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Outgoing President Diosdado P. Macapagal and President-elect Ferdinand E. Marcos
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A facsimile of President Ferdinand E. Marcos’ oath of office
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President Ferdinand E. Marcos and the First Family ascending the main Palace staircase on the day of his 1969 inaugural.
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President Ferdinand E. Marcos and his First Lady Imelda
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President Ferdinand E. Marcos playing golf at Malacañan Park
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President Ferdinand E. Marcos takes time off from callers to throw his arms around daughters, Irene and Imee
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A candid moment shared between father and son: Young Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. fixes a snag on his father’s Barong Tagalog
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The historic signing of the Agricultural Land Reform Code on August 8, 1963
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Vice President-elect Macapagal in a serious discussion with Representative Ferdinand E. Marcos (Ilocos Norte) and Speaker Jose Yulo
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President Diosdado Macapagal is flanked by Speaker Cornelio T. Villareal on his left and Liberal party stalwart Senator Ferdinand Marcos on his right.
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1946: Young Major Ferdinand E. Marcos at war’s end wearing three medals awarded by the United States
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Photo shows 4 of Ferdinand Marcos’ 27 medals
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Maharlika Hall was increasingly used for ceremonies, as in this procession to a state dinner (for Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka)
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Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos, from 1965 onwards, found themselves confined by a Palace dominated by reminders of the past while lacking the space and conveniences necessary for modern living and governing.
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Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos, from 1965 onwards, found themselves confined by a Palace dominated by reminders of the past while lacking the space and conveniences necessary for modern living and governing.
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Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos, from 1965 onwards, found themselves confined by a Palace dominated by reminders of the past while lacking the space and conveniences necessary for modern living and governing.
Presidential Museum and Library:
Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos, from 1965 onwards, found themselves confined by a Palace dominated by reminders of the past while lacking the space and conveniences necessary for modern living and governing.
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Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos, from 1965 onwards, found themselves confined by a Palace dominated by reminders of the past while lacking the space and conveniences necessary for modern living and governing.
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President Eisenhower greets Senator Ferdinand Marcos (later president) and his wife Imelda during the State Dinner at Malacañan Palace
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Pres. Eisenhower at Malacañan Palace
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President Eisenhower talking to government officials, including Senator Ferdinand Marcos (later president) at Malacañan Palace
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President Eisenhower chatting with President Garcia & other government officials at Malacañan Palace
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First Ladies: Claudia Alta "Lady Bird" Taylor Johnson, Dang Tuyet Mai, Imelda Romualdez Marcos, Zara Holt & Jongkol Kittikachorn.
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First Ladies: Nguyen Thi Mai Anh, Claudia Alta "Lady Bird" Taylor Johnson, Dang Tuyet Mai, Imelda Romualdez Marcos, Zara Holt & Jongkol Kittikachorn.
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First Ladies: Nguyen Thi Mai Anh, Claudia Alta "Lady Bird" Taylor Johnson, Dang Tuyet Mai & Imelda Romualdez Marcos.
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First Lady Imelda Marcos, President Park Chung-hee, First Lady Nguyen Thi Mai Anh, President Lyndon B. Johnson, Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn, and First Lady Dang Tuyet Mai at Malacañan Palace.
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U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson leaving the Palace, as the honor guards stand in attention
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US President Lyndon B. Johnson arrives in Manila
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U.S. President Johnson and President Ferdinand E. Marcos of the Philippines
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The guests gather in Malacañan Palace grounds, during a party hosted by President Ferdinand E. Marcos
