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Proclamations
13,580 proclamations · 1913–2026
175 proclamations in 1965
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- Proclamation No. 440 (1965) Revoking Proclamation No. 343 Dated September 7, 1956, and Reinstating Executive Order No. 48, Series of 1916, Which Reserved a Certain Parcel of Land of the Public Domain in Nuling, Cotabato, for School Site Purposes.
- Proclamation No. 439 (1965) Declaring Thursday, September 2, 1965, as a Special Public Holiday in Guinobatan Albay.
- Proclamation No. 438 (1965) Declaring Tuesday, August 31, 1965, as a Special Public Holiday in the Province of Zambales.
- Proclamation No. 437 (1965) Declaring Monday, August 30, 1965, as a Special Public Holiday in the Province of Bulacan.
- Proclamation No. 436 (1965) Declaring Monday, September 13, 1965, as World Law Day
- Proclamation No. 435 (1965) Declaring Monday, September 13, 1965, as a Special Public Holiday in the Province of Marinduque.
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- Proclamation No. 434 (1965) Serving for School Site Purposes a Certain Parcel of Land of the Public Domain of the Government Situated in the Municipality of Victoria Province of Mindoro Oriental, Island of Mindoro.
- Proclamation No. 433 (1965) Calling for a Special Election to Fill An Existing Vacancy in the Municipal Council of Atok, Mountain Province.
- Proclamation No. 482 (1965) Calling for a Special Election to Fill Existing Vacancy in the Municipal District Council of Sigay, Ilocos Sur.
- Proclamation No. 432 (1965) Calling for a Special Election to Fill Existing Vacancy in the Municipal District Council of Sigay, Ilocos Sur.
- Proclamation No. 431 (1965) Declaring the Period From October 1, 1965, to March 21, 1966, as Philippine Youth Mobilization Appeal Time.
- Proclamation No. 430 (1965) Declaring the Period From October 16 to 24, 1965, as National Freedom-From-Hunger Campaign Week.
- Proclamation No. 429 (1965) Declaring the Period From December 5 to 11, 1965, as Government Employees’ Week
- Proclamation No. 428 (1965) Authorizing the Quezon Memorial Circle Development and Beautification Committee to Conduct a National Educational and Fund Campaign During the Period From August 1, 1965 to September 30, 1965.
- Proclamation No. 427 (1965) Declaring Thursday, August 19, 1965, as a Special Public Holiday Throughout the Philippines.
- Proclamation No. 426 (1965) Excluding a Portion of Land of the Public Domain Reserved for the Settlement of Non-Christians Under Executive Order No. 33, Dated June 25, 1912, Located At Aborlan, Palawan and Reserving the Same for the Palawan Agricultural College.
- Proclamation No. 425 (1965) Revoking Proclamation No. 71 Dated July 23, 1936, Which Withdrew From Disposition All Unsurveyed Lands of the Public Domain, With the Exception of Those Mentioned Therein, and Declaring Such Unsurveyed Lands Open to Disposition Under the Provisions of the Public Land Act.
- Proclamation No. 424 (1965) Amending Proclamation No. 59 Dated May 9, 1936, Establishing the Mt. Apo National Park By Excluding From Its Operation Certain Portion of the National Park for Agricultural Purposes.
- Proclamation No. 423 (1965) Reserving for Settlement Purposes Under the Administration and Disposition of the Land Authority Four Parcels of the Public Domain Situated in the Municipalities of Bongao and Balimbing, Province of Sulu.
- Proclamation No. 422 (1965) Declaring the Organization and Election of the Members of the Philippine Press Council Pursuant to Republic Act No. 4363.
- Proclamation No. 421 (1965) Extending the Seventeenth Annual Fund Campaign of the Community Chest of Greater Manila.
- Proclamation No. 420 (1965) Declaring Wednesday, July 21, 1965, as a Special Public Holiday in the Municipality of San Fabian, Pangasinan.
- Proclamation No. 419 (1965) Reserving for Fish Culture Training Center Site Purposes a Parcel of Land of the Public Domain Situated in the Municipality of Calamba, Province of Laguna, Island of Luzon.
- Proclamation No. 418 (1965) Declaring July 17, 1965, as Blood Donor’S Day
- Proclamation No. 417 (1965) Declaring Friday, July 23, 1965, as a Special Public Holiday in the Province of Batangas and Lipa City.