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Federal Register Volume 31 • Number 120 FEDERAL REGISTER VOLUME 31 • NUMBER 120 Wednesday, June 22, 1966 • Washington, D.C. Pages 8615-8672 (Part II begins on page 8667) Agencies in this issue— Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Agriculture Department Atomic Energy Commission Budget Bureau Civil Aeronautics Board Civil Service Commission Commodity Credit Corporation Consumer and Marketing Service Customs Bureau Defense Department Economic Opportunity Office Federal Aviation Agency Federal Communications Commission Federal Power Commission Federal Trade Commission General Services Administration Internal Revenue Service Interstate Commerce Commission Land Management Bureau Mines Bureau National Park Service Securities and Exchange Commission Small Business Administration Social Security Administration Detailed list of Contents appears inside. No. 120—Pt. I- 1 How To Find U.S. Statutes and U.S. Code Citations [Revised Edition—1965] This pamphlet contains typical legal cluded. Examples are furnished at references which require further cit­ pertinent points and a list of refer­ ing. The official published volumes ences, with descriptions, is carried in which the citations may be found at the end. are shown alongside each refer­ This revised edition contains il­ ence—with suggestions as to the lustrations of principal finding aids logical sequence to follow in using and reflects the changes made in them. Additional finding aids, the new master table of statutes set some especially useful in citing cur­ out in the 1964 edition of the United rent legislation, also have been in- States Code. 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There are) no restrictions on the republication of material appearing in the F ederal R egister or the Code of Federal « Contents AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION CUSTOMS BUREAU Notices Hearings, etc.: AND CONSERVATION SERVICE Notices American Telephone and Tele­ Rules and Regulations Thiourea from West Germany; graph Co., et al. (3 docu­ Rice; 1966 rate of penalty---------- 8619 antidumping proceeding notice- 8641 ments) _____________ - 8649,8651 Upland cotton; transfer of acre­ Brown Broadcasting Co.,; and age affected by natural disaster- 8619 Dixie Broadcasting Corp:------ 8651 DEFENSE DEPARTMENT Island Broadcasting System Rules and Regulations (WRIV), Inc_____________ 8651 AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Kentucky Central Television, See also Agricultural Stabilization Standards of conduct; implement­ In c __________ :--------- ;------ 8652 and Conservation Service; Com­ ing regulations----- _—---------- 8621 Lamar Life Broadcasting Co— 8649 modity Credit Corporation ; Telesystems Corp----------- 8654 Consumer and Marketing Serv­ ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY Tri-State Broadcasters, Inc., ice. Emmet Radio Corp------ ------- 8654 Notices OFFICE Washington Broadcasting Co., and WOL, Inc______ i ------- 8649 Emergency loans: Rules and Regulations Kansas------------------------------- 8647 WUST, Inc. (WUST) et al____ 8649 Ohio______________________ 8647 Community action programs; cri­ FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION Texas____________ 8647 teria for grants exceeding 90 percent of program costs-—— 8623 Notices ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION Hearings, etc.: FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Notices Co_________________ l__.— 8655 University of New Mexico; pro­ Rules and Regulations Town of Preston, Iowa and posed issuance of construction Control zone, control area exten­ Northern Natural Gas Co----- 8655 permit____________________ 8647 sion and transition area; altera- ' Town of Sabula, Iowa and tion, revocation and designa­ Northern Natural Gas Co----- 8656 BUDGET BUREAU tion - ______________ — -— - 8620 FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION Notices Control zone and transition areas; designation and alteration—— ; 8620 Rules and Regulations Report on utilization and advisory Federal airways; alteration—;---- 8621 Administrative opinions and rul­ committees during 1965; notice Transition area and control area ings: of availability_____.___ - __ __ 8648 extension; designation and rev­ Disclosure of terms and condi­ ocation—--- ----------- 8620 tions in -guarantee advertis­ CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD Proposed Rule Making ing _______i_________ ____ 8621 Notices Pledge of adherence to FTC Hearings, etc.: Control zone and transition area: trade practice rules as a con­ International Air Transport Proposed alteration and desig­ dition to membership in trade nation- ____ 8637 association__________ ;____ 8621 Association_______________ 8648 Proposed designation_________ 8636 Western Montana service in­ GENERAL SERVICES vestigation ____;_________ _ 8648 Notices ADMINISTRATION Manila, Republic of the Philip­ CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION pines; notice of consolidation, Rules and Regulations Rules and Regulations closing, and establishment__8649 Special and directed sources of Excepted service: supply; use of aluminum-------- 8621 Commerce Department- _______ 8619 FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS INTERIOR DEPARTMENT Health, Education, and Welfare See Land Management Bureau; Department______________ 8619 COMMISSION Mines Bureau; National Park Mississippi; voting rights pro­ Rules and Regulations Service. gram (2 documents)________ 8623 Notices Aviation services: INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE Application for aircraft radio Deputy Commissioner of Educa­ station licenses----------------- 8627 Notices tion; manpower shortage_____ 8648 Use of emergency frequency by Assistant Commissioner (Compli­ additional aeronautical ance) et al.; delegations of COMMODITY CREDIT ground stations___________ 8628 authority___________________ 8641 Expanded use of UHF channels— 8623 INTERSTATE COMMERCE CORPORATION Radio broadcast services; miscel­ Notices laneous amendments______ 8625 COMMISSION 1965-crop loan cotton; notice of Notices acquisition by CCC_________ _ 8642 Proposed Rule Making Fourth section applications for Sales of certain commodities; June FM broadcast stations; table of relief-_________— — ---------- 8658 sales list----------------___----- ___ 8643 assignments: Motor carrier: Alternate route deviation no­ Glens Falls, N.Y— ______— _ 8638 tices ____________________ 8658 CONSUMER AND MARKETING Rochester, Minn__ _______ 8639 Applications and certain other SERVICE Standard broadcast stations; cal­ proceedings (2 documents) __ 8660, Proposed Rule Making culating radiation_____»______ 8637 8661 Transfer proceedings— ------— 8662 k* Cent'ra,l Illinois and subur- Test of mobile secondary fre­ ^an, St. Louis marketing areas; quency sharing; final action de­ Intrastate applications_i___ _ 8661 decision____ 8« ferred_____________________ 8640 (Continued on next page) 8617 8618 CONTENTS LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU SMALL BUSINESS Notices ADMINISTRATION Colorado; proposed withdrawal Notices and reservation of lands______ 8641 Assistant Regional Director for Oregon; proposed classification of Disaster Loans, New Orleans; public lands________________ 8642 delegation of authority_______ 8657 Declaration of disaster areas; MINES BUREAU Florida________ 8657 Proposed Rule Making Kansas__ _____ 8656 Methane-Monitoring systems; Oklahoma________ _________ 8656 procedures for investigation, Loan specialist assigned to all tests, and certification_______ 8630 financial assistance division programs; delegation of author­ NATIONAL PARK SERVICE ity__ , _____________________ 8658 Notices SOCIAL SECURITY Signal Mountain Lodge, Inc.; Grand Teton National Park; ADMINISTRATION notice of intention to negotiate Proposed Rule Making concession contract____ ______ 8642 Conditions for coverage of services SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE of independent laboratories____ 8668 COMMISSION TREASURY DEPARTMENT Notices Elkton Co.; order suspending See Customs Bureau; Internal trading_________________ 8656 Revenue Service. 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