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Executive Orders
5,955 orders · 1913–2026
100 orders in 1965 by Diosdado Macapagal
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- Executive Order No. 160 (1965) Opening the Port of Dadiangas, General Santos, Cotabato, as a Subport of Entry Within the Collection District of the Port of Davao
- Executive Order No. 159 (1965) Creating the Bicol Development Planning Board
- Executive Order No. 158 (1965) Revoking Executive Order No. 375, Issued on February 9, 1960, Entitled, “Transferring the Seat of Government of the Municipality of Milagros, Province of Masbate, From the Present Site At the Poblacion to the Sitio of Bonbon, Same Municipality
- Executive Order No. 157 (1965) Declaring the Municipal District of Jipapad in the Province of Samar as a Municipality
- Executive Order No. 156 (1965) Transferring the Seat of Government of the Municipality of Dinaig in the Province of Cotabato From Its Present Site At the Barrio of Capiton to the Barrio of Dalican, Same Municipality
- Executive Order No. 155 (1965) Amending Executive Order No. 153, Dated April 12, 1965, on the Slaughter of Carabaos
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- Executive Order No. 154 (1965) FURTHER AMENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 72, DATED DECEMBER 3, 1936, AS AMENDED BY EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 383, DATED MARCH 11, 1963, ESTABLISHING A CLASSIFICATION OF PORTS.
- Executive Order No. 153 (1965) Extending the Prohibition to Slaughter Carabaos Up to December 31, 1965
- Executive Order No. 152 (1965) Creating the Committee on Philippine Petroleum Exploration Industry
- Executive Order No. 151 (1965) Revising Executive Order No. 26 Dated December 11, 1962, Entitled “Reorganizing the Lighthouse Board”
- Executive Order No. 150 (1965) Amending Executive Order No. 76 Dated May 19, 1964, Entitled “Creating the Committee on Non-Member Agencies for Land Reform”
- Executive Order No. 149 (1965) Opening the Port of San Vicente, Sta. Ana, Cagayan, as a Subport of Entry Within the Collection District of the Port of Aparri
- Executive Order No. 148 (1965) Opening the Port of Basilan, as a Subport of Entry Within the Collection District of the Port of Zamboanga
- Executive Order No. 147 (1965) Declaring Certain Municipal Districts in the Province of Agusan as Municipalities
- Executive Order No. 146 (1965) ENJOINING ALL OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF THE GOVERNMENT TO COOPERATE IN THE DRIVE AGAINST SMUGGLED PRODUCTS AND TO DESIST FROM BUYING, POSSESSING OR USING THEM AND APPEALING TO THE PUBLIC FOR COOPERATION
- Executive Order No. 145 (1965) Fixing Office Hours During the Hot Season
- Executive Order No. 144 (1965) Amending Executive Order No. 83, Dated May 18, 1964, Entitled “Requiring All Departments, Bureaus, Offices, Agencies, Instrumentalities and Political Subdivisions of the Government, Including the Corporations Owned and Controlled By the Government, the Armed Forces, Government Hospitals, and Public Educational Institutions to Buy Through Public Bidding From Local Textile Mills, Whenever Available, All Their Requirements for Clothing Materials”
- Executive Order No. 143 (1965) Creating the Municipality of Kiblawan in the Province of Davao
- Executive Order No. 142 (1965) Opening the Port of Catbalogan, Samar, as a Subport of Entry Within the Collection District of the Port of San Jose, Samar
- Executive Order No. 141 (1965) Amending Section 15 of Executive Order No. 135, Dated May 4, 1948, Entitled “Regulating the Establishment, Maintenance and Operation of Frontons and Basque Pelota Games (Jai-Alai)”
- Executive Order No. 140 (1965) DEFINING AND FIXING THE BOUNDARIES OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF GLORIA IN THE PROVINCE OF ORIENTAL MINDORO
- Executive Order No. 139 (1965) Creating a National Committee on the Safe Transport of Radioactive Materials
- Executive Order No. 138 (1965) Creating the Committee on Wood Industries Development Under the Office of the President
- Executive Order No. 137 (1965) Revising Executive Order No. 321, Dated June 12, 1950, Entitled “Prescribing the Code of the National Flag and the National Anthem of the Republic of the Philippines”
- Executive Order No. 136 (1965) Authorizing the Importation of Rice and Designating the Rice and Corn Administration as the Government Agency to Undertake Such Importation Pursuant to Republic Act No. 2207