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English: Felix Malinit Mamenta Jr., one of the delegates of the Philippine Constitutional Convention of 1971 representing the fifth district of Pangasinan
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Source The Cabletow (Volume XLVIII, Number 10, Page 5)
Author Photographer: unknown
Publisher: Grand Lodge of the Philippines

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