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[Summary] => In Carlos Quirino’s Who’s Who in Philippine History, only one First Lady was listed – Doña Aurora Aragon Quezon. And there was no book where one could get information on the other past First Ladies of the Philippines. Tomorrow, the Tantoco-Rustia Foundation will fill this gap in the Filipiniana Libraries by launching the book Philippine First Ladies Portraits written by Jose R. Rodriguez with oil portraits of all the First Ladies by his spouse, Lulu Conching-Rodriguez, all of which now adorn the walls of Malacañang.
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February 28, 2003 - 12:00am
