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    The document summarizes key events and policies from five Philippine presidential administrations between 1946 to 1965: 1) Manuel Roxas focused on rehabilitation after WWII and established important institutions like the Central Bank. Elpidio Quirino continued rehabilitation efforts after Roxas' death. 2) Ramon Magsaysay implemented important land reform and social programs while defeating the Huk rebellion. 3) Carlos Garcia continued social programs but lost re-election to Diosdado Macapagal. 4) Macapagal enacted an agricultural reform code and infrastructure programs before losing re-election to Ferdinand Marcos.

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    The document summarizes key events and policies from five Philippine presidential administrations between 1946 to 1965: 1) Manuel Roxas focused on rehabilitation after WWII and established important institutions like the Central Bank. Elpidio Quirino continued rehabilitation efforts after Roxas' death. 2) Ramon Magsaysay implemented important land reform and social programs while defeating the Huk rebellion. 3) Carlos Garcia continued social programs but lost re-election to Diosdado Macapagal. 4) Macapagal enacted an agricultural reform code and infrastructure programs before losing re-election to Ferdinand Marcos.

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    The document summarizes key events and policies from five Philippine presidential administrations between 1946 to 1965: 1) Manuel Roxas focused on rehabilitation after WWII and established important institutions like the Central Bank. Elpidio Quirino continued rehabilitation efforts after Roxas' death. 2) Ramon Magsaysay implemented important land reform and social programs while defeating the Huk rebellion. 3) Carlos Garcia continued social programs but lost re-election to Diosdado Macapagal. 4) Macapagal enacted an agricultural reform code and infrastructure programs before losing re-election to Ferdinand Marcos.

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    Lesson 18: Roxas and Quirino Administration  strengthening people’s

    confidence on the
    government
     3rd Republic was inaugurated on July 4,  Active Committee on Social
    1946 Amelioration through
     Jones Law in 1916 Administration –
     Philippine Independence Act of 1934 Administrative Order No. 68
    (Tydings-McDuffie); a 10-year  Social Security Study
    transition. Philippines had Commission – Executive
    Commonwealth Order No. 150
     Labor Management
    Advisory Board – Executive
    I. Manuel Roxas Administration (May Order No. 158
    28, 1946 – April 15, 1948)  Agricultural Credit and
     facing aftermath of war Cooperative Financing
    Administration – Republic
     Rehabilitation Finance
    Act No. 821
    Corporation (DBP, 1958)
     Department of Foreign  Quirino reached out
    (HUKBALAHAP) and
    Affairs - Executive Order 18;
    the GI Bill of Rights Pambansang Kaisahan ng
    mga Mambubukid (PKM)
     Central Bank of the
    but failed.
    Philippines – Republic Act
    No. 265  Economic Development
    Corporation (EDCOR) and
     Philippine Trade Relations
    Land Settlement and
    Act or Bell Trade Act
    Development Corporation
     United Nations General
    (LASEDECO)
    Assembly, United Nation
     Liberal Party (Quirino) vs.
    Educational Scientific and
    Nationalista Party
    Culture Organization
    (Magsaysay)
    (UNESCO), World Health
     Magsaysay won with
    Organization (WHO),
    International Labor 2,912,932 votes or 68.9%
    Organization (ILO)
     April 15, 1948 at Clark Field
    Air Base, he died of a heart
    attack
     April 17, 1948, Quirino
    became the president

    II. Elpidio Quirino Administration


    (April 17, 1948 – December 30,
    1953)
    III. Ramon Magsaysay Administration  Bohlen–Serrano Agreement
    (December 30, 1953 – March 17, of 1959, which shortened
    1957) the term of lease of the US
    military bases in the
     President Complaint and country from the previous
    Action Commission 99 to 25 years.
     Social Security Law of 1954  President Garcia lost to Vice
    – Republic Act No. 1161 President Diosdado
     Agricultural Tenancy Act of Macapagal in the
    the Philippines – Republic presidential race of 1961.
    Act No. 1199
     Land Reform Act of 1955 –
    Republic Act No. 1400 V. Diosdado Macapagal
     Court of Agrarian Relations Administration (December 30,
    – Republic Act No. 1267 1961- December 30, 1965)
     National Resettlement and
    Rehabilitation  President Diosdado
    Administration (NARRA) – Macapagal, during his
    Republic Act No. 1160 inaugural address on
    December 30, 1961,
     Victory against Luis Taruc,
    emphasized the
    the leader of HUKBALAHAP.
    responsibilities and goals to be
     Manila Pact of 1954 or attained in the “new era”
    Southeast Asia Collective  Agricultural Land Reform Code
    Defense Treaty led the (an act that established the
    establishment of Southeast Land Bank of the Philippines) -
    Asian Trade Organization Republic Act No. 3844
    (SEATO)  Emergency Employment
     Laurel-Laungley Administration - Republic Act
    No. 3466
     March 17, 1957, Magsaysay
     Philippine Veterans Bank -
    died in a plane crash
    Republic Act No. 3518
     National Cottage Industries
    Development Authority
    IV. Carlos Garcia Administration (NACIDA) - Republic Act No.
    (March 18, 1957 – December 30, 3470
    1961)  Philippine National Railways
    (PNR) - Republic Act No. 4156
     Social Security Law -  a founding member of
    Republic Act 1792 Maphilindo - Manila Accord of
    1963
     “Filipino First” policy
     The Macapagal administration
     “Austerity Program” closed with the presidential
     Anti-Graft and Corrupt elections of 1965. The “Poor
    Practices Act - Republic Act boy from Lubao” was
    No. 301 defeated by the Nacionalista
    candidate Ferdinand E. Marcos

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