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You Won't See Me: When the Beatles Ghosted Imelda lg the establishment of social orderThe Beatles, on what would be their final world tour, arrived in a country unlike any other. In the mid 1960s, the Philippines hosted Americas largest military bases in the region while the Vietnam War was escalating. The Marcoses were photogenic and, on the surface at least, presented as poster children for democracy; Life magazine even dubbed Ferdinand and Imelda the Jackie and JFK of Asia. The Beatles management saw the tour as a lucrative