Proclamations 4,441 on file, 1994 to 2026

Statements addressed to the country, from trade measures and tariff changes to days of observance. Search by keyword, proclamation number, president or year.

4,441 proclamations on file. Showing 4,261–4,290, newest first.
Proclamation Title President Issued
6819 America Goes Back to School, 1995 — September 8, 1995
6818 National POW/MIA Recognition Day, 1995 — August 29, 1995
6817 Death of Those in the U.S. Delegation in Bosnia- Herzegovina — August 19, 1995
6816 Women's Equality Day, 1995 — August 16, 1995
6815 Minority Enterprise Development Week, 1995 — August 7, 1995
6814 National Child Support Awareness Month, 1995 — August 5, 1995
6813 To Amend the Generalized System of Preferences — July 28, 1995
6812 National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day, 1995 — July 26, 1995
6811 Parents' Day, 1995 — July 21, 1995
6810 Captive Nations Week, 1995 — July 17, 1995
6809 Father's Day, 1995 — June 12, 1995
6808 Flag Day and National Flag Week, 1995 — June 9, 1995
6807 National Homeownership Day, 1995 — June 2, 1995
6806 Time for the National Observance of the Fiftieth Anniversary of World War II, 1995 — May 26, 1995
6805 World Trade Week, 1995 — May 22, 1995
6804 To Modify Duty-Free Treatment Under the Generalized System of Preferences and for Other Purposes — May 22, 1995
6803 National Maritime Day, 1995 — May 19, 1995
6802 Prayer for Peace, Memorial Day, 1995 — May 18, 1995
6801 Labor History Month, 1995 — May 17, 1995
6800 Peace Officers Memorial Day and Police Week, 1995 — May 15, 1995
6799 National Defense Transportation Day and National Transportation Week, 1995 — May 12, 1995
6797 Mother's Day, 1995 — May 11, 1995
6798 National Safe Boating Week, 1995 — May 11, 1995
6795 Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, 1995 — May 3, 1995
6796 Older Americans Month, 1995 — May 3, 1995
6794 Loyalty Day, 1995 — April 29, 1995
6793 Small Business Week, 1995 — April 28, 1995
6792 Law Day, U.S.A., 1995 — April 27, 1995
6791 National Crime Victims' Rights Week, 1995 — April 26, 1995
6789 National Day of Mourning in Memory of Those Who Died in Oklahoma City — April 21, 1995

Proclamations are listed as published, newest first. Most are ceremonial, but the same instrument carries tariff and trade measures, national monument designations and immigration restrictions, so the directory keeps them together as the record does. The keyword search reads the title and the proclamation number, not the text itself.