriguez.]

0124 March 1960 [Liberal Party manifestoes on foreign policy and economic development.]

Frame No. File Subject

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0129 April 1960 [Nationalism; Pan Malay Islamic Party; Carlos P. Garcia; Bacolod; Negros Occidental.]

0147 May 1960 [May Day; Katipunang Manggagawang Pilipino; Philippine Trade Unions Council; Philippine Association of Free Labor Unions; Philippine Labor Unity Movement; Union de Impresores de Filipinas; Federation of Free Workers; Cebu politics; Sergio Osmena Jr.; Cebu China community.]

0158 June 1960

[Carlos P. Garcia; presidential vetoes; antigraft bill; nationalization of rice and corn industry; Reparations Act.]

0161 July 1960

[Sergio Osmena Jr.; Mariano Jesus Cuenco; Islam in Sulu Province; China-Philippines relations in Jolo; attitudes toward the U.S. in Jolo; Eulogio Rodriguez; Diosdado Macapagal.]

0189 August 1960

[Carlos P. Garcia–Eulogio Rodriguez political struggle; Western Visayas politics; sugar industry influence on Negros politics.]

0198 September 1960 [1961 election; “Sugar Bloc”; sugar industry; Fernando Lopez; Jose Yulo.]

0232 October 1960

[Nacionalista Party; Carlos P. Garcia; Liberal Party; National Progress Movement; Felixberto M. Serrano; Sergio Osmena Jr.; Jose Yulo; Diosdado Macapagal; Liberal Party foreign policy; 1961 election; Northern Mindanao politics; National Directorate of the Nacionalista Party.]

0283 November 1960

[Diosdado Macapagal; Liberal Party; Carlos P. Garcia; graft and corruption.]

0290 December 1960 [Eulogio Rodriguez–Sergio Osmena Jr. alliance; Cottabato Province; Cottabato City; Lebak.]

0299 January 1961

[Nacionalista Party; Cebu; Toledo.] 0301 February 1961

[Cebu Consular District; Sergio Osmena Jr.; Sergio Osmena Jr.–Mariano Jesus Cuenco Fusion in Cebu; Jose Briones; Constantino C. Navarro; student political involvement in the


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south; colleges in Visayas and Mindanao; Barrio Charter of 1959; Emmanuel Pelaez; Pacita Madrigal-Gonzales; Reynaldo P. Honrado; presidential assistant on community development; Ramon Binamira; Association of Barrio Councils; Barrio Lieutenant’s Association of the Philippines; Virgilio Hilario; Philippines Rural Reconstruction Movement; Cornelio Balmaceda; Barrio Self-Government Movement; Communist propaganda.]

0385 March 1961

[Southern provinces; Nacionalista Party; Aklan; San Carlos; Ormoc City; Surigao del Norte; Cebu Consular District; Sergio Osmena Jr.; labor unions; U.S. Navy goodwill tour; Masbate; opposition to Carlos P. Garcia; Diosdado Macapagal; Ferdinand E. Marcos; Nacionalista Party.]

0406 April 1961

[Huk movement; Leonardo Perez; Nacionalista Party; Cebu Consular District; Liberal Party; Sergio Osmena Jr.; Carlos P. Garcia; Mariano Jesus Cuenco; Nueva Ecija; Ilocandia; Eulogio Rodriguez; 1959 Pick Report; Villaviciosa.]

0436 May 1961

[Cebu Consular District; Mariano Jesus Cuenco; Zamboanga; Sulu Province; Misamis Oriental; Lanao del Norte; Lanao del Sur; Misamis Occidental; Iloilo; Capiz; Philippines reaction to Cuba and USSR manned space flight; Jolo; Del Monte; Cagayan de Oro; Iligan; Marawi.]

0453 June 1961 [Nacionalista Party; Eulogio Rodriguez; Cebu Consular District; presidential assistant on community development; Carlos P. Garcia; Sergio Osmena Jr.; Liberal Party; Negros Oriental; Negros Occidental; Peace Corps; race relations in U.S.; Cuba; Laos; war damage claims.]

0473 July 1961

[Congressional proceedings; Nacionalista Party; Carlos P. Garcia; Eulogio Rodriguez; Sergio Osmena Jr.; Mariano Jesus Cuenco; Leyte del Norte politics; Antonio Abad Tormis; Liberal Party.]

0495 August 1961

[Graft and corruption; Carlos P. Garcia strength in Cebu; Liberal Party activities; Sergio Osmena Jr.; Mariano Jesus Cuenco; Davao; Misamis Oriental; Cottabato Province; Leyte; television; Cottabato River channel; Tormis murder case; Berlin, Germany; USSR space flight; Jose Yulo.]


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0516 September 1961 [Congressional apportionment; Batan Island; Ilocos Norte; Carlos P. Garcia; Rogelio de la Rosa; Sergio Osmena Jr.; Fusionists; Iloilo; Negros Occidental; Capiz; Bohol; Misamis Occidental; Soriano Company strike; Philippines reaction to East-West relations in Cebu; War Damage Claims Bill; Rufino J. Cardinal Santos; effects of 1961 election on U.S. relations.]

0570 October 1961 [Bicol provinces; Cebu; Surigao del Norte; Agusan; Acoje expansion in the south; presidential campaign; Diosdado Macapagal; Carlos P. Garcia; Emmanuel Pelaez; Sergio Osmena Jr.; Gil J. Puyat; Commission on Elections; Davao; Cottabato Province; Misamis Oriental; pre-election violence; 1961 election; voter registration; Democratic Labor Party; East Visayas; Western Visayas; Mindanao.]

0694 November 1961 [Pre-election violence; Commission on Elections; Carlos P. Romulo; economic policy; Filipino First policy; graft and corruption; agricultural commodities; rice shortage; Federation of Free Farmers; Hector J. Mauri; strikes; Sugarlandia; Operation Quick Count; Bartolome Cabangbang; Labor Education Center.]

0768 December 1961 [Rizal Day; 1961 election; Carlos P. Garcia; Sergio Osmena Jr.; Eulogio Rodriguez; Diosdado Macapagal; Operation Quick Count; Nacionalista Party.]

0802 January 1962 [Ben Gaston; Negros Occidental; Bacolod; barrio elections; Carlos P. Garcia midnight appointments; Nacionalista dissension in Senate; China community in Iloilo.]

0839 February 1962

[Socialist Party; Ignacio P. Lacsina; Katipunang Manggagawang Pilipino; labor unions.]

0846 March 1962

[Juan Salcedo; National Science Development Board; graft and corruption; Diosdado Macapagal; economic development; Diosdado Macapagal five-year program.]

0867 April 1962 [Romblon; Capiz; Iloilo; Antique; Macapagal Administration; congressional proceedings; Lanao’s Muslim culture.]


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0896 May 1962 [Congress-Malacanang relations; Cornelio Villareal; Justiniano Montanto; Diosdado Macapagal; Emmanuel Pelaez; Filipino First policy; Muslim pilgrimage; Stonehill case; nuclear testing and test sites; Diosdado Macapagal visit to U.S.; SEATO; U.S. rejection of War Damage Claims Bill; Roman Catholic Church; Protestantism; Philippine Independent Church; Iglesia ni Kristo; Masons; Moros; church-state relations.]

0942 June 1962

[Indonesia; immigration and emigration; Diosdado Macapagal; war damage claims; Allied Majority; Liberal Party.]

0949 July 1962 [Communism; Huk movement; Amelito R. Mutuc; Emilio Abello; War Damage Claims Bill.]

0954 August 1962 [Juan Mercado; congressional proceedings; Diosdado Macapagal.]

0964 September 1962 [Diosdado Macapagal; Diosdado Macapagal anticorruption campaign; Nacionalista Party; Eulogio Rodriguez; Communism; Bicol provinces; Paulino J. Garcia; Supreme Court; Jose B. L. Reyes; Sergio Osmena Jr.]

1003 October 1962

[Economic development; Fernando Lopez; Diosdado Macapagal; Huk movement.]

1027 November 1962 [Carlos P. Garcia; Diosdado Macapagal; Liberal Party; Nacionalista Party; Eulogio Rodriguez; Arturo Tolentino.]

1033 December 1962 [Negros Oriental; Negros Occidental.]

1039 January 1963

[Diosdado Macapagal; Arturo Tolentino; Nacionalista Party; economic development; graft and corruption; Salipada K. Pendatun; Robert J. Ballantyne; May Day; Philippine Labor Unity Movement; Philippine Association of Free Labor Unions.]


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Internal Political and National Defense Affairs—Philippines cont.

0001 796.00 (W) Political Affairs: Weeka Reports 0001 January 1960

[Nacionalista Party; Eulogio Rodriguez; Liberal Party; Diosdado Macapagal; Carlos P. Romulo; Santos Probe; Carlos P. Garcia; prospective administration and foreign service appointments; UNESCO; U.S.-Japan Treaty; war damage claims; state of the nation address; antigraft bill; Sergio Osmena Jr.; anti-China activity; John D. Hickerson; Felixberto M. Serrano; Dwight D. Eisenhower visit; Philippines reaction to Algeria independence.]

0022 February 1960 [Senate debate over minority leadership; Diosdado Macapagal; election tactics in Cebu; civil service system; relations with Indonesia; Jose Fuentebella; Felixberto M. Serrano; Law of the Sea talks; missile gap; agitation against Joint United States Military Advisory Group; war damage claims; nationalism; Roman Catholic Church; China community in Iloilo; removal of U.S. bases; Claro M. Recto; Nikita Khrushchev Asia visit; Cuba invitation to underdeveloped countries conference; Dwight D. Eisenhower South America tour.]

0046 March 1960 [Carlos P. Garcia; Filipino First policy; graft and corruption; Northern Luzon bloc; Ferdinand E. Marcos; Diosdado Macapagal; Claro M. Recto; nationalism; Rufino J. Cardinal Santos; war damage claims; army; Dwight D. Eisenhower South America tour; Nikita Khrushchev Asia visit; Department of Information; USSR-Philippines relations; China-Philippines relations; Huk movement; Manuel Barretto; Marikina Dam; arms control and disarmament; Communism; Carlos P. Garcia visit to Taiwan; Ted Lewin; South Africa; U.S. Trade Mission.]

0073 April 1960 [National Progress Movement; Communism; Conlon Report; Rufino J. Cardinal Santos; arms control and disarmament; Department of Information; Carlos P. Garcia; missile bases; Claro M. Recto; Pacific Defense College; Korea; Central Bank decontrol; NATO; Labor-Management Conference; SEATO.]

0096 May 1960 [Japan-Philippines relations; Carlos P. Garcia visit to Taiwan; Law of the Sea; Manuel F. Cabal; Central Bank decontrol; Carlos P. Garcia; SEATO; Philippines reaction to U-2 plane incident; Nacionalista Party; constitutional amendments; Claro M. Recto; Mutual Defense Treaty; Argentina-Philippines


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relations; Philippines reaction to collapse of Summit Conference; China-Philippines relations.]

0118 June 1960 [Constitutional amendments; Dwight D. Eisenhower visit; SEATO; terrorism in Caloocan; school enrollment crisis; Eulogio Rodriguez.]

0131 July 1960 [Constitutional amendments; Malacanang-congressional relations; U.S. base talks; Sugar Quota Administration scandals; Sergio Osmena Jr.; Jose Fuentebella; Carlos P. Garcia; antigraft bill; Asian summit; Philippines reaction to U.S. political activities; Southeast Asian Economic Union; Indonesia-Philippines relations.]

0167 August 1960 [Luzon floods; Ferdinand E. Marcos; Diosdado Macapagal; Emmanuel Pelaez; Jose Yulo; Carlos P. Garcia; Nacionalista Party; Harry S. Stonehill; antigraft bill; Caribbean crises; Federacion Internacional de Abogadas; Claro M. Recto.]

0180 September 1960 [Nacionalista Party; Carlos P. Garcia; Luzon floods; Eulogio Rodriguez; U.S.-Philippines relations; Pacific Defense College; U.S. base talks; Huk movement; Antigraft Law; Harry S. Stonehill; Diosdado Macapagal; UN relations; Claro M. Recto; Indonesia-Philippines relations.]

0212 October 1960 [Claro M. Recto; Nacionalista Party; UN proceedings; Laos; U.S. presidential campaign; Huk movement; Sergio Osmena Jr.; Eulogio Rodriguez; Diosdado Macapagal; Carlos P. Garcia; Quemoy-Matsu; Leyte anniversary; Felixberto M. Serrano; National Development Commission vessels; International Confederation of Free Trade Unions; U.S. presidential elections.]

0234 November 1960 [Carlos P. Garcia; Diosdado Macapagal; National Development Commission vessels; Ted Lewin; Nacionalista Party; U.S. base talks; SEATO; U.S. presidential elections; Commonwealth Day; graft and corruption; Southeast Asia coups; Two-China policy; Felixberto M. Serrano; Liberal Party; Joint United States Military Advisory Group; Carlos P. Romulo.]

0256 December 1960

[Nacionalista Party; Carlos P. Garcia; Eulogio Rodriguez; Diosdado Macapagal; U.S. base talks; antigraft bill; Sergio Osmena Jr.; SEATO; John F. Kennedy administration; Eulogio


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Rodriguez–Sergio Osmena Jr. alliance; Ferdinand E. Marcos; Felixberto M. Serrano; Lorenzo Sumulong; FCN Treaty; Armed Forces of the Philippines; Laos.]

0281 January 1961 [National Security Council; Laos; Liberal Party; Nacionalista Party; Felixberto M. Serrano; FCN Treaty; Armed Forces of the Philippines; Philippines reaction to U.S.-Cuba conflict; Ferdinand E. Marcos; Diosdado Macapagal; Asian Ministers Conference; Sergio Osmena Jr.; Carlos P. Garcia.]

0302 February 1961 [Nacionalista Party; Carlos P. Garcia; Liberal Party; SEATO; Indonesia-Philippines relations; Laos; Nationalist Citizens Party; Eulogio Rodriguez; Benigno Aquino Jr.; Congo; Armed Forces of the Philippines; ASAS.]

0324 March 1961 [Carlos P. Garcia; U.S. base talks; UN General Assembly developments; nationalism in the press; Francisco Bill; Eulogio Rodriguez; Liberal Party; Huk movement; Nacionalista Party; CAFA-UP probe; SEATO; Laos; Felixberto M. Serrano; Mariano Jesus Cuenco; Oil Nationalization Bill.]

0355 April 1961

[Carlos P. Garcia; Eulogio Rodriguez; Nacionalista Party; Cabinet-Senate feud; Mariano Jesus Cuenco; SEATO; Laos; Huk movement; CAFA-UP probe; Liberal Party; Narciso Ramos; congressional proceedings; farm workers general strike; Federation of Free Farmers; gold smuggling; ASAS; Bataan Day; Philippines reaction to USSR manned space flight; South Vietnam; Asian Labor Ministers Association; Cuba; Kaingin operations at Subic; Communist infiltration of labor; Labor Naturalization Bill.]

0384 May 1961 [Presidential assistant on community development; congressional apportionment; Asian Anti-Communist League; Laos; Philippine Air Force; SEATO; Cuba; CAFA-UP probe; Eulogio Rodriguez; Carlos P. Garcia; Lyndon B. Johnson visit; Philippines reaction to U.S. space flight; Nacionalista Party; Asian Labor Ministers Conference; ASAS; Korea; Liberal Party; Sergio Osmena Jr.; Communism; race relations in U.S.]

0410 June 1961 [Nacionalista Party; Carlos P. Garcia; Gil J. Puyat; Liberal Party; SEATO; U.S.-Indonesia relations; Vienna strategic arms limitations talks; sugar exports to U.S.; Eulogio Rodriguez; Carlos P. Romulo; Arsenio H. Lacson; Huk movement; Laos;


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Federal Republic of Germany; Rizal Day; Communism at UP; Armed Forces of the Philippines.]

0440 July 1961

[Return of Douglas MacArthur; Liberal Party; Nacionalista Party; ASAS; Felixberto M. Serrano; Cabal affair; USSR-Philippines relations; SEATO.]

0466 August 1961 [Nacionalista Party; Arsenio H. Lacson; Liberal Party; Cabal affair; Philippines reaction to Berlin, Germany, conflict; ASAS; Carlos P. Garcia; Gil J. Puyat; Diosdado Macapagal; Laos; Rogelio de la Rosa; Supreme Court ruling on Reapportionment Act.]

0494 September 1961 [Nacionalista Party; Rogelio de la Rosa; Cabal affair; nuclear testing and test sites; Carlos P. Garcia; Diosdado Macapagal; SEATO; Philippine Air Force; War Damage Claims Bill; Liberal Party; presidential campaign; Felixberto M. Serrano; UN Security Council bid; Armed Forces of the Philippines.]

0522 October 1961 [Nacionalista Party; Carlos P. Garcia; presidential campaign; Diosdado Macapagal; Liberal Party; Carlos P. Romulo; nuclear testing and test sites; pre-election violence; SEATO; Cabal affair; Peace Corps; Sergio Osmena Sr.; Leyte anniversary; Emmanuel Pelaez; Democratic Labor Party; UN Security Council bid.]

0543 November 1961 [Presidential campaign; Carlos P. Garcia; Gil J. Puyat; Diosdado Macapagal; Emmanuel Pelaez; Nacionalista Party; Liberal Party; Commission on Elections; fifty megaton bomb; Felixberto M. Serrano; Rogelio de la Rosa; Harry S. Stonehill; pre-election violence; Carlos P. Romulo; 1961 election; Vietnam; John D. Hickerson.]

0561 December 1961 [Nacionalista Party; Carlos P. Garcia; Diosdado Macapagal; Liberal Party; Commission on Elections; Diosdado Macapagal foreign policy; Cabal affair; nuclear testing and test sites; aid to South Vietnam; Malaysia; Huk movement; West New Guinea; 1961 election; Felixberto M. Serrano.]

0594 January 1962 [Diosdado Macapagal; Carlos P. Garcia midnight appointments; Central Bank; graft and corruption; Macapagal inauguration; congressional proceedings; Dominador R. Aytona–Andres V. Castillo Supreme Court case; China immigration scandal;


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Emmanuel Pelaez; Huk movement; Carlos P. Garcia; Foreign Office.]

0624 February 1962 [Diosdado Macapagal; antigraft bill; Foreign Office; U.S. Sugar Act; tobacco trade; Emmanuel Pelaez; Charter Day; Armed Forces of the Philippines; Nacionalista Party; War Damage Claims Bill; Foreign Investment Law; SEATO; Malaysia.]

0648 March 1962 [Cornelio Villareal; Liberal Party; Emmanuel Pelaez; Communism; Diosdado Macapagal; Harry S. Stonehill; Diosdado Macapagal visit to U.S.; Labor Party; West New Guinea.]

0669 April 1962 [Bataan Day; Emergency Employment Administration; Manuel Lim; Harry S. Stonehill; ASAS; Department of Foreign Affairs appropriations; Arsenio H. Lacson; Muslim pilgrimage; Manila politics; Antonio Villegas.]

0687 May 1962 [Labor Day; Diosdado Macapagal; nuclear testing and test sites; Muslim pilgrimage; Harry S. Stonehill; Manila Transportation Strike; North Borneo; Carlos P. Romulo; War Damage Claims Bill; SEATO; Independence Day; neutrality; U.S. Laos policy; Liberal Party; Nacionalista Party.]

0726 June 1962 [Independence Day; Salvador P. Lopez; U.S.-Philippines relations; U.S. base talks; Baltazar Cuyugan; Huk movement; Laos; Nacionalista Party; Emmanuel Pelaez visit to U.S.; nuclear testing and test sites; North Borneo; Diosdado Macapagal.]

0761 July 1962 [Emmanuel Pelaez; Laos; SEATO; North Borneo; Stonehill case; Carlos P. Romulo; UP; Diosdado Macapagal; Nacionalista Party; nuclear weapons; U.S. missile testing.]

0785 August 1962 [Harry S. Stonehill; Diosdado Macapagal; North Borneo; War Damage Claims Bill; Philippine Trade Unions Council; Katipunang Manggagawang Pilipino; Philippine Labor Unity Movement; Philippine Association of Free Labor Unions; UNESCO; anticorruption movement; nuclear testing.]

0809 September 1962 [North Borneo; Malaya-Philippines relations; Nacionalista Party.]


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0815 October 1962

[Diosdado Macapagal; North Borneo; U.S. race relations; Ferdinand E. Marcos; Nacionalista Party; Communism; strikes in government corporations; Emergency Employment Administration.]

0835 November 1962 [Nacionalista Party; Operation Eye-Opener; Bernadino Abes; graft and corruption; International Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union; Philippine Association of Free Labor Unions; Diosdado Macapagal meeting with Sukarno; Labor Party; dock strike; Philippine Transport and General Workers Organization.]

0851 December 1962 [Emmanuel Pelaez; North Borneo; Diosdado Macapagal; dock strike; Philippine Transport and General Workers Organization; Brunei Rebellion; Nacionalista Party; Operation Bloodhound; Liberal Party; Emergency Employment Administration; ASAS.]

0870 January 1963 [Diosdado Macapagal; Arturo Tolentino; Emergency Employment Administration; North Borneo; U.S.-Philippines relations; Nacionalista Party; Indonesia; arms control and disarmament; Congo.]

0893 796.001 Political Affairs: Communism 0901 796.0111 Political Affairs: Agents in Philippine Republic 0902 796.02 Political Affairs: Government

[Diosdado Macapagal; government decentralization.]

0906 796.022 Political Affairs: Government—Territory [Territorial waters.]

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0001 796.022 Political Affairs: Government—Territory [North Borneo.]

[0042 796.08 Political Affairs: Citizenship]

0043 796.03 Political Affairs: Constitution

[Diosdado Macapagal; Arturo Tolentino.]

0051 796.08 Political Affairs: Citizenship


12

0053 796.11 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government—Chief

Executive 0053 April 1960 0054 May 1960

0060 June 1960 0070 July 1960

[Presidential vetoes.]

0075 August 1960 0082 September 1960 0084 October 1960 0089 November 1960 0093 December 1960 0096 January 1961 0100 February 1961

[Malaya-Philippines relations.]

0118 March 1961 0121 May 1961 0127 July 1961 0138 September 1961 0140 October 1961 0141 November 1961

[Sergio Osmena Sr.]

0147 December 1961 0183 January 1962 0218 February 1962 0226 March 1962 0247 April 1962

[Diosdado Macapagal address on national discipline.]


13

0290 May 1962

[War Damage Claims Bill.] 0351 June 1962 0363 July 1962 0425 August 1962 0445 September 1962

[Government decentralization; U.S.-Philippines relations.]

0471 October 1962 0478 November 1962 0481 December 1962

[Japan-Philippines relations.] 0490 January 1963

0498 796.111 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government—Governors of States and Districts

0502 796.12 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government—Vice President

0518 796.13 Political Affairs: Executive Branch of Government—Cabinet; Ministry 0518 January 1960 0521 February 1960 0524 March 1960 0528 April 1960 0529 July 1960

[Labor Department flying squads.]

0532 September 1960 0535 November 1960 0536 February 1961 0539 March 1961

[Elpidio Valencia.]


14

0541 August 1961 [Felixberto M. Serrano.]

0559 December 1961 [Rufino G. Hechanova.]

0565 January 1962

[Emmanuel Pelaez.]

0576 February 1962 [Emmanuel Pelaez; Manuel Lim.]

0592 April 1962

0598 May 1962 0602 June 1962 0603 July 1962 0604 August 1962

[Amelito R. Mutuc; Harry S. Stonehill.] 0615 September 1962 0617 October 1962 0629 January 1963

0630 796.2 Political Affairs: Legislative Branch of Government [Ambrosio Padilla; Ferdinand E. Marcos; Nacionalista Party; Liberal Party; congressional proceedings; antigraft bill; Claro M. Recto; congressional apportionment.]

0691 796.21 Political Affairs: Legislative Branch of Government—Proceedings;

Debates; Messages to Legislative Body 0746 796.3 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government

[Juan R. Liwag; Supreme Court.] 0756 796.32 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government—Proceedings;

Judgments [People’s Court.]

0786 796.33 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government—Jurisdiction 0787 796.333 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government—Jurisdiction:

Absconding Defendants and Witnesses


15

0794 796.34 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government—Laws; Statutes; Ordinances

[Rice and Corn Nationalization Act; Antigraft Law; U.S. enterprises; Retail Trade Nationalization Law.]

0814 796.343 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government—Laws; Statutes;

Ordinances: Commercial [Foreign Investment Law; Retail Trade Nationalization Law; Anti-Dummy Law; Macario King case.]

0844 796.3511 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government—Procurement of

Evidence from United States for use in Philippine Republic. 0852 796.3554 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government—Procurement of

Evidence from Switzerland for use in Philippine Republic. 0855 796.3611 Political Affairs: Judicial Branch of Government—Effect of

Judgments and Decrees of Courts of United States in Philippine Republic.

0856 796.5 National Defense Affairs (General)

0856 January 1960 [Mutual Defense Board; Pacific Defense College; Manuel F. Cabal; E. A. Cruise; U.S.-Philippines relations; China-India border dispute; graft and corruption.]

0984 February 1960 [Mutual Defense Board; Manuel F. Cabal; U.S.-Philippines relations; Daniel K. Inouye.]

1085 March 1960 1087 April 1960 1111 May 1960

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0001 796.5 National Defense Affairs (General) [Mutual Defense Board.]

0001 May 1960

[Pacific Defense College.]

0036 June 1960 [U.S. missile testing; Carlos P. Garcia.]

0076 July 1960


16

0082 September 1960

[Felixberto M. Serrano; Crow Valley.]

0204 October 1960

0222 January 1961

0294 March 1961

0361 April 1961 [Armed Forces of the Philippines; Joint United States Military Advisory Group; Felixberto M. Serrano; John D. Hickerson.]

0422 May 1961

[National Steel and Shipbuilding Corporation.]

0450 June 1961 [Armed Forces of the Philippines.]

0463 July 1961 [Armed Forces of the Philippines; Communism; National Steel and Shipbuilding Corporation.]

0515 August 1961

0533 September 1961

0556 October 1961

0578 November 1961 [Joint United States Military Advisory Group.]

0582 December 1961

0616 January 1962

0621 February 1962 [SEATO; Emmanuel Pelaez.]

0641 March 1962

0645 April 1962 [Joint United States Military Advisory Group; Armed Forces of the Philippines.]

0657 May 1962


17

0673 June 1962 [China Communist Movement; Philippines-China Communist Party; Philippine Constabulary; National Bureau of Investigation.]

0700 July 1962

0716 August 1962 0731 September 1962

[Public health; Philippine Constabulary; Communist Party of the Philippines.]

0775 November 1962

[Emmanuel Pelaez; Joint United States Military Advisory Group.]

0783 December 1962

0788 January 1963 [Armed Forces of the Philippines.]

0806 796.5-MSP National Defense Affairs—Mutual Security Program 0806 January 1960

[Felixberto M. Serrano; Joint United States Military Advisory Group.]

0826 February 1960 [Joint United States Military Advisory Group.]

0850 March 1960

0872 April 1960 0881 May 1960 0886 June 1960

0888 July 1960

[Military assistance.]

0921 August 1960 [Felicisimo T. San Luis; Laguna Province.]

0941 September 1960

[Felicisimo T. San Luis; Laguna Province; Joint United States Military Advisory Group.]

0971 October 1960


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0001 796.5-MSP National Defense Affairs—Mutual Security Program 0001 November 1960 0004 December 1960 0012 January 1961

[International Cooperation Administration.]

0021 February 1961 [U.S. economic aid programs.]

0035 April 1961 [U.S. economic aid programs; Communism.]

0045 May 1961 0052 June 1961

0066 July 1961

[Mindanao Development Plan.]

0086 August 1961 [Economic development; National Economic Council; Philippine Air Force; Alejo Santos.]

0152 September 1961 [Civic Actions programs; Armed Forces of the Philippines.]

0161 November 1961 [Laureano Brothers, Inc. fraud.]

0165 796.52 National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities; Subversive

Activities 0167 796.521 National Defense Affairs: Intelligence Activities; Subversive

Activities—Biographical Information [Juan Jardeleza Hormillosa; Juan M. Arreglado; Lu family; Bharat Shumshere; Supreme Court; Rufino G. Hechanova; UNESCO.]

0193 796.54 National Defense Affairs: Maneuvers; Target Practice; Troop

Movements 0238 796.5411 National Defense Affairs: Troop Movements of United States in

Philippine Republic [Mutual Defense Board.]


19

0247 796.551 National Defense Affairs: Organization—Personnel 0258 796.55311 National Defense Affairs: Organization—Schools and Academies:

Admission of Nationals of United States for Study 0274 796.56 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies 0317 796.5611 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies—Armaments;

Ordnance: Atomic Weapons 0369 796.5621 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies—Ships,

Vessels and Aircraft: Battleships; Cruisers; Destroyers; Other naval vessels

0421 796.5622 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies—Ships, Vessels and Aircraft: Aircraft; Bombers; Fighters; Gliders

0440 796.56311 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies—Bases and Posts in Philippine Republic 0440 January 1960

0465 February 1960

0485 March 1960

[Clark Air Base; Jose Henandez; Philippine Trade Unions Council; United States Government Civilian Employees Union of the Philippines; Federation of Free Workers.]

0517 April 1960 0566 May 1960

[Carlos P. Garcia; Claro M. Recto; labor laws.]

[0643 711.56396 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies—Bases and Posts in United States]

0648 796.56311 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies—Bases and

Posts in Philippine Republic 0648 May 1960 0655 June 1960 0672 July 1960

[Lindgren case; Felixberto M. Serrano.]

0726 August 1960 [Magtoto incident; Clark Air Base.]


20

0768 September 1960 [Felixberto M. Serrano.]

0828 October 1960 [H. G. Homme Jr.; Central Luzon Milling Company.]

0867 November 1960

0885 December 1960 [Military Bases Agreement.]

0937 January 1961

[United States Government Civilian Employees Union of the Philippines.]

0985 February 1961 0987 March 1961

[Felixberto M. Serrano.]

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0001 796.56311 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies—Bases and Posts in Philippine Republic 0001 March 1961

[John B. Martin.]

0009 April 1961 [Clark Air Base; Sangley Point.]

0088 May 1961 [Flying Brothers 1961.]

0156 October 1961 0161 November 1961 0177 December 1961 0183 January 1962 0207 February 1962

0243 March 1962

[Military Payment Certificates.]

0269 April 1962


21

0277 May 1962 0296 June 1962

[War Damage Claims Bill; Diosdado Macapagal; W. Averell Harriman; Emilio Abello.]

0323 July 1962 0336 August 1962

[Jose Mercado.] 0358 September 1962

0371 October 1962

[Subic Bay; electric power.]

0410 November 1962 0415 December 1962 0417 January 1963

[Olongapo; electric power.]

0432 796.56311 National Defense Affairs: Equipment and Supplies—Bases and Posts in Philippine Republic 0432 May 1961

[Central Luzon Milling Company.]

0448 June 1961 [Felixberto M. Serrano.]

0478 July 1961 [Military Bases Agreement; Military Payment Certificates.]

0523 August 1961 [Army Post Office; Simeon Roxas; Max V. Krebs; Felixberto M. Serrano; R. Gentry Martin.]

0556 September 1961 [U.S. Navy Petroleum Facility.]

0572 October 1961

[U.S. Navy Petroleum Facility.]

0602 January 1963 0604 796.5811 National Defense Affairs: Missions—Visits, Clearances, of Military,

Naval or Air Force Personnel and/or Equipment of United States to Philippine Republic

[Cebu; U.S. Navy goodwill tour.]


22

0682 796.5875 National Defense Affairs: Missions—Visits, Clearances, of Military,

Naval or Air Force Personnel and/or Equipment of Ethiopia to Philippine Republic

0683 796.59 National Defense Affairs: Civil Defense

Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs—Philippines

0686 896.00 Economic Matters (General) 0686 January 1960

[Federal Republic of Germany trade; nondollar currencies; Philippine Air Lines; Carlos P. Garcia; Filipino First policy.]

0737 February 1960 [Tobacco ban; Filipino First policy; Nacionalista Party; Central Bank; war damage claims; Japanese-Filipino FCN negotiations; Liberal Party; Felixberto M. Serrano.]

0786 March 1960 [Aurelio Montinola; Japanese-Filipino FCN negotiations; Filipino First policy; Carlos P. Garcia; Jose Hernandez; Nacionalista Party.]

0859 April 1960 [Miguel Cuaderno; Arsenio H. Lacson; Malaya-Philippines relations; Central Bank decontrol; Manuel Lim; Marikina Dam; Claro M. Recto; Rice-Corn Nationalization bill.]

0883 May 1960 [Central Bank decontrol; Japanese-Filipino FCN negotiations; May Day; Filipino First policy; U.S.-Philippines relations; war damage claims; sugar quota; Federal Republic of Germany trade; Carlos P. Garcia; National Economic Council; Dominador R. Aytona.]

0929 June 1960 [Filipino First policy; Marikina Dam; Japan-Philippines relations; Central Bank decontrol; Bilateral Air Agreement; Miguel Cuaderno; sugar quota; congressional proceedings.]

0953 July 1960 [Miguel Cuaderno; Carlos P. Garcia; National Economic Council; sugar quota; Central Bank decontrol; Southeast Asia–Philippines relations; Dominador R. Aytona; Japanese-Filipino FCN negotiations.]


23

0975 August 1960 [Manuel Lim; ASAS; Carlos P. Garcia; Central Bank decontrol; Miguel Cuaderno; Luzon floods; Antigraft Law; Japanese-Filipino FCN negotiations.]

0994 September 1960 [Antigraft Law; Manuel Lim; Luzon floods; Central Bank decontrol; airlines strike.]

1012 October 1960 [Marcelo Balatbat; Mariano Penaflorida; Central Bank decontrol; Japanese-Filipino FCN negotiations; Iligan Steel Mill; U.S.-Philippines relations.]

1050 November 1960 [Nationalization of rice and corn; Gold Subsidy Act; Dominador R. Aytona; Japanese-Filipino FCN negotiations; Marikina Dam.]

1068 December 1960 [Central Bank decontrol; U.S. tobacco trade; sugar quota; ASAS; Japanese-Filipino FCN negotiations; Miguel Cuaderno; Eduardo Z. Romualdez.]

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Internal Economic, Industrial, and Social Affairs—Philippines cont.

0001 896.00 Economic Matters (General) 0001 January 1961

[Andres V. Castillo; Eduardo Z. Romualdez; Gregorio Licaros; Central Bank decontrol; Korea-Philippines relations; government corporations and enterprises; sugar quota; Mindanao; Asian-Oceanic Postal Union.]

0098 February 1961 [Carlos P. Garcia; Foreign Investment Law; Dominador R. Aytona; National Waterworks and Sewerage Authority; Philippine Association of Free Labor Unions; Philippine Trade Unions Council; Central Bank decontrol; tariff policy; U.S.-Philippines relations; FCN Treaty; Manuel Lim; Gil J. Puyat; ASAS; Philippine Air Lines; Social Security strike.]

0144 March 1961 [J. Burke Knapp; Central Bank decontrol; International Bank for Reconstruction and Development; Petroleum Stabilization Act; congressional proceedings; nationalization of labor; Merchant Shipping Act of 1960; Foreign Investment Law.]


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0195 April 1961 [Petroleum Stabilization Act; Cebu Portland Cement Company strike; The Nation’s Economic Magazine; Central Bank; Peace Corps; Asian Productivity Organization.]

0293 May 1961 [Marikina Dam; Manila Electric Railroad and Light Company Investigation; tobacco trade; May Day; Philippine Labor Unity Movement; Philippine Association of Free Labor Unions; Katipunang Manggagawang Pilipino; proposed economic legislation; Central Bank decontrol; ASAS; sugar quota; mines and mineral resources; Peace Corps; Asian Labor Ministers Conference; Third National Labor Management Congress; Social Security strike.]

0379 June 1961 [Central Bank; credit relaxation measures; Carlos P. Garcia; Manila Electric Railroad and Light Company; lumber industry and products; Social Security strike; ASAS; Peace Corps; Luzon floods; alien workers; National Marketing Corporation.]

0403 July 1961 [Central Bank decontrol; ASAS; rice imports; Philippine Air Lines.]

0420 August 1961 [Cagayan de Oro; presidential assistant on community development; Mindanao Development Plan; ASAS; Japan reparations; Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company; tobacco trade; textile industry and fabrics; Philippine Air Lines strike.]

0487 September 1961

[Manuel Lim; National Marketing Corporation; Luzon floods; Philippine Air Lines strike; Government Service Insurance System strike; Manuel J. Marquez; War Damage Claims Bill; Marikina Dam.]

0527 October 1961 [Central Bank; sugar quota; Federation of Free Farmers strike; Government Service Insurance System strike; Surigao del Norte; Agusan.]

0542 November 1961 [Devaluation of peso; Carlos P. Garcia; fish and fishing industry; Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company; Peace Corps; Japan reparations; ASAS; Carlos P. Romulo; Jeepney; Government Service Insurance System strike; 1961 election; sugar quota; Sixto K. Roxas Jr.]


25

0570 December 1961 [Central Bank; Diosdado Macapagal; Japan reparations; Peace Corps.]

[0579 896.10 Financial Matters (General)] 0581 896.00 Economic Matters (General)

0581 December 1961 [Bangkok Declaration; ASAS; refractory chromite; petroleum exploration; Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company; Philippine Air Lines; Philippine Association of Free Labor Unions; Andres V. Castillo.]

0623 January 1962 [Alfonso Calalang; Diosdado Macapagal; Central Bank; Fernando Sison; Cesar Climaco; rice stabilization program; tong system; Manila Electric Railroad and Light Company; Norberto B. Romualdez Jr.; El Tor; economic development; tariff revision; sugar quota; tobacco trade; Philippine Air Lines; Emmanuel Pelaez.]

0665 February 1962 [Central Bank decontrol; tobacco trade; Cesar Climaco; Emmanuel Pelaez; Marikina Dam; Federation of Free Farmers strike; Philippine Trade Unions Council; Philippine Labor Unity Movement; Katipunang Manggagawang Pilipino; Diosdado Macapagal five-year program; rice stabilization; Zambales; Bataan Province; Pampanga; Tarlac; Bulacan.]

0703 March 1962 [Manuel Lim; graft and corruption; Diosdado Macapagal; Cesar Climaco; Fernando Lopez; Manila Electric Railroad and Light Company; Japan-Philippines relations; tobacco trade; Norberto B. Romualdez Jr.]

0741 April 1962 [ASAS; Philippine Air Lines; Emmanuel Pelaez; Diosdado Macapagal; National Steel and Shipbuilding Corporation; antismuggling campaign.]

0758 May 1962 [Central Bank; Diosdado Macapagal; Filipino First policy; Nacionalista Party; Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company; tobacco trade; sugar quota; Manila Electric Railroad and Light Company strike; congressional proceedings; ASAS; National Economic Council; Cebu City; Sergio Osmena Jr.; Cagayan de Oro; Iligan City; Marawi City; Zamboanga City; Sulu Province; Davao City.]


26

0806 June 1962 [Rural Bankers Association; National Steel and Shipbuilding Corporation; Manila Electric Railroad and Light Company strike; Diosdado Macapagal; National Marketing Corporation; ASAS; economic development; National Economic Council; national income accounts for 1959–1961; Emmanuel Pelaez.]

0916 July 1962 [Sugar quota; ASAS; Diosdado Macapagal; Luzon floods.]

0937 August 1962 [Diosdado Macapagal; economic development; Sixto K. Roxas Jr.; Philippine National Bank; ASAS; Central Bank; antigraft bill; Jose Yulo; Fernando Lopez; Eugenio Lopez.]

0965 September 1962 [Diosdado Macapagal; graft and corruption; ASAS; railroad strike; U.S.-Philippines relations; Sixto K. Roxas Jr.]

0999 October 1962 [Philippine National Bank; Manila port strike; Central Luzon bus strike; Rufino G. Hechanova.]

1025 November 1962 [Trade quotas; ASAS; tobacco trade; railroad strike; sugar strike; economic development; fish and fishing industry.]

1071 December 1962 [Fish and fishing industry; Program Implementation Agency; National Economic Council.]

1089 January 1963 [National income accounts for 1962; Sixto K. Roxas Jr.; Diosdado Macapagal; Manila Electric Railroad and Light Company.]

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0001 896.00-PC Economic Matters: Peace Corps 0001 March 1961

0010 April 1961 0027 May 1961 0071 June 1961 0127 July 1961


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0135 August 1961 0144 September 1961 0170 October 1961 0195 November 1961 0218 December 1961 0245 January 1962 0293 February 1962 0320 March 1962 0355 April 1962 0389 May 1962 0454 June 1962 0497 July 1962

[0524 891.00-PC Economic Matters: Peace Corps] 0525 896.00-PC Economic Matters: Peace Corps

0525 July 1962 0536 August 1962 0608 September 1962 0645 October 1962 0692 November 1962 0713 December 1962 0757 January 1963

0829 896.0000 Economic Matters: Economic Aid or Relations between Philippine Republic and Other Countries

0832 896.01 Economic Matters: Cost of Living; Retail Prices; Black Markets 0838 896.051 Economic Matters: Capital—Investments


28

0840 896.05111 Economic Matters: Capital—Investment of United States in Philippine Republic

0859 896.05141 Economic Matters: Capital—Investment of Great Britain, United

Kingdom in Philippine Republic 0862 896.06 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions 0903 896.061 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions—Hours; Wages 0906 896.062 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions—Organizations;

Unions; Strikes 0992 896.072 Economic Matters: Pensions—Old-age 0995 896.10 Financial Matters (General) 1027 896.111 Financial Matters: Taxation—Land; Realty 1029 896.13 Financial Matters: Monetary System

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0001 896.01 Economic Matters: Cost of Living; Retail Prices; Black Markets 0008 896.02 Economic Matters: Housing; Rents; Building Construction 0026 896.021 Economic Matters: Housing; Rents; Building Construction—City

and Country Planning 0033 896.03 Economic Matters: Food; Food Conditions

[Food shortage in Cebu.] 0035 896.062 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions—Organizations;

Unions; Strikes

0037 896.04 Economic Matters: Fuel; Fuel Conditions 0038 896.051 Economic Matters: Capital—Investments

[Local China capital.] 0060 896.05100 Economic Matters: Capital—Investment of the World (Universe) in

Philippine Republic [Alfredo Montelibano; Diosdado Macapagal; Filipino First policy.]

0089 896.05110 Economic Matters: Capital—Investment of the Western

Hemisphere in Philippine Republic


29

0090 896.05111 Economic Matters: Capital—Investment of United States in

Philippine Republic 0090 January 1960 0095 February 1960 0097 April 1960 0099 May 1960 0100 June 1960 0107 August 1960 0111 September 1960 0114 October 1960 0120 November 1960 0125 December 1960 0130 March 1961 0134 April 1961 0137 July 1961

[Felixberto M. Serrano.]

0154 September 1961 0161 October 1961 0165 December 1961 0169 January 1962 0172 February 1962 0173 March 1962 0180 April 1962

[Iligan; Cagayan de Oro; Cebu; Bacolod.]

0189 May 1962 0193 June 1962 0194 July 1962


30

0202 August 1962 0212 September 1962 0213 October 1962 0214 November 1962 0215 December 1962

0220 896.05141 Economic Matters: Capital—Investment of Great Britain, United Kingdom in Philippine Republic

[0226 896.05111 Economic Matters: Capital—Investment of United States in

Philippine Republic] 0231 896.05193 Economic Matters: Capital—Investment of China in Philippine

Republic 0233 896.053 Economic Matters: Capital—Corporations; Businesses 0254 896.054 Economic Matters: Capital—Combinations in Restraint of Trade;

Monopolies; Cartels; Trusts 0258 896.055 Economic Matters: Capital—Domestic Trade Conditions; Retail

Trade [Retail Trade Nationalization Law; Anti-Dummy Law.]

0262 896.06 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions

0262 January 1960 0264 February 1960

[Wake Island strike.]

0267 June 1960 0269 July 1960 0271 August 1960

[1960 Regional Labor-Management Conference; East Visayas; California farm labor.]

0342 September 1960 [Government Service Insurance System; Social Security System.]

0361 November 1960 [California farm labor.]


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0363 March 1961 [Nationalization of labor.]

0369 April 1961 [Katipunang Manggagawang Pilipino; Philippine Association of Free Labor Unions; Philippine Labor Unity Movement; Federation of Free Workers.]

0374 July 1961 [0378 February 1962]

[Cottabato Province.] [0380 July 1962]

[Norberto B. Romualdez Jr.]

0382 August 1961 [Retail Trade Nationalization Law; Anti-Dummy Law; commerce circulars prohibiting alien employment; Perfecto E. Laguio.]

0416 November 1961 0417 896.061 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions—Hours; Wages

0417 January 1960 0419 February 1960

[Family income and expenditures.]

0424 August 1961 [Sugar industry wages; Wage and Salary Survey.]

0520 October 1962

0521 November 1962

[Dock strike; Diosdado Macapagal.] 0525 January 1963

0529 896.062 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions—Organizations; Unions; Strikes [0529 December 1962] 0531 March 1960

[Miners’ International Federation; National Mines and Allied Workers Union; Philippine Association of Free Labor Unions; Philippine Trade Unions Council; Katipunang Manggagawang Pilipino; Council of National Unions.]

0532 April 1960 [Federation of Free Workers.]


32

0561 July 1960

[National Union of Transport Workers.] 0565 October 1960

[Federation of Free Workers.]

0567 December 1960 [National Mines and Allied Workers Union.]

0571 February 1961

[Philippine Transport and General Workers Organization.]

0572 July 1961 0575 August 1961 0576 September 1961 0577 February 1962

[Hector J. Mauri; Federation of Free Farmers.]

0581 March 1962 0587 May 1962

[Norberto B. Romualdez Jr.; International Labor Organization; National Union of Petroleum, Chemical and Allied Workers.]

0592 June 1962 0593 July 1962

[Hector J. Mauri; Federation of Free Farmers.] 0599 August 1962

[Hector J. Mauri; Federation of Free Farmers.] 0618 September 1962 0623 October 1962

[International Union of Food and Allied Workers’ Associations.] 0630 November 1962 0643 December 1962

[Magsaysay Award; Indonesia-Philippines relations.] 0660 January 1963

0662 896.065 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions—Hazardous

Employment; Accidents; Prevention of Accidents


33

0664 896.072 Economic Matters: Pensions—Old-age

[Social Security System.] 0720 896.08 Economic Matters: Insurance 0724 896.10 Financial Matters (General)

0724 January 1960 [International reserves.]

0726 February 1960 0728 May 1960

[International reserves; national income and product accounts.]

0793 June 1960 [U.S.-Philippines relations.]

0814 July 1960 [Balance of payments; commercial credit; Manuel J. Marquez; Philippine National Bank.]

0837 August 1960 0839 September 1960 0840 October 1960 0841 November 1960 0846 December 1960

[Balance of payments.]

0855 January 1961 [Manuel Lim.]

0868 February 1961

[Margin proceeds.] 0872 March 1961

[Balance of payments.]

0890 April 1961 [Carlos P. Garcia 1962 budget message; national income accounts, 1958–1960.]

[0968 896.06 Economic Matters: Labor; Labor Conditions] [Hector J. Mauri; Federation of Free Farmers; Negros Occidental; Labor Party; Roberto Romualdex Jr.; Emergency Employment Administration.]


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0001 896.10 Financial Matters (General) 0001 May 1961

[Commercial credit; Philippine National Bank.]

0004 June 1961 [Credit relaxation measures; Central Bank.]

0009 August 1961 0011 October 1961 0014 November 1961

[International Bank for Reconstruction and Development; National Power Corporation.]

0027 January 1962

[Decontrol program; devaluation of peso.] 0064 March 1962

[Diosdado Macapagal; Eugenio Lopez; Fernando Lopez; Ferdinand E. Marcos; Philippine National Bank; Manila Electric Railroad and Light Company.]

0074 April 1962

[Decontrol program; Treasury Stabilization Fund; balance of payments; Philippine National Bank.]

0085 May 1962

[Diosdado Macapagal 1962 budget message; Central Bank.] 0112 June 1962

[Decontrol program.]

0152 July 1962 0157 August 1962 0159 October 1962 0165 November 1962 0170 December 1962 0177 January 1963

0184 896.11 Financial Matters: Taxation


35

0194 896.112 Financial Matters: Taxation—Income 0199 896.13 Financial Matters: Monetary System

[Devaluation of peso; stabilization fund; Carlos P. Garcia.] 0242 896.131 Financial Matters: Monetary System—Foreign exchange;

Exchange rates 0242 January 1960

[Leonard Benjamin special import tax case.] 0256 February 1960 0264 March 1960

[Philippine National Bank; decontrol of foreign exchange.]

0317 April 1960 [Central Bank Resolution No. 64; exchange and important control.]

0351 May 1960 0375 June 1960 0394 July 1960 0407 August 1960 0410 September 1960

[Central Bank; authorized agent banks.] 0426 October 1960

[International reserves.] 0435 November 1960

[Dominador R. Aytona; Central Bank decontrol.] 0455 December 1960

[Credit relaxation measures.] 0470 January 1961

[Decontrol program; international reserves.]

0493 February 1961 [Central Bank; authorized agent banks; international reserves.]

0501 March 1961 [Central Bank; decontrol program; National Economic Council; Andres V. Castillo.]


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0525 April 1961 [International reserves.]

0530 May 1961 0536 June 1961

[Informational Media Guarantee.] 0546 July 1961 0548 August 1961

[Foreign exchange market; balance of payments; Andres V. Castillo; Eduardo Z. Romualez.]

0554 September 1961

0559 January 1962 [Peso exchange rate; Andres V. Castillo; decontrol program; immigration and emigration.]

0606 February 1962 0619 March 1962

[Decontrol program; Central Bank; foreign exchange market.] 0639 April 1962 0641 May 1962 0646 June 1962

[Foreign exchange market; decontrol program.] 0663 July 1962

[Argentina-Philippines relations; decontrol program; Foreign Investment Law; mining project; Andres V. Castillo.]

0695 August 1962 0700 September 1962 0706 January 1963

0707 896.14 Financial Matters: Banks; Banking 0709 896.181 Financial Matters: Immigration; Emigration—Foreign visas;

Tourism 0711 896.19 Financial Matters: Industrial Matters


37

0712 896.14 Financial Matters: Banks; Banking [Philippine National Bank; Central Bank credit relaxation measures; rediscount rate; reserve requirements; banks and banking; private development bank.]

0787 896.1400 Financial Matters: Banks; Banking—Branch banks of Other

Countries in Philippine Republic 0789 896.171 Financial Matters: Intellectual and Industrial Property—Patents

[Drug patents.] 0835 896.172 Financial Matters: Intellectual and Industrial Property—

Trademarks 0872 896.181 Financial Matters: Immigration; Emigration—Foreign visas;

Tourism 0946 896.1894C Financial Matters: Immigration; Emigration—Immigration to

Philippine Republic from Ryukyu Islands, Nampo Islands 0948 896.1898 Financial Matters: Immigration; Emigration—Immigration to

Philippine Republic from Republic of Indonesia 0949 896.19 Financial Matters: Industrial Matters 0965 896.1901 Financial Matters: Industrial Matters—Atomic Energy Peaceful

Purposes 0985 896.191 Financial Matters: Industrial Matters—Exposition; Exhibitions 0991 896.191-MA Financial Matters: Industrial Matters—Exposition; Exhibitions—

Manila 1003 896.20 Agriculture (General) 1006 896.2317 Agriculture: Field Crops—Grains: Rice 1019 896.2321 Agriculture: Field Crops—Fibers: Cotton 1020 896.2327 Agriculture: Field Crops—Fibers: Abaca 1031 896.2331 Agriculture: Field Crops—Alkaloidal Plants: Tobacco

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0001 896.2331 Agriculture: Field Crops—Alkaloidal Plants: Tobacco


38

0015 896.235 Agriculture: Field Crops—Sugar-yielding Plants [0015 November 1960] 0017 February 1960 0019 July 1960 0020 August 1960 0025 October 1960 0027 November 1960 0031 February 1961 0032 March 1961 0034 April 1961 0036 May 1961 0038 June 1961 0041 July 1961 0050 August 1961 0052 September 1961 0074 October 1961 0082 November 1961 0088 January 1962 0114 February 1962 0128 April 1962 0130 May 1962 0136 June 1962 0141 July 1962 0142 August 1962 0146 October 1962 0151 November 1962


39

0152 896.2377 Agriculture: Field Crops—Fruits: Nuts; Coconuts

[Copra overshipment; Cebu.] 0222 896.2391 Agriculture: Field Crops—Trees: Forestry 0228 896.2395 Agriculture: Field Crops—Trees: Rubber 0248 896.2423 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry—Domestic Animals: Dairying; Milk;

Cream 0256 896.2432 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry—Wild animals: Birds 0257 896.245 Agriculture: Animal Husbandry—Wild animals: Fisheries

[Malayan fisheries.] 0349 896.25 Agriculture: Mines; Mining

0349 April 1960 0353 May 1960 0354 June 1960

[Mines and mineral resources; reserve requirements; economic development; investments; marketing; metals and metal industries; gold; silver; platinum; nonmetallic minerals and mines; petroleum and petroleum industry; International Cooperation Administration.]

0438 September 1960 0440 April 1961 0443 May 1961

[Mines and mineral resources; reserve requirements; economic development; investments; marketing; metals and metal industries; gold; silver; platinum; nonmetallic minerals and mines; petroleum and petroleum industry; International Cooperation Administration.]

0526 March 1962 0534 April 1962 0537 October 1962 0539 November 1962 0543 January 1963


40

0544 896.2531 Agriculture: Mines; Mining—Precious Metals and Stones: Gold [Gold Subsidy Act.]

0560 896.2541 Agriculture: Mines; Mining—Base Metals: Iron 0578 896.2542 Agriculture: Mines; Mining—Base Metals: Copper 0604 896.2547 Agriculture: Mines; Mining—Base Metals: Other Base Metals

[Refractory chromite; manganese production.] 0659 896.2553 Agriculture: Mines; Mining—Carbon: Petroleum; Oil

0659 May 1960 0664 June 1960 0665 December 1960

[Legislation on petroleum.] 0668 February 1961 0673 March 1961

[Exploration on Cebu Island; Petroleum Stabilization Act.]

0707 April 1961 [Petroleum Stabilization Act.]

0717 May 1961 0719 August 1961 0721 November 1961 0723 December 1961 0733 April 1962 0735 May 1962 0739 September 1962 0740 October 1962

[Discrimination against U.S. corporations.] 0767 January 1963

0776 896.2566 Agriculture: Mines; Mining—Other Mining Products: Lime and Cement

0778 896.2567 Agriculture: Mines; Mining—Other Mining Products: Phosphates


41

0783 896.26 Engineering 0784 896.261 Engineering: Public Works; Public Construction

[Dredging project; International Bank for Reconstruction and Development loan.]

0800 896.2612 Engineering: Public Works; Public Construction—Roads;

Highways; Bridges; Tunnels [USSR project in Kalimantan.]

0805 896.2613 Engineering: Public Works; Public Construction—Parks;

Playgrounds 0809 896.2614 Engineering: Public Works; Public Construction—Public Utilities

[Industrial energy consumption; General Public Utilities Corporation; Export-Import Bank of Washington; Manila Electric Railroad and Light Company; Laureano Brothers, Inc. fraud; Angat River hydroelectric project; Cebu water; coal for electricity; Emergency Employment Administration.]

0882 896.311 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Foods—Meat and Slaughterhouse

Products 0907 896.312 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Foods—Dairy, Fish, Fowl and

Game Products 0909 896.313 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Foods—Grain Products; Flour;

Cereals 0919 896.316 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Foods—Beverages 0920 896.317 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Foods—Spices; Condiments;

Flavorings; Leavening products; Extracts 0928 896.322 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Animal and Vegetable Products,

Inedible—Leather Goods 0929 896.324 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Animal and Vegetable Products,

Inedible—Rubber Manufactures 0954 896.325 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Animal and Vegetable Products,

Inedible—Animal, Fish and Vegetable Oils, Fats and Greases, Inedible

0960 896.33 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and Related

Industries [0974 896.2377 Agriculture: Field Crops—Fruits: Nuts; Coconuts]


42

0975 896.331 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and Related Industries—Steel mill products

[Government securities; integrated steel mill project; National Steel and Shipbuilding Corporation; Export-Import Bank of Washington; Dominador R. Aytona; Iligan Steel Mill.]


Industries—Steel mill products: Heavy machinery 1053 896.3312 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and Related

Industries—Steel mill products: Light machinery 1062 896.332 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Iron and Steel and Related

Industries—Building and Paving Materials [Leather industry and products; shoes and shoe industry.]


Industries—Transportation Equipment: Automobiles; Trucks; Buses; Motorcycles


Industries—Transportation Equipment: Railroad 1081 896.343 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Household, Office and School

Furnishings and Supplies—Appliances 1101 896.35 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Clothing; Textile Industry

[Japan wool industry.]

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0001 896.35 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Clothing; Textile Industry 0014 896.351 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Clothing; Textile Industry—

Wearing apparel 0017 896.352 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Clothing; Textile Industry—Cotton

Manufactures 0031 896.391 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures—Lumber;

Wood Products [Corporations in southern islands.]

0052 896.392 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures—Paper;

Paper Products


43

0070 896.3931 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures—Manufactured Non-Metallic Minerals: Glass and Clay Products; Ceramics

0075 896.3932 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures—

Manufactured Non-Metallic Minerals: Fuels and Petroleum Products; Refinery Products

[Petroleum Stabilization Act; oil refinery in Limay, Bataan; Carlos P. Garcia.]

0168 896.394 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures—Metal

Manufactures not Otherwise Classifiable 0177 896.396 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures—Scientific

and Professional Instruments and Equipment 0187 896.3971 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures—Chemicals

and Dyes: Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Preparations; Drugs 0205 896.3972 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures—Chemicals

and Dyes: Fertilizers 0221 896.3976 Manufacturers; Manufacturing: Other Manufactures—Chemicals

and Dyes: Chemical specialties; Plastics 0223 896.4 Social Matters (General) 0224 896.40 Social Matters (General)

[Living conditions; women’s activities.] 0233 896.401 Social Matters: Population; Statistics; Census 0256 896.41 Social Matters: People

[Claro M. Recto; Carlos P. Romulo; women in high government positions.]

0281 896.411 Social Matters: People—Race Problems; Disturbances; Displaced

Persons; Refugees 0283 896.412 Social Matters: People—Language; Literature

[Cebu-Visaya language study; Pilipino as national language; Tagalog; Emmanuel Pelaez.]

0290 896.413 Social Matters: People—Religion

[Muslim pilgrimage; church-state relations; Muslim minority; Jehovah’s Witnesses.]

0374 896.4141 Social Matters: People—Manners and Customs: Marriage;

Divorce


44

0376 896.422 Social Matters: History—Monuments; Statues; Memorials [Bataan-Corregidor Memorial.]

0424 896.423 Social Matters: History—Public Records 0428 896.424 Social Matters: History—Commemorative Celebrations; Holidays

0428 March 1960 0430 May 1960

[Jose Rizal centennial celebration.] 0435 July 1960

[Independence Day; Carlos P. Garcia.]

0478 August 1960 [Jose Rizal centennial celebration.]

0483 October 1960

[Commemoration of American landing on Leyte.] 0497 November 1960 0498 March 1961 0499 April 1961

[Bataan Day; Jose Rizal centennial celebration.] 0518 May 1961

[Jose Rizal centennial celebration.] 0525 June 1961

[Independence Day; Jose Rizal centennial celebration.] 0553 July 1961

[Jose Rizal centennial celebration; Allan Nevins.] 0574 August 1961 0577 September 1961 0579 October 1961

[Jose Rizal centennial celebration; commemoration of American landing on Leyte.]

0606 November 1961 0610 February 1962 0611 April 1962

[Commemoration of fall of Bataan.]


45

0627 May 1962

[New Independence Day.] 0631 June 1962

[New Independence Day; War Damage Claims Bill.] 0640 July 1962

[Independence Day; Philippine-American Friendship Day.] 0651 August 1962 0657 September 1962 0659 October 1962

0663 896.43 Social Matters: Education [American School, Inc.; China schools in Cebu City; U.S.-Philippines relations; War Orphans Educational Assistance Act of 1956.]

0743 896.431 Social Matters: Education—Elementary Education; Primary

Schools; High Schools 0761 896.432 Social Matters: Education—Universities; Colleges

[War Orphans Educational Assistance Act of 1956.] 0773 896.437 Social Matters: Education—Libraries 0780 896.44 Social Matters: Fine Arts 0781 896.451 Social Matters: Amusements; Sports; Recreation—Theaters;

Museums; Carnivals; Concerts 0793 896.452 Social Matters: Amusements; Sports; Recreation—Motion Pictures 0832 896.453 Social Matters: Amusements; Sports; Recreation—Sports;

Athletics 0836 896.46 Social Matters: Societies

[Asia-Africa Society of China; Asian Anticommunist League.] 0871 896.4613 Social Matters: Societies—Better Citizenship Organizations:

Military and Veterans Organizations 0879 896.47411 Social Matters: Etiquette—Ceremonial Communications United

States [Bataan Day; Philippine-American Friendship Day; inauguration of Diosdado Macapagal, Emmanuel Pelaez.]


46

0936 896.49 Social Matters: Disasters; Earthquakes; Tornadoes; Famines [0950 896.47411 Social Matters: Etiquette—Ceremonial Communications United

States] 0951 896.49 Social Matters: Disasters; Earthquakes; Tornadoes; Famines

[Luzon floods; U.S. disaster relief.]

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0001 896.552 Public Order, Safety and Health: Public Health—Disposal of the Dead; Cemeteries 0001 January 1960 0005 February 1960 0012 March 1960 0015 June 1960 0021 July 1960 0032 August 1960 0051 September 1960 0070 October 1960 0085 November 1960 0098 December 1960 0108 January 1961 0122 February 1961 0144 March 1961 0150 April 1961 0159 May 1961 0186 June 1961 0209 July 1961 0210 August 1961


47

0220 September 1961 0225 October 1961 0242 November 1961 0265 December 1961 0278 January 1962 0287 February 1962 0303 March 1962 0315 April 1962 0328 May 1962 0337 June 1962 0349 July 1962 0354 August 1962 0355 September 1962 0361 October 1962 0366 November 1962

0367 896.552- Public Order, Safety and Health: Public ACARGEN, Health—Disposal of the Dead; Cemeteries—Lorenzo Acargen LORENZO 0368 896.552- Public Order, Safety and Health: Public Health—Disposal of the ALEJO, Dead; Cemeteries—Teofilo Alejo TEOFILO 0370 896.552- Public Order, Safety and Health: Public Health—Disposal of the AQUINO, Dead; Cemeteries—Educard Aquino EDUCARD 0374 896.552- Public Order, Safety and Health: Public Health—Disposal of the AZORES, Dead; Cemeteries—Primitivo A. Azores PRIMITIVO A. 0375 896.552- Public Order, Safety and Health: Public Health—Disposal of the BALATBAT, Dead; Cemeteries—Arsenio Balatbat ARSENIO


48

0378 896.552- Public Order, Safety and Health: Public Health—Disposal of the BRAVO, Dead; Cemeteries—Fernando Bravo FERNANDO 0381 896.552- Public Order, Safety and Health: Public Health—Disposal of the BUSTOS, Dead; Cemeteries—Ramon Bustos RAMON 0382 896.552- Public Order, Safety and Health: Public Health—Disposal of the CALIMBAS, Dead; Cemeteries—Elias G. Calimbas ELIAS G. 0385 896.552- Public Order, Safety and Health: Public Health—Disposal of the DE LA CRUZ, Dead; Cemeteries—Federico de la Cruz FEDERICO 0388 896.552- Public Order, Safety and Health: Public Health—Disposal of the PINEDA, Dead; Cemeteries—Tiboricio Pineda TIBORICIO 0390 896.552- Public Order, Safety and Health: Public Health—Disposal of the SORIUS, Dead; Cemeteries—Starciano Sorius STARCIANO 0391 896.553 Public Order, Safety and Health: Public Health—Hygiene and

Sanitation; Quarantine 0392 896.553- Public Order, Safety and Health: Public Health—Disposal of the PENARAULA, Dead; Cemeteries—T. G. Penaraula T. G. 0393 896.557 Public Order, Safety and Health: Public Health—Drug Patents 0395 896.56 Public Order, Safety and Health: Charities; Philanthropic

Organizations 0396 896.561 Public Order, Safety and Health: Charities; Philanthropic

Organizations—Red Cross 0397 896.562 Public Order, Safety and Health: Charities; Philanthropic

Organizations—Hospitals; Asylums 0405 896.8296 Science: Earth Sciences—Geophysics: Seismology

Communications, Transportation, Science—Philippines

0407 996.00 Communications (General) 0409 996.104 Communications: Postal—Rates; Postage 0410 996.13 Communications: Postal—Money Orders


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0412 996.30 Communications: Telephone 0413 996.40 Communications: Radio

[Relay bases; RCA Communications, Inc.; American Broadcasting Company; USSR-Philippines relations; UN Special Fund Philippines Telecommunications Training Institute.]

0491 996.50 Communications: Television 0496 996.60 Communications: Public Press

[National Press Club annual Gridiron Dinner.] 0501 996.61 Communications: Public Press—Newspapers; Magazines;

Periodicals; Books 0501 January 1960 0511 March 1960

[Ramon Roces; Manila Bulletin; Manila Chronicle; Philippines Herald; Daily Mirror; Evening News; Harry S. Stonehill; Philippines Free Press; Kislap-Graphic.]

0550 July 1960 0552 November 1960

[Pilipinhon.] 0570 February 1961 0571 March 1961

[Nationalization of press; Augusto Francisco.] 0578 May 1961 0579 June 1961

[Philippines reaction to Nikita Khrushchev Troika dogma.]

0584 July 1961 0585 August 1961 0595 February 1962 0596 March 1962 0600 April 1962 0602 May 1962 0603 June 1962


50

0604 January 1963

[Philippines reaction to Indonesian military power.] 0606 996.6211 Communications: Public Press—Newsgathering Agencies: United

States [James Saxon Childers; “The Nation on the Flying Trapeze”; U.S.-Philippines relations.]

0620 996.6361 Communications: Public Press—Censorship of Newspapers,

Books, and Other Printed Material: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

0623 996.71 Transportation: Land Transportation

[Motor vehicle registration; motor vehicle foreign trade; highways, streets, and roads.]

0645 996.712 Transportation: Land Transportation—Railroad; Railways 0646 996.72 Transportation: Air Transportation

[Philippine Air Lines; Military Bases Agreement; Pan American World Airways; U.S. Air Force; franchise tax.]

0756 996.7200 Transportation: Air Transportation—Between Philippine Republic

and the World (Universe) 0762 996.721 Transportation: Air Transportation—Laws and Regulations

[Philippine Civil Aeronautics Board.] 0775 996.7296 Transportation: Air Transportation—Between Philippine Republic

and Philippine Republic 0778 996.721 Transportation: Air Transportation—Laws and Regulations 0787 996.722 Transportation: Air Transportation—Rates 0788 996.723 Transportation: Air Transportation—Accidents; Attacks; Repairs 0789 996.724 Transportation: Air Transportation—Airports; Landing Aids;

Landing Rights; Radar 0816 996.726 Transportation: Air Transportation—Sale; Purchase; Registration 0828 996.727 Transportation: Air Transportation—Documentation and

Inspection 0831 996.73 Transportation: Water Transportation

[Merchant shipping.] 0851 996.7301 Transportation: Water Transportation—Rivers; Canals


51

0852 996.731 Transportation: Water Transportation—Laws and Regulations 0859 996.734 Transportation: Water Transportation—Harbors; Docks; Ports

[Port of Cebu; Manila Port Service Advisory Committee; Manila Port Authority.]

0900 996.738 Transportation: Water Transportation—Documentation and

Inspection 0903 996.739 Transportation: Water Transportation—Sale; Purchase;

Registration 0908 996.74 Transportation: Navigation

[Inland waterways.] 0913 996.75 Transportation: Personnel; Crews; Seamen; Airmen 0917 996.80 Science (General)

[Juan Salcedo; National Science Development Board.] 0921 996.801 Science: Research and Development 0938 996.8011 Science: Research and Development—Scientific Institutions;

Laboratories 0940 996.802 Science: Space Travel and Artifical Satellites 0941 996.8296 Science: Earth Sciences—Geophysics: Seismology 0952 996.841 Science: Medical Sciences—Medical Aspects of Radiology,

Radioscopy, Chemistry and Biology

Political and Other International Relations; Bilateral Treaties—Philippines

0953 696.00 Political Relations between Philippine Republic and Other Countries

[Felixberto M. Serrano; Carlos P. Garcia; Diosdado Macapagal; Emmanuel Pelaez; China-Philippines relations; U.S.-Philippines relations; SEATO; Asia-Philippines relations.]

0994 696.946 Political Relations between Philippine Republic and Japan:

Naturalization and Immigration [Antidumping Law.]

0996 696.97 Political Relations between Philippine Republic and Malaya 1014 696.98 Political Relations between Philippine Republic and Republic of

Indonesia


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1020 696.986 Political Relations between Philippine Republic and Republic of Indonesia: Naturalization and Immigration

Reel 14

Political and Other International Relations; Bilateral Treaties— U.S.–Philippines

0001 611.96 Political Relations between United States and Philippine Republic 0001 January 1960

[Carlos P. Romulo; Felixberto M. Serrano.]

0010 February 1960 [Claro M. Recto.]

0032 March 1960 [Cebu Consular District.]

0045 May 1960 [Felixberto M. Serrano; Carlos P. Garcia.]

0053 July 1960 [Pacific Defense College; Carlos P. Romulo; War Damage Claims Bill.]

0056 August 1960

0059 October 1960

0066 November 1960 [Philippine-American Friendship Day.]

0085 December 1960

[Claro M. Recto; Felixberto M. Serrano.] 0110 January 1961

[U.S.-Japan relations; Carlos P. Romulo; SEATO.] 0119 July 1961

[John D. Hickerson; Douglas MacArthur visit.] 0132 August 1961 0133 September 1961 0140 October 1961 0141 December 1961


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0144 February 1962 0151 March 1962 0152 April 1962

[Bataan Day.] 0156 May 1962 0162 June 1962

[Currency decontrol; Diosdado Macapagal; Memorial Day; Salvador P. Lopez; Bataan-Corregidor Memorial.]

0192 July 1962

[Emmanuel Pelaez; Cebu Consular District; Philippine-American Friendship Day.]

0209 August 1962

[William E. Stevenson; War Damage Claims Bill.] 0218 September 1962

[Diosdado Macapagal; William E. Stevenson; views of U.S. businessman.]

0241 October 1962 0250 November 1962

[Luther Hodges; Rufino G. Hechanova.] 0252 January 1963

0253 611.9613 Political Relations between United States and Philippine Republic:

Peace; Alliance; Non-Aggression—Transfer of Territory; Disputed Sovereignty over Non-contiguous Territory


War; Hostilities—Enemy Property: Funds; Credits; Stocks; Bonds 0265 611.96232 Political Relations between United States and Philippine Republic:

War; Hostilities—Enemy Property: Real Property; Real Estate. 0267 611.964 Political Relations between United States and Philippine Republic:

Economic Treaties and Agreements (General) 0269 611.9641 Political Relations between United States and Philippine Republic:

Economic Treaties and Agreements—Trade Agreements 0269 February 1960

[Felixberto M. Serrano; John D. Hickerson.] 0275 March 1960


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0279 April 1960

[Felixberto M. Serrano; Motion Picture Export Association; foreign exchange market.]

0292 June 1960

[Civil aviation negotiations.] 0296 July 1960 0301 September 1960 [0302 August 1960]

[Sugar trade.]

0303 November 1960 0311 December 1960 0331 January 1961 0332 March 1961 0334 May 1961 0339 June 1961 0354 July 1961 0355 August 1961 0358 September 1961 0366 October 1961 0375 November 1961

[Felixberto M. Serrano.] 0406 December 1961 0407 April 1962 0409 June 1962

[Agricultural exports and imports; coconuts and coconut products.]

0415 July 1962 0417 August 1962


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0418 September 1962 0419 611.9642 Political Relations between United States and Philippine Republic:

Economic Treaties and Agreements—Treaties of Friendship, Commerce and Navigation


Economic Treaties and Agreements—Financial Treaties and Agreements


Economic Treaties and Agreements—Literary, Artistic and Industrial Property, Copyrights and Patents


Economic Treaties and Agreements—Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy


Cultural Treaties and Agreements 0458 January 1960 0466 February 1960

[Radio broadcasting agreement.] 0471 April 1960 0472 August 1960

[Radio broadcasting agreement.] 0506 September 1960

[Radio broadcasting agreement.] 0515 November 1960 0519 December 1960

[Radio broadcasting agreement.] 0524 February 1961

[Radio broadcasting agreement.] 0529 March 1961 0535 April 1961 0536 June 1961 0538 December 1961 0539 January 1962


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0541 February 1962 0545 March 1962 0548 April 1962 0549 May 1962 0550 June 1962 0551 July 1962

[Project Bamboo.] 0554 August 1962

[Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchange Act.] 0565 September 1962 0568 December 1962 0570 January 1963

0572 611.966 Political Relations between United States and Philippine Republic: Naturalization and Immigration


Military and Defense Agreements 0573 September 1960

[Shipside grant.] 0583 October 1960 0588 November 1960 0589 December 1960 0591 June 1961

[Peace Corps.] 0603 July 1961 0613 August 1961

[Draft project agreement.] 0627 September 1961 0644 October 1961


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0651 November 1961 [Felixberto M. Serrano; Peace Corps.]

0678 December 1961 0679 January 1962

[Emmanuel Pelaez.] 0681 February 1962

[Clark Air Base.] 0683 March 1962 0685 April 1962 0686 May 1962 0688 June 1962 0690 August 1962

[Military bases; Mariveles quarry.] 0695 September 1962

[USS Canopus.] 0698 October 1962 0699 November 1962

[Defense Development Exchange Program.] 0721 January 1963

[Military bases; relinquishment of Bagobantay; visas for certain dependents of U.S. servicemen.]


Military Service Treaties 0736 611.968 Political Relations between United States and Philippine Republic:

Extradition Treaties 0738 611.969 Political Relations between United States and Philippine Republic:

Other Relations; Other Bilateral Treaties [Angat Project; International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.]


Other Relations; Other Bilateral Treaties—Communications Treaties: Radio and Television


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0775 611.9694 Political Relations between United States and Philippine Republic: Other Relations; Other Bilateral Treaties—Air Navigation Treaties 0775 January 1960 0786 February 1960

[U.S.-Philippine Air Transport Agreement.] 0798 March 1960

[U.S.-Philippine Air Transport Agreement.] 0821 April 1960

[Bilateral consultation; U.S.-Philippine Air Transport Agreement.]

0863 May 1960

[U.S.-Philippine Air Transport Agreement; Philippine Air Lines; U.S.-Philippines civil aviation negotiations.]

0926 June 1960

[U.S.-Philippines civil aviation negotiations.] 0952 July 1960

[U.S.-Philippines civil aviation negotiations; Carlos P. Romulo; foreign trade controls on spare parts and equipment.]

0996 August 1960

[U.S.-Philippines civil aviation negotiations; U.S. air carriers.] 1017 September 1960 1024 December 1960 1027 January 1961

[John Oppenheimer; Pan American World Airways.] 1032 March 1961

[U.S.-Philippines civil aviation negotiations.] 1038 April 1961 1040 August 1961 1041 September 1961

[U.S.-Philippines civil aviation negotiations.] 1044 August 1962

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SUBJECT INDEX

The following index is a guide to the major topics in this microform publication. The first number after an entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to the frame number at which the subject begins. Hence, 1: 0949 directs the researcher to Frame 0949 of Reel 1. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial segment of this guide, the researcher will find topics listed in the order in which they appear on the film. This index uses the terminology and spellings used in the original documents. In order to avoid confusion, the term “foreign relations” has been substituted for the State Department’s term “political relations.”

Abaca

10: 1020 Abello, Emilio

1: 0949; 6: 0296 Abes, Bernadino

2: 0835 Absconding defendants and witnesses

3: 0787 Acargen, Lorenzo

13: 0367 Acoje

expansion 1: 0570 Agents

2: 0901 Agricultural education

1: 0001 Agricultural labor

California 9: 0271, 0361 farm workers general strike 2: 0355

Agriculture 1: 0001, 0694; 10: 1003; 11: 0349,

0544, 0560, 0578, 0604, 0659 see also Animal husbandry see also Field crops

Agusan 1: 0001, 0570; 7: 0527

Aircraft carriers U.S. 14: 0996

Air Force, Philippines 2: 0384, 0494; 5: 0086

Air Force, U.S. 13: 0646

Air navigation treaties U.S.-Philippines 14: 0775–1044

Air traffic control radar 13: 0789

Air transportation airline workers strike 6: 0994 airports and airways 13: 0789 aviation accidents and safety 13: 0788 customs laws and regulations 13: 0762,

0778 general 1: 0001; 13: 0646, 0756, 0775 inspections 13: 0828 Pan American World Airways 13: 0646;

14: 1027 Philippine Air Lines 6: 0686; 7: 0098,

0403, 0420, 0487, 0581, 0623, 0741; 13: 0646; 14: 0863

rates 13: 0787 registration 13: 0816 U.S.-Philippine Air Transport Agreement

14: 0786, 0798, 0821, 0863 see also Civil aviation

Aklan 1: 0385

Alejo, Teofilo 13: 0368

Algeria independence 2: 0001

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Alien workers 7: 0379; 9: 0382

Alkaloidial plants tobacco 10: 1031; 11: 0001

Allied Majority 1: 0942

American Broadcasting Company 13: 0413

American School, Inc. 12: 0663

Amusement parks 12: 0781, 0793, 0832

Angat River hydroelectric project 11: 0809; 14: 0738

Animal husbandry birds 11: 0256 dairy industry 11: 0248 fish and fishing industry 11: 0257

Antidumping Law 13: 0994

Antique 1: 0867

Aquino, Benigno, Jr. 2: 0302

Aquino, Educard 13: 0370

Argentina Philippines relations 2: 0096; 10: 0663

Armed forces, U.S. see Joint United States Military Advisory

Group Armed services

1: 0001; 2: 0256, 0281, 0302, 0410, 0494, 0624; 4: 0361, 0450, 0463, 0645, 0788; 5: 0152, 0193, 0238

see also Air Force, Philippines see also Air Force, U.S. see also Army see also Military personnel see also Military service treaties see also Navy

Arms control and disarmament 2: 0046, 0073, 0410, 0870

Army 2: 0046

Army Post Office 6: 0523

Arreglado, Juan M. 5: 0167

Arts and the humanities 12: 0780

Asia Philippines relations 13: 0953 see also China, People’s Republic of see also Japan see also Korea see also Southeast Asia

Asia-Africa Society of China 12: 0836

Asian Anticommunist League 2: 0384; 12: 0836

Asian Labor Ministers Association 2: 0281, 0355, 0384; 7: 0293

Asian-Oceanic Postal Union 7: 0001

Asian Productivity Organization 7: 0195

Asian Summit Conference 2: 0096, 0131

Association of Barrio Councils 1: 0301

Association of Southeast Asian States (ASAS: Malaya, Philippines, Thailand)

2: 0302, 0355, 0384, 0440, 0466, 0669, 0851; 6: 0975, 1068; 7: 0098, 0293, 0379, 0403, 0420, 0542, 0581, 0741, 0758, 0806, 0916, 0937, 0965, 1025

Austria see Vienna

Automobiles see also Motor vehicle industry

Aviation accidents and safety 13: 0788

Aytona, Dominador R. 6: 0883, 0953, 1050; 7: 0098; 10: 0435;

11: 0975 Aytona v. Castillo

2: 0594 Azores, Primitivo A.

13: 0374 Bacolod

1: 0129, 0802; 9: 0180 Bagobantay

relinquishment 14: 0721 Balance of payments

9: 0814, 0846, 0872; 10: 0074, 0548 see also Foreign exchange see also Foreign investment

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Balatbat, Arsenio 13: 0375

Balatbat, Marcelo 6: 1012

Ballantyne, Robert J. 1: 1039

Balmaceda, Cornelio 1: 0301

Bangkok Declaration 7: 0581

Bank note redemptions and regulations 10: 0027, 0074, 0112, 0264, 0470,

0501, 0559, 0619, 0646, 0663 Banks and banking

authorized agent bank 10: 0410, 0493 general 10: 0707, 0712, 0787 see also Central Bank see also Credit see also International Bank for

Reconstruction and Development see also Loans see also Philippine National Bank see also Private Development Bank see also Rural Bankers Association

Barretto, Manuel 2: 0046

Barrio Charter of 1959 1: 0301

Barrio Lieutenant’s Association of the Philippines

1: 0301 Barrio Self-Government Movement

1: 0301 Bataan-Corregidor Memorial

12: 0376; 14: 0162 Bataan Day

2: 0355, 0669; 12: 0499, 0879; 14: 0152 Bataan Island

1: 0516; 7: 0665 Benjamin, Leonard

special import tax case 10: 0242 Berlin, Germany

1: 0495; 2: 0466 Beverages

11: 0919 Bicol Provinces

1: 0570, 0964 Bilateral Air Agreement

U.S.-Philippines 6: 0929

Binamira, Ramon 1: 0301

Biological sciences 13: 0952

Birds and bird conservation 11: 0256

Bohol 1: 0516

Bombs and bombing fifty megaton bomb 2: 0543 see also Missiles and rockets

Bravo, Fernando 13: 0378

Bridges and tunnels 11: 0800

Briones, Jose 1: 0301

Brunei rebellion 2: 0851

Bukidnon 1: 0001

Bulacan 7: 0665

Buses Central Luzon bus workers’ strike

7: 0999 Business and industry

capital investment 8: 0838, 0840, 0859; 9: 0038, 0060, 0089, 0090, 0220, 0226, 0231, 0233

industrial energy use 10: 0965 monopolies and cartels 9: 0254 privatization 1: 0105 views of U.S. businessmen 14: 0218 see also Agriculture see also Banks and banking see also Corporations see also Manufacturing see also Pharmaceutical industry see also Real estate business see also Retail trade

Bustos, Ramon 13: 0381

Butuan City 1: 0001

Cabal, Manuel F. 2: 0096; 3: 0984, 0856

Cabal affair 2: 0440, 0466, 0494, 0522, 0561

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Cabangbang, Bartolome 1: 0694

Cabinet and ministry 2: 0355; 3: 0518

Cagayan de Oro 1: 0001, 0436; 7: 0420, 0758; 9: 0180

Calalang, Alfonso 7: 0623

California agricultural labor 9: 0271, 0361

Calimbas, Elias G. 13: 0382

Canals 13: 0851

Capital investment China 9: 0231 general 8: 0838; 9: 0038, 0060, 0089 United Kingdom 8: 0859; 9: 0220 U.S. 8: 0840; 9: 0090, 0226

Capiz 1: 0436, 0516, 0867

Castillo, Andres V. 7: 0001, 0581; 10: 0501, 0548, 0559,

0663 Cebu City

7: 0758; 12: 0663 Cebu Consular District

1: 0001, 0301, 0385, 0406, 0436, 0453; 14: 0032, 0192

Cebu Island 1: 0147, 0299, 0516, 0570; 2: 0022;

6: 0604; 9: 0033, 0180; 11: 0152, 0673; 13: 0859

Cebu Portland Cement workers’ strike 7: 0195

Cebu-Visaya language study 12: 0283

Cement and concrete 11: 0776

Cemeteries and funerals Acargen, Lorenzo 13: 0367 Alejo, Teofilo 13: 0368 Aquino, Educard 13: 0370 Azores, Primitivo A. 13: 0374 Balatbat, Arsenio 13: 0375 Bravo, Fernando 13: 0378 Bustos, Ramon 13: 0381 Calimbas, Elias G. 13: 0382 Cruz, Federico de la 13: 0385 general 13: 0001

Penaraula, T. G. 13: 0392 Pineda, Tiboricio 13: 0388 Sorius, Starciano 13: 0390

Censorship USSR 13: 0620

Census 12: 0233

Central Bank credit relaxation measures 10: 0455,

0712 decentralization 2: 0073, 0096; 6: 0859,

0883, 0929, 0953, 0975, 0994, 1012, 1068; 7: 0001, 0098, 0144, 0293, 0403, 0665; 10: 0435

general 2: 0594; 6: 0737; 7: 0195, 0379, 0527, 0570, 0623, 0758, 0937; 10: 0004, 0085, 0410, 0493, 0501, 0619

Resolution No. 64 10: 0317 Central Luzon Milling Company

5: 0828; 6: 0432 Charitable institutions

general 13: 0395 mental health facilities and services

13: 0397 Red Cross 13: 0396

Charter Day 2: 0624

Chemicals and chemistry fertilizers 12: 0205 general 13: 0952 pharmaceutical industry 12: 0187 plastics and plastics industry 12: 0221

Chief executive 3: 0053, 0218

Childers, James Saxon 13: 0606

Child welfare 1: 0001

China, People’s Republic of border dispute with India 3: 0856 capital investment 9: 0231 Communist Party 4: 0673 relations with Philippines 2: 0046, 0096;

3: 0856; 4: 0673; 13: 0953 Chinese in the Philippines

anti-Chinese movement 2: 0001 Communist movement 4: 0673 general 1: 0147 Iloilo community 1: 0802; 2: 0022

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immigration scandal 2: 0594 King v. Hernaez 3: 0814 public opinion 1: 0105, 0161 schools 12: 0663

Church-state relations 1: 0896; 12: 0290

Citizenship 3: 0042, 0051 see also Immigration and emigration

City and town planning 9: 0026

Civic Actions programs 5: 0152

Civil Aeronautics Board Philippines 13: 0762

Civil aviation U.S.-Philippines negotiations 14: 0292,

0863, 0926, 0952, 0996, 1032, 1041 Civil engineers and engineering

public works 11: 0784, 0800, 0805, 0809

Civil Service Act 1: 0001

Civil service system 1: 0001; 2: 0022

Clark Air Base (Pampangga) 5: 0485, 0726; 6: 0009; 14: 0681

Clay industry and products ceramics 12: 0070

Climaco, Cesar 7: 0623, 0665, 0703

Clothing and clothing industry 11: 1101; 12: 0001, 0014

Coal and coal mining 11: 0809

Coconuts and coconut products 11: 0152, 0974; 14: 0409

Commercial credit 9: 0814; 10: 0001

Commercial law patents 10: 0789 trademarks 10: 0835

Commission on Elections 1: 0570, 0694; 2: 0543, 0561

Committee of Anti-Filipino Activities (CAFA)

2: 0324, 0355, 0384 Commonwealth Day

2: 0234

Communications books and bookselling 13: 0501 general 13: 0407 postal money orders 13: 0410 postal rates and revenues 13: 0409 radio 13: 0413 telephones and telephone industry

13: 0412 television 13: 0491 U.S.-Philippines 12: 0879, 0950 see also Journalism see also Radio see also Telephones and telephone

industry see also Television

Communications treaties U.S.-Philippines 14: 0746

Communism 1: 0301–0964; 2: 0046–0893; 4: 0463;

5: 0035 Communist Party of China

influence in Philippines 4: 0673 Communist Party of the Philippines

4: 0731 Community development

1: 0301, 0453; 2: 0384; 7: 0420 Conferences and congresses

Asian Labor Ministers Association 2: 0281, 0355, 0384; 7: 0293

Asian Summit Conference 2: 0096, 0131

Regional Labor-Management Conference 2: 0073; 9: 0271

Third National Congress 7: 0293 Vienna Strategic Arms Limitations Talks

2: 0410 Congo

2: 0302, 0870 Congressional apportionment

Philippines 1: 0516; 2: 0384; 3: 0630 Congressional-executive relations

Philippines 1: 0896; 2: 0131 Congressional proceedings

Philippines 1: 0473, 0867, 0954; 2: 0355, 0594; 3: 0630; 6: 0929; 7: 0144, 0758

Conlon Report 2: 0073

Conservation of natural resources forests and forestry 1: 0001

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Constabulary Philippines 4: 0673, 0731

Constitution amendments 1: 0001; 2: 0096, 0118,

0131 general 3: 0043

Copper 11: 0578

Copyright patents 14: 0447

Corporations 3: 0794; 11: 0740; 12: 0031

Corruption see Graft and corruption

Cost of living 8: 0832; 9: 0001

Cottabato City 1: 0290

Cottabato Province 1: 0001, 0290, 0495, 0570; 9: 0378

Cottabato River channel 1: 0495

Cotton 10: 1019; 12: 0017

Council of National Unions 9: 0531

Courts U.S. 3: 0855 see also People’s Court see also Supreme Court

Credit relaxation measures 7: 0379; 10: 0004,

0455, 0712 see also Commercial credit

Crime and criminals see Fraud see Graft and corruption see Homicide

Crow Valley 4: 0082

Cruise, E. A. 3: 0856

Cruz, Federico de la 13: 0385

Cuaderno, Miguel 6: 0859, 0929, 0953, 0975, 1068

Cuba 1: 0453; 2: 0022, 0281, 0355, 0384

Cuenco, Mariano Jesus 1: 0161, 0301, 0406, 0436, 0473, 0495;

2: 0324, 0355 Cultural treaties and agreements

U.S.-Philippines 14: 0458 Currency

6: 0686; 14: 0162 Customs laws and regulations

13: 0762, 0778, 0852 Cuyugan, Baltazar

2: 0726 Daily Mirror (newspaper)

13: 0511 Dairy industry and products

milk 11: 0248 Dams

see Marikina Dam Davao

1: 0495, 0570 Davao City

7: 0758 Debt

see Public debt Defense Development Exchange Program

14: 0699 De la Rosa, Rogelio

1: 0516; 2: 0466, 0494, 0543 Del Monte

1: 0436 Democratic Labor Party

1: 0570; 2: 0522 Demonstrations and protests

see Strikes Department of Foreign Affairs

appropriations 2: 0669 Department of Information

2: 0046, 0073 Diplomatic and consular service

foreign service appointments 2: 0001 Disarmament

see Arms control and disarmament Disaster relief

12: 0951 Disasters

earthquakes 12: 0936, 0951 famine 12: 0936, 0951 floods 2: 0167, 0180; 6: 0975, 0994;

7: 0379, 0487, 0916; 12: 0951 tornadoes 12: 0936, 0951

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Dock workers strike 2: 0835, 0851; 9: 0521

Dredging project 11: 0784

Drugs 10: 0789; 13: 0393 see also Pharmaceutical industry

Dumping antidumping legislation 13: 0994

Earnings general 8: 0903; 9: 0417, 0424 wage and salary survey 9: 0424

Earth sciences geophysics 13: 0405, 0941

East Visayas 1: 0570; 9: 0271

Ecija, Nueva 1: 0406

Economic development 1: 0001, 0124, 0846, 1003, 1039;

5: 0086; 7: 0623, 0806, 0937, 1025; 11: 0354, 0443

see also International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Economic matters city and town planning 9: 0026 cost of living 8: 0832; 9: 0001 food shortage 9: 0033 fuel oil 9: 0037 general 6: 0686; 7: 0001, 0581 hours of labor 8: 0903; 9: 0417 housing construction 9: 0008, 0026 housing costs and financing 9: 0008,

0026 insurance and insurance industry

9: 0720 international assistance 8: 0829 interstate commerce 9: 0258 labor unions 8: 0906; 9: 0035, 0529 monopolies and cartels 9: 0254 old age assistance 8: 0992; 9: 0664 retail trade 8: 0832; 9: 0001, 0258 underground economy 8: 0832; 9: 0001 work stoppages 8: 0906; 9: 0035, 0529 see also Business and industry see also Capital investment see also Earnings see also Economic treaties and

agreements see also Financial matters

see also Fiscal policy see also Foreign economic relations see also Labor-management relations see also Monetary policy

Economic policy 1: 0694; 7: 0293

Economic treaties and agreements U.S.-Philippines 14: 0267, 0269, 0419,

0447, 0451 see also Financial treaties and

agreements Education

elementary and secondary 12: 0743 enrollment 1: 0001; 2: 0118 finance 1: 0001 general 12: 0663 libraries 12: 0773 see also Higher education

Eisenhower, Dwight D. South America tour 2: 0022, 0046 visit to Philippines 2: 0001, 0118

Elections Barrios 1: 0802 1961 1: 0198, 0232, 0516, 0570, 0768;

2: 0494, 0522, 0543, 0561; 7: 0542 violence 1: 0570, 0694; 2: 0522, 0543 voter registration 1: 0570 see also Commission on Elections see also Presidential elections

Electric power 6: 0371, 0417

Elementary and secondary education 12: 0743

El Tor 7: 0623

Emergency Employment Administration 2: 0669, 0815, 0851, 0870; 9: 0968;

11: 0809 Employment

see Agricultural labor see Earnings see Hours of labor see Labor-management relations see Labor unions and organizations see Occupational health and safety see Strikes see Working conditions

Employment services 1: 0001

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Energy resources and consumption see Coal and coal mining see Electric power see Hydroelectric power see Industrial energy consumption see National Power Corporation see Nuclear power plants and reactors

Engineering 11: 0783 see also Civil engineers and

engineering Equipment and supplies

see Military supplies and equipment Evening News (newspaper)

13: 0511 Executive branch

cabinet and ministry 3: 0518 chief executive 3: 0053, 0218 governors of states and districts 3: 0498 Malacanang-congressional relations

2: 0131 vice president 3: 0502 see also Presidential vetoes

Exhibitions and trade fairs 6: 0088; 10: 0985, 0991

Export-Import Bank of Washington, D.C. 11: 0809, 0975

Extradition treaties U.S.-Philippines 14: 0736

Family income and expenditures 9: 0419

Farm workers see Agricultural labor

Federacion Internacional de Abogadas 2: 0167

Federation of Free Farmers 1: 0694; 2: 0355; 7: 0527, 0665;

9: 0577, 0593, 0599, 0968 Federation of Free Workers

1: 0147; 5: 0485; 9: 0369, 0532, 0565 Fertilizers

12: 0205 Field crops

abaca 10: 1020 coconuts and coconut products

11: 0152, 0974; 14: 0409 cotton 10: 1019; 12: 0017 fruit 11: 0152, 0974 grains and grain products 10: 1006;

11: 0909

natural fibers and fabrics 10: 1019, 1020 rice 1: 0158, 0694; 7: 0403, 0623, 0665;

10: 1006 sugar 1: 0189–0198; 2: 0410; 6: 0883,

0929, 0953, 1068; 7: 0001, 0293, 0527, 0542, 0623, 0758, 0916, 1025; 9: 0424; 11: 0015; 14: 0302

tobacco 2: 0624; 6: 0737, 1068; 7: 0293–1025; 10: 1031; 11: 0001

trees 11: 0222, 0228 Filipino First policy

1: 0001, 0105, 0694, 0896; 2: 0046; 6: 0686, 0737, 0786, 0883, 0929; 7: 0758; 9: 0060

Financial matters business and industry 10: 0711, 0949,

0965 commercial credit 9: 0814; 10: 0001 commercial law 10: 0789, 0835 exhibitions and trade fairs 10: 0985,

0991 fiscal policy 8: 1027; 10: 0184, 0194 foreign exchange 10: 0548, 0619, 0646;

14: 0279 general 7: 0579; 8: 0995; 9: 0724;

10: 0001–0177 immigration and emigration 10: 0709,

0872, 0946, 0948 monetary policy 8: 1029; 10: 0199, 0242 taxation 8: 1027; 10: 0184, 0194;

13: 0646 travel and tourism 10: 0709, 0872 see also Banks and banking

Financial treaties and agreements U.S.-Philippines 14: 0430

Fine arts 12: 0780

Fiscal policy taxation 8: 1027; 10: 0184, 0194;

13: 0646 see also Monetary policy see also Public debt

Fish and fishing industry 7: 0542, 1025, 1071; 11: 0257

Floods 2: 0167, 0180; 6: 0975, 0994; 7: 0379,

0487, 0916; 12: 0951 Food and food industry

beverages 11: 0919 grains and grain products 11: 0909

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livestock and livestock industry 11: 0907 meat industry and products 11: 0882 oils, oilseeds, and fats 11: 0954 shortage 9: 0033 spices and herbs 11: 0920

Foreign economic relations foreign investment 9: 0060, 0089 Germany, Federal Republic of 6: 0686,

0883 see also Balance of payments see also Dumping see also Economic treaties and

agreements see also Foreign exchange see also Foreign investment see also International assistance see also International trade

Foreign exchange 10: 0242–0706; 14: 0279 see also Capital investment

Foreign investment 9: 0038, 0060, 0089

Foreign Investment Law 2: 0624; 3: 0814; 7: 0098, 0144;

10: 0663 Foreign Office

2: 0594, 0624 Foreign relations

China, People’s Republic of 2: 0046, 0096; 3: 0856; 4: 0673; 13: 0953

general 13: 0953 Germany, Federal Republic of 2: 0410;

6: 0686, 0883 Indonesia 1: 0942; 2: 0022, 0131, 0180,

0302, 0410, 0870; 9: 0643; 13: 0604, 1014, 1020

Japan 2: 0001, 0096; 3: 0481; 6: 0737, 0786, 0883, 0929, 0953, 0975, 1012, 1050, 1068; 7: 0420, 0542, 0570, 0703; 13: 0994; 14: 0110; 11: 1101

Liberal Party position 1: 0124, 0232 Malaya 2: 0809; 3: 0100; 6: 0859;

11: 0257; 13: 0996 U.S. 1: 0001; 2: 0180, 0726, 0870;

3: 0984, 0445, 0856; 6: 0883, 1012; 7: 0098, 0965; 9: 0793; 12: 0663; 13: 0606, 0953; 14: 0001, 0253, 0258, 0265

USSR 2: 0046, 0440; 13: 0413

see also Foreign economic relations see also International trade see also Treaties and agreements

Forests and forestry 1: 0001; 11: 0222 see also Rubber and rubber industry

Franchise tax 13: 0646

Francisco, Augusto 13: 0571

Francisco Bill 2: 0324

Fraud Laureano Brothers, Inc. 5: 0161;

11: 0809 Friendship, Commerce and Navigation (FCN) Treaty

2: 0256, 0281; 7: 0098 Fruit and fruit products

coconuts 11: 0152, 0974 Fuel oil

9: 0037 Fuentebella, Jose

2: 0022, 0131 Funerals

see Cemeteries and funerals Furniture and furnishings

household appliances and equipment 11: 1081

Fusionists 1: 0105, 0516

Garcia, Carlos P. 1: 0001–1027; 2: 0001–0594; 4: 0036;

5: 0566; 6: 0686–0975; 7: 0098, 0379, 0542; 9: 0890; 10: 0199; 12: 0075, 0435; 13: 0953; 14: 0045

Garcia, Paulino J. 1: 0964

Gaston, Ben 1: 0802

General Public Utilities Corporation 11: 0809

Geophysics 13: 0941

Germany, Federal Republic of (West Germany)

foreign economic relations 2: 0410; 6: 0686, 0883

Glass and glass industry 12: 0070

68

Gold 2: 0355; 11: 0354, 0443, 0544

Gold Subsidy Act 6: 1050; 11: 0544

Government territory 2: 0906; 3: 0001 see also Executive branch see also Judicial branch see also Legislative branch

Government corporations and enterprises

1: 0001; 7: 0001 Government decentralization

2: 0902; 3: 0445 Government investigations

CAFA–UP probe 2: 0324, 0355, 0384 Government securities

11: 0975 Government Service Insurance System

7: 0487, 0527, 0542; 9: 0342 Graft and corruption

anticorruption movement 2: 0785 Anti-Dummy Law 3: 0814; 9: 0258, 0382 antigraft legislation 1: 0158; 2: 0001,

0131, 0167, 0180, 0256, 0624; 3: 0630, 0794; 6: 0975, 0994; 7: 0937

general 1: 0001, 0283, 0406, 0495, 0694, 0846, 1039; 2: 0046, 0234, 0594, 0835; 3: 0856; 7: 0703, 0965

Stonehill, Harry S., case 1: 0896; 2: 0761

tong system 7: 0623 Grains and grain products

10: 1006; 11: 0909 see also Rice industry

Harbors and ports Cebu 1: 0147, 0299, 0516, 0570;

2: 0022; 6: 0604; 9: 0033, 0180; 11: 0152, 0673; 13: 0859

dock workers’ strike 2: 0835, 0851; 9: 0521

Manila 7: 0999; 13: 0859 Harriman, W. Averell

6: 0296 Health facilities and services

1: 0001; 13: 0397 see also Public health

Hechanova, Rufino G. 3: 0559; 5: 0167; 7: 0999; 14: 0250

Hernandez, Jose 5: 0485; 6: 0786

Hickerson, John D. 2: 0001, 0543; 4: 0361; 14: 0119, 0269

Higher education general 1: 0301 Pacific Defense College 2: 0073, 0180;

3: 0856; 4: 0001; 14: 0053 UP 2: 0761 War Orphans Educational Assistance

Act of 1956 12: 0663, 0761 Highways, streets, and roads

11: 0800; 13: 0623 Hilario, Virgilio

1: 0301 History

see Holidays and commemorative celebrations

see Monuments and memorials Hodges, Luther

14: 0250 Holidays and commemorative celebrations

Independence Day 2: 0687, 0726; 12: 0435, 0525, 0640

Labor Day 2: 0687 May Day 1: 0147, 1039; 6: 0883;

7: 0293 New Independence Day 12: 0627, 0631 Philippine-American Friendship Day

12: 0640, 0879; 14: 0066, 0192 Rizal Day 1: 0001 see also Monuments and memorials

Homicide Tormis, Antonio Abad 1: 0495

Homme, H. G., Jr. 5: 0828

Honrado, Reynaldo P. 1: 0301

Hormillosa, Juan Jardeleza 5: 0167

Hours of labor 8: 0903; 9: 0417

Household appliances and equipment 11: 1081

Housing construction 9: 0008, 0026

Housing costs and financing rent 9: 0008, 0026

69

Huk movement 1: 0406, 0949, 1003; 2: 0046, 0180,

0212, 0324, 0355, 0410, 0561, 0594, 0726

Hydroelectric power Angat River project 11: 0809; 14: 0738

Iglesia ni Kristo 1: 0896

Iligan City 7: 0758

Iligan Island 1: 0436; 9: 0180

Iligan Steel Mill 6: 1012; 11: 0975

Ilocandia 1: 0406

Ilocos Norte 1: 0516

Iloilo 1: 0436, 0516, 0867

Immigration and emigration 1: 0942; 10: 0559, 0709, 0872, 0946,

0948; 13: 0994, 1020; 14: 0572 Income taxes

10: 0194 Independence Day

2: 0687, 0726; 12: 0435, 0525, 0640 India

border dispute with China 3: 0856 Indonesia

arms control and disarmament 2: 0870 foreign relations 2: 0022, 0131, 0180,

0302; 9: 0643; 13: 1014, 1020 immigration and emigration 1: 0942 Philippines reaction to military 13: 0604 U.S. relations 2: 0410

Industrial energy consumption 11: 0809

Industrial production ownership of enterprise 1: 0105 privatization 1: 0105

Informational Media Guarantee 10: 0536

Inouye, Daniel K. 3: 0984

Institutional care 1: 0001

Instruments and measuring devices 12: 0177

Intelligence activities 5: 0165, 0167

International assistance 5: 0021, 0035; 8: 0829 see also Peace Corps

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

7: 0144; 10: 0014; 11: 0784; 14: 0738 International Confederation of Free Trade Unions

2: 0212 International Cooperation Administration

5: 0012; 11: 0354, 0443 International cooperation in law enforcement

extradition treaties 14: 0736 International Labor Organization

9: 0587 International Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union

2: 0835 International monetary reserves

9: 0724, 0728; 10: 0426, 0470, 0493, 0525, 0712; 11: 0354, 0443

International trade 7: 1025 see also Tariffs and foreign trade

controls International Union of Food and Allied Workers’ Associations

9: 0623 Interstate commerce

9: 0258 Investments

11: 0354, 0443 see also Capital investment see also Foreign investment

Iron and steel industry 5: 1012; 11: 0560, 0960, 0975 see also Machines and machinery

industry see also National Steel and Shipbuilding

Corporation Islam

culture in Lanao del Sur 1: 0867 Muslim minority 12: 0290 Muslim pilgrimage 1: 0896; 2: 0669,

0687; 12: 0290

70

Japan Filipino FCN negotiations 6: 0737, 0786,

0883, 0953, 0975, 1012, 1050, 1068 foreign relations 2: 0096; 3: 0481;

6: 0929; 7: 0703; 13: 0994 reparations 7: 0420, 0542, 0570 U.S. relations 2: 0001; 14: 0110 wool industry 11: 1101

Jeepney general 7: 0542 Manila Transportation Strike 2: 0687

Jehovah’s Witnesses 12: 0290

Johnson, Lyndon B. visit 2: 0384

Joint United States Military Advisory Group

2: 0022, 0234; 4: 0361, 0578, 0645, 0775, 0806, 0826, 0941

Jolo 1: 0161, 0436

Journalism censorship 13: 0620 National Press Club Gridiron Dinner

13: 0496 newspapers 13: 0501, 0511 periodicals 13: 0501 U.S. 13: 0606

Judicial branch absconding defendants and witnesses

3: 0787 general 3: 0746 judgments and decrees of U.S. courts

3: 0855 judgments and proceedings 3: 0756 jurisdiction 3: 0786 procurement of evidence 3: 0844, 0847,

0852 statutes and ordinances 3: 0794, 0814 see also Courts

Kalimantan 11: 0800

Katipunang Manggagawang Pilipino 1: 0147, 0839; 2: 0785; 7: 0293, 0665;

9: 0369, 0531 Kennedy, John F.

2: 0256 Khrushchev, Nikita

Asia visit 2: 0022, 0046 Troika dogma 13: 0579

King v. Hernaez 3: 0814

Kislap-Graphic (newspaper) 13: 0511

Knapp, J. Burke 7: 0144

Korea Philippines relations 2: 0073, 0384;

7: 0001 Krebs, Max V.

6: 0523 Labor Day

2: 0687 Labor Department

3: 0529 Labor Education Center

1: 0694 Labor laws

1: 0001; 5: 0566 Labor-management relations

government employees 1: 0001 Regional Labor-Management

Conference 2: 0073; 9: 0271 Third National Congress 7: 0293 see also Strikes

Labor Naturalization Bill 2: 0355

Labor Party 2: 0648, 0835; 9: 0968

Labor supply and demand 1: 0001

Labor unions and organizations Federation of Free Farmers 1: 0694;

2: 0355; 7: 0527, 0665; 9: 0577, 0593, 0599, 0968

Federation of Free Workers 1: 0147; 5: 0485; 9: 0369, 0532, 0565

general 1: 0385, 0839; 8: 0906; 9: 0035, 0529

International Confederation of Free Trade Unions 2: 0212

International Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union 2: 0835

International Union of Food and Allied Workers’ Associations 9: 0623

Miners’ International Federation 9: 0531 National Mines and Allied Workers

Union 9: 0531, 0567 National Union of Petroleum, Chemical

and Allied Workers 9: 0587

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National Union of Transport Workers 9: 0561

Philippine Association of Free Labor Unions 1: 0147, 1039; 2: 0785, 0835; 7: 0098, 0293, 0581; 9: 0369, 0531

Philippine Labor Unity Movement 1: 0147, 1039; 2: 0785; 7: 0293, 0665; 9: 0369

Philippine Trade Unions Council 1: 0147; 2: 0785; 5: 0485; 7: 0098, 0665; 9: 0531

Philippine Transport and General Workers Organization 2: 0835, 0851; 9: 0571

United States Government Civilian Employees Union of the Philippines 5: 0485, 0937

Lacsina, Ignacio P. 1: 0839

Lacson, Arsenio H. 2: 0410, 0466, 0669; 6: 0859

Laguio, Perfecto E. 9: 0382

Laguna Province 4: 0921, 0941

Lake Lanao 1: 0001

Lanao del Norte 1: 0001, 0436

Lanao del Sur 1: 0001, 0436, 0867

Land transportation 13: 0623 see also Motor vehicle industry see also Railroads

Language Cebu-Visaya language study 12: 0283 Pilipino 12: 0283 Tagalog 12: 0283

Laos 1: 0453; 2: 0212–0761

Laureano Brothers, Inc. fraud 5: 0161; 11: 0809

Law of the sea see Maritime law

Leather industry and products 11: 0928, 1062

Lebak 1: 0290

Legislation Antidumping Law 13: 0994 Civil Service Act 1: 0001 commercial law 10: 0789, 0835 Foreign Investment Law 2: 0624;

3: 0814; 7: 0098, 0144; 10: 0663 Gold Subsidy Act 6: 1050; 11: 0544 labor laws 1: 0001; 5: 0566 Labor Naturalization Bill 2: 0355 maritime law 2: 0022, 0096 Merchant Shipping Act of 1960 7: 0144 Mutual Educational and Cultural

Exchange Act 14: 0554 Oil Nationalization Bill 2: 0324 Reapportionment Act 2: 0466 Reparations Act 1: 0158 Retail Trade Nationalization Law

3: 0794, 0814; 9: 0258, 0382 Rice and Corn Nationalization Act

3: 0794; 6: 0859 Sugar Act 2: 0624 War Damage Claims Bill 1: 0516, 0896,

0949; 2: 0494, 0624, 0687, 0785; 3: 0290; 6: 0296; 7: 0487; 12: 0631; 14: 0053, 0209

Legislative branch 3: 0630, 0691

Lewin, Ted 2: 0046, 0234

Leyte 1: 0473, 0495; 2: 0212, 0522

Liberal Party 1: 0001–1027; 2: 0001–0851; 3: 0630;

6: 0737 Libraries

12: 0773 Licaros, Gregorio

7: 0001 Lim, Manuel

2: 0669; 3: 0576; 6: 0859, 0975, 0994; 7: 0098, 0487, 0703; 9: 0855

Limay, Bataan oil refinery 12: 0075

Lime and limestone 11: 0776

Livestock and livestock industry 11: 0907

Liwag, Juan R. 3: 0746

72

Loans 11: 0784

Lopez, Eugenio 7: 0937; 10: 0064

Lopez, Fernando 1: 0198, 1003; 7: 0703, 0937; 10: 0064

Lu family 5: 0167

Lumber industry and products 7: 0379; 12: 0031

Luzon Central Luzon bus workers’ strike

7: 0999 floods 2: 0167, 0180; 6: 0975, 0994;

7: 0379, 0487, 0916; 12: 0951 Macapagal, Diosdado

1: 0161, 0232–1039; 2: 0001–0902; 3: 0043, 0247; 6: 0296; 7: 0570–1089; 9: 0060, 0521; 10: 0064, 0085; 12: 0879; 13: 0953; 14: 0162, 0218

Macapagal Reform Movement 1: 0001

MacArthur, Douglas visit to Philippines 2: 0440; 14: 0119

Machines and machinery industry 11: 1044, 1053, 1062

Madrigal-Gonzales, Pacita 1: 0301

Magsaysay Award 9: 0643

Magtoto incident 5: 0726

Malacanang-congressional relations 2: 0131

Malaya fisheries 11: 0257 foreign relations 2: 0809; 3: 0100;

6: 0859; 13: 0996 Malaysia

foreign relations 2: 0561, 0624 Manganese production

11: 0604 Manila

harbors and ports 7: 0999; 13: 0859 political activities 2: 0669 port workers’ strike 7: 0999 transportation strike 2: 0687

Manila Bulletin (newspaper) 13: 0511

Manila Chronicle (newspaper) 13: 0511

Manila Electric Railroad and Light Company

7: 0293, 0379, 0623, 0703, 0758, 0806, 1089; 10: 0064; 11: 0809

Manila Port Authority 13: 0859

Manila Port Service Advisory Committee 13: 0859

Manila port workers’ strike 7: 0999

Manila transportation strike jeepney drivers 2: 0687

Manufacturing chemicals and chemistry 12: 0187,

0205, 0221 clay industry and products 12: 0070 clothing and clothing industry 11: 1101;

12: 0001, 0014 food and food industry 11: 0882, 0907,

0909, 0919, 0920, 0954 furniture and furnishings 11: 1081 glass and glass industry 12: 0070 instruments and measuring devices

12: 0177 iron and steel industry 11: 0960, 0975,

1044, 1053, 1062, 1072, 1080 leather industry and products 11: 0928 lumber industry and products 12: 0031 metals and metal industries 12: 0168 nonmetallic minerals and mines

12: 0075 paper and paper products 12: 0052 plastics and plastic industry 12: 0221 rubber and rubber industry 11: 0929 shoes and shoe industry 11: 1062 textile industry and fabrics 11: 1101;

12: 0001, 0014, 0017 Marawi

1: 0436; 7: 0758 Marcos, Ferdinand E.

1: 0385; 2: 0046, 0167, 0256, 0281, 0815; 3: 0630; 10: 0064

Margin proceeds 9: 0868

Marikina Dam 2: 0046; 6: 0859, 0929, 1050; 7: 0293,

0487, 0665

73

Maritime law 2: 0022, 0096

Mariveles quarry 14: 0690

Marketing 11: 0354, 0443 see also National Marketing Corporation

Marquez, Manuel J. 7: 0487; 9: 0814

Martin, John B. 6: 0001

Martin, R. Gentry 6: 0523

Masbate 1: 0385

Masons 1: 0896

Mauri, Hector J. 1: 0694; 9: 0577, 0593, 0599, 0968

May Day 1: 0147, 1039; 6: 0883; 7: 0293

Meat industry and products 11: 0882

Medical sciences biological sciences 13: 0952 chemicals and chemistry 13: 0952 radiology 13: 0952

Membership organizations veterans 12: 0871

Memorial Day 14: 0162

Mental health facilities and services 13: 0397

Mercado, Jose 6: 0336

Mercado, Juan 1: 0954

Merchant seaman 13: 0831

Merchant Shipping Act of 1960 7: 0144

Metals and metal industries 11: 0354, 0443, 0604; 12: 0168

Military aircraft 5: 0369, 0421

Military and defense agreements Ethiopia 6: 0682 U.S.-Philippines 4: 0888; 6: 0604;

14: 0573

Military Bases Agreement 5: 0885; 6: 0478; 13: 0646

Military bases, posts, and reservations U.S. in Philippines 2: 0022, 0131, 0180,

0234, 0256, 0324, 0726; 5: 0440, 0643, 0648, 0672; 6: 0001; 14: 0690, 0721

Military benefits and pensions visas for dependents 14: 0721

Military draft 14: 0613

Military Payment Certificates 6: 0243, 0478

Military personnel 5: 0247; 13: 0913

Military service treaties U.S.-Philippines 14: 0733

Military supplies and equipment 5: 0274, 0317, 0369, 0421, 0440, 0648;

6: 0001 see also Military bases, posts, and

reservations see also Missiles and rockets

Mindanao 1: 0001, 0570; 7: 0001

Mindanao Development Plan 5: 0066; 7: 0420

Miners’ International Federation 9: 0531

Mines and mineral resources base metals 11: 0604 cement and concrete 11: 0776 copper 11: 0578 general 7: 0293; 10: 0663; 11: 0349,

0354, 0443 gold 11: 0544 iron 11: 0560 lime and limestone 11: 0776 nonmetallic minerals and mines

11: 0354, 0443 petroleum and petroleum industry

11: 0659; 12: 0075 phosphate 11: 0778 see also National Mines and Allied

Workers Union Misamis Occidental

1: 0436, 0516 Misamis Oriental

1: 0001, 0436, 0495, 0570

74

Missiles and rockets 2: 0022, 0073 see also Bombs and bombing see also Nuclear weapons

Missile testing 2: 0761; 4: 0036 see also Nuclear testing and test sites

Monetary policy 8: 1029; 10: 0199, 0242 see also Credit see also Fiscal policy see also Foreign exchange

Monetary system peso 7: 0542; 10: 0027, 0199, 0559 see also Foreign exchange

Monopolies and cartels 9: 0254

Montanto, Justiniano 1: 0896

Montelibano, Alfredo 9: 0060

Montinola, Aurelio 6: 0786

Monuments and memorials American landing on Leyte 12: 0483,

0579 Bataan-Corregidor Memorial 12: 0376 fall of Bataan 12: 0611 see also Holidays and commemorative

celebrations Moros

1: 0896 Motion Picture Export Association

14: 0279 Motion pictures

12: 0793 Motor vehicle industry

13: 0623 Museums

12: 0781 Muslims

1: 0896; 2: 0669, 0687; 12: 0290 Mutual Defense Board

2: 0096; 3: 0984, 0856; 4: 0001; 5: 0238 Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchange Act

14: 0554 Mutual Security Program

4: 0806; 5: 0001

Mutuc, Amelito R. 1: 0949; 3: 0604

Nacionalista Party 1: 0001–1039; 2: 0001–0870; 3: 0630;

6: 0737, 0786; 7: 0758 National Bureau of Investigation

4: 0673 National defense

civil defense 6: 0683 general 1: 0001; 3: 0856; 4: 0001 maneuvers 5: 0193 Mutual Security Program 4: 0806;

5: 0001 naval vessels 5: 0369, 0421 nuclear weapons 5: 0317 service academies 5: 0258 see also Armed services see also Intelligence activities see also Military and defense

agreements see also Military supplies and

equipment National Development Commission

vessels 2: 0212, 0234 National Economic Council

5: 0086; 6: 0883, 0953; 7: 0758, 0806, 1071; 10: 0501

National income and product accounts 7: 0806, 1089; 9: 0728, 0890

Nationalism 1: 0001, 0129, 0158; 2: 0022, 0046,

0324; 6: 1050; 7: 0144; 9: 0363; 13: 0571

Nationalist Citizens Party 2: 0302

National Marketing Corporation 7: 0379, 0487, 0806

National Mines and Allied Workers Union 9: 0531, 0567

National Power Corporation 10: 0014

National Press Club Gridiron Dinner 13: 0496

National Progress Movement 1: 0232; 2: 0073

National Resettlement and Rehabilitation Administration

1: 0001 National Science Development Board

1: 0846; 13: 0917

75

National Security Council 2: 0281

National Steel and Shipbuilding Corporation

1: 0001; 4: 0422, 0463; 7: 0741, 0806; 11: 0975

National Union of Petroleum, Chemical and Allied Workers

9: 0587 National Union of Transport Workers

9: 0561 National Waterworks and Sewerage Authority

7: 0098 The Nation on the Flying Trapeze (book)

13: 0606 The Nation’s Economic Magazine

7: 0195 NATO

2: 0073 Natural disasters

see Disasters Natural fibers and fabrics

abaca 10: 1020 cotton 10: 1019

Naval vessels 5: 0369, 0421

Navarro, Constantino C. 1: 0301

Navigation 13: 0908

Navy Petroleum Facility, U.S. 6: 0556, 0572 U.S. 1: 0385; 6: 0604 see also Naval vessels

Negros Occidental 1: 0129, 0453, 0516, 0802, 1033;

9: 0968 Negros Oriental

1: 0453, 1033 Neutrality

2: 0687 Nevins, Allan

12: 0553 New Independence Day

12: 0627, 0631 North Atlantic Treaty Organization

see NATO

North Borneo 2: 0687, 0726, 0761, 0785, 0809, 0815,

0851, 0870; 3: 0001 Northern Luzon bloc

2: 0046 North Mindanao

political activities 1: 0232 Nuclear power plants and reactors

14: 0451 Nuclear testing and test sites

1: 0896; 2: 0494, 0522, 0561, 0687, 0726, 0785

Nuclear weapons 2: 0761; 5: 0317

Occupational health and safety 9: 0662

Oil Nationalization Bill 2: 0324

Oils, oilseeds, and fats 11: 0954

Old age assistance 8: 0992; 9: 0664

Olongapo 6: 0417

Operation Bloodhound 2: 0851

Operation Eye-Opener 2: 0835

Operation Quick Count 1: 0694, 0768

Oppenheimer, John 14: 1027

Ordnance 5: 0317

Ormoc City 1: 0385

Osmena, Sergio, Jr. 1: 0161, 0232, 0290, 0301, 0385, 0406,

0453, 0473, 0495, 0516, 0570, 0768, 0964; 2: 0001, 0131, 0212, 0256, 0281, 0384, 0522; 3: 0141; 7: 0758

Ownership of enterprise privatization 1: 0105

Pacific Defense College 2: 0073, 0180; 3: 0856; 4: 0001;

14: 0053 Padilla, Ambrosio

3: 0630

76

Pampanga 7: 0665

Pan American World Airways 13: 0646; 14: 1027

Pan Malay Islamic Party 1: 0129

Paper and paper products 12: 0052

Parks 11: 0805

Passports and visas 10: 0709, 0872

Patents 10: 0789; 13: 0393; 14: 0447

Peace Corps 1: 0453; 2: 0522; 7: 0195, 0293, 0379,

0542, 0570; 8: 0001, 0524, 0525; 14: 0591, 0651

Pelaez, Emmanuel 1: 0301, 0570, 0896; 2: 0167, 0522,

0543, 0594, 0624, 0648, 0726, 0761, 0851; 3: 0565, 0576; 4: 0621, 0775; 7: 0623, 0665, 0741, 0806; 12: 0283, 0879; 13: 0953; 14: 0192, 0679

Penaflorida, Mariano 6: 1012

Penaraula, T. G. 13: 0392

Pendatun, Salipada K. 1: 1039; 2: 0726; 14: 0162

Pensions and pension funds 8: 0992; 9: 0664 see also Old age assistance

People’s Court 3: 0756

Perez, Leonardo 1: 0406

Peso devaluation 7: 0542; 10: 0027, 0199 foreign exchange 10: 0559

Petroleum and petroleum industry 7: 0581; 11: 0354, 0443, 0659, 0665;

12: 0075 see also National Union of Petroleum,

Chemical and Allied Workers Petroleum Stabilization Act

7: 0144, 0195; 11: 0673, 0707; 12: 0075 Pharmaceutical industry

12: 0187

Philippine Air Lines 6: 0686; 7: 0098, 0403, 0420, 0487,

0581, 0623, 0741; 13: 0646; 14: 0863

Philippine-American Friendship Day 12: 0640, 0879; 14: 0066, 0192

Philippine Association of Free Labor Unions

1: 0147, 1039; 2: 0785, 0835; 7: 0098, 0293, 0581; 9: 0369, 0531

Philippine Independent Church 1: 0896

Philippine Labor Unity Movement 1: 0147, 1039; 2: 0785; 7: 0293, 0665;

9: 0369 Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company

7: 0420, 0542, 0581, 0758 Philippine National Bank

7: 0937, 0999; 9: 0814; 10: 0001, 0064, 0074, 0264, 0712

Philippines Free Press (newspaper) 13: 0511

Philippines Herald (newspaper) 13: 0511

Philippines Rural Reconstruction Movement

1: 0301 Philippines Telecommunications Training Institute

13: 0413 Philippine Trade Unions Council

1: 0147; 2: 0785; 5: 0485; 7: 0098, 0665; 9: 0531

Philippine Transport and General Workers Organization

2: 0835, 0851; 9: 0571 Phosphate

11: 0778 Pick Report

1: 0406 Pilipinhon

13: 0552 Pilipino

national language 12: 0283 Pineda, Tiboricio

13: 0388 Plastics and plastics industry

12: 0221

77

Platinum 11: 0354, 0443

Political affairs general 1: 0001–1039 Weeka reports 2: 0001–0870 see also Agents see also Citizenship see also Communism see also Constitution see also Elections see also Foreign relations see also Government see also Political parties

Political alliances Eulogio Rodriguez–Sergio Osmena Jr.

1: 0290; 2: 0256 Political conflicts

1: 0189 Political parties

Communist Party of China 4: 0673 Communist Party of the Philippines

4: 0731 Democratic Labor Party 1: 0570;

2: 0522 Liberal Party 1: 0001 Katipunang Manggagawang Pilipino

1: 0147, 0839; 2: 0785; 7: 0293, 0665; 9: 0369, 0531

Nacionalista Party 1: 0001–1039; 2: 0001–0870; 3: 0630; 6: 0737, 0786; 7: 0758

Nationalist Citizens Party 2: 0302 Pan Malay Islamic Party 1: 0129 Socialist Party 1: 0839

Population characteristics marriage 12: 0374

Postal service money orders 13: 0410 rates 13: 0409 stamps and meters 13: 0409

Presidential appointments 2: 0001

Presidential elections U.S. 2: 0212, 0234

Presidential vetoes 1: 0158; 3: 0070

Private Development Bank 10: 0712

Privatization 1: 0105

Program Implementation Agency 7: 1071

Project Bamboo 14: 0551

Propaganda 1: 0301

Property tax 8: 1027

Protestantism 1: 0896

Public buildings 11: 0784

Public debt 1: 0001

Public health charitable institutions 13: 0395, 0396,

0397 death 13: 0001, 0367, 0368, 0370,

0374, 0375, 0378, 0381, 0382, 0385, 0388, 0390, 0392

drugs 10: 0789; 13: 0393 general 1: 0001; 4: 0731 patents 13: 0393 quarantine 13: 0391

Public opinion 1: 0105, 0161

Public utilities see General Public Utilities Corporation

Public welfare programs 1: 0001 see also Old age assistance see also Social Security System

Public works bridges and tunnels 11: 0800 general 1: 0001 highways, streets, and roads 11: 0800 parks 11: 0805 public buildings 11: 0784 public utilities 11: 0809

Puyat, Gil J. 1: 0570; 2: 0410, 0466, 0543; 7: 0098

Quality of life 12: 0224

Quarantine 13: 0391

Quemoy-Matsu 2: 0212

Race relations U.S. 1: 0453; 2: 0384, 0815

78

Radio 13: 0413; 14: 0466, 0472, 0506, 0519,

0524 Radiology

13: 0952 Railroads

7: 0965, 1025; 13: 0645 Ramos, Narciso

2: 0355 RCA Communications, Inc.

13: 0413 Real estate business

14: 0265 Reapportionment Act

2: 0466 Rebellions and coups

Brunei 2: 0851 Southeast Asia 2: 0234

Recreation amusement parks 12: 0781, 0793, 0832 motion pictures 12: 0793 museums 12: 0781 sports and athletics 12: 0781, 0793,

0832 Recto, Claro M.

2: 0022, 0046, 0073, 0096, 0167, 0180, 0212; 3: 0630; 5: 0566; 6: 0859; 12: 0256; 14: 0010, 0085

Red Cross 13: 0396

Refractory chromite 7: 0581; 11: 0604

Refugees 12: 0281

Religion and religious organizations 12: 0290 see also Church-state relations see also Islam see also Jehovah’s Witnesses see also Philippine Independent Church see also Protestantism see also Roman Catholic Church

Rent 9: 0008, 0026

Reparations 1: 0001; 7: 0420, 0542, 0570

Reparations Act 1: 0158

Research and development 13: 0921, 0938

Retail trade 8: 0832; 9: 0001, 0258

Retail Trade Nationalization Law 3: 0794, 0814; 9: 0258, 0382

Reyes, Jose B. L. 1: 0964

Rice and Corn Nationalization Act 3: 0794; 6: 0859

Rice industry 1: 0158, 0694; 7: 0403, 0623, 0665;

10: 1006 Rivers and waterways

canals 13: 0851 Rizal, Jose

centennial celebration 12: 0430, 0478, 0499, 0518, 0525, 0553, 0579

Rizal Day (annual) 1: 0001, 0768; 2: 0410

Roces, Ramon 13: 0511

Rodriguez, Eulogio 1: 0161, 0189, 0290, 0406, 0453, 0473,

0768, 0964, 1027; 2: 0001, 0118, 0180, 0212, 0256, 0302, 0324, 0355, 0384, 0410

Rodriguez, Filemon C. 1: 0105

Roman Catholic Church 1: 0896; 2: 0022

Romblon 1: 0867

Romualdez, Eduardo Z. 6: 1068; 7: 0001; 10: 0548

Romualdez, Norberto B., Jr. 7: 0623, 0703; 9: 0380, 0587

Romualdez, Roberto, Jr. 9: 0968

Romulo, Carlos P. 1: 0001, 0694; 2: 0001, 0234, 0410,

0522, 0543, 0687, 0761; 7: 0542; 12: 0256; 14: 0001, 0053, 0110, 0952

Roxas, Simeon 6: 0523

Roxas, Sixto K., Jr. 7: 0542, 0937, 0965, 1089

Rubber and rubber industry 11: 0228, 0929

Rural Bankers Association 7: 0806

79

Rural development 1: 0001, 0301

Salcedo, Juan 1: 0846; 13: 0917

San Carlos 1: 0385

Sangley Point 6: 0009

San Luis, Felicisimo T. 4: 0921, 0941

Santos, Alejo 5: 0086

Santos, Rufino J. (Cardinal) 1: 0516; 2: 0046, 0073

Santos Probe 2: 0001

Science 13: 0917 see also Earth sciences see also Medical sciences see also National Science Development

Board see also Research and development see also Space program

Scientific institutions and laboratories 13: 0938

Seismology 13: 0405, 0941

Senate minority leadership 2: 0022

Sergio, Osmena, Jr. 1: 0147

Serrano, Felixberto M. 1: 0232; 2: 0001–0561; 3: 0541;

4: 0082, 0361, 0806; 5: 0672, 0768, 0987; 6: 0448, 0523, 0737; 9: 0137; 13: 0953; 14: 0001–0651

Service academies 5: 0258

Sewage and wastewater systems National Waterworks and Sewerage

Authority 7: 0098 Shipbuilding and repair

see National Steel and Shipbuilding Corporation

Shoes and shoe industry 11: 1062

Shumshere, Bharat 5: 0167

Silver 11: 0354, 0443

Sison, Fernando 7: 0623

Smuggling antismuggling campaign 7: 0741 gold 2: 0355

Socialist Party 1: 0839

Social matters anthropology 12: 0256, 0281 communications 12: 0879, 0950;

13: 0407, 0409, 0410, 0412, 0413, 0491, 0501, 0606, 0620

education 12: 0663, 0743, 0761, 0773 fine arts 12: 0780 general 12: 0223, 0224 holidays and commemorative

celebrations 1: 0001, 0147, 1039; 2: 0687, 0726; 6: 0883; 7: 0293; 12: 0435, 0525, 0627, 0631, 0640, 0879; 14: 0066, 0192

language arts 12: 0283 marriage and divorce 12: 0374 monuments and memorials 12: 0376,

0483, 0579, 0611 population characteristics 12: 0233 public records 12: 0424 recreation 12: 0781, 0793, 0832 religion and religious organizations

1: 0867, 0896; 2: 0022, 0669, 0687; 12: 0290

statistical programs and activities 12: 0233

Social Security workers’ strike 7: 0098, 0293, 0379

Social Security System 9: 0342, 0664

Social services 1: 0001

Soriano Company workers’ strike 1: 0516

Sorius, Starciano 13: 0390

South Africa 2: 0046

Southeast Asia coups d’etat 2: 0234 relations with Philippines 6: 0953

80

Southeast Asia cont. see also Association of Southeast Asian

States see also Brunei see also Indonesia see also Laos see also Malaya see also Malaysia see also Thailand see also Vietnam, Republic of

Southeast Asian Economic Union 2: 0131

Southeast Asian Treaty Organization (SEATO)

1: 0896; 2: 0073, 0096, 0118, 0234, 0256, 0302, 0324, 0355, 0384, 0410, 0440, 0494, 0522, 0624, 0687, 0761; 4: 0621; 13: 0953; 14: 0110

Southern provinces student political involvement 1: 0301,

0385 Space program

Philippines 13: 0940 U.S. 2: 0384 USSR 1: 0436; 2: 0355

Spices and herbs 11: 0920

Sports and athletics 12: 0781, 0793, 0832

State of the nation address 2: 0001

Statistical programs and activities census 12: 0233

Statutes and ordinances see Legislation

Stevenson, William E. 14: 0209, 0218

Stonehill, Harry S. 1: 0896; 2: 0167, 0180, 0543, 0648,

0669, 0687, 0761, 0785; 3: 0604; 13: 0511

Strikes Cebu Portland Cement workers 7: 0195 Central Luzon bus workers 7: 0999 dock workers 2: 0835, 0851; 9: 0521 farm workers general strike 2: 0355 Federation of Free Farmers 7: 0527,

0665 general 2: 0835, 0851; 9: 0521

Government Service Insurance System workers 7: 0487, 0527, 0542

Manila Electric Railroad and Light Company workers 7: 0758, 0806

Manila port strike 7: 0999 Manila transportation strike 2: 0687 Philippine Air Lines workers 6: 0994;

7: 0420, 0487 railroad workers 7: 0965, 1025 Social Security workers 7: 0098, 0293,

0379 Soriano Company workers 1: 0516 sugar workers 7: 1025 Transocean Air Lines workers 9: 0264

Students political involvement 1: 0301, 0385

Subic Bay 2: 0355; 6: 0371

Subversive activities 5: 0165, 0167

Sugar Act 2: 0624

Sugar Bloc 1: 0198

Sugar industry and products exports 2: 0410 foreign trade 14: 0302 general 1: 0198; 11: 0015 influence on Negros politics 1: 0189 quota 6: 0883, 0929, 0953, 1068;

7: 0001, 0293, 0527, 0542, 0623, 0758, 0916

wages 9: 0424 workers’ strike 7: 1025

Sugarlandia 1: 0694

Sugar Quota Administration scandals 2: 0131

Sulu Province general 1: 0436; 7: 0758 Islam 1: 0161

Sumulong, Lorenzo 2: 0256

Supreme Court 1: 0964; 2: 0466, 0594; 3: 0746; 5: 0167

Surigao del Norte 1: 0001, 0385, 0570; 7: 0527

Tagalog 12: 0283

81

Target practice 5: 0193

Tariffs and foreign trade controls 1: 0001; 7: 0098; 0623; 10: 0317;

14: 0952 Tarlac

7: 0665 Taxation

franchise 13: 0646 general 10: 0184 income 10: 0194 property 8: 1027

Telephones and telephone industry 13: 0412 see also Philippine Long Distance

Telephone Company Television

1: 0495; 13: 0491 Territorial waters

2: 0906 Territory

2: 0906; 3: 0001 Terrorism

Caloocan 2: 0118 Textile industry and fabrics

clothing and clothing industry 11: 1101; 12: 0001, 0014

cotton 12: 0017 general 7: 0420

Thailand Bangkok Declaration 7: 0581

Tobacco industry and products 2: 0624; 6: 0737, 1068; 7: 0293, 0420,

0623, 0665, 0703, 0758, 1025; 10: 1031; 11: 0001

Toledo 1: 0299

Tolentino, Arturo 1: 1027, 1039; 2: 0870; 3: 0043

Tong system 7: 0623

Tormis, Antonio Abad 1: 0473

Trademarks 10: 0835

Trade Mission, U.S. 2: 0046

Transocean Air Lines workers’ strike 9: 0264

Transportation and transportation equipment

general 11: 1072, 1080; 13: 0623, 0646, 0756, 0762, 0775, 0778, 0787, 0788, 0789, 0816, 0828

Manila transportation workers’ strike 2: 0687

military personnel 13: 0913 National Union of Transport Workers

9: 0561 navigation 13: 0908 Philippine Transport and General

Workers Organization 2: 0835, 0851; 9: 0571

see also Air transportation see also Highways, streets, and roads see also Land transportation see also Water transportation

Travel and tourism 1: 0001; 10: 0709, 0872

Treasury Stabilization Fund 10: 0074, 0199

Treaties and agreements Mutual Defense Board 2: 0096 U.S.-Philippine Air Transport Agreement

14: 0786, 0798, 0821, 0863 U.S.-Philippines 14: 0738, 0746, 0775 see also Air navigation treaties see also Communications treaties see also Cultural treaties and

agreements see also Economic treaties and

agreements see also Friendship, Commerce and

Navigation Treaty see also Military and defense

agreements Troop movement

5: 0238 Two-China policy

2: 0234 U-2 plane incident

Philippines reaction 2: 0096 Underground economy

8: 0832; 9: 0001 UNESCO

2: 0001, 0785; 5: 0167 Union de Impresores de Filipinas

1: 0147

82

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics see USSR

United Kingdom capital investment 8: 0859; 9: 0220

United Nations (UN) general 2: 0180 General Assembly 2: 0324 Philippines Telecommunications

Training Institute 13: 0413 proceedings 2: 0212 Security Council 2: 0494, 0522

United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization

see UNESCO United States Government Civilian Employees Union of the Philipines

5: 0485, 0937 University of the Philippines (UP)

2: 0324, 0355, 0384, 0410, 0761 U.S.-Philippine Air Transport Agreement

14: 0786, 0798, 0821, 0863 USS Canopus (ship)

14: 0695 USSR

censorship 13: 0620 manned space flight 1: 0436, 0495;

2: 0355 Philippines relations 2: 0046, 0440;

13: 0413 project in Kalimantan 11: 0800

U.S. statutes War Damage Claims Bill 1: 0516, 0896,

0949; 2: 0494, 0624, 0687, 0785; 3: 0290; 6: 0296; 7: 0487; 12: 0631; 14: 0053, 0209

Valencia, Elpidio 3: 0539

Veterans benefits and pensions 1: 0001 health facilities and services 1: 0001 organizations 1: 0001

Vice president 3: 0502

Vienna strategic arms limitations talks, 1961

2: 0410 Vietnam, Republic of (South Vietnam)

2: 0355, 0561 Vietnam War

2: 0543

Villareal, Cornelio 1: 0896; 2: 0648

Villaviciosa 1: 0406

Villegas, Antonio 2: 0669

Violence pre-election, 1961 1: 0570, 0694;

2: 0522, 0543 Vocational rehabilitation

1: 0001 Voter registration

1: 0570 Voting rights

franchise tax 13: 0646 Wages and salaries

see Earnings War damage claims

1: 0453, 0942; 2: 0001, 0022, 0046; 6: 0737, 0883

War Damage Claims Bill 1: 0516, 0896, 0949; 2: 0494, 0624,

0687, 0785; 3: 0290; 6: 0296; 7: 0487; 12: 0631; 14: 0053, 0209

War Orphans Educational Assistance Act of 1956

12: 0663, 0761 Water supply and use

Cebu 11: 0809 Water transportation

customs laws and regulations 13: 0852 general 13: 0831, 0851, 0852, 0859,

0900, 0903 harbors and ports 13: 0859 inspections 13: 0900 merchant shipping 13: 0831 navigation 13: 0908 registration 13: 0903 rivers and waterways 13: 0851, 0908

Welfare see Public welfare programs

Western Visayas 1: 0189, 0570

West New Guinea 2: 0561, 0648

Women’s employment 12: 0224, 0256

Wool industry Japan 11: 1101

83

Working conditions 8: 0862, 0903, 0968; 9: 0262–0662 see also Occupational health and safety

Yulo, Jose 1: 0198, 0232, 0495; 2: 0167; 7: 0937

Zambales 7: 0665

Zamboanga City 7: 0758

Zamboanga Island 1: 0436

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