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Proclamations
13,580 proclamations · 1913–2026
13 proclamations in June 1964 by Diosdado Macapagal
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- Proclamation No. 262 (1964) Reserving for Building Site Purposes of the Bureau of Telecommunications a Certain Parcel of Land of the Private Domain Situated in Port Area, City of Manila
- Proclamation No. 263 (1964) Declaring the Period From July 21 to 27, 1964, as “Advertising Week”
- Proclamation No. 261 (1964) Calling the Congress of the Philippines to a Third Special Session
- Proclamation No. 260 (1964) Reserving a Portion of the Sea Located in Samar Island for the Philippine Fisheries Commission, for the Development of the Pearl and Mother of Pearl Shell Industry
- Proclamation No. 259 (1964) Declaring the Period From November 23 to 30, 1964, as National Freedom-From-Hunger Campaign Week.
- Proclamation No. 258 (1964) Declaring Friday, June 19, 1964, as a Special Public Holiday
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- Proclamation No. 257 (1964) Declaring June 24 1964, as a Special Public Holiday in the City of Manila on the Occasion of “Araw Ng Maynila” or Manila Foundation Day
- Proclamation No. 256 (1964) Reserving for Building Site Purposes of the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources a Certain Parcel of Land of the Private Domain of the Government Situated in the City of Dagupan, Island of Luzon
- Proclamation No. 255 (1964) Reserving for Military Purposes Certain Parcels of Land of the Private Domain Situated in the Barrios of San Rafael, San Miguel, and Armenia, Municipality of Tarlac, Province of Tarlac, Island of Luzon
- Proclamation No. 254 (1964) Declaring the Period From June 6 to 12, 1964, as Philippine Flag Week
- Proclamation No. 253 (1964) Reserving for Municipal District Government Site Purposes Certain Portions of the Public Domain of the Government, Situated in the Municipal District of Lumbatan, Province of Lanao Del Sur, Island of Mindanao
- Proclamation No. 252 (1964) Declaring June 12 as Philippine Independence Day
- Proclamation No. 251 (1964) Extending the National Heroes Commission Fund Campaign Up to December 31, 1964