Spain Still Marks Philippines after Four Centuries
In Manila, remnants of Spanish rule linger in language, names, and daily life. Spanish is still an official language taught in schools though rarely spoken. many Filipinos bear Spanish surnames and places, while terms like botica and bodegas color commerce. American influence blends with Spanish legacy as Manila embraces new buildings and cultural habits.
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Acapulco
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Washington
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Caracas
San Miguel
Marcos
Lopez
Hernandez
Garcia
Rodriguez
Rojas
Ramos
Roces
Vigan
Philippine
Luzon
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Middletown School Week Menus and War-Time Spellout
The Middletown public elementary and middle schools publish weekly menus with items for each day. Monday features hamburger on bun and sides, Tuesday offers baked lasagna and greens, and Wednesday presents fried chicken for elementary and hot dog for middle schools with fries and slaw. Thursday lists elementary fries and both groups fried chicken with sides. A separate note recalls the Ute and Navajo Indians once waired for possession of mineral springs at Pagosa Springs, Colorado.
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Middletown
Pagosa Springs
Colo
Boyle 4 How To Combat Libbers By Hal Boyle
NY AP humor column quotes a female liberation campaigner and her mother in a satirical look at gender roles. The piece uses dialogue about marriage equality independence and workplace pay to lampoon attitudes toward the women's movement. It presents a series of wry exchanges highlighting tensions between progress and traditional expectations.
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New York
Women’s Liberation
Myrtle
Bronze Lions Are Returned
A two day lion hunt ends with the return of two 400 pound statues to their pedestals at the San Xavier Mission near Tucson Arizona.
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Ariz
San Xavier Mission
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Bronze lions stolen by unidentified youths restored return promise
A group of unidentified youths removed the bronze lions after 63 years using a tow truck. They called Brother Kierran Bridenthall, the mission superintendent, and agreed to return the statues if no charges were filed and their identities remained secret.
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Brother Kierran Bridenthall
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