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2,432 orders · 1962–2026

1960s Diosdado Macapagal

57 orders from the 1960s by Diosdado Macapagal

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  1. Oct 26, 1965 Memorandum Order No. 146 (1965) Suspending the effectivity of Memorandum Circular no. 31, current series, of the Civil Service Commission.
  2. Oct 26, 1965 Memorandum Order No. 133 (1965) Creating a Committee to adjudicate the claims of the Manila Port Service against the Bureau of Customs for supplies, materials and arrastre equipment.
  3. Feb 5, 1965 Memorandum Order No. 113 (1965) Creating an Executive Committee to coordinate plans and preparations for the establishment of a National Training Center for Operational Statistical Personnel.
  4. Jan 12, 1965 Memorandum Order No. 111 (1965) Creating a staff for the Municipal Mayors and Barrio Captains Day in the Executive Office.
  5. Dec 14, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 109 (1964) Urging attendance in the labor rally to be held at the Rizal Memorial Stadium on December 16, 1964.
  6. Dec 10, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 108 (1964) Registration of voters employed in the Office of the President
  1. Nov 27, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 92 (1964) Urging attendance in the 6th Annual National Conference of the Government Training Officers Association of the Philippines, Inc.
  2. Nov 24, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 107 (1964) Requiring all employees of the national, provincial and municipal governments in Surigao del Norte to report for relief duty to the Provincial Governor thereof.
  3. Nov 18, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 106 (1964) Creating a Committee to find ways and means by which the government could purchase IBM or similar machines.
  4. Sep 15, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 103 (1964) Authorizing Mr. Pedro de Jesus, Presidential Assistant on housing, to sign telegrams.
  5. Sep 7, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 99 (1964) Creating a Committee to look into reports of illegal entry of aliens in the South.
  6. Sep 7, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 100 (1964) Authorizing a number of employees of the Malacañang Press Office to render overtime service with meal allowance.
  7. Sep 2, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 97 (1964) Stopping the payment of transportation and representation allowances of certain officials and employees.
  8. Aug 27, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 95 (1964) Enjoining strict observance of economy in the use of light, water, supplies and materials in the Offices of the President.
  9. Aug 17, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 94 (1964) Requiring certain units in the Office of the President to maintain “Stand-by” personnel after the regular office hours and during Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays.
  10. Aug 15, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 93 (1964) Amending Memorandum Order No. 39 of this office series of 1963
  11. Jul 27, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 90 (1964) Creating a Committee to study whether or not to grant terminal leave to local elective officials.
  12. Jun 23, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 86 (1964) Creating the Staff Support Center, Cabinet Anti-Smuggling Committee
  13. May 27, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 84 (1964) Designating Solicitor Jorge Coquia as Investigator of the Philippine Virginia Tobacco Administration.
  14. May 19, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 83 (1964) Creating an executive committee to coordinate activities in preparation for the Far East Training Office on Food Consumption Surveys.
  15. May 19, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 82 (1964) Requiring the submission of reports of operating units engaged in the Anti-Smuggling Campaign.
  16. May 12, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 81 (1964) Creating a special Committee to take charge of a National Exposition on Philippine progress.
  17. Apr 27, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 79 (1964) Creating a Committee for the revision of the uniform of lady employees in the Office of the President.
  18. Apr 6, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 78 (1964) Amending Memorandum Order no. 59 dated September 30, 1963 entitled “Creating the Presidential Security Agency under the Office of the President.
  19. Mar 25, 1964 Memorandum Order No. 76 (1964) Enjoining strict compliance with the order requiring lady employees to be in uniform during attendance in office.