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Senarai Penuh Penerima Darjah Kebesaran, Bintang Dan Pingat Persekutuan Tahun 1965 SENARAI PENUH PENERIMA DARJAH KEBESARAN, BINTANG DAN PINGAT PERSEKUTUAN TAHUN 1965. Darjah Utama Seri Mahkota Negara (D.M.N.) (Kehormat) 1 Yang Maha Mulia Paduka Baginda Raja Hussein ibni Talal 2 Tuan Yang Terutama Presiden Gamal Abdel-Nasser 3 Puan Tahia Gamal Abdel-Nasser Seri Maharaja Mangku Negara (S.M.N.) Kehormat 1 Yang Maha Mulia Bonda Raja Jordan 2 Yang Teramat Mulia Putri Muna 3 Yang Teramat Mulia Putra Mohammad 4 Yang Teramat Mulia Putra Hassan 5 Yang Teramat Mulia Putri Feryral 6 Yang Teramat Mulia Sharif Hussein bin Nassir 7 Tuan Wasfi Tell 8 Field-Marshal Abdel-Hakim Amer 9 Tuan Zakaria Mohieddine 10 Tuan Anwar El-Sadat 11 Tuan Hussein El Shafei 12 Tuan Hassan Ibrahim 13 Tuan Aly Sabri Panglima Mangku Negara (P.M.N.) 1 YAB. Dato' Ibrahim Fikri bin Mohamad 2 YBhg. Dato' Muhammad Ghazali bin Shafie 3 Encik Runme Shaw 4 Encik Taib bin Haji Andak 5 Dr. Tay Teck Eng 6 YM. Tunku Mohamed bin Tunku Besar Burhanuddin 7 YB. Hakim Besar Wee Chong Jin Panglima Mangku Negara (P.M.N.) Kehormat 1 Prof. W.T. Philips 1 2 Admiral Sir Varyl Begg 3 Encik S.F. Owen 4 Maj. Gen. Walter Colyear Walker 6 Tuan Sa'ad Juma 7 Dr. Shawkat Sati 8 YTM. Putra Ra'ad Ben Zeid 9 Dr. Hazem Nuseibah 10 Tuan Abdul Wahab Al-Majali 11 Tuan Dhogan Hindawi 12 Tuan Daoud Abu Ghazaleh 13 Leftenan-Jenderal Habis Al-Majali 14 Tuan Said Al-Mufti 15 Tuan Akef Al-Fayez 16 Dr. Nour-Eddine Tarraf 17 Tuan Ahmad Abdu El-Sharabassi 18 Dr. Mahmoud Fawzy 19 Dr. Abdel-Aziz El-Sayed 20 Tuan El-Sayed Mohamed Youssef 21 Tuan Mahmoud Raid 22 Tuan Mohamed Abdel-Khalek Hassouna 23 Tuan Abdel-Monein Hassan Tawfik 24 Leftenan-Jenderal Mohamed Rashad Hassan 25 Tuan Salah El-Shahed 26 Tuan Abdel-Maguid Farid Panglima Setia di-Raja (P.S.D.) 1 YBhg. Dato' Nik Mustapha Fathil bin Haji Nik Mahmood 2 YBhg. Dato' Jaafar bin Mampak 3 Dr. Chellapah Sinnadurai 2 Johan Mangku Negara (J.M.N.) 1 Dr. Abdul Majid bin Ismail 2 Dr. Abdullah bin Ahmad 3 En. Abdullah bin Dato' Haji Abdul Rahman 4 En. Abdullah bin Sahat 5 YB. Senator Ahmad bin Haji Taff 6 YB. Senator Chan Kwong Hon 7 Dr. Thio Chan Bee 8 YBhg. Dato' Syed Zahiruddin bin Syed Hassan 9 Encik Ditt Singh s/o Maggar Singh 10 Encik Guoh Sin Leong 11 Encik R. Govindasamy 12 Tuan Haji Mohd Yatim bin Yahaya 13 Dr. Ho Seng Ong 14 Encik John Le Cain 15 Encik Lee Ewe Boon 16 YB. Senator Lim Hee Hong 17 YBhg. Dato' Lokman bin Yusof 18 Encik Mohamad bin Jamil 19 Encik Mohamed Natt bin Haji Mohamed Yusoff 20 Encik Mohamed Shariff bin Mohamed 21 Tuan Syed Zainal Abidin bin Syed Hussein 22 Dr. Ten Yoon Fong 23 YM. Tengku Ngah Mohamed bin Tengku Sri Akar 24 YB. Dato' Yeap Kee Aik 25 Encik Sedomin Gunsanad Johan Mangku Negara (J.M.N.) (Kehormat) 1 Tuan Iklil Sati 2 Mejar-Jenderal Fawaz Maher 3 3 Tuan Ahmad Fawzi 4 Tuan Ruhi Al-Khatib 5 Mejar-Jenderal Radi Abdullah 6 Puan Kadar Nuseibeh 7 Maulana Shaikh Abdullah Ghosheh 8 Mejar-Jenderal Sharif Nasser Ben Jameel 9 Brigedier Mohamad Ahmad Saleem 10 Brigedier Hasan Al-Din Al-Mufti 11 Brigedier Mohamad Rasul Kailani 12 Puan Nour-Eddine Tarraf 13 Tuan Salah Dessouki 14 Tuan Mohamed Ahmed El-Beltagui 15 Tuan Mohamed Hamdi Ashour 16 Tuan Abdalla Mohamed Ghobara 17 Tuan Madkour Abdoul-Ezz 18 Dr. Ahmed Abdel-Rahman Sarwat 19 Tuan Mohamed Ahmad 20 Tuan Abdul-Raouf Samy Sharaf 21 Tuan Hamed Mahmoud 22 EncikRichard Joseph Wauchope 23 EncikDonald Bernard Waters Good 24 EncikRobert Thomas Mitchell Henry 25 EncikHenry Robert Middleton 26 Dr, Charles Cyril Webster 27 Kommodor Udara C.S.J. West Johan Setia di-Raja (J.S.D.) 1 Brigedier Haji Khalid bin Hashim 2 Tuan Haji Tamat bin Haji Ya'acob 3 Encik Mohd Noor bin Zeinal 4 4 Encik Zakaria bin Sulong 5 Major Syed Hamzah Al-Haj bin Syed Abu Bakar Shahabuddin 6 Encik Mubarak bin Ahmad 7 Major Anthony John Silva 8 Major Adam bin Abu Bakar 9 YM. Tunku Asiah bt Tunku Muda Chik Kesatria Mangku Negara (K.M.N.) 1 Encik Abdul Aziz bin Zakaria 2 Encik Abdul Rahman bin Dalbasah 3 Encik Ahmad Zainal Abidin bin Mohd Yusof 4 Encik Bhupinder Singh 5 YB. Encik Chan Chong Wen 6 Encik Cheam Kim Seang 7 Encik Chong Hon Nyan 8 YBhg. Dato' Wan Omar bin Wan Awang 9 Encik John Denis de Silva 10 Dr. Fang Ung Seng 11 Tuan Haji Hamdan bin Sheikh Tahir 12 Tuan Haji Yunus bin Talib 13 Encik Harun bin Ariffin 14 Encik Harun bin Dato' Muda Ibrahim 15 Encik Hooi Kam Sooi 16 Encik Hussain bin Mohammad 17 Encik Kamaruddin bin Mohd Isa 18 Dr. Keshamahinder Singh 19 Encik Kirpal Singh 20 Encik Shanmugam Kumar 21 Encik Kum Boo 22 Encik Lee Seck Fun 5 23 Encik Lim Taik Choon 24 Encik Lim Theam Loong 25 Encik A.S. Machado 26 Encik Albert Mah 27 Lt. Col. Mahmood bin Sulaiman 28 Encik R. Manecksha 29 Brig. Mazlan bin Yunus 30 Encik Mohamed Sidek bin Ta'at 31 Encik Mohamed Yaman bin Din 32 Encik Mohamed Zamani bin Samah 33 Encik T.B. Mohana Krishnan 34 Encik Mohd Zain bin Hussain 35 Dr. S.K. Mukherjee 36 Encik Xavier Anthony Nicholas 37 Encik Othman bin Haji Abdul Rahman 38 Encik Salleh bin Abdul Rahman 39 Encik Chellaturai Somaskanthan 40 Encik Muthiah Somasundaram 41 Tuan Syed Ali Redza Alsagoff 42 Tuan Syed Harun Alhabshi 43 Encik Tan Ban Pin 44 Encik Tan Kwi Seng 45 Encik Tharmalingam s/o Arunasolam 46 Encik Thean Lip Thong 47 Encik Tong Kay Chor 48 Lt. Col. Ungku Ahmad bin Abdul Rahman 49 Encik Wong Lick Hieng Kesatria Mangku Negara (K.M.N.) (Kehormat) 1 Tuan Nayef Al-Hadid 6 2 Tuan Saad El-Din Juma 3 Tuan Hassan Ibrahim 4 Tuan Fahid Awamleh 5 Kolonel Wahid Abdelhadi 6 Leftenan-Kolonel Anwar Mohammad 7 Tuan Sharif Abdul Hamid Sharaf 8 Kolonel Mutlak Eid 9 Leftenan-Kolonel Subhi Saadi 10 Leftenan-Kolonel Mahmud Shar'ab 11 Naib Marshal Udara S.O. Mohamed Saad Eddine Sherif 12 Mejar-Jenderal Moustafa Mohamed Sadek 13 Brigedier-Jenderal Mohamed Mahmoud Hegazi 14 Brigedier-Jenderal S.O. Mohamed El-Leissy Nassef 15 Tuan Ahmad Effat 16 Tuan Atia Abdel-Hadi 17 Kolonel Sallah-Eddine Shehayed 18 Tuan Ibrahim El-dessouki Moustafa 19 Tuan Ezz-Eddine-Ahmad Osman 20 Tuan Mohamed Hosni El-Hadidi 21 Tuan Ahmad Raouf Assaad 22 Tuan Gamal Eddine El-Sayed El-Rafaei 23 Leftenan-Kolonel Moustafa Kamal Ashoub 24 Tuan Mohamed Adel Mourad 25 Tuan Ali Youssry Salem 26 Tuan Hussein El-Sharkawi 27 Mejar Noureldeen Ahmad Hassan Farghal 28 Tuan Ibrahim Rashid 29 Dr. Robert J.Muscat 30 Lt.-Col. Frederick Henry Graylen Eggleton 7 31 Encik George William Fuller 32 Encik Thomas Ellis Hatton 33 Encik H.G. Skepper 34 Encik H.C. Wallwork 35 Capt. A. Watson Ahli Mangku Negara (A.M.N.) 1 Encik Abdul Ghani Pawan 2 Encik Abdul Shukor bin Abdul Raoh 3 Encik Abu Bakar bin Ahmad 4 Encik Abu Bakar bin Zainal 5 Encik Ahmad bin Hassan 6 Encik Alias bin Arshad 7 Encik Appadurai s/o Kanapathi 8 Encik Asha'ari bin Jibah 9 Encik Baharuddin bin Abu Kassim 10 Major Baljit Singh 11 Major Chik bin Matin 12 Encik Chin Kim Fook 13 Encik Chin Tze Leong 14 Encik Ch'ng Chin Eong 15 Encik Choo Eng Kiat 16 Encik Samuel Moonasinghe Daniel 17 Encik Embong bin Yahaya 18 Tuan Haji Din bin Haji Dahaman 19 Tuan Haji Mohd Said bin Othman 20 Tuan Haji Mohd Yit bin Mat Piah 21 Tuan Haji Morshidi bin Osman 22 Tuan Haji Salleh bin Haji Awang 23 Tuan Haji Zainuddin bin Haji Din 8 24 Encik Ho Beng Wai 25 Encik Ibrahim bin Yaumon 26 Encik Inder Singh 27 Encik P.C. Isaacs 28 Lt. Cmdr. Ismail bin Hasan 29 Encik Jamaluddin bin Haji Abu Bakar 30 Encik Johari bin Yusof 31 Encik Khanizaman bin Gulam Khan 32 Encik Koh Sin Hock 33 Encik Kizhakke Kolath Kumaran 34 Encik Kuparasundram s/o Somasundrampillai 35 Encik Lee Kok Aun 36 Che' Leong Seow Kheng 37 Encik Leong Wan Sang 38 Encik Lian Chin Seong 39 YBhg. Dato' Lim Eng 40 Encik Lim Swee Choo 41 Encik Velayutham Patrick Lingam 42 Encik Low Hong Hee 43 Encik Mahmood bin Mohd Yunus 44 Encik Malek Ali Merican 45 Encik Jerry Martin 46 Encik Mohammad Amin bin Osman 47 Major Mohamad Noor bin Malek 48 Major Mohamed bin Ibrahim 49 Encik Mohamed bin Mat 50 Encik Mohamed bin Ngalim 51 Encik Mohd Ali Aliapitchay 52 Encik Mohd Noor bin Haji Ahmad 9 53 Encik Mohd Shahir bin Abdul Majid 54 Encik Mohamed Yusop bin Din Mohamed 55 Encik Mokhtar bin Haji Marahakim 56 Encik Ng Ngar Yew 57 Encik Ng Hwee Bin 58 Encik Nizam Mohamed bin Din 59 Encik Ong Kim Boon 60 Encik Osman bin Omar 61 Encik Radha Kanta Paul 62 Major Raja Abdullah Farouk bin Raja Mahmud 63 Encik Ratnasingam s/o V.Nadason 64 Encik Saw Choo Teng 65 Encik See Khoon Lim 66 Major Selvarajah Narayanapillay 67 Encik Shaukat bin Mohamed Hashim 68 Tuan Syed Hassan Aljefri bin Syed Jan Aljefri 69 Encik Toh Boon Huah 70 Encik Wooi Kean It 71 Encik John Yong Peng Buan 72 Encik Lee Chui Chan 73 Encik Lee Khey Huai 74 Encik Charles Percy Majeng 75 Encik K.R.
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