Congress fights over Philippine constitution and wartime policy
In Washington the debate centers on extending wartime leadership in the Philippines and Quezon's term while the Osmena succession is questioned. Congressional fights also target a wide subsidy program, federal housing waste, and tire production bottlenecks amid a growing national debt.
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