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TRAFCON CAPTAIN IS RELIEVED

By Sunday, March 20th, 1960
TRAFCON CAPTAIN IS RELIEVEDSecretary Castino settles strike against Sweet Lines in CebuBrnido honored by US MarinesCapt. Tupas is reassigned out of TRAFCON groupPresident doles ₱100,000 assistanceSSS Administrator speaks tonight at HNC graduatesBPL brass cites library servicePHILCOA officer outlines copra grade improvementTubigon scouts receive presidential award...

TREASURER FOUND SHORT OUSTED

By Sunday, March 13th, 1960
TREASURER FOUND SHORT OUSTED32 school editors to hold press workship here in MayPNB inaugaral set early MayAnda treasurer suspended; missing amount paid offCapataz indicted for padding of payrollsHoly Name scores marks during testsBank reopens grant of all-type loansCPG orders extention of slaughter banLibrary workshop opens...

3 DEAD, 2 HURT IN VIOLENCE

By Sunday, March 6th, 1960
3 DEAD, 2 HURT IN VIOLENCEconstabulary declares war against cattle rustlingBeautification tilt set March 20Unidentify body fished in Inabanga; dynamite blast oneMuti-purpose “ronda” system formed for nite vigilCapataz of “ghost workers” convictedSWA donates ₱100 to Trinidad trimpetCaltex boost efficient garbage collectionMike Villareal is new PHILCOA...

IMPERSONATION MARS TESTS

By Sunday, February 28th, 1960
IMPERSONATION MARS TESTSPres. Garcia refers Wake Is. Strike to foreign affairsBarrios asked to list reps needsHusband known to have substituted wife; cancellation proposedJap firm interested to buy Bohol edible forest productsPACD lists project approved under GAMeasure to register hotel guest tabledCar registration deadline tomorrowCircus gala...

JC HEAD URGES RURAL UPLIFT

By Sunday, February 21st, 1960
JC HEAD URGES RURAL UPLIFTPriest’s kin convicted after defaming minister’s honorDBP backs free notarial on loansAraneta tabs hospital project in mountain lair of non-ChristiansBoholano workers strike in Wake Island; hunger loomsSJC stude cops 3rd in PRISAA oratorical tiltCARE official arriving to donate outboard motorsPC is...

PORT LABOR TROUBLE AVERTED

By Sunday, February 14th, 1960
PORT LABOR TROUBLE AVERTEDEnerio proposes $5M reparetions for agriculture, home industriesEx-JCI head to induct officersCFI upholds Dagohoy Port Service vs. new arrastre groupDevelopment bank top brass tabs low cost housing plansTontonan prosecutes electric wire felonCorella mayor heads Mayors LeagueSt. Valentine, lovers’ saint, remembered todayProv. Fair,...

WAKE IS. BOHOLANOS IN TROUBLE

By Sunday, February 7th, 1960
WAKE IS. BOHOLANOS IN TROUBLEMayor , census supervisor give sides to controversyExams deadline set on FridayFilipino workers set strike; fear Boholanos may lose jobsDriver convicted, to pay P18,900 to victims’ heirsMayors, treasurers confab set Feb. 11Mayor asks prosecution of forest vandalsTagbilaran employees send belated sum...

TRAFFIC VICTIMS WIN COURT BID

By Sunday, January 31st, 1960
TRAFFIC VICTIMS WIN COURT BIDScout brass poses challenge to youth; present 4 awardsPNB lawyer denies high ratesP18,000 awarded vs. Bohol Transmit; Bohol Land Co. exemptedEntrance, qualifying exams here Feb.27Labor training closes todayFatima reception conceded biggest in Bohol2 towns sponsor aggle fairs this weekCensus supervisor jailed...

CASTILLO SWORN

By Monday, January 25th, 1960
CASTILLO SWORNBohol loses bids at EVAA meet; Leyte topsEnerio hits bank notarial practiceAytona, Lim, Fortich, Chioco also appointed; Congress opens todayBIR man asks politicians to lay off handsFatima to receive rousing welcomeTo mete steffer penalty on drunksRPC senior student wins PAL contestFire drill snagged by...

MAYOR RAIDS DOWNTOWN HOTEL

By Sunday, January 24th, 1960
MAYOR RAIDS DOWNTOWN HOTELBohol loses bids at EVAA meet; Negros OR. Still topsBag 16 drivers in curb driveEyes eatery as trysting place for pleasure seekersBIR man asks politicians to lay off handsFatima to receive rousing welcomeErenio hits bank notarial practiceTo mete steffer penalty on drunksRPC...
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