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Philippines |
1960 |
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Enrichment of college course offerings with new majors in all four-year
programs |
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Ground-breaking in Marikina for future St. Scholastica's Academy of
Marikina |
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The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) is
established in Los Baños develop new high-yielding varieties of rice
Mar 16: Gabriel "Flash Elorde" begins his reign as World Junior
Lightweight Boxing Champion
Mar 29: Archbishop
Rufino J. Santos is elevated to the Sacred
College of Cardinals
Jun 14: Dwight D. Eisenhower, the first
President of the United States to visit the Philippines, arrives in Manila
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1961 |
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St.
Scholastica's Academy, Marikina opens

St. Scholastica's Academy, Marikina |
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Jun 19: The publication of the "First Filipino" award-winning
biography of Rizal by Leon Maria Guerrero
Jul 19: President Carlos P. Garcia signs an Administrative Order
pursuant to Republic Act No. 3019, otherwise known as the Anti-Graft and
Corrupt Practices Law
Dec 30: Diosdado Macapagal and Emmanuel Pelaez are inaugurated
President and Vice-President, respectively, of the Republic of the
Philippines

1961-1965
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1962 |
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May 12: President Diosdado Macapagal moves the celebration of
Independence Day from July 4 to June 12
Jun 12: Declared new Philippine Independence Day |
1963 |
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Bishop of San
Fernando requests the opening of Assumption College of San Fernando |
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Jun 12: General Aguinaldo formally donates his historic mansion at
Kawit, Cavite, to the Republic of the Philippines
Aug 8: The Agricultural Land Reform Code abolishing tenancy is
signed by President Diosdado Macapagal at Agrifina Circle, Manila. This
code readjusts the rights of tenants and landholders
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1964 |
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Feb 6: Emilio Aguinaldo, general and president of the First
Philippine Republic, dies of a heart attack at the age of 95 |
1965 |
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SSC High
School accredited by PAASCU

High School students during 1965 PAASCU accreditation |
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Feb
7: St. Paul's Hospital is inaugurated in Tacloban, Leyte
Jun: Four
Sisters start St. Scholastica's Academy, Tabunok, Cebu
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Sept 28: Taal Volcano erupts killing 2,000 people
Dec 30: Ferdinand E. Marcos and
Fernando
Lopez are inaugurated President
and Vice-President, respectively, of the Republic of the Philippines

1965-1986 |
1966 |
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Holy Family
Vocational High School, a free school, opens in Sum-ag, Bacolod

Holy Family Vocational High School,
Sum-ag, Bacolod City |
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U.S.
Agrees on the reduction of the number of U.S. Bases from 95 to 25 and
$45 million in economic aid |
1967 |
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General Chapter. Sister Caridad Barrion elected councilor-general.
Changes following Vatican Council II: use of English in liturgy;
renewal in religious life; work-friendly habit; Sisters to foreign
missions; accent on "social action for the poor" |
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Aug 8: Philippines joins Association of Southeast Asian Nations
(ASEAN). Constitutional Convention bill is passed by Congress
Nov: Benigno Aquino, Jr., governor of Tarlac, tops the senatorial race
at the age of 35 |
1968 |
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Blessing and
opening of Formation house in Marikina

Formation House in Marikina |
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Jan-Dec: Student demonstrations are held against the Vietnam War
and for social reforms within the Church and within the schools
Mar 29: Formation of the New People's Army which adopted the
strategy of protracted people's war
Jul 26: U.S. President Nixon visits the Philippines stresses
"Asia
should be responsible for its security"
Nov 11: Cultural Center of the Philippines is formally inaugurated with
Ronald and Nancy Reagan representing the Nixons

The Cultural Center of the Philippines
Dec 26: Jose Maria Sison with two colleagues formed the Communist
Party of the Philippines inspired by Marxist, Leninist-Mao Tse Tung
thought (with the avowed aimed at overthrowing US imperialism and
capitalism and eventual seizure of political powers) |
1969 |
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Nov:
President Ferdinand Marcos wins a second term in the presidential
election
Gloria Diaz,
an Ilocano beauty, was the first
Miss
Universe from the
Philippines. She was crowned in the international American-owned
pageant in
1969
in Florida, U.S.A. |
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