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Federal Register AXONAL 4 /± P a g e s 5159-5206 FEDERAL REGISTER VOLUME 29 NUMBER 74 Wanted Washington, Wednesday, Aprii IS, 1964 C o n t e n t s AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Notices FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Notices Hearings, etc.: Rules and Regulations Grossco, Inc., and Valley Broad­ Ohio; designation of areas for casting Co______ ___________ „ 5181 Restoration of game birds, fish and emergency loans________________ 5178 Kimble Communications.______ 5181 mammals; equal employment opportunity.____________ ________ 5167 ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION Salem Broadcasting Co_________ 5181 Springfield Television Broad­ Notices casting Corp.v et al_____ * ____ 5181 State of Florida; proposed agree­ WHDH, Inc., et al............. 5181 FOOD AND DRUG ment for assumption of certain ADMINISTRATION AEC regulatory authority______ 5174 FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION Notices CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD Petitions filed regarding food Rules and Regulations Notices additives: Agreements filed for approval: Dr. Salsbury’s Laboratories____ 5179 Air taxi operator; classification Alaska Steamship Co., et al.; Penick, S. B. & Co— .................. 5179 and exemption____ _______ ____ 5162 corrected notice______________ 5182 Polymer Industries, Inc_________ 5179 Notices City of Philadelphia et al_____ __ 5182 Hearings, etc.: Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc., International Air Transport As­ and Atid Cargo Lines, Ltd— __ 5182 HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND sociation __________________ 5180 U.S. Atlantic and Gulf Ports and Service to Anderson, S.C_______ 5181 Ports in Southwest, South, WELFARE DEPARTMENT and East Africa______________ 5182 See Food and Drug Administra­ CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Wilhelmsen Line and Aktiebo- tion. Rules and Regulations laget Sevenska Amerika Linien_____ ___________ •_____ _ 5182 Defense Department; excepted service________ ._____ ___________ . 5161 INTERAGENCY TEXTILE FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Notices - Notices See-International Commerce Bu­ Hearings, etc.: reau. Area Rate Proceeding et al_____ 5183 Cotton textile products produced Atlantic Seaboard Corp_________ 5183 or manufactured in Brazil; re­ FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp., and striction on entry or withdrawal Rules and Regulations Mayfair Minerals, Inc_______ 5183 from warehouse_____ ___________ 5185 Airworthiness directives: Humble Oil and Refining Co., et Douglas Model DC-8 Aircraft— 5163 al-------------------------- 5185 Lycoming VO-540 Series En­ Midland National Bank et al___ 5184 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT gines_________ ___ ___ _________ 5163 See Fish and Wildlife Service; Federal airway; revocation_____ _ 5162 FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Land Management Bureau. restricted area; alteration_______ 5162 Rules and Regulations Proposed Rule Making Bank holding companies; loans, Jet routes: discounts, extensions of credit, INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE Alteration (2 documents)____ 5168 interest bearing deposits, and BUREAU Designation____________________ 5168 substitution of borrowers._____ 5161 Rules and Regulations FEDERAL communications FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION Technical data; exportation_____ 5163 COMMISSION Rules and Regulations Notices Mes and Regulations Wellems, Anna, et al.; order deny­ Prohibited trade practices: ing export privileges for an in­ Fr^ Ue^ y allocations and radio Friestan Products, Inc., et al 5164 ot«a j matters; miscellaneous Guarantee Reserve Life Insur­ definite period______ _________ __5178 amendments.,___* _____________ 5166 ance Company of Hammond— 5165 (Continued on next page) 5159 5160 CONTENTS INTERSTATE COMMERCE Notices COMMISSION Wyoming; proposed withdrawal and reservation of lands______ 5178 Notices Fourth section applications for SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE relief____________________________ 5204 Illinois Central Railroad; order COMMISSION vacating previous order_________ 5204 Proposed Rule Making Motor carrier alternate route de­ National securities exchanges; viation notices_____ ____________ 5185 proposed restriction of floor Motor carrier applications and trading__________________ _______ 5168 certain other proceedings <2 documents)_________________ 5186,5190 TREASURY DEPARTMENT Motor carrier, broker, water car­ rier and freight forwarder ap­ Notices plications ___________________ 5192 Termination of authority to quali­ Motor carrier intrastate applica­ fy as sureties on Federal tions ____________________________ 5202 bonds: Motor carrier transfer proceedings New England Insurance Co., and (2 documents)________ ____ 5203,5204 Standard Insurance Co_____ 5177 Standard Accident Insurance LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU C o ___________*________________ 5177 V Rules and Regulations VETERANS ADMINISTRATION Public land orders: Alaska____ _____________ 5166 Rules and Regulations Montana _______________________ 5166 General provisions; ex parte com- • Oregon.________________ 5166 munications________ ___________ 5165 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. A cumulative guide is published separately at the end of each month. The guide lists the parts and sections affected by documents published since January 1, 1964, and specifies how they are affected. 3 CFR 16 CFR E xecutive O rders : 13 (2 documents)_____________ 5164,5165 June 13, 1899 (revoked in part by Volume 76 PLO 3384)____________ 5166 17 CFR 1194 (revoked in part by PLO UNITED STATES 3384)_________________ 5166 P roposed R u l e s : 4131 (revoked in part by PLO 240__________________ 5168 STATUTES AT LARGE 3384)________ 5166 [87th Cong., 2d Sess.l 5 CFR 38 CFR ^ 213-------------------------- 5161 1— — ------ 5165 Contains laws and concurrent resolutions enacted by the Congress during 1962, 12 CFR 43 CFR Reorganization Plan No. 2 of 1962, pro­ 222----------------------------------------------- 5161 posed amendment to the Constitution, and P u b l ic L and O rders: Presidential proclamations 14 CFR 3382 ____ 5166 Price: $10.00 71 [N ew ]------------------------ 5162 3383 __ 5166 73 [N e w ]___________________ 5162 3384 ___________________________ 5166 Published by Office of the Federal Register, 298--------- jr--------------------------- -------- 5162 National Archives and Records Service, 507 (2 documents)__________ 5163 4 7 CFR General Services Administration P roposed R u i.e s : 2----------------------------- 5166 75 [New] (3 documents)__________ 5168 Order from Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, 15 CFR 50 CFR Washington, D.C., 20402 385— -------------- 5163 80------------------- 5167 Published daily, except Sundays, Mondays, and days following official Federal holidays, FEDERALS&REGISTER by the Office of the Federal Register, National Archives and Records Service, General Serv­ Telephone WOrth 3-3261 ices Administration, pursuant to the authority contained in the Federal Register Act, „ r«vi«o*' ■ ¡approved July 26, 1935 (49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U.S.C., ch. 8 B ), under regulations prescribed by the Administrative Committee of the Federal Register, approved by the President. 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Rules and Regulations (b) Interest-hearing deposits as (3) The substitution of a new bor­ Title 5— ADMINISTRATIVE i,loans>> or *'extensions of credit”. (1) rower in good faith, as in the case of the The first question involves (i) an inter­ sale of a mortgaged home by the original PERSONNEL est-bearing deposit by a bank, which is borrower thereon and the assumption of also a registered bank holding company, the loan by the purchaser, is regarded by Chapter I— Civil Service Commission with a subsidiary -bank, and (ii) an the Board as a change permitting the loan to be treated as a “new loan” eli­ pART 213— EXCEPTED SERVICE interest-bearing deposit by the subsidiary bank with a branch of its parent bank, gible for participation as of the time of Department of Defense the bank holding company. the substitution of borrowers. It is dear (2) The last paragraph of section 6(a) that the same principles that determine Section 213.3206(a) (1) Is amended to of the Act provides in part that “Non- the eligibility of a loan for participation authorize a new exception for two Spe­ interest-bearing deposits to the credit of also determine eligibility for a change of cial Projects Directors, CS-15. Effective a bank shall not be deemed to be a loan lenders as to the entire amount of the upon publication in tfcfe F ederal R eg­ or advance to the bank of deposit * * *.” loan.
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