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26 Fed. Reg. 7119 Pages 7119-7180 FEliE, EIiSTEB NUMBER 152. Washington, Wednesday, August 9, 1961 Contents Agricultural Research Service PROPOSED RULE MAKING: Federal Maritime Board Federal airways; alterations (2 PROPOSED RULE MAKING: documents) _. 7149 NOTICES: Entry into Guam of fruits and Federal airways and associated Agreements: vegetables; leafy vegetables, cel- control areas; designation .... 7149 Japan-Atlantic and Gulf ery, potatoes, and mangos from Freight Conference --------- 7154 Philippine Islands------------ 7134 RULES AND REGULATIONS: States Marine Lines Joint serv- Dulles International Airport .... 7123 ice et al 7155 Agricultural Stabilization and Use of private pilots in charity Conservation Service airlifts ------------------- Federal Power Commission PROPOSED RULE MAKING: Federal Communications Com- NOTICES: Milk in Chicago, Ill., marketing . mission Hearings, etc.: area; decision on proposed City of Granby, Mo ----------- 7165 amendments to tentative agree- NOTICES: Kentucky West Virginia Gas ment and order -------------- 7134 Show cause orders: Co 7165 Estes, Edwin H -------------- 7162 RULES AND REGULATIONS: Gainey, Heyward J ----------- 7156 Federal Reserve System Tobacco; cigar-filler, cigar-binder and cigar-filler and binder; Hearings,etc.: NOTICES: marketing quotas, 1962-63; cor- Burlington Broadcasting Co. Marine Corp.; order granting rection --------------------- 7122 et al --------------------- 7156 petition for reconsideration..--- 7167 Franklin Broadcasting Co. and Agriculture Department Tedesco, Inc. (2 documents)- 7157 Fish. and Wildlife Service Kent-Ravenna Broadcasting See Agricultural Research Serv- RULES AND REGULATIONS: ice; Agricultural Stabilization Co. et al ----------------- 7157 Hunting upland game; Wheeler KSTP, Inc. (KOB), and Ameri- and Conservation Service; National Wildlife Refuge, Ala- can Farmers Home Administration. Broadcasting-Paramount bama ---------------------- 7132 Theatres, Inc. (WABC) --- 7163 Atomic Energy Commission Oklahoma Broadcasting Co. et Food and Drug Administration al ----------------------- 7158 PROPOSED RULE MAKING: Plains Radio Broadcasting Co- 7158 PROPOSED RULE MAKING: Licensing of source materials.... 7143 Putnam Broadcasting Corp. Tolerances and exemptions for Standards for protection against and Port Chester Broadcast- pesticide chemicals in or on raw radiation; statement of consid- ing Co ------------------- 7159 agricultural commodities; filing erations -------------------- 7142 Rockford, Broadcasters, Inc. of petition ------------------- 7134 (WROK), et al ------------- 7160 RULES AND REGULATIONS: Civil Service Commission Rounsaville of Louisville, Inc. Food additives permitted in food PROPOSED RULE MAKING: (WLOU) (2 documents) __ 7160, 7161 for human consumption: Federal Employees Health Bene- Seward Broadcasting Co., Inc., Butylated hydroxytoluene and fits Program ----------------- 7144 and Saltville Broadcasting hydroxyanisole ------------- 7127 Corp --------------------- 7161 Sorbitol -------------------- 7127 Commerce Department WMOZ, Inc----------------- 7161 Pesticide chemicals in or on raw agricultural commodities; See Federal Maritime Board. PROPOSED RULE MAKING: tol- AM, FM, and TV STL, and inter- erances and exemptions: Farmers Home Administration city relay stations; combination Further extension of effective into single date ---------------------- 7126 RULES AND REGULATIONS: categories and mul- tiplex operation -------------- 7150 Residues of sodium dehydro- Policies and authorities; miscel- acetate ------------------- 7127 laneous amendments_, --------- 7121 Electronic Industries Association; order extending time for filing Federal Aviation Agency comments ------------------ 7153 Health, Education, and Welfare RULES AND REGULATIONS: Department NOTICES: Practice and procedure; agree- Proposed radio antenna struc- ments between parties for See Food and Drug Administra- tures; determination of no haz- amendment or dismissal of, or tion; Social Security Admin- ard to air navigation (2 docu- failure to prosecute broadcast istration. ments) --------------------- 7155 applications ----------------- 7130 (Continued on next page) 7119 7120 CONTENTS Interior Department Land Management Bureau See Fish and Wildlife Service; NoTicEs: Land Management Bureau. Montana; proposed withdrawal and reservation of lands ------- 7154 Interstate Commerce Commission NOTICES: Securities and Exchange Com- Commercial zone; Detroit, Mich-. 7179 Motor carrier: mission Alternate route deviation no- NOTICES: tices ---------------------. 7167 Hearings, etc.: Applications and certain other Foxboro' Co. et al ------------- 7166 proceedings ---------------- 7168 United Industrial Corp -------- 7166 Transfer proceedings ---------- 7178 RULES AND REGULATIONS: RULES AND REGULATIONS: Form and content of financial Qualifications and maximum hours s t a t'e m e n t s; miscellaneous of service of employees of motor amendments ----------------- 7123 carriers and safety of operation and equipment --------------- 7132 Social Security Administration Labor Department RULES AND REGULATIONS: Care and treatment of mentally ill See Labor Management Reports nationals of U.S., returned from Bureau. foreign countries ------------- 7128 Labor-Management Reports Bu- Treasury Department reau NOTICES: PROPOSED RULE MAKING: Rayon staple fiber from Spain; Reporting by labor relations con- determination of no sales at less sultants and other persons; cer- than fair value - 7154 tain agreements with employ- Various officials; designation of ees ------------------------ 7141 deputies -------------------- 7154 Codification Guide The following numerical guide is a list of the parts of each title of the Code of Federal Regulations affected by documents published in today's issue. A cumulative list of parts affected, covering the current month to date, appears at the end of each issue beginning with the second issue of the month. Monthly, quarterly, and annual cumulative guides, published separately from the daily issues, include the section numbers as well as the part numbers affected. 5 CFR 14 CFR 29 CFR PROPOSED RULES: 43--------------------------- 7122 PROPOSED RULES: 89 --------------------------- 7144 571-------------------------- 7123 406 ---------------- ---------- 7141 PROPOSED RULES: 6 CFR 600 (3 documents) -------------- 7149 45 CFR 601 -------------------------- 331 -------------------------- 7121 7149 211 -------------------------- 7128 17 CFR 47 CFR 7 CFR 210 -------------------------- 7123 1 ------------------------------ 7130 723 -------------------------- 7122 PROPOSED RULES: PROPOSED RULES: 21 CFR 2 -------------------------- 7150 319 -------------------------- 7134 120 (2 documents) ---------- 7126, 7127 4 --------------------------- 7150 941 -------------------------- 7134 121 (2 documents) -------------- 7127 15 --------------------------- 7153 PROPOSED RULES: 49 CFR 10 120 -------------------------- 7134 CFR 190 -------------------------- 7132 PROPOSED RULES: I 20 --------------------------- 7142 50 CFR 40 --------------------------- 7143 32 --------------------------- 7132 Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, and days following official Federal holidays, by the Office of the Federal Register, National Archives- and Records Service, General Serv- Telephone " t 1t9u. WOth 3-3261 ices Administration, pursuant to the authority elephn W 6proved July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended;contained 44 US.C., in theoh. Federal 8B), underRegister regulations Act, ap- prescribed by the Administrative Committee of the Federal Register, approved by the President. Distribution is made only by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D.O. The FEDERAL REsTER will be furnished by mail to subscribers, free of postage, for $1.50 per month or $15.00 per year, payable in advance. The charge for individual copies (minimum 15 cents) varies in proportion to the size of the issue. Remit check or money order, made payable to the Superintendent of Documents, directly to the Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D.C. The regulatory material appearing herein is keyed to the CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATONs, which is published, under 50 titles, pur- suant to section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as amended August 5, 1953. The CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS is sold by the Superin- tendent of Documents. Prices of books and pocket supplements vary. There are no restrictions on the republication of material appearing in the FEDERAL REGIsTm, or the CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS. Rules and Regulations § 331.3 Definitions. title insurance company, or the Office of the General Counsel, will ascertain that Title 6-AGRICULTURAL (a) Family-type farm. A family-type are free from any farm is defined as a farm (1) that is of such appurtenances encumbrances and are covered CREDIT sufficient size and productivity to fur- liens or adequately by a first real estate or chattel will enable a farm fam- Chapter Ill-Farmers Home Adminis- nish income that mortgage. ily to have a reasonable standard of (2) "In some areas, facilities or im- tration, Department of Agriculture living,-pay operating expenses, including provement items not generally con- OWNERSHIP LOANS maintenance of necessary livestock, SUBCHAPTER B-FARM sidered to be a part of the real estate, farm and home equipment, land and [PHA Instruction 443.1, Administration however, ordinarily do pass with the land .their debts, and have a Letter 703 (440) ] buildings, pay when such a farm changes ownership. reasonable reserve to meet unforseen If it
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