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    The document outlines the historical timeline of events that led to the passage of Republic Act 1425 in the Philippines in 1956. It details the bills introduced in the Senate and House, the debates that occurred over three weeks between April and June 1956 around the constitutionality and merits of the proposed law, and amendments made before it was ultimately signed into law by President Magsaysay on June 12, 1956. Key players in shaping and passing the bill included Senators Laurel, Recto, and Tolentino.

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    The document outlines the historical timeline of events that led to the passage of Republic Act 1425 in the Philippines in 1956. It details the bills introduced in the Senate and House, the debates that occurred over three weeks between April and June 1956 around the constitutionality and merits of the proposed law, and amendments made before it was ultimately signed into law by President Magsaysay on June 12, 1956. Key players in shaping and passing the bill included Senators Laurel, Recto, and Tolentino.

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    GEC109 B1-1
    Topic #1.Introduction to the course Republic Act 1425.
    Historical Timeline of R.A 1425

    04-19-1956
    04-03-1956 05-02-1956 05-12-1956 06-12-1956
    The conflict reached the House
    Senate Bill No. 438 The Committee on Education The substitute bill on the The bill was signed into
    of Representative, when
    was supported by all gave a report recommending same day was amended law by President Ramon
    Congressman Jacob Z.
    but 3 of the members approval without amendment, and unanimously approved Magsaysay and become
    Gonzales introduced House bill
    of the Upper. the discussion, also revolved on the second reading Republic Act No. 1425
    No. 5561, which was an
    on the constitutionality and the
    identical copy of Senate bill
    property of the measure.
    No. 438.

    04-17-1956 04-23-1956 05-17-1956


    Senator Jose P. Laurel, began 05-09-1956
    Senator Laurel was The Senate’s solution seemingly accepted
    his sponsorship of the The debate started and the
    supported by a prestigious enough and Congressman Tolentino, the
    measure. e start of the long controversy took a new though not
    college an ardent brilliant House Majority Floor Leader,
    drawn debate that would quite unexpected from the stirred
    nationalist, the formidable sponsored an amendment by substitution
    divide the nation for 3 tense new hope for a final resolution of the
    Senator Claro M. Recto. identical to Senator Laurel’s substitution bill.
    week. issue.

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