Thursday, November 30, 1972
On the day of the signing of the Constitution, the headline of the Daily Express was “FM tells the Military: I want Free, Open Discussions… Read More »Thursday, November 30, 1972
On the day of the signing of the Constitution, the headline of the Daily Express was “FM tells the Military: I want Free, Open Discussions… Read More »Thursday, November 30, 1972
The Daily Express said today, in an article written by Primitivo Mijares, that the draft Constitution was approved last night without any dissenting vote. But… Read More »Tuesday, November 28, 1972
A few of us met at Pepe Calderon’s house for our small prayer meeting. This was necessary because of the kind of dilemmas that we… Read More »Saturday, November 25, 1972
Our dwindling group went to the house of Pepe Calderon at noontime to assess the situation. There, Cecing Calderon (Pepe’s brother) told us that according… Read More »Thursday, November 23, 1972
The Daily Express reported this morning that a move to change the name of the Philippines to the “Republic of Maharlika” is snowballing among the… Read More »Tuesday, November 14, 1972
In the morning, Col. Moy Buhain (aide-de-camp to Speaker Villareal of the House of Representatives whom I had periodically served as economic adviser) dropped by… Read More »Thursday, November 9, 1972
I have been sleeping in different places. I don’t want to be arrested at night. From Parañaque where I slept last night, I proceeded to… Read More »Saturday, October 21, 1972
I presided over the meeting of the Sponsorship Council, sub-council I, on Economic and Fiscal Affairs. Erning Amatong and Ikeng Belo came along. Serging Tocao… Read More »Thursday, October 19, 1972
The Independent-Progressives had lunch at the home of Totoy Nepomuceno. Present, in addition to Totoy and myself, were Joe Feria, Naning Kalaw, Bobbit Sanchez and… Read More »Wednesday, October 18, 1972