National mourning for Mayor Arsenio H. Lacson

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PROCLAMATION NO. 22: National mourning for Mayor Arsenio H. Lacson

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Title Supreme Court: National mourning for Mayor Arsenio H. Lacson

Law: Proclamation No. 22

Decision Date: Apr 16, 1962

Diosdado Macapagal proclaims a national mourning period following the death of esteemed Manila Mayor Arsenio H. Lacson, directing that flags be flown at half-mast until his burial.

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Recognition of the Deceased's Significance

Mayor Arsenio H. Lacson is recognized as a national figure highly esteemed by the Filipino people.
His death is acknowledged as a significant loss not only to the people of Manila but to the entire nation.
The proclamation cites the profound sorrow caused among the populace due to his passing.

Flags at Half-Mast

During the national mourning period, all government buildings and installations throughout the Philippines are mandated to fly their flags at half-mast.
This act serves as a symbol of respect and mourning for the late mayor.

Authority and Effectivity

The proclamation was issued and signed by the President of the Philippines, Diosdado Macapagal.
The official seal of the Republic of the Philippines affirms the authenticity of the proclamation.
The proclamation took effect on April 16, 1962, in Manila, and is dated to coincide with the sixteenth year of the country's independence.

Administrative Endorsement

The document was countersigned by the Executive Secretary, Amelito R. Mutuc, signifying formal administrative endorsement and execution of the proclamation.

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