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For sale by Supe ri nt en de nt of Doc ume nt s
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t Distribution made by Issuing Office. Not definitely available if unaccompanied by a price
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• Sent to Depository Libraries
SIZES OF PUBLICATIONS Symbols used to designate sizes of publications listed in this catalog are as follows: 4°______6-12 inches high and width more than % of height large 4°______over 12 inches high and width more than % of height small 4°_____ under 6 inches high and width more than % of height 8°______8-10 inches in height (size not given in entry except where publication is narrow or oblong) large 8°______10-12 inches in height 12°______7-8 inches in height 16°______6-7 inches in height 24°______5-6 inches in height 32°______4-5 inches in height 48°______up to 4 inches high f°______above 12 inches in height narrow______width less than % of height oblong______width more than height MONTHLY CATALOG OF UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
JANUARY 1967 Number 864
Entries 1-1670
Issued by the SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS
U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20402 : 1967 L.C. Card 4-18088
FOR SALE BY THE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20402. PRICE 50 CENTS PER COPY EXCEPT DECEMBER (INDEX) ISSUE, WHICH VARIES IN PRICE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $4.50 PER YEAR (INCLUDING INDEX) $1.50 ADDITIONAL FOR FOREIGN MAILING PREVIEWS The following publications are in the process of being printed. Advance sales orders may be placed for these publications. Orders will be scheduled and copies mailed as soon as stocks are received. It is not possible to estimate the lapse of time before the publications will actually appear. All information in regard to title, series, classification, distribution, and price given in these list- ings is preliminary and subject to change when the publications actually come from the press. Those so marked will be sent to depository libraries, providing, that at the time of going to press, the libraries were on list to receive the items under which these publications will be distributed.
American science manpower, 1964. (National Science Foundation.) $1.25. © NS 1.14/2: 964 Annual report, Department of Defense, fiscal year 1964. (Defense Department.) $1.50. • D 1.1: 964 Annual report of Government patent policy, June 1966. (Federal Council for Science and Technology.) 25c. • Y 3.F 31/16:11/966 Cancer cause and prevention. [Revised 1966.] (Public Health Service, Publica- tion 959.) 20c. • FS 2.2: C 16/6/966 Cancer questions and answers about rates and risks. (Public Health Service, Publication 1514.) 20c. • FS 2.22: C 16/28 Cerebrovascular disorders (strokes). [Revised 1966.] (Public Health Service, Publication 1110, Research profile 2.) 15c. • FS 2.22/43: 2/3 Dialogue on adolescents. (Children’s Bureau, Publication 442.) 30c. © FS 14.111: 442 Digest of educational statistics. [1966 edition.] (Education Office, OE-10024- 66.) $1.00 • FS 5.210:10024-66 Directory of Federal statistics for local areas, 1966. (Census Bureau.) $1.00. • C 3.6/2: St 2/2 Documents on disarmament, 1965. (Arms Control and Disarmament Agency.) $2.00 • AC 1.11/2: 965 Effect of the earthquake of March 27, 1964, on the Eklutna Hydroelectric Project, Anchorage, Alaska. (Geological Survey, Professional paper 545-A.) 35c. • 119.16: 545-A Effect of the earthquake of March 27, 1964, in Copper River Basin Area, Alaska. (Geological Survey, Professional paper 543-E.) 35c. • I19.16:543-E Eye research. (Public Health Service, Publication 1502.) 35c. O FS2.22:Ey3 Fair labor standards act of 1938, as amended. [Revised 1966.] (Wage & Hour & Public Contracts Divisions.) 20c. 0 L 22.5 : F 15/966 Geology of the Arabian Peninsula, Aden Protectorate. (Geological Survey, Pro- fessional paper 560-C.) $1.25. • 119.16: 560-C Grass, the rancher’s crop. (Agriculture Department, Leaflet 346, revised.) 10c. • A 1.35 : 346/2 Growing raspberries. (Agriculture Department, Farmers’ bulletin 2165, revised.) 10c. • A 1.9 : 2165/3 Guide for preliminary design of arch dams. (Reclamation Bureau, Engineering monograph 36.) 25c. • 127.34: 36 How to determine nursing expenditures in small health agencies. [Revised 1966.] (Public Health Service, Publication 902.) 40c. • FS 2.6/2: N 93/2/966 Labor law and practice in Lebanon. (Labor Statistics Bureau, Report 304.) 50c. • L 2.71: 304 Laws relating to forestry, game conservation, flood control and related subjects. [Revised 1966.] (House of Representatives.) $2.00. • Y 1.2 : F 76/4/966 UJ Gov er nme nt Pub li ca ti ons
Literary recordings, a checklist of the archive of recorded poetry and literature in the Library of Congress. (Library of Congress.) 70c. • i i. r , LC 2.2: P 75/5/906 Mental health benefits of the Social security amendment of 1965. (Public Health Service, Publication 1505.) 15c. • FS 2.22: So 1/5 Partial hospitalization. (Public Health Service, Publication 1449.) 15c. © n j x i , . FS 2.22 :H 79/2 Prevention and control of narcotic addiction. [Revised 1966.] (Narcotics Bureau.) 20c. • T56.2: N 16/4/966 Reemployment rights of Federal employees who perform duty in Armed Forces. [Revised Nov. 1966.] (Civil Service Commission, Pamphlet 51.) 5c. • CS 148•51/6 Russell Cave National Monument, Alabama. [Revised 1966.] (National Park Service.) 10c. • 129.21: R 91/966 Selected electronic circuitry. (National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NASA SP-5046.) 70c. • NAS 1.21: 5046 Structure and metamorphism in the Mono Craters quadrangle, Sierra Nevada, California. (Geological Survey, Bulletin 1221-E.) 50c. • 119.3:1221-E Symposium on the nucleolus. (Public Health Service, National Can cor Institute monograph 23.) $5.00. • FS 2.22/18 *23 The occurrence, chemical quality, and use of ground water in the Tabulbah area", Tunisia. (Geological Survey, Water-supply paper 1757-E.) $1.25. ® 119.13:1757—E This new ocean, a history of Project Mercury. (National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NASA SP-4201.) $5.50. • NAS 1.21: 4201 United States Department of Commerce publications, catalog and index, 1965 supplement. (Commerce Department.) 25c. • C 1.2: P 96/supp. 965 White Sands National Monument, New Mexico. [Revised 1966.] (National Park Service.) 10c. • 129.21: W 58/3/966 Your drinking water is safe, let’s keep it that way. (Public Health Service Publication 1511.) $2.50 per 100, single copy 5c. • FS 2.2: W 29/55 Contents
Previews ______in Abbreviations, Explanation------VI General Information______Vil How To Order Publications______Vin New Classification Numbers------ix Corrections for Previous Monthly Catalogs______ix Classified List of Government Authors- xi Monthly Catalog______1 Index______91 Abbreviations add______addition, addendum, n. d______no date. addenda, n. p______no place. amdt., amdts______amendment, amend- no., nos______number, numbers. ments. p______page, pages, app______appendix, appendixes, p. of pl______pages of plates. bk., bks______book, books, par., pars______paragraph, para- chap______chapter, chapters. graphs, Cong______Congress. pl______plate, plates, Dept______Department, por______portrait, portraits, doc______document, pt., pts______part, parts, facslm______facsimile, facsimiles, rp______report. fy______fiscal year. S______Senate, Senate bill. G.H.A______Greenwich hour angle, S. Con. Res______Senate concurrent reso- jfl______House. lution. H. Con. Res______House concurrent reso- S. doe______Senate document. lution. S. ex. doc______Senate executive docu- H. doc______House document. ment. H. ex. doc______House executive docu- S. ex. rp______Senate executive re- ment. port H. J. Res______House joint resolution. S. J. Res______Senate joint resolution. H.R______House of Representa- S. Res______Senate resolution. tives, House bill. S. rp______Senate report, H. Res------House resolution. sec------section, sections, H. rp______House report. sess------session, sessions. 11------illustration, illustra- Stat. L______Statutes at large. tions, supp------supplement. in______inch, Inches, tab------table, tables. lat------latitude, Treas______Treasury, long______longitude, v______volume, volumes. m______mile. vs., v------versus. Common abbreviations for the names of S ?s, months, etc., are also used, An explanation of the symbols used to dgnate sizes of publications is given on the Inside of the front cover.
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VI General Information
The Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., is authorized by law to sell copies of Government publications and to allow a discount of 25 percent to book dealers and also to quantity purchasers of 100 or more copies of a single publication on condition that they will adhere to the public sales price set by the Superintendent of Documents and that publications shall not be overprinted with any advertising matter. Publications cannot be supplied free to individuals nor forwarded in advance of payment. PRICE LIST There is no general price list of public documents, but numerous lists have been prepared on special subjects and any of these will be furnished free, on application, by subject or subjects concerning which information is desired. It will also be noted that current publications which are for sale are listed in this catalog. LIST OF SELECTED PUBLICATIONS In addition to the price lists, the Documents Office issues a biweekly list of Selected United States Government publications for sale by the Superintendent of Documents. Each list is arranged alphabetically by subjects, with annota- tions and prices, and may be obtained free upon application to the Superintendent of Documents. CONGBESSIONAL BILLS, DOCUMENTS, AND REPORTS More than 12,000 different bills are usually introduced during a Congress, and there are additional prints on many during the progress of the legislation. With the exception of a very few—such as revenue bills—the demand is an unknown quantity and on most of them we receive no orders, which makes it impossible to print a sales supply. It may be that a copy could be obtained from your Congressman. A difficult problem is also presented in providing a supply of congressional documents, hearings, and reports because there are approximately 6,000 of this class of publications Issued during a Congress and only a few of them are called for. We will attempt to print for sale a few of the more important ones, but if not priced the only possible source would be from your Congressman. ra HOW TO ORDER PUBLICATIONS Publications entered in this catalog that are for sale by the Superintendent of Documents are indicated by an asterisk (*) preceding the price. Those for sale by the Clearinghouse for Federal Scientific and Technical Information, are indicated by a farad («>) preceding the price. A black dot (•) indicates that the publication has been or will be sent to depository libraries. A dagger (+) indicates that application should be made to the department, bureau, or agency issuing the document. A double dagger ($) indicates that the document is printed for official use and is not obtainable. Whenever additional information concerning the method of procuring a document seems necessary, it will be found under the name of the bureau by which it was published. In ordering a publication from the Superintendent of Documents, give (if known) the name of the publishing department, bureau, or agency, and the title together with the classification number which is added to the entry at the ex- treme right; order the congressional documents and reports by the title, together with the document or report number and the Congress, e.g., H. doc 103 88th Congress. Do not use the L.C. card number in ordering a publication from the Superin- tendent of Documents. HOW TO BEMIT Remittances for documents marked with an asterisk (*) should be made to the °f Documents> u-s- Government Printing Office, Washington, .C. 20402, by coupon, postal money order, express order, or check. Publications cannot be mailed in advance of receipt of remittance. Currency may be sent at sender’s risk. Foreign remittances should be made either by international money order or draft on an American bank. Foreign money, defaced or smooth coins, will not be accepted. Do not send postage stamps. For the convenience of the general public, coupons in the denomination of 5d that are good until used in exchange for Government publications sold by the upenntendent of Documents, may be purchased from this office. Address order S"penntendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.
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LIBRARY CLASSIFICATION IN DOCUMENTS OFFICE The classification given at the right of entries for departmental publications is that used in the Library of the Division of Public Documents. It is also used as a catalog number for sales stock of this office. The shilling mark (/) sep- arates what would ordinarily be superior or inferior numbers or letters as it is M>t th^C tT Print theSe nUmbeFS °r letters as superiors or inferiors in the
vin New Classification Numbers
Environmental Science Services Administration. C 52.15: Reserved C 52.16: v.nos.& nos------Data report, meteorological rocket network firings (monthly). Engineers Corps (Army). D 103.42/5 : nos______Coastal Engineering Research Center: Techni- cal reports. No te .—See, for earlier class, D 103.15: (nos.). Education Office. FS 5.77: nos______Research in education (monthly). Housing and Urban Development Department. HH 1.27 :-HH 1.28 : Reserved HH 1.29: nos______HUD PG-(series). Geological Survey. I 19.55: date______Activities of Water Resources Division of Cali- fornia, fiscal year. National Labor Relations Board. LR 1.8/5 : date/nos______Digest of decisions of National Labor Relations Board CS-(series) (bimonthly). Export-Import Bank of Washington. Y 3.Ex 7/3: 6 CT______Regulations, rules, and instructions. Corrections for Previous Monthly Catalogs Apr. 1957. Entry 5625, Documents on use and control of waters of interstate and international streams, compacts, treaties, and adjudications. Correct class to read 11.2 : W 29. May 1964. Entries 9743-9744, Engineering monographs. Correct class to read 1 27.34: (nos.). Mar. 1966. Entry 4161,77, How to obtain birth certificates in each State. Cor- rect entry to show that this is a Senate document of the 89th Congress. Apr. 1966. Entry 5875, Guidelines for school desegregation, summary explana- tion of Revised statement of policies. Correct class to read FS 5.6/2: D 45/966/sum. -----Entry 5882, Revised statement of policies for school desegregation plans. Correct class to read FS 5.6/2: D 45/966. July 1966. Entry 10888, Public domain, its place in our history, its place today, its place in our future. Correct class to read I 53.2: P 96/12/966. Aug. 1966. Entry 12521, Diplomatic reception rooms. Correct class to read S 1.2 : D 62/11. Sept. 1966. Entry 13869, Technical publications. Correct class to read C 13.37/ 4: T 22/966. Nov. 1966. Entry 16815, Standard alphabets for highway signs. Correct class to read C 37.6/2 : Al 7/966. IX
Classified List of Government Authors Beginning Entry Agriculture Department______22 Agricultural Research Service______2 Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service______19 Consumer and Marketing Service______962 Economic Research Service______983 Farmers Home Administration______1036 Foreign Agricultural Service______1084 Forest Service______1086 National Agricultural Library______1517 Rural Electrification Administration______1597 Soil Conservation Service______1609 Statistical Reporting Service______1643 Atomic Energy Commission______123 Canal Zone Government______148 Civil Aeronautics Board______186 Civil Service Commission______199 Commerce Department______223 Business and Defense Services Administration______142 Census Bureau______149 Environmental Science Services Administration______1032 Coast and Geodetic Survey______215 National Bureau of Standards______1519 Public Roads Bureau______1593 United States Travel Service______1658 Congress______246 House of Representatives------515 Agriculture Committee------707 Armed Services Committee______713 Banking and Currency Committee______725 District of Columbia Committee______727 Education and Labor Committee______728 Foreign Affairs Committee______730 Government Operations Committee______735 House Administration Committee______739 Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee______741 Judiciary Committee------742 Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee______743 Post Office and Civil Service Committee______747 Public Works Committee______750 Rules Committee______752 Science and Astronautics Committee______753 Veterans’ Affairs Committee------755 Ways and Means Committee______756
XI XII Gov ern ment Pub li ca ti ons
Congress—Continued Ent?y Senate------758 Aging, Special Committee on______937 Agriculture and Forestry Committee______938 Appropriations Committee______939 Armed Services Committee______940 Commerce Committee______945 District of Columbia Committee______949 Finance Committee______950 Foreign Relations Committee______953 Government Operations Committee______955 Judiciary Committee______957 Labor and Public Welfare Committee______959 Public Works Committee______960 Rules and Administration Committee______961 Court of Claims______97O Customs Court______972 Defense Department______973 Air Force Department______55 Army Department______95 Adjutant General’s Office______1 Army Medical Service______120 Civil Defense Office______190 Engineers Corps______1022 Military History, Office of Chief of______1397 Navy Department Marine Corps______'______1394 Medicine and Surgery Bureau______1395 Naval Operations Office______1541 Naval Oceanographic Office______;____ 1536 Naval Ordnance Systems Command______1542 Naval Personnel Bureau______1543 Naval Research Office______1548 Export-Import Bank of Washington______1034 Federal Aviation Agency______IO37 Air Traffic Service______93 Aviation Medicine Office______136 Flight Standards Service______1082 Federal Council for Science and Technology______1042 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation______IO43 Federal Home Loan Bank Board______1045 Federal Power Commission______1049 Federal Reserve System Board of Governors______1060 General Accounting Office______H00 General Services Administration______H04 Federal Supply Service______IO71 National Archives and Records Service______1518 Federal Register Office______IO59 Government Printing Office Public Documents Division______1562 Health, Education, and Welfare Department______H34 Education Office______996 Food and Drug Administration______1083 Jan ua ry 1967 XIII Beginning Health, Education, and Welfare Department—Continued Entry Public Health Service------__ 1566 Social Security Administration------__ 1603 Vocational Rehabilitation Administration------__ 1662 Welfare Administration Children’s Bureau------185 Housing and Urban Development Department------1137 Federal Housing Administration------10-16 Interior Department------1139 Federal Water Pollution Control Administration. 1073 Fish and Wildlife Service------1074 Geographic Names Board------1105 Geological Survey------1106 Mines Bureau------. 1398 National Park Service------1532 Reclamation Bureau------. 1595 Interstate Commerce Commission------1153 Joint Publications Research Service------1154-1 Justice Department------1348 Immigration and Naturalization Service------1138 Labor Department------. 1349 Employees’ Compensation Bureau------1018 Federal Safety Council------1070 Labor Standards Bureau------. 1355 Labor Statistics Bureau------1359 Manpower Administration Apprenticeship and Training Bureau------94 Employment Security Bureau------1020 Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divisions------1663 Women’s Bureau------1667 Library of Congress------1393 Copyright Office______967 National Aeronautics and Space Administration------1418 National Capital Regional Planning Council------1528 National Labor Relations Board------1529 Post Office Department------1555 President of United States------1560 Executive Office of the President Economic Opportunity Office------982 Small Business Administration------1598 Smithsonian Institution------1601 National Museum------1530 State Department------1613 International Development Agency------1150 Supreme Court------1645 Tariff Commission------1646 Tennessee Valley Authority------1647 Treasury Department------1653 Coast Guard------217 Customs Bureau______971 Internal Revenue Service------1141 Veterans Administration______1660
Monthly Catalog
NO. 864 • JANUARY 1967
ADJUTANT GENERAL’S OFFICE (Army), Defense Dept. Washington, D.C. 20310 1 Educational scholarships, loans, and financial aids. [1966.] [l]4-v4-86 p. 4° (AGMG-D 1966.) t • Item 331 D 102.2: Sch 6 AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE, Agriculture Dept. Washington, D.C. 20250 ARS (series), t A 77.15 : (Nos.) 2 42-120. Modulating valve for programmed temperature; by A. T. Hendrix. Sept. 1966. 8 p. 11. 4» L.C. card Agr 66-368 3 42-122. Cotton stripper for harvesting research plots; by A. D. Brashears and L. L. Ray. Aug. 1966. 5 p. il. 4° L.C. card 66-295 _ „ 4 52-13. Wholesale food distribution facilities for Huntington, W. Va.; [by Patrick P. Boles, Richard K. Overheim, and Roscoe Dodnll]. Aug. 1966. 33 p. 11. 4° ([Transportation and Facilities Research Divi- sion.]) [Prepared in cooperation with Cooperative Extension Serv- ice, West Virginia University.] L.C. card Agr 66-294 , 5 52-17. Use of ozone in tomato ripening rooms; [by Earl D. Mallison and Donald H. Spalding]. Oct. 1966. 10 p. 4“ L.C. card Agr 67—30 ... „ . 6 74-35. 4th National Conference on Wheat Utilization Research, held at Boise, Idaho, Nov. 3-5, 1965; [prepared in Western Regional Research Laboratory, Albany, Calif.]. [Apr. 1966.] cover title, 108 p. il. 4° L.C. card 64-62062 , ,T u 7 74-36. 9th technical alfalfa conference proceedings, held at Lincoln, Nebr., Nov. 17, 1965; [prepared in Western Regional Research Laboratory, Albany, Calif.]. [1966.] cover title, 76 p. il. 4° [Cosponsored by American Dehydrators Association and Nebraska Agricultural Ex- periment Station. Errata, 1 p. 4°, issued also.] L.C. card 60-61129 „ , 8 74-37. Destruction of salmonellae, report of Western Experiment Station Col- laborators Conference, held at Albany, Calif., Mar. 9—11, 1966 [arti- cles, with lists of literature cited]. July 1966. cover title, 106 + [1] p. 4° 9 91-48-4. Cooperative State-Federal salmonella reports, review of salmonellosis in cattle. Sept. 1966. 4 p. il. 4° Conservation research report. 19 9. Effect of sample size and environmental conditions on evaporation of water from soil; [by H. R. Gardner and R. J. Hanks], Nov. 1966. [2] +14 p. il. [Prepared in cooperation with Colorado Agricultural Experimental Station.] ♦ Paper, 10c. • Item 25-D , „ „„ „ L.C. card Agr 67-12 A 77.23 : 9 11 Cooperative State-Federal brucellosis eradication program, statistical tables, fiscal year 1966. Sept. 1966. 7 p. 4° (Animal Health Divi- sion.) t L.C. card 59-61776 A 77.212/4: 966 12 General catalogue of Homoptera: fascicle 6, Cicadelloidea, pt 16, Idio- ceridae; by Z. P. Metcalf. Nov. 1966. [2]-f-237 p. [Contribution from Entomology Department, North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Raleigh, N.C., catalogued as Paper 1635.] ♦ Paper, 65c. • Item 25-C L.C. card 28-7846 A 77.20: 6/pt. 16 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 1 Gov ern ment Pub li ca ti on s
13 Incidence of bluetongue reported in sheep during calendar year 1965. July 1966. 4 p. il. 4° (Animal Health Division; Sheep and goat diseases and ectoparasites.) t A 77.231: 965 14 Index-catalogue of medical and veterinary zoology: supp. 16, Authors A-Z; by Dorothy B. Segal and Judith M. Humphrey. Sept. 1966. iii-j-347 p. 4° (Animal Disease and Parasite Research Division.) ♦Pa- per, $1.75. • Item 31 L.C. card Agr A 77.219/2 :16/auth. 15 Supp. 16, Parasite-subject catalogue, parasites, protozoa; by Dorothy B. Segal and Judith M. Humphrey, with assistance of Mary I. Beard, Shirley J. Edwards, and Margie D. Kirby. Sept. 1966. iii-f-89 p. 4° (Beltsville Parasitological Laboratory, Animal Disease and Parasite Research Division.) * Paper, 50c. • Item 31 L.C. card 63-65031 A 77.219/2:16/prot. 16 List of publications & patents with abstracts, Jan.-June, 1966. [I960.] 33 p. 4° (Western Utilization Research & Development Division; WURDD list 22.) f Western Utilization Research and Development Division, 800 Buchanan Street, Albany, Calif. 94710 L.C. card 55—23547 A 77 17/2 • 22 17 Publications and patents of Southern Utilization Research and Develop- ment Division, Jan.-June 1966 [list] publication nos. 3091-3213. July 1966. [2]-|-ii-f-46 p. 4° (Southern Regional Research Laboratory, 1100 Robert E. Lee Boulevard, New Orleans, La. 70124.) f A 77.17/3: 966 18 Report of cooperative tick eradication activities, fiscal year 1966. [1966 1 4 p. 4° (Animal Health Division.) t L.C. card 63-60859 A 77.237: 966
AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION AND CONSERVATION SERVICE, Agriculture Dept., Washington, D.C. 20250 ASCS background information BI (series). 19 3. Acquisition and disposal of farm commodities by CCC. Oct. 1966. 16 p. 4° f ’ A 82.82 : 3/2 20 Pesticide review, 1966; [prepared by Harold H. Shepard, John N Mahan D. Lee Fowler], Oct 1966. ii-f-34 p. 4° f A 82.76 : 966 21 Summary of purchases and utilizations of dairy products under price support program, 1965-66 marketing year. [Aug. 1966.] cover title, 14 P- 4° t A 82.2: D 14/5/965-66
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Washington, D.C. 20250 n,^?Ta^TReqnieRts-.to.the Department of Agriculture for publications should include the USDA number if given in the entry. 22 [Address by Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman at dedication of Texas’ 1,000th watershed project dam, Sister Grove Creek Watershed McKinney, Tex., Sept. 8, 1966]. [1966.] 14 p. 4° (2668; USDA 2867- 66--* t A 1.40: F 87/254 23 [Address by Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman at 1st Florida- Latin American Agriculture Conference, Miami Beach, Fla Sent 14 1966]. [1966.] 16 p. 4° (2712, USDA 2931-66.) f A 1.40: F 87/256 24 [Address by Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman at High Plains Research Foundation’s 10th annual field day, Halfway Tex Sept 8 1966.] [1966.] 16 p. 4° (2666; USDA 28M-66.) f A 1.40 F 87/255 25 [Address by Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman at meeting of Alaska Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc., Fairbanks, Alaska Aug 24 1966.] [1966.] 10 p. 4° (2531; USDA 2697-66.) f A 1 40 'F 87/253 *For Sale by Superintendent of Documents tDistribution Made by Issuing Office Page 2 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967
26 [Address by Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman before National Hadassah Convention, Boston, Mass., Aug. 16, 1966]. [1966.] 16 p. 4 (2488; USDA 2641-66.) t A 140: F 87/252 27 [Address by Under Secretary of Agriculture John A. Schnittker to Iowa State Convention of National Farmers Organization, Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. 8, 1966]. [1966.] 11 p. 4° (2678; USDA 2877-66.) t A 1.40: Sch 5/12 Agriculture handbook. • Item 3 28 134 Errata, [Maple sirup producers manual, revised June 1965]. July 1966. 1 p. oblong 24. (Agricultural Bcsenrch Service.) ; 1M/96S/e„oto
Agriculture information bulletin. • Item 4 29 207. Growing dates In United States [with list of literature cited] ; by Roy W. Nixon. [Slightly revised Oct. 1966.] [1966.] iv + 56 p. il. 9 L.C. card Apr 67-27 A 1.7o . 207/2
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Effects of hydrazine on fat transport as affected by blood glucose concen- tration [with list of references; by] David L. Trout. July 1966. cover title, 529-534+[2] p. il. 4° ([Task 775301.]) [Copyright 1966 by Williams & Wilkins Co. Reprinted from Journal of pharma- cology and experimental therapeutics, v. 152, no. 3, 1966.] 66 65-298. Microorganisms of upper atmosphere: 2, Microorganisms in 2 types of air masses at 690 meters over city [with list of literature cited; by] John D. Fulton, et al. Mar. 1966. cover title, 232-236+ [2] p. il. 4° [From Applied microbiology, v. 14, no. 2, Mar. 1966. Copyright 1966, American Society for Microbiology.] 67 65-299. Microorganisms of upper atmosphere: 1, Instrumentation for Isokinetic air sampling at altitude [with list of literature cited; by] Durward E. Timmons, et al. Mar. 1966. cover title, 229—231+[2] p. il. 4° [From Applied microbiology, v. 14, no. 2, Mar. 1966. Copyright 1966, American Society for Microbiology.] 68 65-301. 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ARO-D report. (Army Research Office, Durham.) 96 66—2. Proceedings of 11th conference on Design of Experiments in Army Research, Development and Testing, sponsored by Army Mathematics Steering Committee [on behalf of Office of Chief of Research and Development], host, Headquarters, U.S. Army Munitions Command, Dover, N.J., Oct. 20-22, 1965 [with bibliographies]. May 1966. [1] -f-xvi-j-610 p. il. 4° | D 101.52/7 : 66-2 Cold Regions Research & Engineering Laboratory, Hanover, N.H.: Re- search report. (Army Materiel Command.) 97 187. Bending of circular plates confining incompressible liquid [with list of literature cited] ; by Arnold D. Kerr. Aug. 1966. iv-|-8+[2] p. il. 4° (DA task IV025001A13001.) t D 103.33/3 : 187 ------Special report. (Army Materiel Command.) 98 76. Survey of winter construction practices, earthwork, concrete and asphalt [with list of literature cited] ; by Delmar Yeakem. July 1966. iii-j-144 p. 4 tab. 4° (Haley and Aldrich, Inc.; contract DA-27-021-AMC-7(X).) t D 103.33/2 : 76 ----- Technical report. (Army Materiel Command.) 99 92. Effect of explosions on snow structures; by Henryk Szostak and Robert Be- nert. Apr. 1966. iv + 28 + [32] p. il. 4° (DA task IV025001A13001, [project 8-66-02—400].) $ L.C. card 67-60239 D 103.33 : 92 Field manual FM (series), t • Item 324 D 101.20:(nos.) 100 8-35. Transportation of sick and wounded [with list of references]. Oct. 1966. cover title, 170 p. il. 4° [Supersedes FM 8-35, Dec. 19, 1955, including Changes 1-3, Sept. 29, 1958-Oct. 10, 1963.] 101 17—1. Armor operations [with list of references]. Oct. 1966. cover title, 424 p. il. 10 pl. 4° [Supersedes FM 17-1, June 1963, including C 1, Nov. 30, 1964.] 102 30—16. Technical intelligence [with list of references]. Aug. 1966. cover title, 76 p. il. 4° [Issued with perforations. Supersedes FM 36-16, June 12, 1961.] Pamphlet • Item 327 103 705-1. Research and development of materiel, maintainability engineering. June 1966. cover title, [1]+vii +262 p. il. ♦ Cloth, $2.25. L.C. card 67-60161 D 101.22 : 705-1 104 Proceedings of timers for ordnance symposium sponsored by Harry Dia- mond Laboratories, Nov. 15-16, 1966, v. 1 [articles, with bibliographies]. [1966.] iv4-347 p. il. 4° (Army Materiel Command, Harry Diamond Laboratories.) t • Item 359 L.C. card 67-60256 D 105.2: T 48/v. 1 Technical manual TM (series), t • Item 329 D 101.11:(nos.) 105 3—366. Flame fuels [with list of references]. July 1965. cover title, 28 p. il. 1 pl. 4° [Supersedes TM 3-366, Mar. 6, 1958, including C 2, Nov. 23, 1962.] 106 5—342. Logging and sawmill operation [with list of references]. Aug. 1966. cover title, 157 p. il. 4° [issued with perforations. Supersedes TM 5-342, July 29. 1957.] L.C. card 67-60244 107 5-805-8. Builders’ hardware, Change 7 ; Sept. 15, 1966. [1966,] [2] -[-iii-f- [123] p. 4° (Air Force Dept. AFM 88—4, Chap. 2, Change 7.) [Formerly designated Corps of Engineers manual 1110-345-131. Issued in looseleaf form. Supersedes Changes 2 and 3, Mar. 2 and Oct. 1, 1964] * Paper, 65c. 108 5-809-1. Load assumption for buildings [with list of references]. Sept. 1966. cover title, 24+[1] p. il. 3 maps, 4° (Air Force Dept, manual AFM 88-3, chap. 1.) [Issued with perforations. Supersedes TM 5-809-1 (formerly designated Corps of Engineers, Engineer manual EM 1110-345-141), Dec. 31, 1962, and AFM 88-3, chap. 1, Dec. 31, 1962.] 109 5-813—3. Water supply, water treatment [with list of related publications]. Sept. 1966. cover title, 16 p. 4° (Air Force Dept, manual AFM 88-10, chap. 3.) [Issued in looseleaf form. Supersedes TM 5— 813-3 (EM 1110-345-222), July 2, 1958, and AFM 88-10, chap. 3, July 2, 1958.] 110 5-886-4. Drainage and erosion control structures for airfields and heliports, emergency construction [with list of references]. Sept. 1966. cover title, 46 p. 11. 4° (Air Force Department, AFM 88—40, chap. 22.) [Issued with perforations.] 111 5-886-5. Drainage for areas other than airfields, emergency construction [with list of references]. Oct. 1966. cover title, 133+[1] p. 11. 4° (Air Force Department, AFM 88-40, chap. 23.) [Issued with perforations.] 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 7 Gov ern ment Pub lic ati on s
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124 BNWL—140 (rev. 1). Formation of transuranium isotopes in power reactors ; by D. E. Deonigi. Jan. 1966. cover title, 227 p. 11. 4° (Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Richland, Wash.) 4> Paper, $6.00. 125 CONF-650411. AEC-NASA liquid metals information meeting, held Gat- linburg, Tenn., Apr. 21—23, 1965, sponsored by Oak Ridge National Laboratory [with bibliographies]. [1966.] vi + 399 p. il. 4° 4> Paper, $4.00. 126 NAS—NS 3058. Radiochemistry of plutonium [with list of references ; by George H. Coleman]. [Sept. 1, 1965.] cover title, vi + 184 p. il. (National Academy of Sciences, Na- tional Research Council; [University of California, Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, Livermore, Calif.; AEC contract W-7405-eng-48].) $ Paper, $2.00. 127 TID-4043 (rev. 3). Index to conferences relating to nuclear science; edited by Willie E. Clark, Carol B. Patterson, Margaret L. Pflueger. July 1966. viii-f-317 p. 4° (Reference Branch, Division of Technical Information Extension.) [Prepared in cooperation with Union Carbide Corpora- tion, Nuclear Division, Central Data Processing Divi- sion. Supersedes both earlier editions. Indexes con- ferences abstracted in Nuclear science abstracts, v. 11— 19. Text on p. 2 of cover.] 4> Paper, $7.00. 128 TID—5001 (6th rev.). Subject headings used by USAEC Division of Technical in- formation ; edited by Robert E. Upchurch. [July 1951], 6th revised edition, Nov. 1966. [1966.] cover title, [5]+328 p. 4° Paper, $4.50. 130 Atom in world affairs, remarks by Glenn T. Seaborg, Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission, to Dallas Council on World Affairs, Dallas, Tex., Nov. 17, 1966. [1966.] 15 p. 4° f Y 3.At 7: 34 Se 1/122 131 Complementary roles of industry and government in atomic power, re- marks by Wilfrid E. Johnson, Commissioner, Atomic Energy Commission at Atomic Industrial Forum’s annual conference Pittsburgh, Pa., Nov. 3, 1966. [1966.] 10 p. 4° (S-41-66.) f Y 3.At 7: 34J 639/2 132 Introductory remarks by Glenn T. Seaborg, Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission, at All-Conference banquet of Atomic Industrial Forum- American Nuclear Society annual meeting, Pittsburgh, Pa., Nov. 2, 1966. [1966.] 4 p. 4° (S-40-66.) | Y 3.At 7: 34Se 1/119 133 Nuclear power, 2 years after Geneva, 1966 annual lecture delivered by Glenn T. Seaborg, chairman, Atomic Energy Commission, to British Nu- clear Energy Society at Imperial College, London, England, Oct. 24, 1966. [1966.] 20 p. 17 pl. 4° (S-38-66.) t Y 3.At 7:34Se 1/118 134 Remarks by Glenn T. Seaborg, chairman, Atomic Energy Commission fol- lowing presentation of Enrico Fermi award for 1966 to Lise Meitner at Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge, England, Oct. 23, 1966. 1966. 3 p. 4° (S-39-66.) t Y 3.At 7 : 34Se 1/121 135 Today’s science, tomorrow? remarks by Glenn T. Seaborg, chairman, Atomic Energy Commission to Council for Advancement of Science Writ- ing at its 4th annual briefing on new horizons in science, Gatlinburg, Tenn., Nov. 3, 1966. [1966.] 20 p. 4° (S-42-66.) f Y 3.At 7: 34Se 1/120 AVIATION MEDICINE OFFICE, Federal Aviation Agency Washington, D.C. 20553 Aviation medical report AM (series). $ (Price upon application). FAA7.12: (nos.) 136 66-4. Table of intensity increments; [by] Jerry V. Tobias. Jan. 1966. [4] + 2+ [1] p. il. 4° • Item 431-E-4 137 66-13. Flotation characteristics of aircraft passenger seat cushions [with list of references; by] Ernest B. McFadden, James M. Simpson. Apr. 1966. [4] +14+ [1] p. 11. 4° • Item 431-E-4 138 66-22. Problems in depth perception ; perceived size and distance of familiar objects [with list of references ; by] Walter C. Gogel, Henry W. Mertens. June 1966. 14]+17+[2] p. il. 4“ 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 9 Gov er nm en t Pub li ca ti ons
Aviation medical report AM (series)—Continued 139 66—24. Problems in depth perception; equidistance judgments in vicinity of binocular illusion [with list of references; by] Frank L. Agee, jr., Wal- ter C. Gogel. July 1966. £4]+5+[2] p. 4° 140 66-30. Protecting Ag pilot; [by] Stanley R. Mohler, Charles R. Harper. Sept. 1966. [4]4-7-]-[l] p. 4° 141 66—32. In-flight response to new nongyroscoplc blind flight instrument [with list of references; by] Stanley R. Mohler, A. Howard Hasbrook. Sept. 1966. [4]+7-|-[11 p. 11. 4° [Reprinted from Aerospace medicine, v. 37, no. 4, Apr. 1966.)
BUSINESS AND DEFENSE SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, Commerce Dept., Washington, D.C. 20230 142 Address of James M. Owens, Director, Office of Metals and Minerals, Busi- ness and Defense Services Administration, Department of Commerce, before annual Convention of National Auto and Truck Wreckers As- sociation, Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 28, 1966. 1966. 9 p. 4° | C 41.15: Ow 2/4 143 BDSA, how it works with business for business. [May 1965.] [8] p. narrow 8° f c 41.2 : B 96/6 144 Moderation today means progress tomorrow, address by Jacob E. Katz, director, Office of Marketing and Services, Business and Defense Serv- ices Administration, Department of Commerce, prepared for delivery at 6th annual Midwest Credit Conference sponsored by Cincinnati As- sociation of Credit Management, Oct. 27, 1966. [1966.] 11 p. 4° t C 41.15 : K 15 145 Salad dressing, mayonnaise & related products, 1964; [prepared by Bart J. Crivella]. [Oct. 1965.] cover title, ii-f-14 p. il. 4° ([Food Indus- tries Division]) * Paper, 25c. • Item 215-F L.C. card 38-28852 C 41.88: 964 146 -----1965; [prepared by Bart J. Crivella]. [July 1966.] cover title, ii + 13 p. il. 4° ([Food Industries Division.]) * Paper, 20c. • Item 215-F C 41.88:965 147 United States lumber imports, 1965. Sept. 1966. 6 p. 4° * Paper, 10c. • Item 215-U C 41.101/2: 965 CANAL ZONE GOVERNMENT Washington, D.C. 20004 148 Panama Canal Company, Canal Zone Government, annual report, fiscal year 1965. [1965.] cover title, viii+144 p. il. f • Item 360 L.C. card 53—60088 CZ j j • 995
CENSUS BUREAU, Commerce Dept. Suitland, Md. 20233 Area measurement reports, GE-20 (series). [Prepared by Geography Division.] • Item 146-B C 3.208/2: (nos.) 149 5. Areas of Arkansas, 1960. Nov. 1966. 17 p. 4° ♦ Paper 20c 150 18. Areas of Kansas, 1960. Nov. 1966. 19 p. 4° ♦ Paper, 20c. 151 1963 census of business: v. 2, Retail trade area statistics; [prepared in Business Division under supervision of Harvey Kailin, chief, and Henry Wulff, assistant chief for census programs]. 3 pts. [Illustrated lining papers. Statistics presented incorporate area preprints, series BC63- RA.]“I * Cloth, $18.50 per set of 3 pts. • Item 132 L.C. card A66-7302 C 3.202/5 : 963/v. 2/pt. 1-3 pt. 1. U.S. summary and Alabama to Illinois. [1966.] lx+[8651 p il 4“ pt. 2. Indiana to New York. [1966.] [919] p. 11. 4» 1 ' pt. 3. :^°p^ilto Wyoming, Guam and Virgin Islands. [1966.] [954]
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1963 census of manufactures [Area statistics] MC 63(3)-(series). [Pre- pared in Industry Division. Preprint of corresponding chapter of v. 3, Area statistics.] •Item 137 C 3.24/3 : 963/(nos.) 152 1. Alabama. [Aug. 1966.] cover title, vi + 26 p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, 30c. 153 8. Delaware. [Oct. 1966.] cover title, vi-f-14 p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, 25c. 154 12. Hawaii. [Oct. 1966.] cover title, vi + 12 p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, 25c. 155 13. Idaho. [Oct. 1966.]! cover title, vi +16 p. 11. 4° ♦ Paper, 25c. 156 16. Iowa. [Oct. 1966.] cover title, vi + 26 p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, 30c. 157 21. Maryland. [Oct. 1966.] cover title, vi-f-22 p. il. 4° * Paper, 30c. 158 23. Michigan. [Oct. 1966.] cover title, vi + 34 p. il. 4° * Paper, 35c. 159 24. Minnesota. [Nov. 1966.] cover title, vi + 24 p. il. 4° * Paper, 30c. 160 27. Montana. [Oct. 1966.] cover title, vi + 16 p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, 25c. 161 29. Nevada. [Oct. 1966.]; cover title, vi + 12 p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, 25c. 162 30. New Hampshire. [Oct. 1966.] cover title, vi+16 p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, 25c. 163 37. Oklahoma. [Oct. 1966.] cover title, vi + 20 p. il. 4° * Paper, 25c. 164 40. Rhode Island. [Oct. 1966.] cover title, vi + 16 p. il. 4° * Paper, 25c. 165 50. Wisconsin. [Oct. 1966.] cover title, vi + 28 p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, 30c. 1963 census of mineral industries: [Industry statistics] MIC63(1) (series). [Preprint from v. 1, General summary and industry statistics.] • Item 158 C 3.216: 963/(nos.) 166 11A. Coal mining; [prepared by Wilhelmina F. Whiting]. [Oct. 1966.] cover title, vi + 20 p. il. 4° * Paper, 25c. 167 12A. Bituminous coal and lignite mining: [prepared by Wilhelmina F. Whiting]. [Oct. 1966.] cover title, vi + 64 p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, 50c. County business patterns, CBP (series). [Prepared in cooperation with Social Security Administration. • Item 133-A L.C. card 49-45747 C 3.204: (nos.) 168 65-3. Alaska, 1965. [Nov. 1966.] cover title, viii + 13 p. il. 4° [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper. 25c. 169 65-5. Arkansas, 1965. [Oct. 1966.] cover title, viil + 67 p. il. 4° [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 50c. 170 65-7. Colorado, 1965. [Sept. 1966.] cover title, viii + 57 p. il. 4° [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 45c. 171 65-13. Hawaii, 1965. [Nov. 1966.] cover title, viii + 20 p. il. 4° [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 30c. 172 65-25. Minnesota, 1965. [Nov. 1966.] cover title, viii + 91 p. il. 4° [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 60c. L.C.card 49-45747 173 65-30. Nevada, 1965. [Sept. 1966.] cover title, viii + 22 p. il. 4° [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 30c. 174 65-39. Oregon, 1965. [Oct. 1966.] cover title, viii + 55 p. il. 4° [Text on p. 2 of cover.] ♦ Paper. 45c. 175 65-45. Texas, 1965. [Oct. 1966.] cover title, viii +218 p. il. 4“ ♦ Paper, $1.50. Current population reports: Series P-20, Population characteristics. * Paper, $4.00 (including Series P-20, P-23, P-25, P-27, P-28 summaries, P-60, and P-65 for one year), $1.25 additional for foreign mailing. • Item 142-C 176 155. Negro population, Mar. 1965. Sept. 27, 1966. cover title, ii + 30 p. 4° [Illustration on cover.] ♦ Paper, 25c. C 3.186 : P-20/155 ----- Series P-25, Population estimates. ♦ Paper, $4.00, (including Series P-20, P-23, P-25, P-27, P-28 summaries, P-60 and P-65 for one year), $1.25 additional for foreign mailing; single copy, 15c. • Item 142-C C 3.186: P-25/(nos.) 177 347. Provisional estimates of population of largest metropolitan areas, July 1, 1965. Aug. 31, 1966. 9 p. il. 4° 178 348. Estimates of population of States, July 1, 1965, with provisional estimates for July 1, 1966. Sept. 16. 1966. 15 p. 11. 4» 179 352. Estimates of population of United States, by age, color, and sex, July 1, 1966. Nov. 18, 1966. 22 p. il. 4» GF (series). • Item 146-E 180 8. State tax collections in 1966. [Nov. 1966.] iii + 40 p. il. 4° ([Governmental finances ; Governments Division.]) ♦ Paper, 30c. L.C. card 16-26796 C 3.191/2:8 181 Looking ahead with SIC, [address] by Maxwell R. Conklin, Chief, Indus- try Division, Bureau of Census, presented at McGraw-Hill Seminar, SIC’s in marketing, Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 4, 1966. [1966]. [l]4-4 p. 4° f C 3.132: C 76/2 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 11 Gov er nme nt Pub lic ati on s
Series ISPO 1. (International Statistical Programs Office.) 182 no. 1-G. Atlantida, case study In household sample surveys: Unit 5, pt. B, Field operations, instruction manuals. [Aug. 1966.] cover title, [315] p. u. 4° [Prepared under auspices of Agencv for International De- velopment, Department of State, as contribution to Alliance for Progress program. Last page left blank for notes.] t Paper, $3.25. • Item 146-F L.C. card A65-7977 C 3.205/3 :1/no. 1-G Supplement to Congressional district data book [districts of 88th Con- gress], redistricted States. • Item 151 183 27. Mississippi, districts of 90th Congress. Oct. 1966. 9 p. 11. 4° + L.C. card A63-7725 C 3.134/2 : C 76/963/supp. 27 184 Tabulating equipment, card processing operations, standard time values for determining operational effectiveness for planning estimates and for budget preparation. 1966. vii-f-177 p. il. 4° (Management Orga- nization Division.) t • Item 146-A L.C. card A67-7032 C 3.6/2: T 11 CHILDREN’S BUREAU, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept. Washington, D.C. 20201 Statistical series. • Item 454 185 85. Juvenile court statistics, 1965. 1966. [l]+22 p. il. 4» [Text on n 2 of cover.] | r‘ L.C. card L29-155 FS 14.113 : 85
CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD Washington, D.C. 20428 186 Address by Robert T. Murphy, vice chairman, Civil Aeronautics Board, before Arizona State aviation conference, Yuma, Ariz., Nov. 5, 1966. 1966. 7 p. 4° f C 31.215: M 95/34 187 Civil Aeronautics Board reports: v. 38, Economic and safety enforcement cases of Civil Aeronautics Board, Mar.-Aug. 1963. [1966.] xxiii+1473 p. il. * Cloth, $4.75. • Item 179 L.C. card 42-38246 C 31.211: 38 188 Regulations of Civil Aeronautics Board [as amended to Nov. 1, 1963, new and revised pages] ; Oct. 20, 1966. [1966.] [25] p. 4° [Includes trans- mittal sheet 31. Issued in looseleaf form.] ♦ Paper, $6.50 (including basic book and supplementary service for an indefinite period) ; $2.00 additional for foreign mailing. • Item 186 C 31.206/7 : 963/trans. 31 389 Remarks by Robert T. Murphy, vice chairman, Civil Aeronautics Board, at 5th C.A.B.-N.I.T.L. regional air cargo workshop. Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 3, 1966. 1966. 4 p. 4° f C 31.215: M 95/33
CIVIL DEFENSE OFFICE (Army), Defense Dept. Washington, D.C. 20310 190 Federal civil defense guide: pt. E, chap. 2, Direction and control for emer- gency operations. Sept. 1966. [2]+3 p. 4° [Issued in looseleaf form.] f • Item 320-B-3 D 119.8/4: pt. E/chap. 2 191 Pt- E, chap. 2, app. 1, Development of emergency operating centers. Sept. 1966. [2] 4-9 p. 4° [Issued in looseleaf form.] f • Item 320- D 119.8/4: pt. E/chap. 2/app. 1 192 Pt- E, chap. 2, app. 2, Technical guidance on emergency operating cen- ters. Sept. 1966. 4p. 4° [Issued in looseleaf form.] t • Item 320-B-3 D 119.8/4: pt. E/chap. 2/app. 2 193 pt. e , chap. 2, app. 3, Emergency operating center reporting procedures. Sept. 1966. [2] 4-4 p. 4° [Issued in looseleaf form.] f • Item 320- D 119.8/4: pt. E/chap. 2/app. 3 *For Sale by Superintendent of Documents fDistribution Made by Issuing Office Page 12 ^Official Use. Not Available Janu ar y 1967
194 -----pt. F, chap. 5, app. 1, Change 3, Federal contributions for civil defense equipment. Oct. 1966. [6] p. 4° [Issued in looseleaf form.] t • Item 320-B-3 D 119.8/4: pt. F/chap. 5/app. 1 ch. 3 195 -----pt. G, chap. 2, app. 2, National civil defense emergency operations plan. Sept. 1966. [2]-f-ii-f-13 p. 4° [Issued in looseleaf form.] j • Item 320-B-3 D 119.8/4: pt. G/chap. 2/app. 2 [Miscellaneous publication] MP (series). • Item 857-D-ll D119.ll: (nos.) 196 20. Publications index. July 1966. viil+[2]+32 p. il. 4° [Issued with perfora- tions. Supersedes MP—20, Jan. 1966.] t L.C. card 59-61734 ~ „ A ,r T. , 19T 40. Labor participation in civil defense. Oct. 1966. 3 p. 4° (Labor Liaison Office.) [Supersedes publication of same title, dated Apr. 1965.] $ 198 43. Labor’s role in State, county and local civil defense, guide for instructor, total time, 1 hour, 15 minutes. Oct. 1966. cover title, 47 p. il. oblong 12° ([Labor Liaison Office.]) [Supersedes publication of same title, dated June 1965, which may be used.] t D 119.11: 43
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199 Amendment to announcement 188 (rev.), accountant and auditor (grades 5 and 7). Nov. 15, 1966. 1 p. 48° (Interagency Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners for Washington, D.C.) t CS 1.26 : 959/188/rev. 6/amdt.-2 200 Amendment to announcement 356B, research psychologist (grades 9+15, $7,696-$17,550. Nov. 1, 1966. 1 p. oblong 48° (Interagency Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners for Washington, D.C.) t CS 1.26 : 965/356B/amdt. 201 Amendment to announcements 188, accountant and auditor (grades 5 and 7), 275, auditor (grades 9 to 12). Nov. 1, 1966. 1 p. 48° (Interagency Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners for Washington, D.C.) ,f CS 1.26 : 959/188/rev. 6/amdt. 202 Amendment to announcements 214B and 249B: 214B, Agricultural com- modity grader, grades 5, 7, and 9; 249B, Warehouse examiner, grades 5 and 7. Oct. 11, 1966. 1 p. oblong 24° (Interagency Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners for Washington, D.C.) t CS 1.26:959/214B/rev./amdt. 203 Amendment to following examination announcements: B-49-2(66), Ap- prentice (mechanical trades) ; B-49-3(63), Communications relay equip- ment operator; B^49-3(65), Electronics mechanic; B^9-l(66), Model maker, non metal; B-49-l(64), Rigger. Nov. 1, 1966. 1 p. oblong 48° (Interagency Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners for Washington, D.C.) t CS 1.26/3: amdt./966-6 204 Amendment to following examinations: 38B, Bindery worker, $2.35 an hour; 65B, Printer (monotype keyboard operator), $4.32 an hour, (slug machine operator) ; 182B, Bookbinder, $4.18 an hour; 274B Printer hand compositor, $3.90 an hour; 327B, Printer proofreader, $3.90 an hour. Nov. 1, 1966. 1 p. oblong 24° (Interagency Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners.) t CS 1.26/3: amdt./966-5 205 Amendments to announcements 278B, 332B, 372B; Education specialist and supervisory education specialist 278B; Engineer, non-research posi- tions only 332B; Patent adviser, grades 7-15, 372B. Nov. 1, 1966. 1 p. oblong 24° (Interagency Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners for Washington, D.C.) t CS 1.26 : 962/278B/amdt.-3 206 Announcing examination for freight rate specialist, grade 7, $6,451 a year, grade 9, $7,696 a year, applications continuously accepted by Interagency Board of Civil Service Examiners for Washington, D.C., 1900 E Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20415, announcement WA-6-13. Nov. 15, 1966. 3 p. 4° t • Item 292. CS 1.26/4 : 966/WA-6-13 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 13 Gov ern ment Pub li ca ti on s
CSC investigator. [1966.] cover title, 12 p. il. [Text on p. 2 of cover] t • Item 295 CS 12: in 8/5/966 208 Current Federal examination announcements, AN 2279, supp. A to issue 174, Nov.-Dec. 1966. [1966.] [1] p. oblong 24° f • Item 292 CS 1.28 : 2279/174/supp. A 209 ~7L>AA1 22791 supp- B t0 issue 174> Nov.-Dec. 1966. [1966.] 1 p. oblong lb f • Item 292 CS 1.28 : 2279/174/supp. B 210 ~~TAI^ 22791 supp- D to issue 174 Nov.-Dec. 1966. [1966.] 1 p. oblong 48 f • Item 292 CS 1.28: 2279/174/supp. D Plant quarantine inspector, plant pest control inspectors may also be ap- pointed from this examination, grades GS-5 $5,331 and GS-7 $6,451 a year, announcement 396-B. Oct. 15, 1966. 4 p. 4° [No closing date.] t • Item 292 CS 1.26: 966/396-B 212 Recreation resource specialists needed for service with Department of interior, Bureau of Outdoor Recreation and other Federal agencies salaries grade GS-9, $7,696 [to] GS-15, $17,550, apply to Interagency Board of Civil Service Examiners for Washington, D.C., 1900 E St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20415, announcement WA-6-10. Nov. 1, 1966. 4 n. 4° [No closing date.] f • Item 292 CS 1.26/4 : 966/WA-6-10. 213 Sample questions, AN 3647. July 1966. 4 p. il. 4° f CS 1.28: 3647 United States Civil Service Commission announces examination for trainee in cartography, chemistry, engineering, geodesy, mathematics, oceanography, physics, for vacation work-study positions in various Fed- eral agencies in Washington, D.C., area, grade 3, $82 a week, grade 4 $92 a week, apply to Interagency Board of Civil Service Examiners for Washington, D.C. 20415, announcement WA-6-11, Nov. 15, 1966. 3 p. 4° [Closing date Mar. 2, 1967.] f • Item 292 CS 1.26/4: 966/WA-6-11
COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY, Commerce Dept. Washington, D.C. 20230 215 Tidal current tables, Atlantic Coast of North America, 1967. [June 1966 ] 199 p. il. 6 pl. [Includes list of publications relating to tides and cur- rents.] Paper, $2.00. • Item 190 L.C. card. 22—26822 q 22 • 967 21® Volume 3, United States nautical chart catalog of Alaska, including Aleu- tian Islands, tide tables, coast pilots, current tables, tidal current charts Sept. 1966. [2] p. oblong f°, folded into large 8° size, f C 4.5: 966/v. 3 COAST GUARD, Treasury Dept. Washington, D.C. 20226 217 After college, Coast Guard Officer Candidate School. [1966.1 cover title [20] p. il. ([CG-150 ( 3-66).]) f • Item 934 T47.2: C68/966 218 Not for the ordinary engineer, civilian career opportunities on engineering team of Coast Guard. [1966.] cover title, [20] p. il. 4° [Illustrations on p. 1 and 4 of cover are colored.] f • Item 934 T 47.2: En 3/966 219 Coast Guard recreational boating guide. [2d revision.] June 1966. cover title, [2]+93 p. il. (CG-340.) [Text on p. 2-4 of cover Some illustrations are colored.] * Paper, 45c. • Item 934-A L.C. card 67-60162 T 47.8/3: B 63/966 220 Pleasure craft, numbering requirements, boating accidents, law enforce- ment, yachts entitled to documentation, sales to aliens, Coast Guard approved equipment, equipment requirements, suggestions for safety. Nov. 1, 1966. [16] p. il. narrow 8° (CG-290. ) t • Item 943 L.C. card 61-61703 T 47.8: P 71/966 For Sale by Superintendent of Documents tDistribution Made by Issuing Office Page 14 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967
221 Rules of road, Great Lakes, Sept. 1, 1966. [1966.] viii+74 p. il. (CG- 172.) [Replaces edition of June 1,1962.] t • Item 943 L.C. card 12-40699 T 47.8: G 79/966 222 United States Coast Guard regulations, 1955. [1966.] [177] p. 4° (CG- 300.) [Reprint incorporating basic publication and Amendments 1-8. Issued with perforations.] t • Item 943 L.C. card 31-7026 T 47.9: 955/rep.
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Note .__ Requests to the Commerce Department for publications should give the full title and the date of the publication. Do not include Monthly Catalog entry numbers or Superintendent of Documents classification numbers, which should be used only when ordering from the Superintendent of Documents. 223 Address by Secretary of Commerce John T. Connor, prepared for delivery to Executives’ Club of Chicago, Chicago, Ill., Oct. 28, 1966. [1966.] 15 leaves, 4° (US Comm-DC-38302.) f C 1.18: C 76/91 224 Corporate voluntary balance of payments, program and the lawyer, re- marks by Lawrence C. McQuade, assistant to Secretary of Commerce, prepared for delivery at Southwestern Legal Foundation’s symposium on structures and safeguards of private investments abroad, Interna- tional and Comparative Law Center, Dallas, Tex., June 23, 1966. [1966.] 134- 5p. 4° (US Comm-DC-33934.) f C 1.18 :M 24/8 225 Do you know your economic ABC’s? U.S. economic growth, simplified ex- planation of input and output factors promoting American economic growth [with bibliography]. [15)66.] 52 p. il. oblong 24° [Text on p. 3 of cover.] * Paper, 25c. • Item 128 L.C. card 67-60211 C 1.2 : Ec 7/4 226 Marketing and public interest, selected issues and viewpoints, address by Robert L. McNeill, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce, prepared for deliverv as Nathan B. Cohen Memorial Lecture at City College of New York,'New York City, Nov. 8, 1966. 1966. 8 p. 4° (Comm-DC- 38305.) t C 1.18 :M 23/3 227 New role of Commerce in marketing, address by Alexander B. Trowbridge, Assistant Secretary for Domestic and International Business, Depart- ment of Commerce, prepared for delivery at Department’s Marketing Conference, Gaithersburg, Md., Nov. 3, 1966. [1966.] 10 p. 4° t C 1.18 : T 75/10 228 Oil industry’s role in balance of payments voluntary program, remarks by Lawrence C. McQuade, assistant to Secretary of Commerce, prepared for delivery at Petroleum Section, American Institute of Mining, Metal- lurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, New York, N.Y., Nov. 9, 1966. 1966. 22 p. 4° (COMM-DC-38339.) f C 1.18 :M 24/10 Overseas business reports OBR (series). [Issued irregularly.] ♦ Paper, $13.00 a yr., $5.00 additional for foreign mailing; single copy, 15c. (1-3 yr. subs.). • Item 231-B C1.50: (nos.) 229 66-60. Basic data on economy of Thailand [with bibliography] ; prepared by M. Virginia Webbert. Sept. 1966. 31 p. il. 4° (Bureau of Inter- national Commerce.) , , _ _ 230 66-64. Foreign trade regulations of Guyana; prepared by Frederic G. Kayser. Oct. 1966. 4 p. 4° 231 66-68. Establishing business in Peru [with bibliography] ; prepared by Richard H. Mullins, assisted by C. Nicholas Keating. Oct. 1966. 27 p. 4° [Supersedes WTIS, pt. 1, no. 62-78.] 232 66-70. Establishing business in Japan [with bibliography] ; prepared by Nor- man D. Glick. Oct. 1966. 18 p. 4° (Bureau of International Com- merce.) [Supersedes WTIS, pt. 1, no. 59-2.] 233 66-72. Selling in Denmark [with bibliography] ; prepared by Paul Leinenbach and Grant Olson. Oct. 1966. 13 p. 4° (Bureau of International Commerce.) For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 15 Gove rn men t Pub li ca ti on s
234 Peaceful engagement with the East, address by Alexander B. Trowbridge, Assistant Secretary for Domestic and International Business, Depart- ment of Commerce, prepared for delivery at International Trade Ses- sion, National Foreign Trade Convention, New York City, Nov. 2, 1966. [1966.] 10 p. 4° (US Comm-DC-38314.) f C 1.18 :T 75/9 235 Prosperity and prices, remarks by William H. Shaw, Assistant Secretary < of Commerce for Economic Affairs, at annual meeting of National Asso- ciation of Food Chains, Bal Harbour, Fla., Oct. 24, 1966. [1966.1 7 o. 4° t C 1.18: Sh 2/7 236 Remarks by Edward A. Guilbert, Special Assistant to Under Secretary of Commerce for Transportation, prepared for delivery at Transportation Management Forum of National Paint, Varnish, and Lacquer Associa- tion, Washington, D.C., Nov. 1, 1966. 1966. 7 p. 4° (Comm-DC- 3351-) t C 1.18 : G 94 237 Remarks by Lawrence C. McQuade, Assistant to Secretary of Commerce, prepared for delivery at Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association (fl- j nancial section), Williamsburg, Va., Oct. 17, 1966. [1966.] 13 n 4° (US COMM-DC-38266.) f C 1.18:M 24/9 ; 238 Remarks by Lowell K. Bridwell, Deputy Under Secretary of Commerce for Transportation, prepared for delivery before 23d annual Steamship Night of Foreign Commerce Club of New York, Inc., New York N Y ! Oct. 19, 1966. 1966. 8 p. 4° (US COMM-DC-3341.) f ’ ’ 1 C 1.18: B 76/22 239 Remarks by Secretary of Commerce John T. Connor, prepared for delivery before 9th Permanent Executive Committee meeting of Pan American Highway Congresses, Washington, D.C., Oct. 31, 1966. 1966. 6 leaves 4° (COMM-DC-38308.) | C 1.18 :C 76/93 240 Remarks by Secretary of Commerce John T. Connor, prepared for delivery to Chicago Regional Export Expansion Council dinner, Chicago Ill., Oct. 27, 1966. [1966.] 10 leaves, 4° (US Comm-DC-38301.) f’ C 1.18: C 76/90 241 Remarks by Secretary of Commerce John T. Connor, prepared for delivery to Cleveland Advertising Club, Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 28, 1966. [1966.1 10 p. 4° (US Comm-DC-38206.) f C 1.18 :C 76/89 242 Remarks by Secretary of Commerce John T. Connor prepared for delivery to Department of Commerce Marketing Conference, National Bureau of Standards, Gaithersburg, Md., Nov. 3, 1966. 1966. 14 leaves 4° (Comm-DC-38323.) t C 1.18: C 76/92 243 Science and engineering, fact and fiction, [address by] J. Herbert Hollo- mon, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Science and Technology, William C. Ferguson Memorial Lecture, prepared for delivery, Wash- ington University, St. Louis, Nov. 2, 1966. [1966.] 11 p. 4° (US Comm-DC-38313.) t C 1.18: H 72/25 244 Technology transfer, J. Herbert Hollomon, Assistant Secretary of Com- merce for Science and Technology, address before Conference on Tech- nology Transfer and Innovation, National Planning Association Wash- ington, D.C., May 16, 1966. 1966. 12 p. 4° (US Comm-DC-38260.) f C 1.18: H 72/24 245 Why we are here for this conference, address by Alexander B. Trowbridge Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Domestic and International Busi- i ness, Department of Commerce, prepared for delivery to Marketing Con- ference, Nov. 3, 1966, National Bureau of Standards, Gaithersburg Md. [1966.] 9 p. 4° (COMM—DC—38310.) t C 1.18 : T 75/11 *For Sale by Superintendent of Documents fDistribution Made by Issuing Office Page 16 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967
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246 Memorial services held in House of Representatives and Senate of United States, together with remarks presented in eulogy of Albert Thomas, late representative from Texas, 89th Congress, 2d session. 1966. vii-f- [1]+1644-[1] p. 1 por. f • Item 1005 L.C. card 67-60125 Y 7.1: T 361 Congressional serial set
Note .—During each session of Congress the House and Senate documents and reports are accumulated into bound volumes comprising the Congressional serial set. No catalog entry is made for the volumes of the Serial set since the documents and reports contained therein have been previously listed in the Monthly catalog. The following bound volumes were sent to depository libraries during the period of this catalog: 247 House documents: no. 314, 89th Cong., 2d sess., Prayers in House of Representatives, 1965-1966 [Serial 12725-1 ]. • Item 995-G no. 527, 89th Cong., 2d sess., International education, selected readings [Serial 12720-4], • Item 995-G nos. 410, 419, 89th Congress, 2d session, Reports, Boy Scouts of America and Girl Scouts of U.S.A., 1965 [Serial 12727-5], • Item 995-P 248 Senate documents: no. 79, 89th Cong., 2d sess., Report of the Secretary of the Senate, July 1-Dec. 31, 1965 [Serial 12717]. • Item 995-M no. 104, 89th Cong., 2d sess., Report of the Secretary of the Senate, Jan. 1— June 30, 1966 [Serial 12717-2]. • Item 995-M no. 124, pt. 1, 89th Cong., 2d sess., Profile of youth, 1966, part 1 [Serial 12719-4], • Item 995-G no. 124, pt. 2, 89th Cong., 2d sess., Profile of youth, 1966, part 2 [Serial 12719-5]. • Item 995-G 249 Senate reports: nos. 51-811, with exceptions, 88th Congress, 1st session, Senate miscellaneous reports on private bills [Serial 12537]. • Item 1007-B nos. 1-155, with exceptions, 88th Congress, 1st session, Senate miscellaneous reports on public bills I [Serial 12532]. • Item 1007-A nos. 360—494, with exceptions, 88th Congress, 1st session, Senate miscellaneous reports on public bills III [Serial 12534]. • Item 1007-A Laws
Note .—The Federal laws are first published separately and in this form are known as “slip laws”. Later, these laws are compiled, edited, indexed, and published in the volumes of the Statutes at large. Private laws, 89th Congress, f House or Senate Document Rooms, Capitol. 250 292. H.R. 2270, act for relief of Moapa Valley Water Company of Logandale, Nev. Approved Sept. 12, 1966. 1 p. 251 302. H.R. 6305, act for relief of lessees of certain tract of land in Logtown, Miss. Approved Sept. 16, 1966. 1 p. 252 340. S. 2973, act to permit Edward C. Bower to serve as director of Virgin Islands National Bank prior to his obtaining United States citizenship. Approved Oct. 4, 1966. 1 p. 253 367. H.R. 1269, act for relief of H. Foster Hunter. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 254 368. H.R. 1328, act for relief of Glenn D. Humes. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 255 369. H.R. 1388, act for relief of Ralph D. Caldwell. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 256 370. H.R. 2129, act for relief of Marla Rossi. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 257 371. H.R. 3500, act for relief of Emilie Boulay. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 258 372. H.R. 3526, act for relief of Eric J. Lazaro. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 259 373. H.R. 3530, act for relief of Miguel Angel Martinez y Corpas. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. 260 374. H.R. 3531, act for relief of Julio Cesar Muniz y Sotolongo. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. 261 375. H.R. 3536, act for relief of George R. Lore. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 262 376. H.R. 3689, act for relief of Juanita Cereguine de Burgh. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. 263 377. H.R. 3756, act for relief of James S. Kahriman. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 P- 264 378. H.R. 3879, act for relief of Ernest Buillet. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 265 379. H.R. 4077, act for relief of Jean A. Quaintance. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 266 380. H.H. 4454, act for relief of Herman Feldman. Approved No. 2, 1966. 1 p. 267 381. H.R. $5622^ act for relief of Jorge Ignacio Miquel Franca. Approved Nov. 2, 268 382. H.R. 5969, act for relief of Paul R. Morfil. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. $For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 17 Gov er nme nt Pub li ca ti on s
Private laws, 89th Congress—Continued 269 383. H.R. 6035, act for relief of estate of John W. Roy, and for other purposes. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 270 384. HR. act £or relie£ o£ Jose A- G- Mendoza. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 271 385. H.R. 6226, act for relief of Bienvenido Benach Carreras. Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 272 386. H.R. 6443, act for relief of Antonio U. Catasus. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 273 387. H-R. act for relief of Myriam de la Caridad Ares y Fernandez de Bosch.uoscn. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. I p. 274 388. H.R. 22??’ act £or relief of Nathan Levine. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 275 389. H.R. P. 7341, act for relief of Ricardo R. Fuste. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 P- 276 390. H.R. 8614. act for relief of Rajka Soda. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 277 391. H.R. 8937, act for relief of Charles A. Turner. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 278 392. H.R. P. 9*13. act £or relief.of William A. Buzbee. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 Pp. 279 393. —H.R.- •’*■17, act for relief of certain civilian employees of Department of „~rmy at Fort Sam Houston, Tex. [Approved Nov. 2, 1966.] 2 p. 280 394. H.R^9348, act for relief of Harold G. Wilmarth. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 281 395. H.R. 10249, act for relief of Elisabeth Manninen. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 P. 282 396. H.R. 10253, act for relief of Dr. Luis E. Bencoma. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 P. 283 397. H.R. 10259, act for relief of Dr. Allan Baumal. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 P- 284 398. H.R. 10288, act for relief of Antonio B. Santillano. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 P. 285 <399. H.R. 10662, act for relief of Leonard J. Dalton. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 286 400. H.R. 10832, act for relief of Gloria Alesna Relampagos. Approved Nov. 2 1966. 1 p. 287 401. H.R. 10846, act for relief of Katherine Nabokoff and Emil Homoceanu. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 288 402. H.R. 10876, act to authorize and direct Administrator of Farmers Home Administration to quitclaim certain property in Jackson County, Ala., „ J? Churches Cemetery, corporation. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 289 403. S S- act £2r rehef of Pedro Raphael. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 290 404. H.R. 11-54, act for relief of Julieta Gloria Bersamin. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 291 405. H.R. 11467, act for relief of Joseph J. McGavin. Approved Nov 2 1966. ! p. 292 406. H.R. act for relie£ of James R. Kemp. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 P. 293 407. H.R. 11590, act for relief of Jacinta Llorens. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 P. 294 408. Hg- ££617, act £or relief of Jun Becky. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 P. 295 409. H.R. 11640, act for relief of Juan Antonio Dumois. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 296 410. H-R. act £or relief of Johnny R. Bradley and others. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. 297 411. H.R. 11952, act for relief of Maria Karidakis. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p 298 412. H.R. 11957, act for relief of Muriel Williams. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 299 413. H-R- 4282Zk„ac£ £or relief of Augusto J. Fernandez-Conde. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 300 414. VA42.’ act/or relief of Carl V. Elliott. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 301 415. H.R. 12781, act for relief of Mario Orlando Santos-Estevez. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 302 416. innnn’ act £9r relief of Kim Kap Yung. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 303 417. H.R. 12920, act for relief of Alexander Francis Saker. Approved Nov. 2 1966. 1 p. 304 418. H.R. 15121’ act £or relief of Marlo P. Navarro. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 305 419. H.R. 13192, act for relief of Nermin Demlrbag Lavapies. Approved Nov. 2 1966. 1 p. 306 420. H.R. 13682, act for relief of Donald E. Auseon. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 P. 307 421. H.R. 13683, act for relief of Robert A. Ivins. Approved Nov. 2. 1966. 1 308 P. 422. H.R. 13800, act for relief of Ronald J. Olson. Approved Nov. 2 .1966. 1 P. 309 423. H.R. 14173, act for relief of Antonio Barquet Chediak. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 310 424. H.R. 14174, act for relief of Esteban Ferndndez Noda. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 311 425. H.R. 14233,, act------for relief of„ Beatriz Diaz. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 312 426. HR. I?517’ act t0 amend Private Law 86-203 to permit use of vessel John F. Drews in coastwise trade while owned by citizen of United States Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 313 427. HR- 14525, act for relief o£ Thomas C. Macpherson, Jr. Approved Nov. 2 1966. 1 p. 314 428. H 14»8\9xAct £or relief of Mr- and Mrs- William Nussbaum. Approved •NOV. 2, 1966. 1 p. 315 429. H.R. 14864, act for relief of certain individuals. [Approved Nov. 2, 1966.1 3 p. ‘ 316 430. Hxr’ 149?2^ac£ £or relie£ o£ Marie del Carmen Bermudez. Approved NOV. 2, 196b. 1 p. 317 431. H-?A»1498<4, ac£ £or relie£ of Renato Camacho Castro. Approved Nov 2 1966. Ip. ’ ’ 318 432. H.R. 15014, act for relief of Henry P. Leonhardy. Approved Nov. 2, 1966.
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319 433. H.R. 15251, act for relief of Walter W. Taylor. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 320 434. H.r F’15297, act for relief of Leonard G. Duffy. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 P. 321 435. H.R. 15488, act for relief of All Haji-Morad. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 322 436. H.R. 16522, act for relief of Vicente Fernandez Marino. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. 32(3 437. H.R. 16610, act for relief of Antonio Rondon Delgado. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. „ , 324 438. H.R. 16977, act for relief of Eugene G. Peterson, Harry E. Byers, and Russell W. Jordan. Approved Nov. 2,1966. 1 p. 325 439. H.R. 17260, act for relief of Robert A. Jellison. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 P- 326 440. H.R. 17261, act for relief of Augustus J. Theodore. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 327 441. H.R. 18033, act for relief of Fidel Rodriguez-Cubas. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. 328 442. H.R. 8358, act for relief of Milan Compress Co. Approved Nov. 5, 1966. 1 p. 329 443. H.R. 12237, act for relief of TrFStates Construction Co., Inc. Approved Nov. 5, 1966. 1 p. 330 444. H.R. 14990, act for relief of Herman Adams, doing business as Adams Manu- facturing Company. Approved Nov. 5,1966. 1 p. 331 445. S. 690, act for relief of Norman J. Pitman. Approved Nov. 5, 1966. 1 p. 332 446. S. 769, act for relief of Marshall Ku. Approved Nov. 5, 1966. 1 p. 333 447. S. 1068, act for relief of Fred E. Starr. Approved Nov. 5, 1966. 1 p. 334 448. S. 1101, act to provide for conveyance of certain mineral interests of United States in 79.184 acres located near Orangeburg, S.C., to Allen E. Dominick, owner of such property. Approved Nov. 5, 1966. 1 p. 335 449. S. 1137, act for relief of Rafael Pedro Martinez Terros. Approved Nov. 5, 1966. 1 p. 336 450. S. 1572, act for relief of Merritt A. Seefeldt and August C. Seefeldt. Ap- proved Nov. 5, 1966. 1 p. 337 451. S. 2010, act for relief of Fun Wat Hoy. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 338 452. S. 2040, act for relief of Dean H. Gosselin. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 339 453. S. 2109, act for relief of Olibio S. Rodriguez-Eiras. Approved Nov. 6,1966. 1 P- 340 454. S. 2222, act for relief of Susan Jeanne Clynes. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 341 455. S. 2451, act for relief of Che Yim Loh. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 342 456. S. 2491, act for relief of Juan Federico Antonio Lamas y Parra. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 343 457. S. 2500, act for relief of James A. Todd, jr. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 344 458. S. 2621, act for relief of Ioannis A. Vasilopoulos and Chester (Abramczyk) Hill. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 345 459. S. 2750, act for relief of You I Souk. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 346 460. S. 2751, act for relief of David R. Slemon. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 347 461. S. 2763, act for relief of Marcial Alfredo Marti Prieto (Alfredo Marti). Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 348 462. S. 2798, act for relief of Glen Zeigler. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 349 463. S. 2801, act for relief of Helena Gilbert Maddagiri and Heather Gilbert Maddagiri. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 350 464. S. 3209, act for relief of Zofia Zych. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 351 465. S. 3222, act for relief of Dusko Doder. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 352 466. S. 3258, act for relief of Deniz Hikmet Sen Manes. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 353 467. S. 3^18, act for relief of Yung Mi Kim. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 354 468. S. 3358, act for relief of Theodora Bezates. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. 355 469. H.R. 9036, act for relief of J. M. Pendarvis, jr. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 P- 356 470. H.R. 14749, act for relief of Katherine M. Perakis. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 P- 357 471. H.R. 10151, act for relief of Luis Crespo. Approved Nov. 9, 1966. 1 p. 358 472. S. 195, act for relief of Sunnyside Seed Farms. Approved Nov. 10, 1966. 1 p. 359 473. S. 1661, act for relief of Samuel C. Neiburg. Approved Nov. 10, 1966. 1 p. Public laws, 89th Congress. • Item 575 Note .—Public laws in slip form in the first prints may be obtained from the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D.C. 20402, at a subscription price of $12.00 per session, $2.00 additional for foreign mailing; single copies vary in price. 360 523. H.R. 318, act to amend sec. 4071 of Internal revenue code of 1954. [Ap- proved Aug. 1, 1966.] 1 p. * Paper, 5c. 361 527. H.R. 139, act to provide for striking of medals to commemorate 1,000th anniversary of founding of Poland. Approved Aug. 5, 1966. Ip. ♦ Pa- Ser, 5c. . Res. 1284, joint resolution making continuing appropriations for fiscal year 1967, and for other purposes. Approved Aug. 31, 1966. 1 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 363 550. H.R. 17419, act to amend act incorporating American Legion so as to redefine eligibility for membership therein. Approved Sept. 1, 1966. 1 p. * Paper, 5c. 364 582. H.R. 8000, act to amend Ship mortgage act, 1920, relating to fees for certification of certain documents, and for other purposes. Approved Sept. 16,1966. * Paper, 5c. 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 19 242-038—67—No. 864—3 Gov er nme nt Pub lic ati on s
Public laws, 89th Congress—Continued 365 614. H.R.14088, act to amend chap. 55 of title 10, United States Code, to authorize improved health benefits program for retired members of uni- formed services and their dependents, and dependents of active duty members of uniformed services, and for other purposes. [Approved Sept. 30, 1966.] 5 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 366 620. S. 3421, act to authorize Secretary of Agriculture to convey certain lands m$rovei!eJ^s thereon to University of Alaska. Approved Oct. 4, 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. 367 622. H.R. 5852, act to amend title 38 of United States Code with respect to basis on which certain dependency and indemnity compensation will be computed. Approved Oct. 4, 1966. 1 p. * Paper, 5c 368 626. H.R. 12664 act to retrocede to Colorado exclusive jurisdiction held by United States over real property comprising Fort Lyon Veterans Hospi- tal reservation. Oct. 4, 1966. 1 p. * Paper, 5c. 369 630. H-R- 12352, act authorizing conveyance of certain property to Pinellas tt £o u , n„V’^la- Approved Oct. 4, 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. 370 631. H.R. 16863, act to amend act of June 10, 1844, in order to clarify corporate hame of Georgetown University, and for other purposes. Approved Oct. 4, 1966. 2 p. * Paper, 5c. 371 634. H.J. Res. 688, joint resolution to give effect to agreement for facilitating international circulation of visual and auditory materials of educational scientific, and cultural character, approved at Beirut in 1948. [Approved Oct. 8, 1966.] 2 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 372 641. H.R. 16557, act to provide for refund of certain amounts erroneously de- ducted for national service life insurance premiums from pay of former members of organized military forces of Government of Commonwealth of Philippines, and to amend title 38 of United States Code to provide that certain payments under that title shall be made at rate in Philippine pesos as is equivalent to $0.50 for each dollar authorized. [Approved Oct. 11, 1966.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c. 373 642. S. 3467, act to strengthen and expand food service programs for children [Approved Oct. 11, 1966.] 5 p. * Paper, 5c. 374 646. S.J. Res. 108, joint resolution to amend joint resolution providing for mem- bership of United States in Pan American Institute of Geography and History and to authorize appropriations therefor. Approved Oct. 13, 1966. Ip. ♦ Paper, 5c. 375 648. S. 3807, act to amend Public Law 89-428 to authorize Atomic Energy Commission to enter into cooperative arrangement for large-scale com- bination nuclear power-desalting project, and appropriations therefor in accordance with see. 261 of Atomic energy act of 1954, as amended. Approved Oct. 13, 1966. Ip. ♦ Paper, 5c. 376 649. S. 2434, act to clarify authorization for approval by administrator of Fed- eral Aviation Agency of lease of portion of certain real property conveyed \°nOa/ Clarinda, Iowa, for airport purposes. [Approved Oct. 13, 1966.] Ip. ♦ Paper, 5c. 377 654. S. 3433, act to make it criminal offense to steal, embezzle, or otherwise unlawfully take property from pipeline, and for other purposes. [Ap- proved Oct. 14, 1966.] 2 p. • Paper, 5c. 378 655. H.R. 10633, act to provide for disposition of funds apppropriated to pay judgment in favor of Quileute Tribe of Indians, including Hoh Tribe ,TnD(1,^rn-,other purposes. [Approved Oct. 14, 1966.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c! 379 656. H.R. 12437, act to provide for disposition of funds appropriated to pay judgment in favor of Nooksack Tribe of Indians, and for other purposes. Approved Oct. 14, 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. 380 657. H.R. 722, act to amend certain provisions of existing law concerning rela- tionship of Environmental Science Services Administration to Army and Navy so they will apply with similar effect to Air Force. [Approved Oct. 14, 1966.] 2 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 381 658. S-T?2A8 *’» establish contiguous fishery zone beyond territorial sea of United States. Approved Oct. 14, 1966. 1 p. [Corrected print.] * Pa- per, 5c. 382 662. S. 3715, act to improve aids to navigation services of Coast Guard FAn- proved Oct. 14, 1966.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c. 383 664. S. 491, act to provide for establishment of Bighorn Canyon National Recrea- tion Area, and for other purposes. [Approved Oct. 15, 1966.1 2 n * Paper, 5c. H 384 665. S. 3035, act to establish program for preservation of additional historic properties throughout Nation, and for other purposes. [Approved Oct 15 1966.] 5 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 385 666. S•46 .°I* ’T,act tVl??eild, act of SePt- 13> 1962> authorizing establishment of Point Reyes National Seashore in California, and for other purposes An- proved Oct. 15, 1966. 1 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. purposes. ap 386 667. H.R. 698, act to provide for establishment of Guadalupe Mountains National Park in Texas, and for other purposes. ♦ Paper, 5c. 387 668. H.R. 8678, act to establish in Michigan Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and for other purposes. [Approved Oct. 15, 1966.] 4 p. * Paper, 5c. ’ 388 669. H.R. 9424, act to provide for conservation, protection, and propagation of native species of fish and wildlife, including migratory birds that are threatened with extinction, to consolidate authorities relating to admin- istration by Secretary of Interior of National Wildlife Refuge System and for other purposes. [Approved Oct. 15, 1966.] 6 p. ’Paper, 5c. 389 670. H.R. 15963, act to establish Department of Transportation, and for other purposes. [Approved Oct. 15, 1966.] 21 p. • Paper, 10c.
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390 672. S. 3460, act to authorize Secretary of Interior to enter into contracts for scientific and technological research, and for other purposes. Approved Oct. 15, 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. 391 673. S. 2463, act to grant consent of Congress to acceptance of certain gifts and and decorations from foreign governments, and for other purposes. [Ap- proved Oct. 15, 1966.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c. 392 674. S. 1310, act relating to National Museum of Smithsonian Institution. Ap- proved Oct. 15, 1966. 2 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 393 675. S. 3112, act to amend Clean air act so as to authorize grants to air pollu- tion control agencies for maintenance of air pollution control programs in addition to present authority for grants to develop, establish, or im- prove such programs, make use of appropriations under act more flexible by consolidating appropriation authorizations under act and deleting pro- vision limiting total of grants for support of air pollution control programs to 20 per centum of total appropriation for any year, extend duration of programs authorized by act and for other purposes. [Approved Oct. 15, 1966.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c. 394 676. S. 3704, act to provide for striking of medal in commemoration of designa- tion of Ellis Island as part of Statue of Liberty National Monument in New York City, NY. Approved Oct. 15, 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. 395 677. S. 801, act to improve balance-of-payments position of United States by permitting use of reserved foreign currencies in lieu of dollars for current expenditures. [Approved Oct. 15, 1966.] Ip. ♦ Paper, 5c. 396 678. S. 3809, act to authorize Public Printer to print for and deliver to General Services Administration additional copy of certain publications. Approved Oct. 15, 1966. 1 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 397 679. S.J. Res. 153, joint resolution to provide for striking of medals in com- memoration of 50th anniversary of Federal land bank system in United States. Approved Oct. 15, 1966. Ip.* Paper, 5c. 398 684. H.R. 8126, act to amend District of Columbia minimum wage law to provide broader coverage, improved standards of minimum wage and overtime compensation, protection, and approved means of enforcement. [Approved Oct. 15, 1966.] 11 p. * Paper, 10c. 399 685. H.R. 15098, act to amend Public law 89-284 relating to participation of United States in HemisFair 1968 Exposition to be held in San Antonio, Tex., in 1968, and for other purposes. [Approved Oct. 15, 1966.] 4 p. * Paper, 5c. 400 686. H.R. 15662, act to amend Federal seed act (53 Stat. 1275), as amended. [Approved Oct. 15, 1966.] 6 p. * Paper, 5c. 401 687. H.R. 15941, act making appropriations for Department of Defense for fiscal year 1967, and for other purposes. [Approved Oct. 15, 1966.] 19 p. ♦ Paper, 10c. 402 688. H.R. 16559, act to amend Marine resources and engineering development act of 1966 to authorize establishment and operation of sea grant colleges and programs by initiating and supporting programs of education and research in various fields relating to development of marine resources, and for other purposes. [Approved Oct. 15, 1966.] 4 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 403 689. H.R. 17787, act making appropriations for certain civil functions admin- istered by Department of Defense, Panama Canal, certain agencies of Department of Interior, Atomic Energy Commission, Atlantic-Pacific Interoceanic Canal Study Commission, Delaware River Basin Commis- sion, Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation. Tennessee Valley Authority, and Water Resources Council, for fiscal year 1967, and for other purposes. [Approved Oct. 15, 1966.] 15 p. ♦ Paper, 10c. 404 690. H.R. 16646, act to amend title 10, United States Code; to authorize award of Exemplary Rehabilitation Certificates to certain Individuals after considering their character and conduct in civilian life after discharge or dismissal from Armed Forces, and for other purposes. [Approved Oct. 15. 1966.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c. 405 691. H.R. 17788, act making appropriations for foreign assistance and related agencies for fiscal year 1967, and for other purposes. [Approved Oct. 15, 1966.] 8 p. * Paper, 5c. 406 692. H.R. 16774, act to continue for temporary period certain existing rules relating to deductibility of accrued vacation pay. Approved Oct. 15, 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. 407 693. H.R. 16813, act to transfer Atomic Energy Commission complete administra- tive control of approximately 78 acres of public domain land located in Otowi section near Los Alamos County. [Approved Oct. 15, 1966.1 2 p. * Paper, 5c. 408 694. H.R. 17190, act to authorize establishment and operation by Gallaudet College of model secondary school for deaf to serve National Capital region. [Approved Oct. 15, 1966.] 2 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 409 695. S. 3158, act to strengthen regulatory and supervisory authority of Federal agencies over insured banks and insured savings and loan associations, and for other purposes. [Approved Oct. 16, 1966.] 28 p. ♦ Paper, 15c. 410 696. S. 3834, act to amend chap. 141 of title 10, United States Code, to provide for price adjustments in contracts for procurement of milk by Department of Defense. Approved Oct. 19, 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. 411 697. H.R. 18381, act making supplemental appropriations for fiscal year 1967, and for other purposes. [Approved Oct. 27, 1966.] 10 p. * Paper, 10c. 412 698. H.R. 14643, act to provide for strengthening of American educational re- sources for international studies and research. [Approved Oct. 29, 1966.] 7 p. * Paper, 5c.
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Public laws, 89th Congress—Continued 413 699. H.R. 17285, act to amend Railroad retirement act of 1937 and Railroad retirement tax act, and for other purposes. [Approved Oct. 30, 1966.] 7 p. * Paper, 5c, 414 700. H.R. 14355, act to amend Railroad retirement act of 1937, Railroad un- employment insurance act and Railroad retirement tax act to make certain technical changes, to provide for survivor benefits to children ages 18-21 inclusive, and for other purposes. [Approved Oct. 30, 1966.] 10 p. ♦ Paper, 10c. 415 701. S. 2720, act to authorize Secretary of Interior to develop, through use of experiment and demonstration plants, practicable and economic means for production by commercial fishing industry of fish protein concentrate. [Approved Nov. 2, 1966.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c. 416 702. S. 2102, act to protect and conserve North Pacific fur seals, to provide for administration of Pribilof Islands, to conserve fur seals and other wild- life on Pribilof Islands, and to protect sea otters on high seas. [Ap- proved Nov. 2, 1966.] 9 p. * Paper, 10c. ii- 703. H.J. Res. 1001, joint resolution to provide for designation of month of May of each year as Steelmark Month. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. * Paper, 5c. iis 704. H.J. Res. 1322, joint resolution fixing time of assembly of 90th Congress. Approved Nov. 2. 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. 419 705. H.R. 203, act to amend title 38, United States Code, to set aside funds for rsearch into spinal cord injuries and diseases. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. 420 706. H.R. 647, act to amend act of Mar. 3, 1901, to permit appointment of new trustees in deeds of trust in District of Columbia by agreement of parties. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 2 p. * Paper, 5c. 421 707. H.R. 872, act to amend provisions of title 18 of United States Code relating to offenses committed in Indian country. Approved Nov. 2, 1966 1 p * Paper, 5c. 422 708. H.R. 2600. act to provide for acquisition and preservation of real property known as Ansley Wilcox House in Buffalo, N.Y. as national historic site. [Approved Nov. 2, 1966.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c. 423 709. H.R. 3348, act to authorize program for construction of facilities for teach- ing of veterinary medicine and program of loans for students of veterinary medicine. [Approved Nov. 2, 1966.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c. 424 710. H.R. 3993, act to authorize issuance of certificates of citizenship in Canal Zone. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. * Paper, 5c. 425 711. H.R. 5958, act relating to applications for writs of habeas corpus by persons in custody pursuant to judgments of State courts. [Approved Nov. 2. 1966.] 3 p. * Paper, 5c. 426 712. H.R. 5990, act to grant increased benefits to persons receiving cash relief under Panama Canal cash relief act of July 8, 1937. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. ♦ Paper, 5c. 427 713. H.R. 6958, act to amend Internal revenue code of 1954 to promote savings under Internal Revenue Service’s automatic data processing system [Approved Nov. 2, 1966.]. 5 p. * Paper, 5c. 428 714. H.R. 7382, act to amend sec. 1391 of title 28 of United States Code relating to venue. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. * Paper, 5c. 429 715. H.R. 7648, act to authorize long-term leases on San Xavier and Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Reservations, and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 2. 1966.] 3 p. * Paper, 5c. 430 716. H.R. 7973, act to amend sec. 4339 of title 10, United States Code. Ap- proved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. * Paper, 5c. P 431 717. H.R. 8917, act to provide for disposition of funds appropriated to pay judgment in favor of Omaha Tribe of Nebraska, and for other purposes Approved Nov. 2. 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. 432 718. H.R. 9778, act to amend titles 10 and 37, United States Code, to codifv recent military law, and to improve Code. [Approved Nov. 2 1966 1 10 p. * Paper, 10c. 433 719. H.R. 11256, act to amend Internal revenue code of 1954 with respect to priority and effect of Federal tax liens and levies, and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 2, 1966.] 25 p. * Paper, 15c. 434 720. H.R. 11475, act to provide for control or elimination of jellyfish and other such pests in coastal waters of United States, and for other purposes Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. » Paper, 5c. 435 722. H.R. 11782, act to amend Internal revenue code of 1954 to allow deduction for additions to reserve for certain guaranteed debt obligations and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 2, 1966.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c. 436 723. H.R. 13320, act to authorize disposal of industrial diamond stones from national stockpile and supplemental stockpile. Approved Nov 2 1966 1 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. ’ 437 724. H.R. 13370, act to authorize disposal of crude aluminum oxide from national stockpile and supplemental stockpile. Approved Nov. 2 1966 1 n * Paper, 5c. * 1 * 438 725. H^,?.3448’ t0 a™end title 39, United States Code, with respect to maihng privileges of members of United States Armed Forces and other federal Government personnel overseas and for other purposes. [Ap- proved Nov. 2, 1966.] 2 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. p 439 726. H *?• aut,hoJiz? disposal of battery-grade synthetic manganese dioxide from national stockpile. Approved Nov. 2. 1966. 1 p. ♦ Paper, 5c.
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727. H R 13935, act to give consent of Congress to Massachusetts to become 440 Darty to agreement relating to bus taxation proration and reciprocity as set forth in title 2 of act of Apr. 14, 1965 (79 Stat 60), and consented to by Congress in that act and in act ot Nov. 1, 1965 (79 Stat. 1157). Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. „ 728. H.R. 13982, act to amend act of Aug. 14, 1964, to authorize payments of 441 any amounts authorized under act to estates of persons who would have been eligible for payments under authority of act, and for other purposes. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. __ 729. H R 14075, act to authorize Secretary of Commerce to settle and pay 442 certain claims arising out of taking of 1960 decennial census. Approved Nov. 2. 1966. Ip. ♦ Paper, 5c. 730. H R 14347, act to liberalize provisions for payment to parents and children 443 ‘of dependency and indemnity compensation, and for other purposes. (Ap- proved Nov. 2, 1966.] 4 p. * Paper, 5c. . „ „ 444 731. H R 14741, act to authorize increase in number of Marine Corps officers ‘who may serve in combined grades of brigadier general and major general. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. ♦ Paper, 5c. , , 732. H R 15183, act to adjust status of Cuban refugees to that of lawful perma- 445 nent residents of United States, and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 2 1966.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c. „ . . T . 733. HR. 15335. act to amend act to establish Advisory Commission on Inter- 446 governmental Relations, approved Sept. 24, 1959. [Approved Nov. 2, 1966 1 2 d * Paper 5c. 734. H R 15727 act to establish rates of compensation for certain positions 447 within Smithsonian Institution. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. Paper, H if’ 15748 act to amend title 10, United States Code, to authorize special 735. 448 30-day period of leave for member of uniformed service who voluntarily extends his tour of duty in hostile fire area. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p.
736. H R 16074, act to cancel certain unpaid interest accrued after Sept. 30, 1931, 449 on loans made to World War I veterans upon security of adjusted-service certificates. Approved Nov. 2, I960. 1 p. * Paper, 5c. 737. H R 16114 act to provide for inclusion of premium pay under sec. ou45 450 (c) (1) of title 5, United States Code, for purposes of determining benefits under civil service retirement, group life insurance, and injury compensa- tion provisions of such title, and for other purposes. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. , 738. HR 16394. act for relief of certain enlisted members of military services 451 who lost interest on accounts deposited under sec. 1635 of title 10, United States Code or prior laws authorizing enlisted members deposits, and for other purposes. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. * Paper, 5c. 452 739. H R 17271 act to amend sec. 112 of Internal revenue code of 1954 to increase from $200 to $500 monthly combat pay exclusion for commissioned officers serving in combat zones. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. ♦ I aper, 5c. 453 740. IIR 17376 act to authorize disposal of nickel from national stockpile. ’Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 454 741. H R 17451, act to preserve pay and retirement privileges for certain former deputy chiefs of Navy bureaus. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. * Paper, fic. 742. H.R. 17588, act to amend sec. 8(g) of Soil conservation and domestic allot- 455 ment act with respect to assignments. Approved Nov. 2, 196b. 1 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. . 743 H R 17636, act making appropriations for government of District of Colum- 456 bia and for other activities chargeable in whole or in part against revenues of said District for fiscal year 1967, and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 2, 1966.] 7 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 457 744 H R 17637, act making appropriations for military construction for Depart- ' m'ent of Defense for fiscal year 1967, and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 2, 1966.] 3 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 458 746 H R 18019, act to authorize Secretary of Army to construct addition at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, D.C. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. 459 747. H.R. 18217, act to provide home leave for Federal seafaring personnel, and for other purposes. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. 1 p. * Paper,. 5c. 460 748 H R 18284, act to authorize Attorney General to adjust legislative jurisdic- tion exercised by United States over lands within Federal Reformatory at Chillicothe, Ohio. Approved Nov. 2, 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. 461 749 S 3008 act to amend Public Health Service act to promote and assist in extension and improvement of comprehensive health planning and public health services, to provide for more effective use of available Federal funds for such planning and services, and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 3, 1966.] 11 p. * Paper, 10c. 462 750. H.R. 13161, act to strengthen and improve programs of assistance for ele- mentary and secondary schools, and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 3,1966.] 32 p. * Paper, 15c. 463 751. H.R. 13196, act to amend Public Health Service act to increase opportuni- ties for training of medical technologists and personnel in other allied health professions, to improve educational quality of schools training such allied health professions personnel, and to strengthen and improve existing student loan programs for medical, osteopathic, dental, podiatry, Phar- macy, optometric, and nursing students, and for other purposes. [Ap- proved Nov. 3,1966.] 18 p. ♦ Paper, 10c. <>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 23 Gove rn men t Pub li ca ti ons
Public laws, 89th Congress—Continued 464 752. aC? ^°1n^eDd ?l?her education facilities act of 1963, Higher proved Nov 3, °1966 ] W. * Paper,tc.^6 eduCation act of 19581 LAP- 465 754. $■«,$???.’ act to assist comprehensive city demonstration programs for re- building slum and blighted areas and for providing public facilities and services necessary to improve general welfare of people who live in those areas, to assist and encourage planned metropolitan development, and for q °io£o pur?0l?es- 1 Approved Nov. 3, 1966.] 42 p. * Paper, 15c. 466 756. b. 3298, act to amend Federal hazardous substance labeling act to ban hazardous toys and articles intended for children, and other articles so hazardous as to be dangerous in household regardless of labeling, and to apply to unpackaged articles intended for household use, and for other a ^cpose.s\ I Approved Nov. 3, 1966.] 4 p. * Paper, 5c. 467 763. b. 476, act to amend act approved Mar. 18, 1950, providing for construction 21 Alrport,? ln«or ? close Proximity to national parks, national monu- iofi«nat-l0nal recreation areas, and for other purposes. Approved Wov. 5, 1966. Ip. • Paper, 5c. 468 764. S'K0 amend inland, Great Lakes, and western rivers rules con- Nov 5g1966inSl p688*1 Paper 5cSSels under 65 feet in length. Approved 469 765. authorize Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System to ^eie For Sale by Superintendent of Documents fDistribution Made by Issuing Office Page 24 ^Official Use. Not Available Janu ar y 1967 488 784. S. 3466, act to change name of Rolla Jewel Bearing Plant at Rolla, N. Dak. to William Langer Jewel Bearing Plant. Approved Nov. 6, 1966. 1 p. * Paper, 5c. 489 785. H.R. 11631, act to amend title 38 of United States Code to clarify, improve, and add additional programs relating to Department of Medicine and Sur- gery of Veterans’ Administration and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 7, 1966.] 10 p. * Paper, 10c. 490 786. S. 2338, act to authorize erection of memorial in District of Columbia to John J. Pershing. Approved Nov. 7, 1966. 1966. Ip. ♦ Paper, 5c. 491 787 H R. 14745, act making appropriations for Departments of Labor, and Health, Education, and Welfare, and related agencies, for fiscal year 1967, and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 7, 1966.] 26 p. * Pa- per, 15c. 492 788. S. 3389, act to provide establishment of Joseph H. Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 7, 1966.] 2 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 493 789. H.R. 18233, act authorizing construction, repair, and preservation of cer- tain public works on rivers and harbors for navigation, flood control, and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 7, 1966.] 20 p. * Paper, 10c. 494 790. H.R. 14604, act to authorize study of facilities and services to be fur- nished visitors and students coming to Nation’s Capital. [Approved Nov. 7. 1966.] 2 p. • Paper, 5c. 495 791. H.R. 16958, act to authorize establishment in District of Columbia of public college of arts and sciences and vocational and technical institute. [Ap- proved Nov. 7, 1966.] 9 p. * Paper, 10c. 496 792. H.R. 16715, act to amend Manpower development and training act of 1962. [Approved Nov. 7, 1966.] 4 p. * Paper, 5c. 497 793. H.R. 9167, act to amend title 18 of United States Code to enable courts to deal more effectively with problem of narcotic addiction, and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 8, 1966.] 14 p. ♦ Paper, 10c. 498 794. H.R. 15111, act to provide for continued progress in Nation’s war on poverty. [Approved Nov. 8, 1966.] 27 p. * Paper, 15c. 499 795. H.R. 11555, act to provide border highway along United States bank of Rio Grande River in connection with settlement of Chamizal boundary dispute between United States and Mexico. ;[Approved Nov. 8, 1966.] 2 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 500 796. S. 688, act to amend title 3 of Bankhead-Jones farm tenant act, as amended, to provide for additional means and measures for land conservation and land utilization, and for other purposes. Approved Nov. 8, 1966. 1 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 501 797. H.R. 18119, act making appropriations for Departments of State, Justice, and Commerce, the Judiciary, and related agencies for fiscal year 1967, and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 8, 1966.] 28 p. * Paper, 15c. 502 798. H.R. 13551, act to amend Law enforcement assistance act of 1965, and for other purposes. Approved Nov. 8, 1966. Ip. * Paper, 5c. 503 799. S.J. Res. 167, joint resolution to enable United States to organize and hold International Conference on Water for Peace in United States in 1967 and authorize appropriation therefor. [Approved Nov. 8, 1966.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c. 504 800. H.R. 17607, act to suspend investment credit and allowance of accelerated depreciation in case of certain real property. [Approved Nov. 8, 1966.] 9 p. * Paper, 10c. 505 801. H.R. 15766, act to establish National Commission on Reform of Federal Criminal Laws. [Approved Nov. 8, 1966.] 3 p. * Paper, 5c. 506 802. S. 3887, act to amend title 10. United States Code, to permit persons from countries friendly to United States to receive instruction at United States Military Academy, United States Naval Academy and United States Air Force Academy, and for other purposes. Approved Nov. 9, 1966. 1 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. 507 803. S. 1319, act to authorize work release program for persons sentenced by courts of District of Columbia, to define powers and duties in relation thereto, and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 10, 1966.] 3 p. Pa- per, 5c. 508 804. S. 2893, act to amend sec. 208(c) to provide that certificates issued to motor common carriers of passengers pursuant to future applications shall not confer, as incident to grant of regular route authority, right to transport special or chartered parties. Approved Nov. 10, 1966. 1 p. * Paper, 5c. 509 805. H.R. 8436, act to amend tariff schedules of United States with respect to dutiable status of watches, clocks, and timing apparatus from insular possessions of United States. [Approved Nov. 10, 1966.] 2 p. Pa- per, 5c. . 510 806. H R 11216, act relating to tariff treatment of articles assembled abroad of products of United States, and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 10, 1966.] 3 p. * Paper, 5c. 511 807. S. 2770, act to amend title 18 of United States Code so as to prohibit use of likenesses of great seal of United States falsely to indicate Federal agency sponsorship, or approval. Approved Nov. 11, 1966. 1 p. Pa- per, 5c. 512 808. H.R. 14929, act to promote international trade in agricultural commodities, to combat hunger and malnutrition, to further economic development, and for other purposes. [Approved Nov. 11, 1966.] 14 p. ♦ Paper, 10c. 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 25 Gove rn men t Pub li ca ti on s 513 PHicJapWSi’^ntJ1 Congress—Continued 514 s«la” eo?"lK5™toDeffirSen?S?fs°t6?h!>”“ »ffieee?sCh"nd othS Xi? f“ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Washington, D.C. 20515 House documents »b&s^v„o.:"s«%ns *. »■» * House documents, 89th Congress. 515 22, pt. 4. Mineralsi yearbook, 1964I: y 4, Area reports, international; prepared n>.in:.iOt Bureau of Mines. [1966.1 ix + 1350 p. 11 * (AvaiL }n departmental edition, Cloth, $5.00, I 28.37 :964/v 4 and 516 ino t ™ sent to depositories in that form. See entry no 1408 1 * * S™“S rtvkw 1965^ ^Oe^'VpuMFshed^ig'oe^3 v+%d12COp!rOU”or?sIuejltSii depart’ SV efditlon and sent to depositories in that form. See Entry? no. 517 260' 518 455. U Aclm^sVcredrVVf X°n tu^fuational organizations, letter from „ «i- ®e®retary ot State transmitting 14th report on extent nnri His if 3iUsF’S!“!!& “s-s wr, iLfls 519 473. OuL L19Ce [2J +iv + 32+ [2] p. il. 12” [Includes reproductions mntOr- 521 477. Special study of city of San Diego (Sunset Cliffs) Calif * Entry^riO^V edlti°D aHd sent to depositories in that form, ste 522 478. 523 490. See Entry loisj fntal editl°n and sent to depositories in that form 524 496. 10T»nhip.n W1 °P health research facilities by Surgeon General of 525 501. e 527 527. pository libraries in Serial set binding) P taper, $1.75. (Sent to de- L.C. card 67-60262 .^?r ?.a’e Superintendent of Documents l££tl^u.!*on Made by Issuing Office Page 26 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 House documents, 90th Congress. 528 2. Annual report of Postmaster General, Post Office Department, July 1, 1965- June 30, 1966. [1966.] 1x4-204+[1] p. il. * (Available in departmental edition, 70c., P 1.1: 966, and sent to depositories in that form. See entry no. 1557.) House reports Note .—For titles of bills which these reports accompany, see Congressional rec- ord index. House reports on private bills, 89th Congress, f House Document Room, Capitol. • Item 1008-B 529 1752. Miss Zofia Suchecka. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 7671. July 21, 1966. 13 p. [H.R. 7671, as amended by the com- mittee provides for relief of Sophia Soliwoda, and amended the title accordingly.] 530 1822. Authorizing Secretary of Interior to reinstate certain oil and gas lease. Report from Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs to accompany H.R. 14754. Aug. 9, 1966. 10 p. 531 1926. Julieta Gloria Galura [Bersamin]. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 11254. Aug. 31, 1966. 6 p. 532 1933. Antonio Jesus Senra (Rodriguez) and his wife, Mercedes M. Miranda de Senra. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 372. Sept. 1,1966. 4 p. 533 1934. Dr. Victor M. Ubieta. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 373. Sept. 1,1966. 6 p. 534 1935. Dr. Oscar Valdes Cruz. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany S. 993. Sept. 1, 1966. 6 p. 535 1936. Dr. Ortelio Rodriguez Perez. Report from Committee on Judiciary to company S. 1120. Sept. 1, 1966. 5 p. 536 1937. Dr. Enrique Raman [Ramon] Ducassi. Report from Committee on Judi- ciary to accompany S. 1449. Sept. 1, 1966. 6 p. 537 1938. Dorothy Eyre. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 1468. Sept. 1, 1966. 7 p. 538 1939. Joaquin U. Villagomez. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany S. 2091. Sept. 1, 1966. 6 p. 539 1940. Konstadyna Byni Deliroglou and her minor child, Alexandros Deliroglou Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2265. Sept. 1, 1966. 6 p. 540 1941. Guiseppe Rubino. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2295. Sept. 1, 1966. 5 p. 541 1942. Margaret Lee Weil. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2451. Sept. 1, 1966. 11 p. [S. 2451, as amended by the committee provides for relief of Che Yim Lo, and amended the title accordingly.] 542 1943. Kim Kin Soon. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2555. Sept. 1, 1966. 9 p. 543 1944. Ioannis A. Vasilopoulos [and Chester (Abramczyk) Hill]. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2621. Sept. 1, 1966. 9 p. 544 1945. George Joseph Saad. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2800. Sept. 1, 1966. 5 p. 545 1946. Irene Snyder. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2838. Sept. 1, 1966. 8 p. 546 1949. James S. Kahriman. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 3756. Sept. 1, 1966. 5 p. 547 1950. Ernest Buillet. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 3879. Sept. 1, 1966. 6 p. 548 1951. Gloria Alesna Relampagos. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany H.R. 10832. Sept. 1, 1966. 7 p. 549 1963. Dr. Jorge G. Echenique. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany S. 2348. Sept. 1,1966. 5 p. 550 1964. Dr. Mario Presman. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2376. Sept. 1, 1966. 5 p. 551 1965. Dr. Arturo Victor Fajardo-Carpio. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2447. Sept.. 1, 1966. 5 p. 552 1966. Dr. Felix Hurtado Perez. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany S. 2529. Sept. 1, 1966. 7 p. 553 1967. Dr. Argyrios A. Tsifutis. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany S. 2626. Sept. 1, 1966. 5 p. 554 1968. Dr. Alberto Oteiza. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2789. Sept. 1, 1966. 6 p. 555 1969. Dr. Rafael Anrrich. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2796. Sept. 1, 1966. 5 p. 556 1970. Dr. Gottfried R. Kaestner. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany S. 2854. Sept. 1,1966. 6 p. 557 1972. Dr. Jose Enrique Diaz. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany S. 2869. Sept. 1, 1966. 8 p. 558 1979. Dr. Jaime E. Condom Valera. Report from Committee on Judiciary to ac- company S. 2945. Sept. 2, 1966. 5 p. 559 1980. Dr. Mario V. Machado Espinosa. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2946. Sept. 2, 1966. 7 p. For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 27 Gov ern ment Pub li ca ti on s House reports on private bills, 89th Congress—Continued 560 1982. DrpaiyCSb3272b° Sept^ 6^°™ Committee on Judiciary to accom- 561 1983. Maj. Ralph D. Caldwell.’ Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany H.R. 1388. Sept. 6, 1966. 6 p. 562 1986. Miss Sylvia Kronfeld. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 7885. Sept. 6, 1966? p_ p. 563 1987. S?->KQreSa * £rom Committee on Judiciary to accompany U.K. ooOo. bept. b, Ivbb. 6 p. 564 1988. £rom Committee on Judiciary to accompany U.K. yuob. bept. b, 19b6. 5 p. 565 1992. e'sept. 6E?&VTp C°mm“tee ,“d"1*rJ *° 566 1998. Certfdn individuals. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany U.K. 14864. Sept. 6, 1966. 8 p. 567 2000. Henry P. Leonhardy. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany U.K. ±oui4. bept. b, lybb. 5 p. 568 2005. Matsusuke Tengan.Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany o. loo. bept. b. lybb. 2 p. 569 2092. Gabriel A. Nahas and Vera Nahas. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 405. Sept. 28, 1966. 4 p. 570 2093. Drq iRocPc°rt ofrom Committee on Judiciary to accompany o. (Oif. bept. zo, lybb. 8 p. 571 2094. Dr Rafael Pedro Martinez Torres. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 1137. Sept. 28, 1966. 6 p. 572 2095. Dr. Jose Joaquin Diaz Franquiz. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2106. Sept. 28, 1966. 6 p. 573 2096. pa»yJSb2®' VS°Sy28.Efflr' IT «” to accom- 574 2097. D pany 1se2640E‘'St" 28, WsTVT C“mm,(tee “ to accom- 575 2098. Dr«i ■970s' N 592 2117. A'epan“yh TiTu .TT aW/Tp0””"1''” 0° ■r”dlCiarJ' '» aC“”- 593 2118. A”&?toB:S.?y'S"BCklI^,a& Js’TsVTp^”"”1'"’ »" J"d|- 594 2119. ® Mn,nHPriMd77. Xt. 2s'';";crr'4°pC<,"","tt" “ ,"dlC"U7 t0 595 2120. Mrs. Eleanor Robledo Diaz Martinez. Report from Committee on .Indicia rv to accompany H.R. 14233. Sept. 28 1966. 5 ” [HR 14233 as committee provides for relief of Beatriz Diaz, ’and amended the title accordingly.] ’ 596 2121. Marie del Carmen Bermudez. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 14920. Sept. 28,1966. 7 p. y to 597 2122. Ja° . Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. loivi. bept. Zo, lybb. o p. 598 2123. DrH.KI54’8J8M”s:pt.2Eef968 on Judiciary to accompany 599 2124. MSeptO.'28Eie96? 'T. »” «» •«<»■"■ ♦For Sale by Superintendent of Documents tDistribution Made by Issuing Office Page 28 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 600 2125. James W. Adams and others. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 231. Sept. 28, 1966. 4 p. 601 2126. Norman J. Pitman. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany S. 690. Sept. 28, 1966. 3 p. 602 2127. Puget Sound Plywood, Inc., of Tacoma, Wash. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 1347. Sept. 28, 1966. 8 p. 603 2128. Merritt A. Seefeldt and August C. Seefeldt. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 1572. Sept. 28, 1966. 3 p. 604 2130. Mrs. Willifred S. Shirley. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany H. R. 1333. Sept. 28, 1966. 4 p. 605 2131. Dr. George H. Edler. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 1404. Sept. 28, 1966. 4 p. 606 2133. Mrs. Rose Thomas. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 5349. Sept. 28, 1966. 6 p. 607 2134. Elmer O. Erickson. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 7241. Sept. 28. 1966. 4 p. 608 2135. Jesse W. Stutts, jr. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 10090. Sept. 28, 1966. 7 p. 609 2136. Mr. Robert A. Owen. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 10481. Sept. 28, 1966. 5 P. 610 2137. Adel Lessert Bellmard, Clement Lessert, Josephine Gonvll Pappan, Julie Gonvil Pappan, Pelagie Gonvil Franceour de Aubri, Vlctore Gonvil Pap- pan, Marie Gonyil Pappan, Marie Gonvil, Lafleche Gonvil, Louis Laven- ture, Elizabeth Carbonau Vertifelle, Pierre Carbonau, Louis Joncas, Basil Joncas, James Joncas, Elizabeth Datcherute, Joseph Butler, William Rodger, Joseph Cote, four children of Cicili Compare, and Joseph James, or heirs of any who may be deceased. Report from Committee on Judi- ciary to accompany H.R. 10596. Sept. 28, 1966. 8 p. 611 2138. Katherine M. Perakls. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 14749. Sept. 28, 1966. 4 p. 612 2139. Edward de Butts. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 15446. Sept. 28, 1966. 5 p. 613 2148. Capt. Harold G. Wiimarth. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 9348. Sept. 28, 1966. 7 p. 614 2149. James R. Kemp. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 11570. Sept. 28, 1966. 4 p. 615 2151. Opposing granting of permanent residence in United States to certain aliens. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H. Res. 1030. Sept. 28, 1966. 4 p. 616 2152. Dr. Fidel Rodriguez-Cubas. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 18033. Sept. 28, 1966. 3 p. 617 2240. Duty-free entry of triaxial apparatus and rheogoniometer for Northwestern University. Report from Committee on Ways and Means to accompany H.R. 13035. Oct. 12, 1966. 2 p. 618 2243. Duty-free entry of mass spectrometer and rheogoniometer for Princeton University. Report from Committee on Ways and Means to accompany H.R. 14388. Oct. 12, 1966. 2 p. 619 2324. Sunnyside Seed Farms. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 195. Oct. 19, 1966. 8 p. House reports on public bills, 89th Congress, f House Document Room, Capitol. (Nos. 1919 and 1920 are sold by Superintendent of Documents.) • Item 1008-A 620 1789. Consideration of H.R. 14810. Report from Committee on Rules to accom- pany H. Res. 948. Aug. 1, 1966. 1 p. 621 1790. Consideration of H.R. 15098. Report from Committee on Rules to accom- pany H. Res. 949. Aug. 1, 1966. 1 p. 622 1792. Consideration of S. 2934. Report from Committee on Rules to accompany H. Res. 951. Aug. 1, 1966. 1 p. 623 1793. Consideration of S. 3105. Report from Committee on Rules to accompany H. Res. 952. Aug. 1, 1966. Ip. 624 1794. Authorizing increase in fee for migratory bird hunting stamp. Report from Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries to accompany H R. 14136. Aug. 1, 1966. 8 p. 625 1821. Wolf Trap Farm Park, Fairfax County, Va. Report from Committee on „„„ Interior and Insular Affairs to accompany S. 3423. Aug. 9, 1966. 5 p. 626 1826. Amending title 10 of United States Code to authorize award of Exemplary Rehabilitation Certificates. Report from Committee on Armed Services to accompany H.R. 16646. Aug. 9, 1966. 7 p. 627 1828. Amendment to Public buildings act of 1959. Report from Committee on Public Works to accompany H.R. 15024. Aug. 9, 1966. 8 p. il. 628 1869. Urban mass transportation act of 1964, amendments. Conference report to accompany S. 3700. Aug. 24, 1966. 6 p. 629 1871. Transportation of house trailers and mobile dwellings of members of uni- formed services. Report from Committee on Armed Services to accom- pany H.R. 12536. Aug. 24, 1966. 7 p. 630 1875. Consideration of H.R. 11555. Report from Committee on Rules to accom- pany H. Res. 976. Aug. 24, 1966. 1 p. 631 1878. Consideration of H.R. 14604. Report from Committee on Rules to accom- pany H. Res. 979. Aug. 24, 1966. 1 p. 632 1881. Consideration of H.R. 16559. Report from Committee on Rules to accom- pany H. Res. 982. Aug. 24, 1966. 1 p. 633 1882. Consideration of House joint resolution 1217. Report from Committee on Rules to accompany H. Res. 983. Aug. 24, 1966. 1 p. SFor Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 29 Gov ern ment Pub lic at io ns House reports on public bills, 89th Congress—Continued 634 1883. tRe°.OS84. EA1u6s524. im T'*! p°" «" <" “"<>■». 635 1890. 636 1895. Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Mich. Report» from,ro 5'Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs to accompany S. 936. Aug. 25 1966 22 p. [Includes minority views.] ’ ’ L.C. card 66-62479 637 1897. Settlement of claims resulting from explosion at U.S. ordnance plant in Bowie County, Tex., on July 8, 1963. Report from Committee on Judi- ciary to accompany H.R. 2266. Aug. 25, 1966. 8 p. Juai 638 1903. FeAurs?12qldiUfuthW^9^Ct °f 1966, Conference report to accompany S. 3155. 639 1904. Providing for further expenses of conducting studies and investigations by H’ ReS- Report from Committee on House Adminis- tration to accompany H. Res. 714. Aug. 29 1966 1 p 640 1905. Au^25Aziing expenditures incurred by Special Committee to Investigate Campaign Expenditures to be paid from contingent fund of House Re- 9594 fA°ug 29Dl™6t6ee l°p House Administration to accompany H. Res. 641 1907. Continuing appropriations, ’1967. Report from Committee on Appronria- tions to accompany H.J. Res. 1284. Aug. 29, 1966. 4 p PP P 642 1909. Al^eutl»gALaY^S4blishi5gTIndian revolving loan fund. Report from Com- ioVn Interior and Insular Affairs to accompany H.R. 9323. Aug. iyuo. io p. 643 1912. pri2tjnF, hearings of Committee on Public Works entitled, Relationship of toll facilities to Federal-aid highway program. Report f4r““ Qo°?oScttee1 On House Administration to accompany H. Res. 966. Aug. ou, lyou. 1 p. 644 1913. Authorizing printing of pt. 3. of hearings of Subcommittee on Intergovern- mental Relations of Committee on Government Operations entitled Drue HfRM 97R1ePOrAt1frTo °n H°USe Administration to accompany .cl . jxes. Ui ±. Aug. au, lubb. 1 p. 645 1919. National traffic and motor vehicle safety act of 1966. Conference report to accompany S. 3005. Aug. 30, 1966. 23 p. * Paper, 15c. P 646 1920. H a Siaacly of VS6, Conference report to accompany S. 3052. Aug. 30, 1966. 11 p. ♦ Paper, 10c. 647 1921. Conference report to .c 648 1922. c“alye 19sTr'lf”m Co“ml,t“ »" '« 649 1923. Preserving domestic gold mining industry and increasing domestic produc- tion of gold Report from Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs to accompany H.R. 11667. Aug. 31, 1966. 10 p. 650 1925. Income tax treatment of exploration expenditures in case of minins Con- ference report to accompany H.R. 4665. Aug. 31, 1966. 6 p 651 1929. Creating permanent Select Committee on Standards and Conduct. Report from Committee on Rules to accompany H. Res. 954. Aug. 31, 1966. 2 p. 652 1932. TUpaany S F54*^^?’“ift P3°ject’ Oreg’ Conference report to accom- 653 1955. Consideration of House joint resolution 688. Report from Committee on Rules to accompany H. Res. 1002. Sept. 1, 1966. 1 p 654 1956. Consideration of House Joint Resolution 1163. Report from Committee on Rules to accompany H. Res. 1003. Sept. 1, 1966. 1 p. 655 1957. Consideration of H.R. 8664. Report from Committee on Rules” ’ to accom- pany H. Res. 1004. Sept. 1, 1966. 1 p. 656 1958. Consideration of H.R. 11256. Report from Committee on Rules to accom- pany H. Res. 1005. Sept. 1, 1966. 1 p. 657 1961. Consideration of H.R. 12536. Report from Committee on Rules to accom- pany H. Res. 1008. Sept. 1, 1966. 1 p. 658 1962. Consideration of H.R. 17195. Report from Committee on Rules to » ccom- ,pany------H. Res. 1009. Sept. 1. 1966. Ip. 659 1973. Income tax treatment of certain distributions pursuant to Bank holdins company act of 1956. Report from Committee on Ways and Means to accompany H.R. 11257. Sept. 1, 1966. 14 p. 15 means 660 1975. Alaska Experiment Station. Report from Committee on Agriculture to accompany S. 3421. Sept. 1, 1966. 3 p. 661 1976. Reimbursement of Wyoming. Report from Committee on Agriculture to accompany H.R. 4429. Sept. 1, 1966. 4 p. B e T0 662 1978. Adjusting status of Cuban refugees to that of lawful permanent residents United States. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 15183. Sept. 1, 1966. 11 p. 663 2063. Child nutrition. Conference report to accompany S. 3467. 1966. 7 p. Sept. 21, 664 2064. Military medical benefits amendments of 1966. Conference report to accompany H.R. 14088. Sept. 21, 1966. 8 p. 665 2069. Consideration of S. 3423. Report from Committee on Rules to accom- pany H. Res. 1022. Sept. 23, 1966. Ip. 666 2077. Financial institutions supervisory and insurance act of 1966. Report from Committee on Banking and Currency to accompany H.R. 17899. bent. 24, 1966. 62 p. L.C. card 67-60263 *For Sale by Superintendent of Documents ■[Distribution Made by Issuing Office Page 30 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 667 2079. Federal Reserve Board delegations. Report from Committee on Banking and Currency to accompany S. 1556. Sept. 26, 1966. 4 p. 668 2082. Effect of corn marketing by Commodity Credit Corporation upon small business. Report of Select Committee on Small Business pursuant to H. Res. 13 ; Sept. 26, 1966. vii-J-9 p. L.C. card 66-62731 669 2083. Improving aids to navigation services of Coast Guard. Report from Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries to accompany S. 3715. Sept. 26, 1966. 9 p. 670 2084. Naming Federal office building, Detroit, Mich., in honor of late Patrick V. McNamara. Report from Committee on Public Works to accompany S. 3748. Sept. 26, 1966. 3 p. 671 2088. Providing for control or elimination of jellyfish. Report from Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries to accompany H.R. 11475. Sept. 27. 1966. 11 p. L.C. card 66-62725 672 2089. District of Columbia revenue act of 1966. Conference report to accom- pany H.R. 11487. Sept. 27, 1966. 9 p. 673 2090. Consideration of S. 3035. Report from Committee on Rules to accompany H. Res. 1032. Sept. 28, 1966. 1 p. 674 2091. Consideration of H.R. 17899. Report from Committee on Rules to accom- pany H. Res. 1033. Sept. 28, 1966. 1 p. 675 2145. Proposed amendment to Atomic Energy Commission’s fiscal year 1967 authorization act pertaining to nuclear power-desalting facility. Report from Joint Committee on Atomic Energy to accompany H.R. 17558. Sept. 28, 1966. 8 p. 676 2146. Consideration of Senate joint resolution 108. Report from Committee on Rules to accompany H. Res. 1035. Sept. 28. 1966. 1 p. 677 2147. Consideration of H.R. 17607. Report from Committee on Rules to accom- pany H. Res. 1036. Sept. 28, 1966. 1 p. 678 2150. Amending sec. 301(a)(7) of Immigration and nationality act. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2829. Sept. 28, 1966. 5 p. 679 2156. National sea grant college and program act of 1966. Conference report to accompany H.R. 16559. Sept. 29, 1966. 8 p. L.C. card 67-60227 680 2163. Leasing of Clarinda, Iowa, airport property. Report from Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce to accompany H.R. 10700. Sept. 30, 1966. 9 p. 681 2176. National Museum act of 1965. Conference report to accompany S. 1310. Oct. 4, 1966. 3 p. 682 2177. Land conveyance to city of El Paso, Tex. Report from Committee on Armed Services to accompany S. 3148. Oct. 4, 1966. 9 p. 683 2178. Authorizing disposal of industrial diamond stones from national stock- pile and supplemental stockpile. Report from Committee on Armed Services to accompany H.R. 13320. Oct. 4, 1966. 7 p. 684 2179. Authorizing disposal of battery grade synthetic manganese dioxide from national stockpile. Report from Committee on Armed Services to ac- company H.R. 13661. Oct. 4, 1966. 5 p. 685 2180. Authorizing disposal of fused crude aluminum oxide from national stock- pile and supplemental stockpile. Report from Committee on Armed Services to accompany H.R. 13370. Oct. 4, 1966. 6 p. 686 2181. Authorizing military departments to adjust deposit accounts of certain enlisted members who lost interest on savings deposits. Report from Committee on Armed Services to accompany H.R. 16394. Oct. 4, 1966. 5 p. 687 2182. Authorizing disposal of nickel from national stockpile. Report from Com- mittee on Armed Services to accompany H.R. 17376. Oct. 4, 1966. 5 p. 688 2183. Amending sec. 215 of Immigration and nationality act. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 1748. Oct. 4, 1966. 12 p. [Includes minority views.] 689 2185. Providing for price adjustments in Department of Defense contracts for procurement of milk. Report from Committee on Armed Services to accompany H.R. 17500. Oct. 4, 1966. 7 p. 690 2193. Federal land bank system commemorative medals. Report from Committee on Banking and Currency to accompany S.J. Res. 153. Oct. 5, 1966. 3 p. 691 2232. Financial institutions supervisory act of 1966. Conference report to accompany S. 3158. Oct. 11, 1966. 4 p. [Corrected print.] 692 2247. Permitting persons from countries assisting United States in its efforts in Vietnam to receive instruction at 3 service academies. Report from Committee on Armed Services to accompany S. 3887. Oct. 12, 1966. 8 p. 693 2249. District of Columbia public education act. Report from Committee on District of Columbia to accompany H.R. 16958. Oct. 12, 1966. 17 p. 694 2251. Consideration of S. 390. Report from Committee on Rules to accompany H. Res. 1049. Oct. 12, 1966. 1 p. 695 2252. Consideration of H.R. 13447. Report from Committee on Rules to ac- company H. Res. 1050. Oct. 12, 1966. 1 p. 696 2253. Consideration of H.R. 18176. Report from Committee on Rules to ac- company H. Res. 1051. Oct. 12, 1966. 1 p. 697 2254. Consideration of H.R. 18225. Report from Committee on Rules to ac- company H. Res. 1052. Oct. 12, 1966. 1 p. 698 2255. Consideration of H.R. 18233. Report from Committee on Rules to ac- company H. Res. 1053. Oct. 12, 1966. 1 p. <>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 31 Gov er nm en t Publ ic ati ons H™s ,e pS °n Pub l .ic 89th Congress-Continued 699 2302. Proceedings against Milton Mitchell Cohen. Report U^i-eHcJrA^vnierctlta^^^^^ 700 2307. Consideration of Senate joint resolution 167. Report from Committee on Rules to accompany H. Res. 1063. Oct. 18, 1966. Ip Committee 701 2322. 11555. g0ctai9 To66aS°4 pTeX‘ Con£erence report to accompany H.R. 702 2327. F7s&V“<5rt.“5 ‘Ae^’lSp’68' Conference report to accompany H.R. 703 2328. 17&. Commute, on Veteran.. 704 2330. %UcSttTo'fi>r<,s./pf trust- report to no 705 2332. f,z ,oi« »« 706 2334. StOctS21f, lSBoa“ ^usoes. Conference report to accompany H.R. 131S3. Agriculture Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 [Committee hearings] serial, 89th Congress . +f o Item 1010 707 uu. rFederal ’ • Intermediate• • credit banks debenture Interest rate limitation hear- iii + 18 pb tongress’ 2d session, on H.J. Res. 1217, Aug. 3, 1966. ’ 1966. L.C. card 66-62609 Y 4 A? R/1 • r rr /o 708 VV. Repeal Naval stores act, hearing before Subcommittee on forests 89th L°CSca?d 66-62608“’ °Q HR’ 7381, Aug> 22’ 1966' 1966‘ iu + 26 p 709 VVW. MiLCCiacDaerdU(W-^gS’ 89th Congress’ 2d session. 1966. 710 YY. POp1otultryS8e9Ctth°? regulatl°as’ hearing before SubcommitteiY'n^aYryUnd L.CUlterayr’d869^6576fe9reSS’ 2d SeSS1°n’ SePt 21’ 1966' 1964\ ^ + 55^ 711 ZZ. WcYedYd89Pthj^r±ri9T before Subcommittee on Conservation and 218 p’ 89th Congress> 2d session, Mar. 21-Sept. 21, 1966. 1966. v + U.C. card 67 60150 y 4 a — a/i . w at 712 AAA. ^kP^n^VI'118 order?l hearing before Subcommittee on Domestic Mar- Oct lg2 1966 Rr al1S58’ 89th Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 15959, L.C. card 66-65763 P y 4,Ag 8/1. c 42 Armed Services Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 713 Examination of Department of Defense cost reduction program, hearings before Subcommittee for Special Investigations, 89th Congress 2d ses- sion, under authority of H. Res. 118, July 13-22, 1966. 1966 iii+371 p.il. f • Item 1012 L.C. card 67-60154 Y 4. Ar 5/2. D 36/8 [Papers], 89th Congress, t • Item 1012 Y 4.Ar 5/2a: 965-66/(nos ) 714 71. Re® °«<££enal subcommittee following visit to southeast Asia, Apr 7-19 L C ca8rd 6(£61975SS’ d °U ! J“ly 19, 1966' 196(L n +954^69 p ’ 715 77. ^committee no 1 consideration of H.J. Res. 561 to authorize Secretary of AciviliJitn«fwh?11SiA headstones or markers to commemorate those p 10193-206 1 1 their UVeS aboard submarine U.S.S. Thresher. [1966J 716 78. n For Sale by Superintendent of Documents [Distribution Made by Issuing Office Page ^2 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 718 80. Subcommittee no. 1, consideration of H.R. 420 and H.R. 8158, to amend title 10, United States Code, to authorize commissioning of male persons in Regular Army in Army Nurse Corps and Army Medical Specialist Corps, and Regular Air Force with view to designation of Air Force nurses and medical specialists, and for other purposes, and H.R. 11488, H.R. 11727, and H.R. 15056, to authorize grade of brigadier general in Medical Service Corps of Regular Army, and for other purposes. [1966.] p. 10225-246. 719 83. Subcommittee no. 1 consideration of H.R. 16306, to amend Central Intelli- gence Agency act of 1949, as amended, and for other purposes. [1966.] p.10315-345. 720 90. Full committee consideration of H.R. 12536, to amend sec. 409 of title 37, United States Code, relating to transportation of house trailers and mobile dwellings of members of uniformed services, and H.R. 17119, to amend title 10, United States Code, to permit members of Armed Forces to be assigned or detailed to Environmental Science Services Administration, Department of Commerce. [1966.] p. 10891—894. 721 91. Subcommittee on Real Estate consideration of S. 3148 to provide for convey- ance of all right, title, and interest of United States reserved or retained in certain lands heretofore conveyed to city of El Paso, Tex. [1966.] p.10895-918. 722 92. Subcommittee no. 1 consideration of H.R. 17376, to authorize disposal of nickel from national stockpile. [1966.] p. 10919-940. 723 99. Full committee consideration of H.R. 12822, H.R. 16000, H.R. 16394, H.R. 13320, H.R. 13661, H.R. 13370, H.R. 17376, H.R. 17451, H.R. 17500, H.R. 18019, S. 3148, report of Special Subcommittee on Proposed Disposal of U.S. Naval Academy Dairy Farm, and report of Special Subcommittee on Commercial Air Transportation for Service Personnel while on Authorized Leave. [1966.] p. 11671-699. 724 102. Report of activities of House Committee on Armed Services, 89th Congress. 1st and 2d sessions, 1965-66. 1966. ii + 11781-8484-iv p. L.C. card 53-63403 Banking and Currency Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 725 Demonstration cities and metropolitan development act of 1966, Public law 89-754, together with brief summary, section-by-section analysis, legis- lative history, and conference report, 89th Congress, 2d session; Nov. 4, 1966. 1966. iii+84 p. (Committee print.) * Paper, 25c. L.C. card 67-60183 Y 4.B 22/1: C 49/3 726 Investigation into Federal Services Finance Corporation, hearings before Subcommittee on Domestic Finance, 89th Congress, 1st session. • Item 1013 L.C. card 65-62484 Y 4.B 22/1: F 31/37/pt.2 pt. 2. Sept. 13, 1965. 1965 [published 1966]. iii + 335-376 p. il. t District of Columbia Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 727 Prisoners work release, hearing before subcommittee no. 4, 89th Congress, 2d session, on S. 1319, Aug. 16, 1966. 1966. iii-j-36 p. f © Item 1014 L.C. card 67-60151 Y 4.D63/1: P 93 Education and Labor Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 728 Review of National labor relations act, hearing before Special Subcommit- tee on Labor, 89th Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 667 [and other] bills to amend National labor relations act, Feb. 9 and Sept. 14, 1966. iii-f-111 p. il. | • Item 1015 L.C. card 66-65761 Y 4.Ed 8/1: L 11/25 729 U.S. Office of Education, hearings before Special Subcommittee on Educa- tion, 89th Congress, 2d session, on study of Office of Education, Aug. 2-10, 1966. 1966. vi+354 p. il. t • Item 1015 L.C. card 66-65762 Y 4.Ed 8/1: Ed 8/30 Foreign Affairs Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 730 Foreign policy aspects of Kennedy Round, hearings before Subcommittee on Foreign Economic Policy, 89th Congress, 2d session, Aug. 9-17, 1966. 1966. iii-f-74 p. 1 pl. t • Hem 1017 L.C. card 66-65767 Y 4.F 76/1: K 38 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 2215] •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 33 Gov ern ment Pub lic ati on s 731 Gro?7 hankd\?hSinR-umiPact’ hearings, 89th Congress, 2d session, on H.R. Government Operations Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 735 Intergovernmental cooperation, hearings before subcommittee, 89th Oon- fflTOST11’ °1 HR- 10212’ HR- 11863> HR- 12896, H.R. 17955, Mar. 1-Oct. 18, 1966. 1966. v+506 p. 1 pl. f • item L.C. card 66-65771 Y 4.G 74/7: In 8/13 736 Reorganization plan no. 4 of 1966 (National Zoological Park), hearing be- fore subcommittee, 89th Congress, 2d session, Aug. 9, 1966. 1966 iii-L 4 p. f • Item 1016 L.C. card 66-62404 Y 4.G 74/7: R 29/3/966/no. 4 737 Submissions of agency accounting systems for GAO approval, 1966 hear- ing before subcommittee, 89th Congress, 2d session, Sept. 19,1966 ’ 1966 in+78 p. f • Item 1016 ’ L.C. card 66-65764 Y 4.G 74/7: Ac 2/2/966 738 Water pollution, Great Lakes, hearing before subcommittee, 89th Congress 2d session. • Item 1016 ’ L.C. card 66-62484 Y 4 House Administration Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 739 reforni act of 1966’ hearings before Subcommittee on Elections 89th Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 15317 and related bills. Julv 21- Aug. 25,1966. 1966. iii+168 p. f • Item 1018 L.C. card 66-65770 y 4 H 81/3. Eq 2/3 740 Pershing memorial, hearing before Subcommittee on Library and Memo- 89th Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 14195 and related bills, July 13 1966. 1966. iii+24 p. f • Item 1018 ’ L.C. card 66-62407 y 4 H 81/3. p 43 Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 [Committee hearings] serial, 89th Congress. • Item 1019 741 46. Ihree German paintings, hearing before Subcommittee on Commerce 89th Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 12543, Sept. 19, 1966 ■tovv. 111 + ^4 p. T L.C. card Y 4.In 8/4 : 89-46 For Sale by Superintendent of Documents TDistnbution Made by Issuing Office Page 34 ^Official Use. Not Available Janu ar y 1967 Judiciary Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 [Committee hearings] serial, 89th Congress. • Item 1020 742 22. Professional football league merger, hearings before Antitrust Subcommittee (subcommittee no. 5), 89th Congress, 2d session, on S. 3817, and similar bills, Oct. 6-13, 1966. 1966. jv+265 p. il. t L.C. card 66-65766 Y 4. J 89/1: 89/22 Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 [Committee hearings] serial, 89th Congress, t • Item 1021 Y4.M 53 : 89-(nos.) 743 20. Vietnam, shipping policy review, hearings before Subcommittee on Merchant Marine, 89th Congress, 2d session : pt. 3, May 18—June 15, 1966. 1966. v4-527-760 p. il. L.C. card 66-61031 744 31. Coastwise cruise regulations, hearings, 89th Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 10327 : pt. 2, Oct. 11, 1966. 1966. lii 4-205-266 p. L.C. card 65-62867 745 33. Coast Guard legislation, 1966, hearings before Subcommittee on Coast Guard, Coast and Geodetic Survey, and Navigation, 89th Congress, 2d session on H.R. 8760, S. 2142 and H.R. 721, H.R. 16812, S. 1275; May 10 and Aug. 25, 1966. 1966. iv4-56 p. L.C. card 66-65768 746 34. Marine Biological Research Laboratory, hearing before Subcommittee on Oceanography, 89th Congress, 1st session, on S. 1735 and H.R. 7778, Aug. 19,1965. 1966. iii-4-14 p. L.C. card 67-60152 Post Office and Civil Service Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 747 False or misleading mail matter, hearing before Subcommittee on Postal Operations, 89th Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 6102. • Item 1022 L.C. card 66-61864 Y 4.P 84/10: M 28/31/pt. 2 pt. 2. July 26, 1966. 1966. iii4-35-48p. t 748 Federal employees’ administrative leave for hurricane or severe weather conditions, hearing before Subcommittee on Civil Service, 89th Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 11434, Aug. 31, 1966. 1966. iii-f-32 p. t • Item 1022 L.C. card 66-62639 Y 4.P 84/10: F 31/2 749 Survivor annuities with respect to reemployed annuitants, hearing before Subcommittee on Retirement, Insurance, and Health Benefits, 89th Congress, 2d session, on S. 699, Sept. 28, 1966. 1966. iii+10 p. f • Item 1022 L.C. card 66-62814 Y 4.P 84/10: An 7/8 Public Works Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 [Committee hearings, serial] 89th Congress, t • Item 1024 Y 4.P 96/11: 89-(nos.) 750 45. Ponte Vecchio, East Potomac Park bridge, hearings before Subcommittee on Rivers and Harbors, 89th Congress, 2d session, Aug. 11, 1966. 1966. iii-f-40 p. il. L.C. card 66-65760 . t c 751 47. Omnibus rivers and harbors and flood control bill, 1966, hearings before Subcommittee on Rivers and Harbors and Subcommittee on Flood Control, 89th Congress, 2d session, Sept. 28-Oct. 5, 1966. 1966. v-|-160 p. il. L.C. card 66-65772 Rules Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 752 Policies and guidelines for school desegregation, hearing, 89th Congress, 2d session, on H. Res. 826. Item 1025 L.C. card 66-65707 Y 4.R 86/1: Sch 6/2/pt. 2 pt. 2. Oct. 4, 1966. 1966. iii 4-55-110 p. t 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 35 242-038—67—No. 864- Gove rn men t Pub li ca ti on s Science and Astronautics Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 [Papers], 89th Congress, 2d session, f • Item 1025-A 753 « T + , Y 4.Sci 2:89-(nos.) ». international^T2niT66 89commerciallh96?n^i2 standards20dpSe88i activities°n’ H R- hearings-d bbefore^! 17598nd >,C Sept' L.C. card 66-65773 754 9. Bill to repeal Standard container act of 1916 and 1928, hearings before ad 1966SU^fT9^tntee’ 89th ConSress’ 2d session, on S. 17, Sept 27, 1966. in-p. L.C. eard 66-62720 Veterans’ Affairs Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 755 Title 38, United States Code, Veterans’ benefits; Nov. 15, 1966. 1966. vn4-405+[1] p l ta.b. (House committee print 240, 89th Congress^ 2d session ) [Contains all laws of general applicability in force as amended through 2d session of 89th Congress, which are administered by Veterans Administration, and includes tables which should be of assistance to those desiring information about such laws. Includes on last page, edge index with instructions for use.] ♦ Paper, $1.50 Y 4.V 64/3: B 43/6/966 Ways and Means Committee, House Washington, D.C. 20515 756 Legislative history of H.R. 8363, 88th Congress, Revenue act of 1904 Public law 88-272; prepared by staff. 1966. L.C. card 67-60164 y 4.W 36: R 32/64/pt. (nos.) ’ pt. 1. xx+1-1405 p. * Paper, $4.00 pt. 2. xx+ 1407-2494 p. * Paper, $3.25 pt. 3. xx + 2495-3543 p. ♦ Paper, $3.00 pt. 4. xx+3545-4404 p. * Paper, $2.50 757 Legislative history of H.R. 11256, 89th Congress, Federal tax lien act of 1966, Public law 89-719. 1966. ix+783 p. * Paper, $2.50. L.C. card 67-60165 y 4 jy 3g. rp 49/40 SENATE Washington, D.C. 20510 758 List of standing committees and committee assignments of Senators for 89th Congress, May 17,1966 ; prepared by Thomas N. Gay, printing clerk. [1966.] lip. $ Y 1.3: C 73/58/89-2 759 Subcommittees of Senate for 89th Congress, 2d session, together with select, special, and joint committees, corrected to Sept. 2, 1966; prepared by Thomas N. Gay, printing clerk. 1966. iii+25 p. $ Y 1.3: Su 1 760 Telephone directory, Senate, fall 1966; [compiled by Sergeant at Arms] [1966.] cover title, 108 p. 4° [Text on p. 2 and 3 of cover] * Paper, 75c- Y 1.3 : T 23/966-2 Senate documents lenate documents, entries for which are followed by a t, may be obtained from the Senate Document Room or from the issuing office. y Senate documents, 89th Congress. 761 101. Au^m°tIve.air pollution, 4th reP°rt of Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare to Congress pursuant to Public law 88-206, Clean air act [with • Hem 99?renCeS ; July 2'8, 1966' 1966’ v+10 p‘ * Paper, 10 c. L.C. card 65-60651 762 103. C1“salflcatl0“ Unlt*d ^ates Senators; prepared by Floyd M. Riddick; L.(? ca;d 6&2995 + P’ ’Paper-20c’ •^996 ♦For Sale by Superintendent of Documents fDistribution Made by Issuing Office Page 36 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 7 63 108, v. 1. Status of Puerto Rico, hearings before United States-Puerto Rico Com- mission on Status of Puerto Rico: v. 1, Legal-constitutional factors in relation to status of Puerto Rico, May 14-18, 1965. 1966. _ vi-f-563 p. [Hearings held in San Juan, Puerto Rico. English and Spanish.] * Pa- per, $1.75. (To be sent to depository libraries in Serial set binding). L.C. card 67-60250 764 119. Canada-United States Interparliamentary Group, report to Senate on 9th meeting, held at Washington, D.C., May 18—22, 1966, by George D. Aiken, chairman of Senate delegation; Oct. 19, 1966. 1966. vii-f-11 p. t • Item 996 L.C. card 59-64053 765 122. Tributes to Epessard Lindsey Holland of Florida in Senate of United States, commemorating 20 years of service as Senator; Oct. 20, 1966. 1966. ii + 34 p. t • Item 996 L.C. card 67-60264 766 123. Woodrow Wilson Memorial Commission, final report to the President and Congress of United States, Washington, D.C., Sept. 1966. 1966. viii + 11 p il. t • Item 996 , 767 126. Summary of legislative record and digest of major accomplishments, 89th Congress, 2d session, Jan. 10-Oct. 22, 1966, together with statement by Mike Mansfield, Senate majority leader; Oct. 17, 1966. 1966. x + 277 p. f • Item 996 L.C. card 48-46961 Senate reports Note .— For titles of bills which these reports accompany, see Congressional record index. Senate reports on private bills, 89th Congress, t Senate Document Room, Capitol. • Item 1008-B 768 1560. Robert Dean Ward. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 2349. Aug. 31, 1966. 5 p. 769 1561. Josephine Ann Bellizia. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany H.R. 3671. Aug. 31, 1966. 5 p. 770 1562. John F. Reagan, jr. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 4075. Aug. 31, 1966. 5 p. 771 1563. Puget Sound Plywood, Inc. Report from Committee on Judiciary to ac- company S. 1347. Aug. 31, 1966. 11 p. 772 1564. John R. McKinney. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 14379. Aug. 31, 1966. 3 p. 773 1565. Vernon M. Nichols. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 14514. Aug. 31, 1966. 6 p. 774 1567. Li Tsu (Nako) Chen. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 6606. Aug. 31, 1966. 7 p. 775 1570. Sophia Soliwoda. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 7671. Aug. 31, 1966. 4 p. 776 1571. Kimberly Ann Yang. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 10656. Aug. 31, 1966. 6 p. 777 1572. Maj. Alan DeYoung, U.S. Army. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 10990. Aug. 31, 1966. 5 p. 778 1574. Hubert J. Kupper. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 11251. Aug. 31, 1966. 6 p. 779 1575. Certain individuals employed by Department of Defense at Granite City Defense Depot, Granite City, Ill. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 11271. Aug. 31, 1966. 4 p. 780 1576. Maria Anna Piotrowski, formerly Czeslawa Marek. Report from Commit- tee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 11347. Aug. 31, 1966. 5 p. 781 1578. Kazimierz (Casimer) Krzykowski. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 12950. Aug. 31, 1966. 6 p. 782 1584. Permitting Edward C. Bower to serve as national bank director. Report from Committee on Banking and Currency to accompany S. 2973. Sept. 1, 1966. 2 p. 783 1589. For relief of Mule Creek Oil Co., Inc., a Delaware corporation. Report from Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs to accompany S. 1880. Sept. 6, 1966. 5 p. 784 1750. Solomon S. Levadi. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 3557. Oct. 18, 1966. 6 p. 785 1751. Herman Feldman. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 4454. Oct. 18, 1966. 6 p. 786 1753. J. M. Pendarvis, jr. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 9036. Oct. 18, 1966. 5 p. 787 1754. CWO Joseph J. McGavin. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany H.R. 11467. Oct. 18, 1966. 6 p. 788 1756. Carl V. Elliott. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 12512. Oct. 18, 1966. 4 p. 789 1758. Thomas C. Macpherson, jr. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany H.R. 14525. Oct. 18, 1966. 4 p. 790 1771. CWO Charles M. Bickart, U.S. Marine Corps (retired). Report from Com- mittee on Judiciary to accompany S. 1406. Oct. 18, 1966. 4 p. 791 1773. City of El Dorado, Kans. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany S. 2510. Oct. 18, 1966. 4 p. 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 37 Gov er nm en t Pub li ca ti on s 792 Si774e onPrivate bills> 89th Congress—Continued aS. 2677. Oct?18/1966? 9^“ Committee 011 Judiciary to accompany 793 1775.’ Chsar29Slf • Ohct.ri80,ni966'eP03rtpfr°m Commlttee on Judiciary to accompany 794 1776.’ ChSS2925B- oSs, lR96P6°rt4fpam Commlttee on Judiciary to accompany 795 1777. company^*3050. ^ct^lS, 1966?* Committee on Judiciary to ac- 796 1779. Hesr3115. BOUcLni8,f9eP6Ort 7p°m ’Commlttee °a Judiciary to accompany 797 1781. K^l208Betoactdi8R19P6°6rt 117 Committee Judiciary to accompany 798 1783. to accompany SG3535a ^O^ lS^oe ^7? fr°m Committee on Judiciary 799 1786. H.R. ?328IU11Oct. 18*1966. ^3™. Committee on Judiciary to accompany 800 1787. company H^t. 1388.WC1Oct.R8P19t66frO17DCOmmittee °n Judiciary to ac- 801 1788. BoXco^t7fe.ron J^?8°“9^P16r 2“ V fUS’ usance plant in »rdiciary to accompany H.R 2266 Oct Committee on Ju- 802 1790. MCHK°Ry-3Hi^erTctS°8, l?^rt6fj;Ora C°mm«tee9o6n6iudUry to accompany 803 1791. MH.RE3500 BOc1tJ18 ft* Committee on Judiciary to accompany 804 1796. ^Judiciary Yo^a^com^any^^.R?^445'7 Committee on 805 1798. DrH.laU5196R9. ^'18^7? O°mniCit'te^e9on9 Judiciary'to accompany 806 1799. company H.R? 6035. ^^ct. 1/^1966^°™!)COmmittCe °D Judiciary to ac- 807 1800. *7026? LOctn 18, 1966.rt 4™“ Comlnlttee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 808 1801. CJEaLR 8.937TU Oct?'l 7“ Committee on Judiciary to accompany 809 1802. WHnRm9213BU0ctei8’RlT6<6?t 6*7 Committee on Judiciary to accompany 810 1804. ^H.RU1015ieSPOct.R8/’19t66fr°3pCOmmlttee °D Judiciary to accompany 811 1805. as.eil5R0.KPOct.' 18^1966? ^7 Committee °° Judiciary to accompany 812 1806. Jnil6BLkJdctRlI8?196f6Om8jG°mmittee °n Judiciary to accompany H.R. 813 1807. panyH.RB11676? eOct. 18,1966 ^8™ Commlttee on Judiciary to accom- 814 1809. p^t^ici^ry1^/? a/jcon^pany^H.R^lSSbo^'^ct 11*^7 C°mmlttee ™ 815 1810. 8SaynH KW74Z 77 IS*® 7p C°mmitt’ee on Judiciary to accom- 816 1R1Q1811. Jl&V Oct. RSPlO966frO5 pC°mmittee °D JudIciary to company H.R. 817 1814. M/rtlTrPcaAy ®’V48^SS Oct? 18R1966/ C°mmlttee on Judiciary 818 181r E accomla%H?R.ni4920mUdOct. 18*1966. 7™. Committee on Judiciary to 819 Vom Comm*ttee°on Sciary' t^Tcompany^R?1!6977 ^Oct'lS^igee* 820 1817. A HUR?U17261ThOdct.ri8, l^ ST Committee oa Ju^iary to accompany 821 1818. R°Sa2695a 0ect°18Sei966eP06tpfr0m Committee on Judiciary to accompany 822 1819. DFS. 3223s. Lbctai8ai96RePO5rtpfr°m Committee Ju^iary to accompany 823 1820. 824 1821. ^°on J^^darySto°acBomepanyUS?d325^\a^(Ryt*Piy8ai1966ReP0ir? C«e 825 1822. Dep^yHSk3258SenOctai8?\966P°6\frOm CommIttee Judiciary to accom- 826 1825. ChSn3mn 18,i1966ReP71lfr°m C°mmIttee °n Judiciarr *<> accompany 827 1826. acco^pan GS?t3713?OSbct.P18.19R6P°r7 pTOm Committee on Judiciary to 828 1827. Drs.L3790.G- oSit 19R66P°r6 6ommittee on Judiciary to accompany 829 1831. ^^e^Ocris’lld^^^p.111 C°“mlttee on Judiciary to accompany 830 1833. ^iar^to^co^pS^ Committee on Judi- 831 1840. T1™udidarySteoPaccompanydS.B36^1.^DOct. 157966^67. C°mmlttee °° *??ri S?le .bv Superintendent of Documents lPj®tr,butlon Made by Issuing Office Page 38 ^Official Use. Not Available Janu ar y 1967 832 1843. Lt. Col. Samuel J. Cole, U.S. Army (retired). Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2147. Oct. 19, 1966. 8 p. 833 1844. Eugene E. Laird. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 552. Oct. 19, 1966. 5 p. 834 1845. Susan Jeanne Clynes. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2222. Oct. 19, 1966. 4 p. 835 1846. Martha Blankenship. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 3750. Oct. 19, 1966. 6 p. 836 1847. H. Foster Hunter. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 1269. Oct. 19, 1966. 4 p. 837 1848. Miss Elisabeth von Oberndorff. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 3901. Oct. 19, 1966. 9 p. 838 1849. City of Umatilla, Oreg. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany H.R. 6103. Oct. 19, 1966. 5 p. 839 1850. Milan Compress Co. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 8358. Oct. 19, 1966. 6 p. 840 1851. Capt. Harold G. Wilmarth. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany H.R. 9348. Oct. 19, 1966. 6 p. 841 1852. Mrs. Elisabeth Manninen. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany H.R. 10249. Oct. 19, 1966. 4 p. 842 1853. Leonard J. Dalton. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 10662. Oct. 19, 1966. 6 p. 843 1854. Katherine Nabokoff and Emil Homoceanu. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 10846. Oct. 19, 1966. 5 p. 844 1855. Donald E. Auseon. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 13682. Oct. 19, 1966. 4 p. 845 1858. Katherine M. Perakls. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 14749. Oct. 19. 1966. 4 p. 846 1859. Certain Navy Individuals. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany H.R. 14864. Oct. 19, 1966. 8 p. 847 1860. Henry P. Leonhardy. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 15014. Oct. 19, 1966. 6 p. 848 1863 Robert G. Smith. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 982. Oct. 19, 1966. 6 p. 849 1864 Louis T. Miller. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2024. Oct. 19, 1966. 8 p. , , 850 1868. Charles Bernstein. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 3301. Oct. 19, 1966. 4 p. , . x „ noB^ 851 1869. Jack Baer. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2661. Oct. 19, 1966. 7 p. , , 852 1870. Bernard J. Campbell. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2186. Oct. 18, 1966. 5 p. . , ,, , 853 1871. Philip J. Fichman. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 1696. Oct. 19, 1966. 5 p. . 854 1872. John R. Devereux. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 294. Oct. 19, 1966. 6 p. 855 1873. Douglas B. Bagnell. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 1194. Oct. 19, 1966. 6 p. , , 856 1874 Colvern D. Henry. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 1335. Oct. 19,1966. 5 p. „ 857 1875 Harold Braun. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 1926. Oct. 19, 1966. 5 p. T . 858 1876 John T. Knight. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 8694. Oct. 19, 1966. 8 p. 859 1882. Maria Rossi. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 2129. Oct. 20, 1966. 5 p. 860 1885. James S. Kahriman. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 3756. Oct. 20, 1966. 4 p. 861 1893. Miss Rajka Soda. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 8614. Oct. 20, 1966. 6 p. 862 1899. Dr. Jacinta Llorens. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 11590. Oct. 20, 1966. 3 p. 863 1901. Maria Karidakis. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 11952. Oct. 20, 1966. 5 p. 864 1903. Dr. Augusto J. Fernandez-Conde. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 12317. Oct. 20, 1966. 3 p. 865 1904. Dr. Marlo Orlando Santos-Estevez. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 12781. Oct. 20, 1966. 6 p. 866 1905. Alexander Francis Saker. Report from Committee on Judiciary to ac- company H.R. 12920. Oct. 20, 1966. 3 p. 867 1907. Antonio Barquet Chediak. Report from Committee on Judiciary to ac- company H.R. 14173. Oct. 20, 1966. 4 p. 868 1908. Renato Camacho Castro. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accom- pany H.R. 14984. Oct. 20, 1966. 4 p. 869 1911. Dr. Antonio Rondon Delgado. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 16610. Oct. 20, 1966. 3 p. 870 1912. Dr. Fidel Rodriguez-Cubas. Report from Committee on Judiciary to ac- company H.R. 18033. Oct. 20, 1966. 3 p. 871 1913. Dr. Miguel Angel Martinez y Corpas. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 3530. Oct. 20, 1966. 4 p. 872 1914. Dr. Antonio B. Santillano. Report from Committee on Judiciary to ac- company H.R. 10288. Oct. 20, 1966. 3 p. 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 39 Gov ern ment Pub li ca ti on s Senate reports on public bills, 89th Congress, f Senate Document Room, Capitol. • Item 1008-A 873 1346. Providing for establishment of Wolf Tran Farm Part < L.C. card 66-62013 874 1424. 875 1493. 876 1495. sec. '301 Immigration and nationality act Renort Ann01? Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 2829. Aug 24 1966 *5 n 877 1500. Appeals in patent and trademark cases. Report from Committee on Turn ciary to accompany S. 2207. Aug. 24, 1966. 5 n '-ommittee on Judi- 878 1503. AUh^°r/niiaS ^ttonie? Ccneral to transfer inmates from District of Colum- Aug.J24,’1966P 6 p.r°m Commlttee on Judiciary to accompany S. 3404. 879 1521. Amending District of Columbia income and franchise tax act of 1947 aa niI tou'eoZSSy's. 2I3?” Au'g”s °wm ""J° I“er“>r a"a I”s”lar Aff“" 882 1530. ReLa,tlng t0 CI?d,t life Insurance and credit health and accident insurance ree-spe/t student loans. Report from Committee on District of Columbia to accompany H.R. 10823. Aug. 25, 1966 5 n 1Jlstrlct of 883 1538. Joseph H. Hirslihorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. Report from Com- L.Ccard*66—6247^° 8 t0 accomPaily S- 33«9- Aug. 30, 1966 11 p. 884 1540. suspension of duty on certain istle. Report from Committee on Finance to accompany H.R. 12461. Aug. 30, 1966. 2 p. vomnmtee on 885 1542. ^epnMi?®w°Ct °+ Cross-Florida Barge Canal. Report from Committee on Public Works to accompany H.R. 790. Aug. 30, 1966. 2 p. 886 1543. laming Federal office building, Detroit, Mich., in honor of late Patrick S.'3®amAang. 30RlP9O66. Committee on Works toTccompS 887 1545. A“f?+d?ienlt0 ShlP “ortgage act, 1920, relating to fees for certification of o.Ltai%d0C"me,nts aJld maintenance of those documents on certain ves- Anr frR^ Committee on Commerce to accompany H.R. 8000. ^ii^« ov, IJuu, O p. 888 1547. A1?,e°d1Vi? certain provisions of law concerning relationship of Coast and Geodetic Survey to Army and Navy so they will apply with similar effect to Air Force and also reflect absorption of Coast and Geodetic Survey into Environmental Science Services Administration. Report from Committee nCommerce to accompany H.R. 722. Aug. 30, 1966. 11 p Committee 889 1550. Repealing Standard container acts of 1916 and 1928. Report from Com- mlttee on Commerce to accompany S. 17. Aug. 30, 1966? 11 n 890 1552. »" O’1”™"* *» 891 1554. In2?'i1AiPn Guam in State technical services act. Report from Com- nn,mr+tee 011 Commerce to accompany S. 2979. Aug. 31, 1966 3 p 892 1555. TOny S: MS? PeA?,“ !1l.Effis.t »" Commerce totoom- L.C. card 66-62475 893 1558. Amending District of Columbia income and franchise tax act of 1947 sosT'A'^fS'^'a'p00 Dlsttlrt °f ?■> 894 1559. Amending act incorporating American Legion bv redefining eligibility S°37I84mbA\!g1P31. lR9e6P6Ort2fpOni Committee on Judiciary to^SaS 895 1579. Waterfront priority holders. Report from Committee on District nf Pn lumbla to accompany H.R. 11428. Aug. 31, 1966. 7 p Ulstrlct of c°- 896 1583. Provlding for establishment of Joseph H. Hirshhorn Museum and Sonin nnae A’amde?\an+1- for+o^er purposes. Report from Committee on Rules and Administration to accompany S. 3389. Aug. 31, 1966 3 p * 897 1586. sX,l.tm6.C°"E1,*“ F“reis” 898 1614. Retroceding to Colorado jurisdiction over Fort Lvon Veterans’ Wnsni+ni stm ” nbor “a p"wia 899 1616. Commemorative medal for designation of Ellis Island as nart of Statno and Cu7renc?atTLaJompXmsn370lePUtr20, ^T^p. 900 1617. ,~?r, ,^y Superintendent of Documents Made by Issuing Office Page 40 tOfficial Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 901 1624. Dependency and indemnity compensation for certain service-connected deaths. Report from Committee on Finance to accompany H.R. 5852. Sept. 20, 1966. 4 p. 902 1625. Filing of tax returns directly with Internal Revenue Service centers. Report from Committee on Finance to accompany H.R. 6958. Sept. 20, 1966. 16 p. „ . 903 1626. Beirut agreement implementation legislation. Report from Committee on Finance to accompany H.J. Res. 688. Sept. 20, 1966. 10 p. 904 1657. Chamizal boundary highway. Report from Committee on Foreign Rela- tions to accompany S. 2630. Sept. 27, 1966. 8 p. 905 1658. National service life insurance—Philippine peso payments. Report from Committee on Finance to accompany H.R. 16557. Sept. 27, 1966. 11 p. 906 1660. Establishing Department of Transportation, and for other purposes. Re- port from Committee on Government Operations to accompany H.R. 15963. Sept. 27. 1966. 1 p. 907 1668. Providing for price adjustments in contracts for procurement of milk by Department of Defense. Report from Committee on Armed Services to accompany S. 3834. Sept. 30, 1966. 7 p. 908 1669. Authorizing award of Exemplary Rehabilitation Certificates. Report from Committee on Armed Services to accompany H.R. 16646. Sept. 30, 1966. 4 p. 909 1675. Adjusting status of Cuban refugees to that of lawful permanent residents of United States, and for other purposes. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany S. 3712. Oct. 4, 1966. 11 p. 910 1676. Rural renewal loans to local nonprofit organizations. Report from Com- mittee on Agriculture and Forestry to accompany S. 688. Oct. 5, 1966. 8 p. 911 1679. Dutiable status of watches, clocks, and timing apparatus from insular possessions. Report from Committee on Finance to accompany H.R. 8436. Oct. 5, 1966. 11 p. 912 1681. Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Mich. Report from Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs to accompany H.R. 8678. Oct. 6, 1966. 13 p. L.C. card 66-62843 913 1683. Providing for disposition of funds appropriated to pay judgement in favor of Omaha Tribe of Nebraska, and for other purposes. Report from Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs to accompany H.R. 8917. Oct. 6, 1966. 19 p. 914 1728. Older Americans community service program. Report from Committee on Labor and Public Welfare to accompany S. 2877. Oct. 13, 1966. 7 p. 915 1729. U.S. firefighters’ premium pay. Report from Committee on Post Office and Civil Service to accompany H.R. 16114. Oct. 14, 1966. 8 p. 916 1732. Authorizing printing for Senate Committee on Judiciary of additional copies of certain hearings held by its Subcommittee on Antitrust and Monopoly. Report from Committee on Rules and Administration to accompany S. Con. Res. 109. Oct. 14, 1966. 2 p. 917 1735. Authorizing printing of report entitled Profile of youth, 1966, as Senate document. Report from Committee on Rules and Administration to accompany S. Res. 312. Oct. 14, 1966. 2 p. 918 1762. Canceling certain unpaid interest accrued after Sept. 30, 1931, on loans made to World War I veterans upon security of adjusted-service certifi- cates. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 16074. Oct. 18, 1966. 6 p. 919 1766. Authorizing Secretary of Army to construct addition at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, D.C. Report from Committee on Armed Services to accompany H.R. 18019. Oct. 18, 1966. 4 p. 920 1767. Authorizing disposal of industrial diamond stones from national stockpile and supplemental stockpile. Report from Committee on Armed Services to accompany H.R. 13320. Oct. 18, 1966. 4 p. 921 1768. Disposal of battery-grade synthetic manganese dioxide from national stock- pile. Report from Committee on Armed Services to accompany H.R. 13661. Oct. 18, 1966. 3 p. 922 1769. Authorizing disposal of fused, crude aluminum oxide from national stock- pile and supplemental stockpile. Report from Committee on Armed Services to accompany H.R. 13370. Oct. 18, 1966. 4 p. 923 1794. Authorizing issuance of certificates of citizenship in Canal Zone. Report from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 3993. Oct. 18, 1966. 6 p. 924 1828. Golden Spike Centennial Celebration Commission. Report from Com- mittee on Judiciary to accompany S.J. Res. 124. Oct. 18, 1966. 2 p. 925 1837. Sale of land in Lander, Wyo.; acquisition of more suitable facilities. Report from Committee on Agriculture and Forestry to accompany S. 433. Oct. 18, 1966. 2 p. 926 1838. Increasing number of Marine Corps general officers. Report from Com- mittee on Armed Services to accompany H.R. 14741. Oct. 19, 1966. 8 p. 927 1856. Amending act of Aug. 14, 1964, to authorize payments of any amounts au- thorized under act to estates of persons who would have been eligible for payments under act. Report from Committee on Judiciary to ac- company H.R. 13982. Oct. 19, 1966. 3 p. 928 1857. Claims arising out of taking of 1960 decennial census. Report from Com- mittee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 14075. Oct. 19, 1966. 3 p. 929 1861. Amending Law enforcement assistance act of 1965. Report together with individual views from Committee on Judiciary to accompany H.R. 13551. Oct. 19, 1966. 7 p. For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 41 Gove rn men t Pub lic at io ns Senate reports on public bills, 89th Congress—Continued 930 1865 SJVO(Mc?ar^toOarcompanyeHJlFV57661 oT 19 ^p 931 932 SSfilS?/ ?rta!? «"’“>*«• lumbers of Armed Forces. Oct. 19, 1966 4pmlttee on Armed Services to accompany H.R. 16394. 933 1878. Public quarters and utilities without charge to civilian instructors at U S KoTriWaCo7mPmittee 011 Arnied - 934 !879. Increased^benefitsi to:»7SO“S receiving cash relief under Panama Canal cash H.R 5990. Oct 19,196”. 6” °” Services to accompany 935 1880. Certain rank, pay, and retirement privileges for officers serving in certain “ irmed 936 1816- jrom Aging, Special Committee on, Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 937 Needs for services revealed by Operation Medicare Alert, report by Sub- committee on I ederal, State, and Community Services ; Oct. 1966. 1966 I o’la rd’ R7 print’ 89th Con£ress. 2d session.) * Paper, 10c‘. CarU b7-b01 ‘5 Y 4.Ag 4; Se 6/5 Agriculture and Forestry Committee, Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 938 S^-ntal financing REA programs, hearings before subcommittee L.C. card 67-60148 y 4.Ag 8/2: R 88/10 Appropriations Committee, Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 939 PUmXZ0™>.0?Pr“PriatibAS tor.flsM1 J'ear 1967« Hearings before subeom- mittee, 89th Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 17787. • Item 1033 L.C. card 66-62706 y 4.Ap 6/2: P 96/3/967/pt.4 p. . Tennessee Valley Authority, Atomic Energy Commission. 1966. li + 143-f- Armed Services Committee, Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 940 M oLiDe ^rps general officers, hearing before subcommittee, 89th Congress 2d session, on H.R. 14741, Oct. 7, 1966. 1966. iii-f-17 p. f • Item JL(jO*± L.C. card 66-62819 y 4.Ar 5/3: M 33/2 941 Military justice, hearings. See Judiciary Committee, Senate. 942 Nomination of Rufus L. Taylor and miscellaneous bills, hearings 89th Con- gress, 2d session on nomination of Rufus L. Taylor to be deputy director of central intelligence, H.R. 266, H.R. 5297, H.R. 15748 H R 17119 Ort 6,1966. 1966. iii+22p. f • Item 1034 ’ et L.C. card 67-60177 y 4 Ar 5/3 . T 21/2 943 S°mittiStS^iaite reS°luti0D’ joint hearing- See Foreign Relations Com- 944 Worldwide military commitments, hearings before Preparedness Investi- gating Subcommittee, 89th Congress, 2d session. • Item 1034 L.C. card 66-65777 y 4 Ar 5/3. M 59/n/pt.i pt. 1. Aug. 25 and 30, 1966. 1966. it-f-1-114 p. f P *For Sale by Superintendent of Documents ■[Distribution Made by Issuing Office Page 42 ^Official Use. Not Available Janu ar y 1967 Commerce Committee, Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 [Committee hearings] serial, 89th Congress, f • Item 1041 Y4.C 73/2: 89-(nos.) 945 69. Fishermen’s marketing act, hearing before Subcommittee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries, 89th Congress, 1st session, on S. 1054, Aug. 5, 1965. 1966. iii + 50 p. L.C. card 66-62829 946 73. Vessel construction for nonsubsidized merchant and fishing fleets, hearing be- fore Subcommittee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries, 89th Congress, 1st session, on S. 1858, June 24, 1965. 1966. iii + 56p. L.C. card 66r62831 947 74. Bus charter rights and agricultural cooperative transportation, hearings be- fore Surface Transportation Subcommittee, 89th Congress, 2d session, on S. 2893, S. 1729, July 14-26, 1966. 1966. vii + 297 p. il. L.C. card 66-65778 948 76. Passenger train discontinuances, hearing before Surface Transportation Sub- committee, 89th Congress, 2d session, on S. Res. 284, Aug. 3, 1966. 1966. iiid-65 p. L.C. card 66-65779 District of Columbia Committee, Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 949 To amend District of Columbia alcoholic beverage control act, hearing be- fore Subcommittee on Fiscal Affairs, 89th Congress, 2d session, on S. 1931, H.R. 10744, [and] S. 2480, Aug. 22, 1966. 1966. vi-f-138 p. f • Item 1036 L.C. card 66-65781 Y 4.D 63/2: Al 1/2 Finance Committee, Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 950 Federal reinsurance of private pension plans, hearing, 89th Congress, 2d session, on S. 1575, Aug. 15, 1966. 1966. iv-f-122 p. f • Item 1038 L.C. card 66-62492 Y 4.F 49: P 38/6 951 Florence agreement implementation legislation, hearing, 89th Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 8664, Sept. 30, 1966. 1966. v+87 p. t • Item 1038 L.C. card 66-65780 Y 4.F 49: F 66 952 Suspensions of investment credit and accelerated depreciation, hearings, 89th Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 17607, Oct. 3-6, 1966. 1966. viii+ 474 p. il. f • Item 1038 L.C. card 66-62834 Y 4.F 49: In 8/3 Foreign Relations Committee, Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 953 News policies in Vietnam, hearings, 89th Congress, 2d session, Aug. 17 and 31,1966. 1966. iii+161 p. t • Item 1039 L.C. card 66-65775 Y 4.F 76/2 : V 67/9 954 Southeast Asia resolution, joint hearing before Committee on Foreign Re- lations and Committee on Armed Forces, Senate, 89th Congress, 2d ses- sion. on joint resolution to promote maintenance of international peace and security in Southeast Asia, Aug. 6, 1966. 1966. iii-f-36 p. t • Item 1039 L.C. card 67-60153 Y 4.F 76/2: As 4/3 Government Operations Committee, Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 955 Coordination in administration of Public law 480, hearings before Sub- committee on Foreign Aid Expenditures, 89th Congress, 2d session, June 2 and 30, 1966. 1966. iv+178 p. il. t • Item 1037 L.C. card 66-65774 Y 4.G74/6: P 96/2 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 43 Gov er nm en t Pub lic ati on s 956 Population crisis, hearings before Subcommittee on Foreign Aid Expendi- tures, 89th Congress, 2d session, on S. 1676. • Item 1037 Y 4.G74/6: P 81/966/pt. 2 pt. 2. Feb. 16-Mar. 3, 1966. 1966. v + 293-544 p. il. * Paper, 65c. । L.C. card 66-60601 Judiciary Committee, Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 957 Communist threat to United States through Caribbean, hearings before Subcommittee to Investigate Administration of Internal Security Act and Other Internal Security Laws, 89th Congress, 2d session. • Item 1042 L.C. card 59-61823 Y 4. J 89/2 : C 73/27/pt. 15/app. pt. 15, app. Political prisoners and their relatives in Cuba, report of Inter- American Commission on Human Rights of Organization of American States. 1966. ii + 979-1046 p. f 958 Military justice, joint hearings before Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights of Committee on Judiciary and special subcommittee of Com- mittee on Armed Services, 89th Congress, 2d session, on S. 745 [and other] bills, t • Item 1042 and 1034 L.C. card 66-61852 Y 4.J 89/2: M 59/6/pt. (nos.) pt. 1. Jan. 18-Mar. 3, 1966. 1966. vii-f-1-450 p. pt. 2. Appendix A. 1966. vii + 451-864 p. pt. 3. Appendix B. 1966. vii + 865-1046 p. pt. 3, add. Addendum of Appendix B. 1966. ii + 1045-59. [Duplication of page numbers 1045 and 1046 includes supplemental material omitted from Appendix B. ] Labor and Public Welfare Committee, Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 959 Airline dispute, hearings, 89th Congress, 2d session, on whether emergency exists as set forth in Senate joint resolution 181. • Item 1043 L.C. card 66-61964 Y 4.L11/2: Ai 7/pt. 2 pt. 2. Aug. 1, 1966. 1966. ii + 189-239p. t Public Works Committee, Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 960 District of Columbia heliport, hearing before Subcommittee on Buildings and Grounds, 89th Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 15024, Oct. 11 1966. 1966. iii-J-50 p. il. f • Item 1045 L.C. card 66-65782 Y 4.P 96/10: D 63/6 Rules and Administration Committee, Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 961 Special Committee on Organization of Congress, hearing, 89th Congress 2d session, on S. Res. 293. • Item 1046 L.C. card 66-62153 Y 4.R 86/2: C 76/4/966/pt. 2 pt. 2. Aug. 24, 1966. 1966. Hi-|-19-34 p. f CONSUMER AND MARKETING SERVICE, Agriculture Dept. Washington, D.C. 20250 1967 acreage-marketing guide AMG (series). • Item 18-D 962 51. Winter vegetables and potatoes. Aug. 1966. 44 p. il. 4° f A 88.26/4 : 51 C&MS (series). 963 51. National food buyers quiz, questions and answers. [Nov. 1966 1 [81 n il + L.C. card Agr 67-37 A 88.40/2': 51 Service and regulatory announcement SRA-C&MS (series). 964 177. [Official grain standards of United States, revised page 1 d 8 6 12° [Issued in looseleaf form.] f • Item 111 A 88.6/3 :177/6/rev.’page 965 Type A topics, national school lunch program, better management, better lunches, better programs. Sept. 1966. 4 p. il. 4° t A 88.2 : Sch 6/5 ♦For Sale by Superintendent of Documents ■[Distribution Made by Issuing Office Page 44 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 906 What label means on luncheon meats you buy; by Nancy Duckworth. 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[Updates certain information presented in Africa and west Asia agricultural situation, review of 1965 and outlook for 1966, ERS-foreign 153, Apr. 1966.] L.C. card 64-61389 992 166. Foreign agriculture economics: Senegal’s agricultural economy in brief; by Snider W. Skinner. Aug. 1966. 11 p. il. 4» (Foreign Regional Analysis Division.) L.C. card Agr 66-314 993 167. Economics of agriculture of foreign countries and U.S. foreign agricultural trade, selected list of publications prepared or sponsored by Economic Research Service, Apr. 1, 1961-Mar. 31, 1966; [compiled by Arthur W. True]. [Aug. 1966.] iii + 8p. 4° 994 Farm cost situation, FCS-38, 1967 outlook issue. Nov. 1966. 43 p. il. 4° t • Item 42-A A 93.9/3: 38 Foreign agricultural economic report. • Item 42-B 995 32. Competitive position of U.S. farm products in Japanese market [with list of selected references; by Hughes H. Spurlock]. [Nov. 1966.] cover title, vi-f-117 p. il. (Foreign Regional Analysis Division.) [Text on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, 40c. • Item 42-B L.C. card Agr 67-25 A 93.27 : 32 EDUCATION OFFICE, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept. Washington, D.C. 20202 996 Bear something away, address by Harold Howe II, Commissioner of Educa- tion, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, at commencement exercises, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., June 5, 1966. [1966.] 11 leaves, 4° f FS 5.8: H 83/11 997 Center for ITV; by Edwin Cohen. [1966.] [4] p. il. large 4° (OE-34042.) [Reprinted from American education, June 1966.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 46O-A-34 FS 5.234 : 34042 998 Education and changing technology, [address] by Harold Howe II, Com- missioner of Education, before conference on Engineering Systems for Education and Training, co-sponsored by Department of Defense, Office of Education, and National Security Industrial Association, Arlington, Va., June 14, 1966. [1966.] 10 leaves, 4° t FS 5.8 :H 83/12 999 Education on Mao’s China; by Robert D. Barendsen. [1966.] [8] p. il. large 4° (OE-14134.) [Reprinted from American Education, Oct. 1966.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 460-A-14 FS 5.214:14134 1000 Electronic technology, suggested 2-year post high school curriculum [with bibliography; prepared by Technical Education Unit in Occupations Sec- tion, State Vocational Services Branch of Division of Vocational and Technical Education]. [May 1960, revised Apr. 1966.] [1966.] viii-f- 104 p. il. 4° (OE-80009A; Technical education program series no. 2A.) * Paper, $1.00. • Item 460-A-80 FS 5.280 : 80009A 1001 Federal aids for college students, guide to college student guaranteed loan program, educational opportunity grants program, national defense stu- dent loan program, college work-study program, and participating insti- tutions, 1966-67._ [Apr. 1959, revised Aug. 1966.] [1966.] cover title, 56p.il. 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[1966.] v+[l]+59 p. 4° (OE-15060.) * Paper, 40c. • Item 460-A-15 L.C. card HEW 66-177 FS 5.215:15060 1017 Suggested techniques for determining courses of study in vocational and technical education programs: Instrumentation and automatic control [with bibliography; by Clarence E. Peterson and Emanuel Weinstein], [1966.] v+30 p. 4° (OE-80043.) ♦ Paper, 25c. • Item 460-A-80 L.C. card HEW 59-99 FS 5.280 : 80043 EMPLOYEES’ COMPENSATION BUREAU, Labor Dept. Washington, D.C. 20210 1018 Regulations governing administration of Nonappropriated fund instrumen- talities act, extension of Longshoremen’s and harbor workers’ compensa- tion act. Nov. 1965 [published 1966]. 21 p. (BEC-585.) [Regula- tions extracted from Chap. 1, title 20, Code of Federal regulations, re- vised as of Jan. 1, 1965.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 750-B L26.6: N 73 1019 Regulations governing administration of Outer Continental Shelf lands act, extension of Longshoremen’s and harbor workers’ compensation act. Nov. 1965 [published 1966]. 20 p. (BEC-586.) [Regulations ex- tracted from chap. 1, title 20, Code of Federal regulations, revised as of Jan. 1,1965.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 750-B L 26.6: Ou 8 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY BUREAU, Labor Dept. Washington, D.C. 20210 1020 Veterans employment service, annual report, fiscal year 1966. [1966.] iv+32 p. il. oblong 24° [Title on cover is: Employment services for vet- erans.] t ® Item 756-D L.C. card 47^6310 L 7.30/2: 966 1021 Worker attitudes in job seeking; [by] Harold L. Sheppard. [1966.] [3] p. 4° [Reprinted from Employment service review, Sept. 1966.] t L 7.18/2a : W 892 ENGINEERS CORPS (Army), Defense Dept. Not e .—Orders or requests for publications of the Engineers Corps, other than those sold by the Superintendent of Documents or by offices of the Engineers Corps in other cities, should be addressed to Chief of Engineers, U.S. Army, Washington, D.C. 20310, Attention Publications Office. Coastal Engineering Research Center: Technical report (series). 1022 4. Shore protection, planning and design [with bibliography], 3d edition, 1966. [1966.] cover title, [2]+xvi + 401+[177] p. il. 4° [Issued in looseleaf form.] ♦ Paper, $3.00. • Item 342 L.C. card 67-60261 D 103.42/5 : 4 1023 Cross Village Harbor, Mich., letter from chief of engineers, Army, submit- ting report on review of report; Sept. 8, 1966. 1966. x-f-58 p. 1 pl. 4° [Also issued as H. doc. 490, 89th Cong., 2d sess.] t • Item 334-A D 103.22: C 88/2 1024 Grand River basin, Mich., comprehensive water resources study: v. 10, app. O, Economic base study [with bibliography; prepared by Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, Ohio]. Jan. 1966. cover title, [12] + 268+[145] p. il. 4° [Prepared under supervision of Grand River Basin Coordinating Committee, Chairmanship, U.S. Army Engineer District, Detroit.] f Paper, $2.75, Publications Officer, U.S. Army Engineer District, Detroit, P.O. 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K 66 1027 Marysville Dam and Reservoir, Yuba River Basin, Calif., letter from chief of engineers, Army, submitting report; Sept. 29, 1966. 1966. xlvi+5 p. 4 [AlsoissuedasH.doc. 501, 89th Cong., 2d sess.] J • Item 334-A D 103.22 : M 36/2 1028 Salt River basin, Ky., letter from chief of engineers, Army, submitting re- port on interim survey; Sept. 29, 1966. 1966. xix+186 p. il 6 pl 4° [Also issued as H. doc. 502, 89th Cong., 2d sess.] J • Item 334-A' D 103.22: Sa 3/6 1029 Special study of city of San Diego (Sunset Cliffs), Calif., letter from chief oi engineers, Army, submitting report on cooperative beach erosion con- trol study; Aug. 29, 1966. 1966. xxix+125 p. il. 17 pl 4° [Also issued as H. doe. 477, 89th Cong., 2d sess.] J • Item 334-A D 103.22 : Sa 5d/4 Waterways Experiment Station. ti,*5OTE' 'Unless otherwise Indicated, publications of Waterways Experiment Sta- ‘U' be ordercd from Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army, Waterways Experiment Station, Vicksburg, Miss, (price upon application). experiment -----Technical report. 1030 2-378. Navigation conditions at Belleville Locks and Dam, Ohio River, hydraulic model investigation ; by J. J. Franco, L. J. Shows. Army-MRC Vicks burg, Miss., Sept. 1966. viii-|-22-|-[38] p. 11. 4° [Sponsored by U S Army Engineer District, Huntington.] d 103.24/2 : 2-378 1031 Your work in Corps of Engineers. [1966.] cover title, iii4-26 p. il. 4° t • Item 337 D 103 2. w '89/96G ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SERVICES ADMINISTRATION Commerce Dept., Washington, D.C. 20235 1032 Data report, meteorological rocket network firings. (World Data Center A: Meteorology, National Weather Records Center, Environmental Data Service.) [Monthly.] * Paper, $36.00 a yr., $9.00 additional for foreign mailing; single copy $3.00. c 52.16: (v.nos.& nos.) v. 2, no. 7— July 1965— 1033 ESSA, weather watch in space. [1966.] [6] p. il. narrow 12° f • Item 208-B-l c 52 2. En 8/3 EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF WASHINGTON Washington, D.C. 20571 1034 Export-Import Bank of Washington, report to Congress for 12 months ended June 30, 1966. [1966.] cover title, [2]-[-169 p. il. 4° * Paper $1.25. • Item 1061 ’ L.C. card 46-25991 Y 3.Ex 7/3:1/966 1035 Regulations for principals and agents. [Sept. 1966.] cover title 6 p. narrow 8° [Text on p. 2 of cover. Excerpts from regulations governing PrinciPals and agents applying for loans as published in tltle12 °f ^ode of Federal regulations, chap. 4, sec. 401.3.] f • Item 1060 Y 3.Ex 7/3: 6 P 93 ♦For Sale by Superintendent of Documents [Distribution Made by Issuing Office Page 50 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, Agriculture Dept. Washington, D.C. 20250 1036 Career with Farmers Home Administration in building new rural Amer- ( ica. [Nov. 1966.] cover title, [16] p. il. 4° f • Item 68 A 84.2: C 18 FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY Washington, D.C. 20553 1037 FAA air traffic activity, fiscal year 1966; [prepared in Statistical Services Branch], Data Systems Division, Office of Management Services. Aug. 1966. x 4-190 p. il. 4° * Paper, $1.00. • Item 431-C-l FAA 1.27 : 966 Federal aviation regulations. [Issued in looseleaf form.] FAA 1.6/8: pt. (nos.) 1038 pt. 1. Definitions and abbreviations, effective May 15, 1962, [1966.] cover tit]?.’ 40 [Consolidated reprint incorporates Changes x ,, „ t-10-! * Paper, 25c. • Item 431-C-13 s 1039 pt. 11. General rule-making procedures. [1966.] cover title, [20] p. 4° [Con- f .solidated reprint incorporates Changes 1-5.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 431—C—13 1040 pt. 61. Certification : Pilots and flight instructors, Change 18 [effective] Nov. 19, 1966. [1966.] [16] p. 4° [Incorporates amendment 61-25.] t • Item 431—C—13 1041 pt. 91. General operating and flight rules. [1966.] cover title, [82] p 4° [Consolidated reprint incorporates Changes 1-19.] * Paper, 60c • Item 431—C—13 FEDERAL COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Washington, D.C. 20506 ICO pamphlet (series). (Interagency Committee on Oceanography.) t Interagency Committee on Oceanography, Bldg. 159E, Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. 20390 I 1042 24. National Oceanographic Program, fiscal year 1967. Mar. 1966. cover title [1] +iv+ [1] +107 p. il. 4° L.C. card 64-61259 Y 3.F 31/16 : 9/24 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Washington, D.C. 20429 1043 Annual report of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, 1965. [1966.1 xii-f- 195 p. il. t L.C. card 36-26171 Y 3.F 31/8:1/965 1044 Report to insured banks, June 30, 1966. [1966.] cover title, 12 p. il. 4° ± L.C. card 36-26878 Y 3.F 31/8:17/966 FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD Washington, D.C. 20552 1045 Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, financial statements, June 30, 1966. [1966.] [6] p. il. narrow 8° f FHL 1.2 : F 31/2/966 FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION, Housing and Urban Development Dept., Washington, D.C. 20411 1046 FHA regulations: [Home mortgage insurance amendments to sec. 203, 234] [1966.] [6] p. (FHA-3000-50 NHA-Sec. 234, Condominium.) [In- cludes Home regulations transmittal 50, Oct. 3, 1966. Issued in loose- leaf form.] f HH 2.6: M 84/7/9G4/trans.5O 1047 ----- [Project mortgage insurance, amendments to secs. 220, 221, 232, and 1000]. [1966.] [10] p. ([FHA 4000.]) [Includes Project transmittal memorandum 48, Oct. 3,1966. Issued in looseleaf form.] f HH 2.6: M 84/6/964/trans.48 1048 Rent supplement regulation no. 2. [Oct 10, 1966.] [l]+2p. [Issuedin looseleaf form. ] f HH 2.6 : R 29/trans.2 $For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 l •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 51 242-038—67—No. 864----- 5 Gov er nm en t Pub li ca ti ons FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION Washington, D.C. 20426 1049 Major natural gas pipelines, as of June 30,1966; [map], Scale 1.8 in=300 mi. 1966. 13x 19 in. \ (Order FDC M-77) * Paper, 20c. L.C. card Map 55-498 FP 1.13 : G 21/2/966 National electric rate book, rate schedules for electric service in communi- ties of 2,500 population or more, residential, commercial, and industrial services. [ Issued with perforations. ] Note .—The complete rate book is made up of separate publications, each repre- senting a State. They are sold on subscription basis by the Superintendent of Docu- ments, $8.00 a year, $3.00 additional for foreign mailing; single copy, 25c. 1050 National electric rate book: Arizona. Sept. 1966. [2]+8 p. 4° [Super- sedes issue of Oct. 1965.] • Item 437-A-2 FP 1.18: Ar 4i/966 1051 ----- Arkansas. Aug. 1966. [2]+14 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of Aug. 1965.] • Item 437-A-3 FP 1.18: Ar 4k/966 1052 ----- Colorado. Sept. 1966. [2]+15 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of May 1965.] • Item 437-A-5 FP 1.18: C 71/966 1053 ----- Kansas. Aug. 1966. [2]+25 p. 4°[Supersedes issue of Sept. 1965.] • Item 437-A-14 FP 1.18: K 13/966 1054 -----Kentucky. Sept. 1966. [2]+14 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of July 1965.] • Item 437-A-15 FP 1.18: K 41/966 1055 ----- Massachusetts. Sept. 1966. [2]+34p. 4° [Supersedes issue of Sept. 1965.] • Item 437-A-19 FP 1.18: M 38/966 1056 ----- New Hampshire. Oct. 1966. [2]+8 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of Oct. 1965.] • Item 437-A-27 FP 1.18: N 42h/966 1057 ----- West Virginia. Sept. 1966. [2] +12 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of Sept. 1965.] • Item 437-A-46 FP 1.18: W 52v/966 1058 World power data, capacity of electric generating plants and production of electric energy, 1964; [prepared by Bureau of Power]. May 1966. iii+ 13 p. il. 4° * Paper, 20c. • Item 436 L.C. card 64^-62600 FP 1.2: W 89/964 FEDERAL REGISTER OFFICE, General Services Administration Washington, D.C. 20408 1059 Public papers of Presidents of United States: Harry S. Truman, 1952-53, containing public messages, speeches and statements of the President, Jan. 1, 1952-Jan. 20, 1953. 1966. xlii+[l]+1334 p. 1 por. large 8° * Cloth, $9.00. • Item 574-A L.C. card 58-61050 GS 4.113 : 952-53 FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BOARD OF GOVERNORS Washington, D.C. 20551 1060 Better information for decision-making in Federal budget, remarks of Sherman J. Maisel, member, Board of Governors of Federal Reserve Sys- tem, at joint meeting of Buffalo Chapters of New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants and of Robert Morris Associates, Buffalo, N.Y., Nov. 10, 1966. 1966. [1]+14 leaves, 4° t FR 1.23: M 28/7 1061 Federal reserve policy and credit markets, remarks by Chas. N. Shepardson, member, Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System, at Business- Economic Forum, Austin Peay State College, Clarkesville, Tenn., Nov. 3, 1966. [1966.] [1]+11 leaves, 4° t FR 1.23 :Sh 4/3 1062 Flow-of-funds, assets and liabilities, 1945-65. May 3, 1966. [2]+43 leaves, oblong 8° (F/F levels, Division of Research and Statistics.) t FR 1.2: F 96/6/945-65/prelim. ♦For Sale by Superintendent of Documents •{•Distribution Made by Issuing Office Page 52 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 1063 Industrial production indexes, 1961-65. Nov. 1966. [l]+36 p. 4° (Divi- sion of Research and Statistics.) t FR 1.2: P 94/961-65 1064 Monetary policy and mortgage market, remarks of Sherman J. Maisel, member, Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System, at 59th annual convention of National Association of Real Estate Boards, Miami Beach, Fla., Nov. 16, 1966. 1966. [1] +14 leaves, 4° t FR 1.23: M 28/6 1065 Quests for economic stability and equal employment opportunity, remarks by Andrew F. Brimmer, member, Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System, at National Urban League Equal Opportunity Day dinner, New York, N.Y., Nov. 18,1966. 1966. [1] +22 leaves, 4° t FR 1.23: B 77/7 Regulation (series). 1066 V. Loan guarantees for defense production as amended effective Sept. 27, 1966. [1966.] [2]+12 p. [Title 32A, Code of Federal regulations, ch. 15. Supplement, with sec. 7, 1 p. published separately.] f FR 1.6 : V/966 1067 Savings flows and public policy, remarks by J. Dewey Daane, member, Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System, before annual meeting of Savings Division, American Bankers Association, San Francisco, Calif., Oct. 24, 1966. 1966. [1] +16 leaves, 4° | FR 1.23: D 11/11 1068 Some current problems of monetary policy, remarks of George W. Mitchell, member, Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System, at joint lunch- eon meeting of Southern Economic Association and Southern Finance Association, Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 11, 1966. 1966. [l]+14p. 4° f FR 1.23: M 69/35 1069 Sources of funds to meet farm credit needs, remarks by Chas. N. Shepard- son, member of Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System at Texas Farm and Ranch Credit School for Commercial Bankers, Texas A & M University, College Station, Tex., Nov. 11, 1966. 1966. [1)+13+[1] leaves, 4° f FR 1.23: Sh 4/4 FEDERAL SAFETY COUNCIL, Labor Dept. Washington, D.C. 20210 1070 Facts and figures. [1966.] 4 leaves, il. 4° t L30.2: Fil FEDERAL SUPPLY SERVICE, General Services Administration Washington, D.C. 20405 1071 Federal specifications. • Item 563 GS 2.8: Note .—These specifications are now so completely covered by the Index of Federal specifications, standards, and handbooks with cumulative monthly supplements, that listing in the Monthly Catalog of United States Government Publications represents unnecessary and wasteful duplication of effort. For that reason they will no longer be listed. Complete information on the Index of Federal specifications will be found in the Appendix to the February 1966 issue of the Monthly Catalog under Entry number 3052 and in the May 1966 issue under Entry number 7426. Federal standards. [Issued with perforations.] • Item 563 Note .—Federal standards may be purchased from the General Services Admin- istration, Business Service Center, Region 3, 7th and D Streets, SW., Washington, D.C. 20407. All checks and money orders should be made payable to the Treasurer of the United States. Single copies are available without charge at the nearest GSA regional office. 1072 163a. Cable, power, electrical (rubber-insulated, general purpose), and wire, elec- trical (rubber-insulated, general purpose), cancellation; Aug. 17, 1966. 1966. 1 p. 4° (FSC 6145.) [Superseded by Fed. std. 242a, Aug. 17, 1966.] GS 2.8/3 : 163a/cancel. FEDERAL WATER POLLUTION CONTROL ADMINISTRATION, Interior Dept., Washington, D.C. 20242 1073 Biological field investigative data for water pollution surveys [with bib- liographies] ; by William Marcus Ingram, Kenneth M. Mackenthun, and Alfred F. Bartsch. [July 1966.] iv+139 p. il. ([WP13.]) * Paper, 70c. • Item 473-A-l L.C. card 67-60258 167.2: B 52 +For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 53 Gov er nm en t Pub li ca ti ons FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE, Interior Dept. Washington, D.C. 20240 C.F.S. (series). (Bureau of Commercial Fisheries.) f • Item 610-A T . . 149.8/2: (nos.) 1074 4185. noPprn &oexp0rts of fishery products 1964-65, annual summary. [1966.] 1075 4206. Louisiana, landings, 1965, annual summary. [1966 ] 8 n il 4° (Pre ?vith Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commis- New’Orleans,DLa 70100 ] Bottoms and Commercial Seafood, 1 ishery leaflets. (Bureau of Commercial Fisheries.) f I 49.28: (nos) 1076 592. Strmed jba^ [with Jist of references]; by Paul R. Nichols. Oct. 1966. 1077 593. Graduate, educational grants, academic year 1867-68. Oct. 1966. [2]+5 Refuge leaflets. (Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife.) f XT . 149.44:(nos.) 1078 54‘ Nai9°66a] W[14]l£pe iief4oeS in Northeast' region 5- [Revised edition.] [Sept. 1079 531. Modoc National Wiidlife Refuge. [Aug. 1966.] 4 p. il. 40 Regulatory announcement. • Item 613 1080 77. Federal regulations governing hunting, possession, transportation imnorfa- tten, of waterfowl, coots, and cranes, 1966-67. Sept 1966 16 n 1 (Bn reau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife.) t 1 I 4*9.24 : 77 Resource publication. • Item 613-B 1081 24. Cumulative subject and author index to Progressive fish-culturlst, nos. 1-56 through 18, which was included in Progressive fish-culturist, v. 23 no 1 •J cl II* Xt/vJL.J j , • , L.C. card 67-60257 1 49.66:24 FLIGHT STANDARDS SERVICE, Federal Aviation Agency Washington, D.C. 20553 y 1082 United States standard flight inspection manual, [Change] 7. [May 27, 1966.] [40] p. il. 4° (Federal Aviation Agency handbook OA P 82001 • ^hn*al “anual ™ H-2557-25; Navy Dept, manual NAV WEPS 16-l-o20; Air Force Dept, manual AFM 55-8, and Coast Guard manual CG-317.) [Cancellation date Nov. 1, 1966. Some pages are purposely left blank. Issued in looseleaf form.] f • Item 431—F—2 FAA 5.9 : 963/ch. 7 FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Washington, D.C. 20201 1083 Fe^al f TL'Fosmextic aot’ as amended. May 1966, revised Aug. 1966. [1966.] iv+68 p. f • Item 475-B L.C. card 61-64793 FS 13.105: F 73/966-2 FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICE, Agriculture Dept. Washington, D.C. 20250 [Foreign Agricultural Service miscellaneous] FAS-M (series). 1084 $1’ Pw.aiBriC?1«nral attache, his history and his work; [prepared bv Foreign Information Division]. [Revised edition.] Nov. 1966. [2]-f-10 L.C. card Agr 67-24 A 67.26 : 91/2 1085 lAgyi1C,U!tiIoal SeFvice spema1 reports [list]. [Revised Nov. 1966.] [1966.] [1]+18 p. t A 67.33 :Sp 3/966-2 *For Sale by Superintendent of Documents ^Distribution Made by Issuing Office Page 54 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 FOREST SERVICE, Agriculture Dept. Washington, D.C. 20250 1086 Field offices. Aug. 1966. [4] p. il. 4° (FS-13.) t • Item 84 A 13.2 : F 45/966 1087 National forests are for people [you have stake in conservation.] Sept. 1966. [2] p. il. 4° f • Item 84 A 13.2: N 21/19 Research note FPL-(series). (Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, Wis.) t 1088 FPL—0123. Wood finishing, painting outside wood surfaces ; by Forest Products Laboratory. 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[1966.] 10 p. it 4» t IC 1 mot. 18 : 117 JOINT PUBLICATIONS RESEARCH SERVICE Washington, D.C. 20443 Not e .—Titles of JPRS serial reports listed below were issued during the month, but were not cataloged separately. 1154-1 Communist China digest, no. 176 ; JPRS 38773. 1154-2 Communist Chinese scientific abstracts: Agricultural science and technology, nos. 37-39 ; JPRS 38743, 38826. 38902. 1154-3 Communist Chinese scientific abstracts: Bio-medical sciences, nos. 163-178; JPRS 38344, 38351, 38356, 38389, 38430, 38486, 38580 38709, 38749, 38790, 38804, 38985, 39000, 39011, 39049, 39057. 1154-4 Communist Chinese scientific abstracts: Chemistry, nos. 48-49 ; JPRS 38345, 38507. 1154-5 Communist Chinese scientific abstracts: Cybernetics, computers, and automation technology, no. 8 ; JPRS 38755. 1154-6 Communist Chinese scientific abstracts: Earth sciences, nos. 71-73; JPRS 38469, 38656, 38772. 1154-7 Communist Chinese scientific abstracts: Electronics and electrical engineering, nos. 41-53 ; JPRS 38346, 38390, 38495, 38556, 38710, 38769, 38856, 38900, 38932, 38953, 38986, 39001, 39012. 1154-8 Communist Chinese scientific abstracts: Engineering and equipment, nos. 55-68 : JPRS 38347, 38357, 38508, 38557, 38569, 38604, 38632, 38645, 38704, 38711, 38933, 38954, 39034, 39058. 1154-9 Communist Chinese scientific abstracts: General science, nos. 1-4; JPRS 38385, 38510, 38705, 39016. 1154-10 Communist Chinese scientific abstracts: Materials science and metallurgy, nos. 5-7 ; JPRS 38805, 39017. 39050. 1154-11 Communist Chinese scientific abstracts: Physics and Mathematics, nos. 61-74; JPRS 38348, 38391, 38423, 38424, 38431, 38487, 38509, 38515, 38558, 38633, 38657, 38754, 38862, 38901. 1154r-12 East European scientific abstracts: Bio-medical science, nos. 54-56: JPRS 38373, 38837, 38968. 1154-13 East European scientific abstracts : Chemistry, nos. 81-82 ; JPRS 38751, 38838. 1154-14 East European scientific abstracts: Cybernetics, computers, and automation technology, nos. 18-19 ; JPRS 38765, 38839. 1154-15 East European scientific abstracts: Earth sciences, nos. 47-48 ; JPRS 38766, 38840. 1154-16 East European scientific abstracts: Electronics and electrical engineering, nos. 26-27; JPRS 38767, 38841. 1154-17 East European scientific abstracts: Engineering and equipment, nos. 25-26: JPRS 38640, 38842. 1154r-18 East European scientific abstracts: Materials science and metallurgy, nos. 4-6; JPRS 38641,, 38650, 38843. 1154-19 East European scientific abstracts: Physics and mathematics, nos. 72-73: JPRS 38642, 38844. 1154-20 Economic and geographic translations on Latin America, nos. 58-62; JPRS 38447, 38550, 38682, 38891,39021. 1154-21 Genetics, USSR, nos. 8-9, 1966 ; JPRS 38592, 38926. 1154-22 Heliotechnology, USSR, nos. 3-4, 1966 ; JPRS 38685, 38983. 1154-23 Herald of communications, no. 8, 1966 ; JPRS 38601. 1154-24 Index of La Stampa and La Stampa sera, nos. 337-343; JPRS 38436, 38519 38653, 38770, 38878, 38980, 39087. 1154-25 Index of Le Monde, no. 77 ; JPRS 38622. 1154-26 Izvestiya VUZov : Instrument building, no. 4, 1966 ; JPRS 38750. 1154-27 Military information on Eastern Europe, nos. 146-148; JPRS 38339, 38396, 38752 1154-28 Political translations on Eastern Europe, nos. 237-242 ; JPRS 38367, 38543, 38582, 38659, 38724. 38787. 1154-29 Press information report on Albania, nos. 196-200; JPRS 38397, 38618, 38651, 38845. 38962. 1154-30 Press information report on Iran, nos. 11-13; JPRS 38456, 38818, 39071. 1154-31 Problems of Information transmission, v. 2, no. 3 ; JPRS 38587. 1154-32 Scientific and technical information, nos. 5-6, 1966; JPRS 38453, 38461. ♦For Sale by Superintendent of Documents tDistribution Made by Issuing Office Page 60 ^Official Use. Not Available Janu ar y 1967 1154-33 Sociological translations on Eastern Europe, nos. 384-398 ; JPRS 38340, 38374, 38462, 38544, 38603, 38655, 38720, 38802, 38858, 38882, 38904, 38921, 38938, 39002 39048 1154-34 Soviet military translations, nos. 346-359j JPRS 38349, 38429, 38448, 38479, 38524, 38551, 38566, 38669, 38782, 38868, 38903, 38925, 38973, 39079. 1154-35 Soviet press materials on arms control and disarmament, no. 7 ; JPRS 38880. 1154-36 Soviet public health, USSR, nos. 7-10, 1966 ; JPRS 38481, 38719, 38899, 38934. 1154-37 Translations from Hoc tap (Studies), North Vietnam, nos. 9-10, 1966; JPRS 38660, 39019. 1154-38 Translations from Hung-ch’i (Red flag), nos. 38-39; JPRS 38589, 39042. 1154-39 Translations from Kommunist, nos. 13-14, 1966 ; JPRS 38364, 38654. 1154-40 Translations of Pravda editorials, USSR, nos. 710-731; JPRS 38388, 38439, 38483, 38492, 38560, 38576, 38658, 38678, 38693,38729, 38761,38781, 38815, 38846, 38867, 38897, 38919, 38936, 38972, 38987, 39009, 39064. 1154-41 Translations on Africa, nos. 450-468 ; JPRS 38342, 38352, 38425, 38432, 38435, 38547, 38570, 38708, 38722, 38725, 38791, 38822, 38864, 38885, 38940, 38979, 38992 39036 39070. 1154-42 Translations on Communist China: Economic, nos. 16—19 ; JPRS 38638, 38666, 38706, 38863. 1154-43 Translations on Communist China: Political and sociological, nos. 375-376; JPRS 38341, 38652. 1154-44 Translations on Communist China : Science and technology, nos. 347-353; JPRS 38455, 38488, 38637, 38756, 38910, 38969, 39085. 1154-45 Translations on Cuba. nos. 505-528 ; JPRS 38343, 38353, 38428, 38433, 38459, 38549, 38554, 38617, 38643, 38734, 38806, 38810, 38823, 38827, 38866, 38911, 38930, 38952, 38965, 39028, 39037, 39038, 39072, 39075. 1154-46 Translations on East European agriculture, forestry, and food Industries, nos. 486-503 ; JPRS 38350, 38375, 38505, 38588, 38635, 38644, 38699, 38738, 38775, 38812, 38816, 38859, 38877, 38895, 38922, 39029, 39041, 39084. 1154—47 Translations on East European electronic and precision equipment industries, nos. 1-4 ; JPRS 38586, 38896, 38984, 39044. 1154-48 Translations on East European foreign trade, nos. 306—313 ; JPRS 38463, 38615, 38700, 38803, 38820, 38860, 38949, 39045. 1154—49 Translations on East European machinery industries, nos. 1-8; JPRS 38384, 38579, 38670, 38686, 38721, 38789, 38924, 38964. 1154—50 Translations on East European materials Industries, nos. 318-328 ; JPRS 38468, 38523, 38583, 38676, 38701, 38735, 38788, 38821, 38916, 39022, 39069. 1154-51 Translations on East European service industries, nos. 480-490 ; JPRS 38434, 38454, 38584, 38619, 38636, 38736, 38847, 38892, 38963, 39030, 39043. 1154—52 Translations on economic organization and management in Eastern Europe, nos. 615-634 ; JPRS 38398, 38422, 38438, 38464, 38485, 38513, 38559, 38585, 38620, 38671, 38673, 38737, 38740, 38768, 38861, 38883, 38923, 38950, 38996, 39015. 1154-53 Translations on international Communist developments, nos. 899-922; JPRS 38377, 38427, 38437, 38446, 38473, 38496, 38514, 38532^ 38548, 38591, 38616, 38679, 38697, 38703, 38748, 38825, 38872, 38879, 38918, 38971, 38981, 39018, 39047 39059. 1154-54 Translations on Mongolia, nos. 121—122 ; JPRS 38741, 38939. 1154-55 Translations on Near East, nos. 40-53 ; JPRS 38387, 38426. 38465, 38518, 38553, 38621, 38702, 38742, 38747, 38817, 38824, 38S28, 39014, 39086. 1154-56 Translations on North Korea, nos. 17-28; JPRS 38386, 38392, 38516, 38527, 38555, 38581, 38606, 38667, 38753, 38757, 38813, 38929. 1154-57 Translations on North Vietnam, nos. 54-74 ; JPRS 38376, 38458, 38482, 38517, 38528, 38545, 38590, 38607, 38646, 38668, 38696, 38707, 38712., 38758, 38814, 38884, 38951, 38955, 39003, 39035,39052. 1154—58 Translations on south and east Asia, nos. 135-138; JPRS 38605, 38639, 39013, 39051. 1154-59 Translations on Soviet education, nos. 57—59 ; JPRS 38452, 38602, 38976. 1154-60 Translations on USSR agriculture, nos. 165-177; JPRS 38450. 38502, 38552, 38599. 38609, 38680, 38870, 38974, 38978, 38989, 39020, 39026, 39046. 1154-61 Translations on USSR communications, nos. 73-75 ; JPRS 38613, 38784, 39065. 1154-62 Translations on USSR consumer goods and domestic trade, nos. 149-156; JPRS 38467, 38525, 38567. 38610, 38871. 38913, 38928. 39007. 1154-63 Translations on USSR labor, nos. 141-151; JPRS 38449, 38471, 38501, 38608, 38783, 38869, 38912, 38977, 38982, 39005, 39080. 1154-64 Translations on USSR transportation, nos. 150-160 ; JPRS 38503, 38526, 38529, 38541, 38546, 38854, 38873, 38893, 38898, 38907, 39006. 1154—65 USSR economy and industry: Current developments, nos. 18—19; JPRS 38444, 38665. 1154-66 USSR economy and industry: General information, nos. 45—62 ; JPRS 38363, 38410, 38466, 38470, 38489, 38493, 38511, 38598, 38684, 38698, 38718, 38944, 38945, 38946,38947, 38988, 38997, 39004. 1154—67 USSR industrial development: Automotive and tractor industry, nos. 25-32 ; JPRS 38411, 38445, 38512, 38530, 38542, 38577, 38771, 39010. 1154—68 USSR industrial development: Chemical industry and machinery, nos. 20—27; JPRS 38611, 38681, 38723, 38908, 38920, 38990, 38998, 39031. 1154-69 USSR industrial development: Construction, construction machinery, and build- ing materials, nos. 29-40; JPRS 38354, 38412, 38504, 38506, 38578, 38600, 38785, 38807, 38881, 38991, 39055, 39066. 1154-70 USSR industrial development: Electric power, power machinery, and electrical equipment, nos. 26-32 ; JPRS 38365, 38419, 38531, 38612, 38811, 39067, 39081. 1154-71 USSR industrial development: Electronics and precision equipment, nos. 14-16; JPRS 38420, 38855, 38914. 1154—72 USSR industrial development: Metallurgy and minerals, nos. 27-33 ; JPRS 38355, 38366,38614, 38786, 38874, 38909, 39027. For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 61 Gov er nme nt Pub li ca ti ons 1154-73 lnalce^Xelopment: Metalworking equipment, nos. 205-207 ; JPRS oo^Ol, ooioU, ooolO, 1154—74 U sslll^sssl^^oe^ssoss0 relatiOn8’ nos- 75-81 : jrRS 38494« S8809, 38876, 1154-75 scientific abstracts: Bio-medical sciences, nos. 25-26 ; JPRS 38672 38774 1154-76 tt IIr S'-flC at’st.ract/: Chemistry, nos. 35-36; JPRS 38967, 38970. ’ 1154-77 nos. 26-30 J JPRS 3^^^ automation technology, 1154-78 U U’RS 38490 C386b94r§894:8 EleCtr°niCS and e*ectrical engineering, nos. 51-5'3; 1154-79 JlllS !2«en£«c abstracts : Engineering and equipment, no. 29 : JPRS 38961. 1154-80 3841838568 abstracts : Materials science and metallurgy, nos. 16-17; JPRS 1154-81 U^^4_91^38695? S^^fi^sVoV) P^j9^)40.and mathematics, nos. 79-84; JPRS 38417, 1154-82 Vestnik of the USSR Academy of Medical Sciences, v 21 no S • TPR^ 1154-83 Vestnik of USSR Academy of Sciences, v. 36 no 8 ; JPRS 38894. 8 8‘ JPRS (series). Y3.J66:13/(nos.) 1155 38358. Medical science in Georgia, USSR [articles]. Oct. 27. 1966. [2]+a + 5 P ta-rO[Zr0In Zarya vost°ka, June 19, 1966.] 1158 38361. Te?:nb ?iWr'TpS09°?iC?Udva?o^ Vi55i???«SMre6rmenJ r n.d improvementto in* ,c,USSR'e’‘'> ‘: oby Yu. Maksarev.»». Oct. 27, 1966. [2] P- + 5 leaves, 4° [From Pravda, Aug. 9, 1966 1 •b Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-34787). 1159 38362. Role of Bulgarian scientists in radiation biochemistry, crystal chemistry and cybernetics [articles], Oct. 27, 1966. [2]+'a + 8y p. 4° [From lo«le? anc(l Sept- 1966 and Rabotnichesko delo, Sept. 27, 1966.] Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-34794). 1161 38369. Trn'oKlalol?o from Tl-chih Lun-p’ing (Geological review) v. 19, no. 2 Feb. 1959 Communist China. Oct. 28, 1966. [2]+a-b + 79 p 11 4° 4> Paper, $3.00 (TT : 66-34795) ~ ' p- n. 1162 38370. S°ninit 9eoSenaCph«0nro1ta.nIU?no?110y?,' USSR [articles, with bibliographies]. Oct. 28, 19(>6. [2]+a + 33 p. il. 4° . F?r Sale by Superintendent of Documents ^Distribution Made by Issuing Office Page 62 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 1174 38399. Literature on meteorology and hydrology for 1965, USSR. Oct. 31, 1966. [2]+11 p. 4° [From Meteorologiya i gidrologiya no. 8, 1966.] 4> Pa- per, $1.00 (TT: 66-34825). 1175 38400. News of Soviet hydrometeorological service, USSR [articles]. Oct. 31, 1966. [2]+a + 9 p. 4° [From Meteorologiya i gidrologiya no. 8, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-34826). 1176 38401. New foreign monographs on oceanography, USSR; [by O. V. Kol’man]. Oct. 31, 1966. [2] p. + 5 leaves, 4° [From Meteorologiya i gidrologiya, no. 8, I960.] Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-34827). 1177 38402. Review of book Zhizn’ otdannaya lyubimomu delu (Life spent in a favor- ite work), by P. N. Adamov, Gidrometeorizdat, L., 1965, USSR; [by A. Kn. Khrgian], Oct. 31, 1966. [2] p. + 3 leaves, 4° [From Mete- orloogiya i gidrologiya, no. 8, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66—34828). 1178 38403. Electronic-mechanical method of measuring air current velocities, USSR; by Yu. S. Anokhin. Oct. 31, 1966. [2] p. + 4 leaves, il. 4° [From Meteorologiya i gidrologiya, no. 8, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66- 34829). 1179 38404. Conference of directors of hydrometeorological and meteorological serv- ices of socialist countries of Europe, USSR; by I. V. Kravchenko. Oct. 31, 1966. [2]+7 p. il. 4° [From Meteorologiya i gidrologiya, no. 8, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-34830). 1180 38405. Frequency spectrum of short-period fluctuations of sea water tempera- ture, USSR [with bibliography] ; by S. I. Krylov. Oct. 31, 1966. [2] + 8 p. il. 4° [From Meteorologiya i gidrologiya, no. 8, 1966.] ^Pa- per, $1.00 (TT: 66-34831). 1181 38406. Choice of parameters of influence functions using analog computer, USSR [with bibliography] ; by A. G. Levin and Ye. N. Borshchevshiy. Oct. 31, 1966. [2] p. + 4 leaves, 4° [From Meteorologiya i gidrolo- giya, no. 8, 1966.] Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-34832). 1182 38407. Meteorological servicing of railroad transportation, USSR [with bibliog- raphy] ; D. M. Mel’nik. Oct. 31, 1966. [2]+6 p. 4° [From Mete- orologiya i gidrologiya, no. 8, 1966.] Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-34833). 1183 38408. Basis of snow-surveying method, USSR [with bibliography] ; by D. L. Laykhtman and I. D. Kopanev. Oct. 31. 1966. [2]+ 6 p. 4° [From Meteorologiya i gidrologiya, no. 8, 1966.] d> Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66- 34834). 1184 38409. Numerical weather forecasting methods used in USSR hydro-meteorologi- cal service, USSR; by V. A. Bugayev and S. L. Belousov. Oct. 31, 1966. [2]+14 p. il. 4° [From Meteorologiya i gidrologiya, no. 8, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66-34835). 1185 38413. Soviet conferences on gerontology and geriatrics, USSR; by T. N. Mord- vinkina. Oct. 31. 1966. [2]+7 p. 4° [From Vestnik khirurgii imeni I. I. Grekova, v. 97, no. 8, Aug. 1966. «I> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-34839). 1186 38414. Automating wool weaving looms, USSR [excerpt] ; by S. A. Avayev. Oct. 31, 1966. [2]+6 p. 4° [From Avtomatizatsiya tekhnologiches- kikh protsessov sherstyanoy, 1'nyanou, i shelkovoy promyshleunosti, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-34840). 1187 38415. Research in petroleum industry of USSR [with bibliography] ; Josef Wojnar. Oct. 31, 1966. [2] +9 p. 4° [From Nafta, no. 7, July 1966.] Paper, $1.00 (TT : 60-34841). 1188 38416. British and U.S. petroleum monopolies exploit Persian Gulf; by B. Soskin. Oct. 31, 1966. [2]+5 p. 4° [From Bakinskiy rabochiy, Sept. 22, 1966.] Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66-34842). 1189 38440. Introduction of achievements of genetics into agriculture, USSR; bj’ V. G. Kocherezhkin. Nov. 2, 1966. [2]+5 p. 4° [From Izvestiya akademii nauk SSSR, seriya biologicheskaya, no. 4, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66-34866). 1190 38441. Outstanding scientists honored, USSR. Nov. 2, 1966. i[2] p. + 5 leaves, 4° [From Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR, seriya biologicheskaya, no. 4. 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-34867). 1191 38442. Activities of Timisoara center for technical research, Rumania; by Stefan Nadasan. Nov. 2, 1966. [2] p. + 3 leaves, 4° [From Viata economica, v. 4, no. 37, Sept. 16, 1966.] Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-34869). 1193 38457. Explosive substances and conditions required for their safe storage, USSR [with bibliography] ; by S. I. Sil’vestrovich. Nov. 2, 1966. [2]+a + 91 p. il. 4° Paper, $3.00 (TT : 66-34883). 1194 38472. Clinical medicine, v. 44, no. 6, 1966, USSR [articles, with bibliographies]. Nov. 3, 1966. [2]+a-c + 290 p. il. 4° Paper, $6.00 (TT : 66—34897). 1195 38474. Activities of center for mathematical statistics, Rumania ; by Gh. Mihoc. Nov. 3, 1966. [2] p. + 3 leaves, 4° [From Viata economica, v. 4, no. 37, Sept. 16, 1966.] Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-34899). 1196 38475. Study of production of heavy water in France [with bibliography] ; by B. Lefrancois. et al. Nov. 3, 1966. [2]+11 P- il. 4° 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT :■ 66-34900). 1197 38476. Scientific and philosophical application of cybernetics in military science, USSR [articles, with bibliography], Nov. 3, 1966. |[2]+a + 17 p. 4“ [From Krasnaya zvezda, Sept. 1, 28-30, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66-34901). 1198 38477. Byurakanskaya Astrophysical Observatory, USSR ; by V. A. Ambartsum- yan, et al. Nov. 3, 1966. [2]+10 p. 4° [From Priroda, July 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 63-34902). $For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 63 Gov er nme nt Pub li ca ti ons JPRS (series)—Continued 1199 38478. Illegal activities of Baptist group, USSR; by N. Chernous. Nov. 3, 1966. L*™m Sovetskaya moldaviya, Sept. 15, 1966.] 4> Paper, 1200 38484. Clinical medicine v. 44, no. 7, 1966, USSR. Nov. 4, 1966. [2]+a-c+ 99407 *1- PaPer, $6.00 (TT : 66-34909). 1201 38497. Exhibit of teaching machines, USSR ; by T. Samokhvalova. Nov. 7, 1966. 1Papet $L0a0Vem'°: VySShey 8hk°ly> 8’ Aug‘ 1966 1 1202 38498. Economic-mathematical and cybernetic research at Atlantniro, USSR ; by Ivchenko. Nov. 7, 1966. [2] p. + 4 leaves, 4° [From Rybnoye ,Wnn c„khozyaystva, no. 5, May 1966.] Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66-34923). 1203 38499. Snow cover and calculation of snow floods in forest and steppe regions, USSR; by I. S. Grishin. Nov. 7, 1966. [2]+14p. 4« [From Snezhnyy 1225 38575. Pursuit of cybernetics and systems analysis urged, USSR; by Yu. Filatov, et al. Nov. 9, 1966. [2] p. + 5 leaves, 4° [From Tekhnika-molodezhi, no. 8, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35000). 1226 38594. News of Soviet scientific and medical organizations [articles]. Nov. 10, 1966. [2]+a + 15 p. 4° 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35019). 1227 38595. Developments in Soviet educational institutions and scientific organiza- tions [articles]. Nov. 10, 1966. [2]+a-|-32 p. 4° Paper, $2.00 (TT: 66-35020). 1228 38596. Reports presented at Soviet conference on space biology and medicine, USSR [with bibliographies] ; by A. V. Lebedinsiy, et al. Nov. 10, 1966. [2]+a—c +144 p. il. 4° Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66-35022). 1230 38623. Clinical observations of individuals contaminated by pinacolic ester of methyl-fluorophospine acid (Soman), Bulgaria [with bibliography] ; by D. Lekov, et al. Nov. 14, 1966. [2]+8 p. il. 4° ][From Voenno meditsinsko delo, no. 4, Aug. 1966.] 4 Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66—35048). 1231 38624. Analytical chemistry in Bulgaria and abroad, current status and prospects for development; by I. lordanov. Nov. 14, 1966. [2] +6 p. 4° [From Khimiya i industriaya, v. 37, no. 4, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66- 35049). 1232 38625. Doctor and candidate degrees awarded in Hungary in Apr. 1966. Nov. 14, 1966. [2] p.-|-3 leaves, 4° [From Magyar tudomany, no. 7 and 8, July-Aug. 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35050). 1233 38626. Role of chemical processing in national economy of Hungary; by Gyula Szeker. Nov. 14, 1966. [2]+16 p. 4° [From Magyar tudomany, no. 7 and 8, July—Aug.] Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66—35051). 1234 38627. 16th Pugwash conference report, USSR; by M. Millionshchikov. Nov. 14, 1966. [2] p.4-4 leaves, 4° [From Pravda, Sept. 28, 1966.] 4> Pa- per, $1.00 (TT: 66-35052). 1235 38628. Power engineering trends in Latvian SSR, USSR ; by Karl Plaude. Nov. 14, 1966. [2] p.4-4 leaves, 4° [From Tekhnika molodezhi, no. 7, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35053). 1236 38629. Analog and digital computer requirements in USSR; by B. Volynskiy, et al. Nov. 14, 1966. [2] p.4-3 leaves, 4° [From Pravda, Oct. 5, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35054). 1237 38630. Effectiveness of scientific research and effective forms of its financing; by Tsonyu Kornazhev. Nov. 14, 1966. [2] 4-11 p. 4° [From Flnansi i kredit, no. 5, June 1966.1 Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35055). 1238 38631. Solving crime by geometry, USSR ; by Arkadiy Vaksberg. Nov. 14, 1966. [2] 4-10 p. il. 4° [From Tekhnika molodezhi, no. 7, 1966.] Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35056). 1239 38634. Input-output table of social product, USSR; by Moisey Ruvimovich Eydel’man. Nov. 15, 1966. [2]+a-f+454 p. il. 2 tab. 4° 4> Paper, $7.60 (TT: 66-35059). 1240 38647. Health situation in Rumania, 1965 : by P. Muresan, et al. Nov. 15, 1966. [2]+8 p. 4° [From Viata medicala, no. 19, 1966.] Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35072). 1241 38648. Kinetics of thermogalvanic corrosion and calculation of parameters of thermogalvanic couples, USSR [with bibliography] ; by A. Ya. Shatalov, et al. Nov. 15, 1966. [2]+7 p. il. 4° [From Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy SSSR Khimiya i khimicheskaya tekhnologiya, no. 6, 1965.] Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35073). 1242 38649. Radar observation of planets, USSR; by B. I. Kuznetsov, et al. Nov. 15, 1966. [2]+19 p. 11. 4° [From Elektrichetvo, no. 6, June 1966.] 4 Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35074). 1243 38661. Bibliography on bioastronautics, USSR ; by L. I. Boreva, et al. Nov. 16, 1966. [2]+a—b + 106 p. 4> Paper, $4.00 (TT : 66-35086). 1244 38662. Labor hygiene and occupational diseases (v. 10, no. 6, 1966), USSR. [2]+a-b + 109 p. il. 4° $ Paper, $4.00 (TT : 66-35087). 1245 38663. Labor hygiene and occupational diseases (v. x, no. 7, July 1966) USSR [articles, with bibliographies], Nov. 16, 1966. [2] +a-b + 118 p. il. 4° 4> Paper, $4.00 (TT: 66-^35088). 1246 38664. Technical cybernetics, USSR, no. 4, 1966 [articles, with bibliographies]. Nov. 16, 1966. [2]+a—b + 292 p. il. 4° [From Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, OTN, Tekhnicheskaya kibernetika, no. 4, July—Aug. 1966.] Paper, $6.00 (TT : 66-35089). 1247 38674. Soviet health officials in USSR [articles]. Nov. 16. 1966. [2]+a + 24 p. 4° [From Meditsinskaya gazeta, July 12, 1966 and Moskoyskaya pravda, June 29, 1966.] Paper, $2.00 (TT : 66—35099). 1248 38675. Civil defense. USSR ; by P. T. Yegorov, et al. Nov. 16, 1966. [2] +a-f+ 237 p. il. 4° Paper, $6.00 (TT : 66-35100). 1249 38683. Mine superstructures and surface equipment, USSR [excerpts, with bibli- ography], Nov. 17, 1966. [2]+i + 104 p. il. 4° [From Gornoye delo-entsiklopedicheskiy spravochnik, v. 9, 1959.] Paper, $4.00 (TT :66-35107). 1250 38687. Research in metallocomplex catalysis and carbonate-bicarbonate equili- brium, USSR [articles, with lists of references]. Nov. 17, 1966. [2] + a + 14 p. il. 4° 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35111). 1251 38688. Development of Soviet space port in Zvezdograd traced; by M. Rebrov. Nov. 17, 1966. [2]+8 p. 4° [From Krasnaya zvezda, Oct. 20, 1966.] Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35112). 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 ♦Sent to Depository Libraries Page 65 Gov er nme nt Pub li ca ti ons JPRS (series)—Continued 1252 38689. MNovm l^^ m+a + n^ in S°Xiet press [articles]. 1966.]1 VpTper, i t 6^113^°™ Na"ka 1 Feligiya’ 9’ 1253 38690. D1Dt i1. Turkenieii ^NovI .WU0^’^^: converter process, USSR; by 66-3t5na4)iZatSiya proizvid’st^ n<>- 8AugPi96°6.]1 ^LOO^TT^ 1254 38691. TeN?vaP17 tet’0Urt2T+a+V4en ^°r4odi^al computer sterns, USSR- 1255 38692. EVkSaetSar 17 bibliographies] ; by N. A. Vveden- ( (TT: 66-35116)UN o Sv R ’ [2J+a + 246 p. il. 4° * Paper, 86.00 1256 38713. S°r2eit4-aeShur^ r?n-1PI?obleir,l? of nutrition [articles], Nov. 21 1966 Voprosy ’■ 25- 1257 38714. Te}evis’°n an*l X-ray diagnosis, USSR ; by I. Tager, et al Nov 21 1966 .VSS)NaUta 1 33. 9 sept -IMS 1258 38715. LT2I]1+t18+?Tl^ P4aortyryfe’ U£SR: by.P‘ A- Radionov. Nov. 21 1966. 1259 38716. Reports^pier^liV-tTTJS-^lSr on Soviet research in field 0of^ Bionics KPSSUSSR’ [articles10’ Oct with-'19C6 hih1 reap^??] : by A‘ i- Prokhorov. Nov. 21 1966 [2l+a’b+120 n il. 4° * Paper, 84.00 (TT: 66-35140). +a-b + 129 p. 1260 38717. C°Ho^rnniUesiaUhlea5 power. engineering installations, USSR [with bib- 1 ^SnAe ]-S SP£ey Arkhipovich Ulybin. Nov 21 1966 121-4- 1261 a-e + 300 p. il. 4° Paper, 87.00 (TT : 66-35141) 1 + 38726. nR?.^?£e • ofr tolbutamide on cholinesterase activity of digestive tract Rumama [with bibliography] ; by M. Mihailescu. Nov. 21 '1966 4 [2*1 1262 38727. BemteenkoOOrNonvtl211 iQcAlenf'o1and,p 1266 38732. ii s”'-'22-1966 ® 66 3515S6)yak' NOV‘ 22’ 1966’ t2]+24 P‘ 4° * Paper,81.00> (TT : 1267 38733. RetCic"eslPr°NovS 22 scrI^?Ufic organizations described, USSR [ar- 35157) W0V’ 22’ 1966’ [2l+a + 8 p. 4° 4> Paper, ,$1.00 (TT: 66- 1268 38744. <“oa,di^2+S formation of particles of radioactive fallout and fractioninn- ot isotopes in underground nuclear burst with escape of gases from 22OT966US[?ll^n lSt4?f T^nees cited] ; by Yu^A. IzrleF.8 No™ (TT: 66-35168L ' 1 °m Dokl> AN-SSSR-1 4> Paper, 81.00 1269 38745. Secretarial report of Department of Biological Sciences at Hungarian ^??le?4V„Of4oSclreSceS' Hungary; by Bruno F. Straub. Nov 22 1966 [J’ 4 [From Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia Biolociai Osztalv anak Kozlemenyei nos. 3 & 4.] Paper, 82.00 (TT : 66-35169) y" 1270 38746. Soviet ^iew of French computers, USSR ; by A. Ya Lerner. Nov. 22 1966 Wapet 8100 ®TT : 66-35710^to™atlka 1 telemekhanika, no. 7, 1966.] 1271 38759. More Belorussian scientists and engineers needed to train specialists in microeiectronics and bionics, USSR; by I. Kovalev NoT 22 1966 WapPert81 00V(TT : 6e£S?™3)Sovetskaya Belorossiya, Oct. 4, 1966.] 1272 38760. Physico-chemical modeling of information and thought processes USSR [articles with bibliographies] ; by N. I. Kobozev. Nov. 22 1966 [21 TXh+nt°iPA 1L i4A««[i r0^T.Zhurnal Azicheskoy khimii, v. 40, nos 2 and 4 Feb. and Apr. 1966.] <1> Paper, 82.00 (TT : 66-35184) ’ 1273 38762. ^PReation of organization control systems USSR ; by'V. Yu. Nevrayev, et al. Nov. 23, 1966. [2]+11 p. 4° d> Paper, 81.00 (TT : 66-35186) 1274 38763. I1?nnla4z?ns from Ti-li Hsueh-pao (Acta geographica sinica) v 32 no 2 Comruunist China [with list of references], Nov 23 1966 [21 + a + 79 p. il. 4° *!> Paper, 83.00 (TT : 66-35187). ’ -1 1 1275 38776. Metabolism of nucleic acids, phosphoproteins, and phospholipids of liver UAH\periimen^1 atherosclerosis, USSR [with bibliography] • by V D Belizhenko Nov. 23, 1966. [2] p. + 5 leaves, 4« [From Bvulleten; (TOree-SS^OO)07 bl010gii 1 meditsiny, no. 8, 1966.] 4-Paper, 81 00 *For Sale by Superintendent of Documents fDistribution Made by Issuing Office Page 66 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 1276 68777. Mechanism of artificial abortion by use of ascorbic acid, USSR [with bibliography] ; by Ye. P. Samborskaya, et al. Nov. 23, 1966. [2] p.+ 3 leaves, 4° [From Byulleten’ eksperimental’noy biologii i meditsiny, no. 8, 1966.] 4‘ Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35201). 1277 38778. Colloquy on electronic computers, Rumania; by M. Mazanet. Nov. 23, 1966. [2] +13 p. 4° [From Contemporanul, Oct. 14, 1966.] 4» Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35202). 1278 38779. Meteorology and hydrology, no. 9, 1966, USSR [with bibliographies]. Nov. 23, 1966. [2] +a-b + 73 p. il. 4U Paper, $3.00 (TT : 66-35203). 1279 38780. Phases in USSR foreign policy, USSR; by M. E. Ayrapetyan, et al. Nov. 23, 1966. [2]+a + 88 p. 4° Paper, $3.00 (TT : 66-35204). 1280 38792. Stratified and multi-faceted forms on lunar panoramas obtained by Luna-9, USSR; by V. M. Vakhnin, et al. Nov. 25, 1966. [2] p. + 3 leaves, il. 4° [From Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, v. 170, no. 3, 1966.] <1* Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66-35216). 1281 38793. Studies of intensity and spectral composition of lunar gamma radiation by automatic station Luna-10, USSR [with bibliography] ; by A. P. Vinogradov, et al. Nov. 25, 1966. [2]+6 p. il. 4° [From Doklady akademii Nauk SSSR, v. 170, no. 3, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66-35217). 1282 38794. Investigation of cosmic radiation by artificial satellite Luna-10, USSR [with bibliography] ; by N. L. Grigorov, et al. Nov. 25, 1966. [2] p. + 3 leaves, il. 4° [From Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, v. 170, no. 3, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35218). 1283 38795. Study of soft corpuscular radiation by lunar satellite Luna-10, USSR ; by N. L. Grigorov, et al. Nov. 25, 1966. [2] p. + 5 leaves, 4° [From Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, v. 170, no. 3, 1966.] $ Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66-35219). 1284 38796. Indications of lunar intersection of tail of earth’s magnetosphere accord- ing to data from charged particle traps on 1st artificial lunar satellite, USSR [with bibliography] ; by K. I. Gringauz, et al. Nov. 25, 1966. [2]+6 p. il. 4° [From Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, no. 3, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35220). 1285 38797. Magnetic field measurements in neighborhood of moon by artificial satel- lite Luna-10, USSR [with bibliography] ; by Sh. Sh. Dolginov, et al. Nov. 25, 1966. [2] +6 p. il. 4° [From Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, V. 170, no. 3, 1966.] 4« Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35221). 1286 38798. Preliminary results of investigation of solid interplanetary matter in neighborhood of the moon, USSR ; by T. N. Nazarova, et al. Nov. 25, 1966. [2] p. + 4 leaves, il. 4° [From Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, V. 170, no. 3, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35222). 1287 38799. Zhukov and Konev reminisce on battles for Moscow, USSR. Nov. 25, 1966. [2]+a + 35 p. il. 4° [From Voyennoistoricheskiy zhurnal, no. 10, Oct. 1966.] 4> Paper, $2.00 (TT : 66-35223). 1288 38800. Apparatus for inhalation anaesthesia for small laboratory animals, USSR ; by G. N. Arkhipov, et al. Nov. 25, 1966. [2] p.+ 3 leaves, il. 4° [From Fiziologicheskiy zhurnal SSSR imeni I. M. Sechenova, v. 52, no. 10, 1966.] <1> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35224). 1289 38801. Expansion in medical research needed, USSR. Nov. 25, 1966. [2] p.+ 3 leaves, 4° [From Meditsinskaya gazeta, Oct. 11, 1966.] d* Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35225). 1290 38819. Activities of astronomic observatory of Rumanian Academy of Sciences. Rumania; by Nicolas I. Dinulescu. Nov. 28, 1966. [2]+8 p. 4° [From Studii si cercetari de astronomic, v. no. 11, no. 2, 1966] 4' Pa- per, $1.00 (TT: 66-35243). 1291 38829. Seminars of Soviet Academy of Sciences discuss latest concepts in phi- losophy and science, USSR; by B. F. Semkov. Nov. 28, 1966. [2]+7 p. 4° [From Voprosy filosofii, no. 9, 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66— 35253). 1292 38830. Productivity of Soviet educational institutions discussed, USSR [arti- cles]. Nov. 28, 1966. [2]+a + 9 p. il. 4° [From Soviet newspapers.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35254). 1293 38831. Organization of bookkeeping at Lugansk locomotive-building plant out- lined, USSR; by L. Magidey. Nov. 28, 1966. [2]+9 p. 4° i[From Mekhanizatsiya ucheta, ofchetnosti i vychislitel’nykh rabot, no. 3, 1965.] 4> Paper,$1.00 (TT : 66-35255). 1294 38832. Communist reporter Madeleine Riffaud reports on her visit to North Vietnam. Nov. 28, 1966. [2]+40 p. 4° [From L’humanite, Oct. 18- 21 and 25-27, 1966.] 4> Paper, $2.00 (TT : 66-35256). 1295 38833. Experimental study of reactor energy release by nonuniform fuel redis- tribution, USSR [with bibliography] ; by Ye. S. Glushkov, et al. Nov. 28, 1966. [2]+7 p. il. 4° [From Atomnaya energiya, v. 20, no. 6. June 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35257). 1296 38834. Manufacture of thin plates from refractory carbides, USSR [with bibliog- raphy] ; by B. G. Ignatyev, et al. Nov. 28, 1966. [2]+9 p. il. 4° [From Atomnaya energiya, v. 20, no. 6, June 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35258). 1297 38835. Theory and practice of programmed training, USSR [articles]. Nov. 28, 1966. [2]+a+17 p. il. 4° [From Vesnik vysshey shkoly, no. 9, Sept. 1966.] 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35259). 1298 38848. Analysis of scientific thought, USSR; by B. V. Biryukov and V. N. Svint- sitskiy. Nov. 29, 1966. [2] p. + 3 leaves, 4° [From Priroda, no. 8, 1966.] $ Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35272). 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 67 242-038—67—No. 864------6 Gov er nme nt Pub li ca ti ons JPRS (series)—Continued 1299 38849. Radioactivity of some forms of vegetation studied in Clui Citv arw Rumania; by A. Azabo and Doina Piciu. Nov 29 1966 121 n I 5 leaves, 4° [From Studii si cercetari de flzica v 17 no 1 1965 1 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66-35273) nz.ii_a, v. u, no. 1, 19b5.] 1300 38850. Tenth anniversary of Joint Nuclear Research Institute Hungarian evnln M±’nF?Yry : by pal Lenard. Nov. 29 1966 [2] ? 9 p 4» [From 35274^ tudomany’ v- no- 9. Sept. 1966.] d> Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66- 1301 38851. Nei966Unf2ri1T7 dnCt4oS arvd candidates, June 1966, Hungary. Nov. 29, % ’• “■ "»• ’• *»«• 1302 38852. mekhmka, v. 2, no. 8, 1966.] 1305 38886. 1306 38887. 11MbllSSb»l”-' h? ,ore!W <” Chimpanzee. USSR (with 1307 38888. PS W Fip1!11’ H]0- Hi1*6?1 * Paper, $1.00 (TT .^eeis^L^1)1’ rom Znamye- 1308 38889. NovO30 1966 Cl°2^Wn 4- series USSR ; by T. Pietrzykowski. 1309 38890. S$die.0O(TT *6™ 35314*?. clbernetica ecoAomica, no“ 1^1966.]* *p£ 1310 38905. ■^PPLcatmn of computer technology in Soviet economy, USSR ; by A Berg M X SVa’pe^To'o’ 4° 1311 38906. 1966°f « ?o!?tioD.ia4d cosmonautics, USSR [articles], Dec 1 141 [ittS2S1P00,(TF:6E5O3"<>t'la,S'!'1 * no- 1312 38917. "it 4- 4> Paper, $5.00 (TT : 66-35341). 1 J T-a-t-isu p. 11. 4 1313 38927. aiLd occupational diseases, v. 10, no. 8, 1966 [excerpts S?oV(T^ 2’ 1966‘ I2J+H + 122 p’. K 1314 38931. Clinical medicine, v. 44, no. 9. 1966 USSR r>or» o loco rm । v , 224 P. iP p?Per» $6.00 (TT : e’fl-BSSEiS).^60 2- 1966- I2]+a-b + 1315 38935. Mc?Ae^IU88Rblr°w 1318 38943. 1319 38956. Selected papers of 1963 annual conference of Geography Societv of Chinn 19h6y681Calr2^ra5RrCom??uaIst Pbina [with blbCraphilsT.0 DCec 5’ 1320 38957. Dlubo.PecaC5 m!966[2J-f-adIgi—[21Tac-f-265 p. il. 4°L WK\o 1323 38960. Bionics and control systems, USSR; by V. Sokolov Dec 5 1QRR to t per, $?.00 (TT: 6fr-353S)khnika 1 voorazheniy*> uo. 10,' 1966.]% 1*2 1324 38966. Scientiflc-technical information, no. 9, 1966, USSR [article with wh g»yaDSo?mS, t. )I*' ‘B 1325 38993. Experiments in neurophysiology, USSR. Dec. 7, 1966 1214-9 n 4o [From Moskva, no. 10, 1966.] Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35416). P‘ 4 For S?le .by Superintendent of Documents Ix!Styibutlon Made by Issuing Office Page 68 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 1326 38994. Olfactory sense and its simulation by modeling, USSR [excerpts, with bibliography] ; by R. M. Mazitova, et al. Dec. 7, 1966. [2] 4-12 p. il. 4° 4> Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35417). 1327 38995. Armies and social progress, USSR ; by V. Vasil’yev. Dec. 7 1966. [2] p.4-5 leaves, 4° [From Aziya i Afrika segodnya, no. 9, 1966.] 4> Pa- per, $1.00 (TT: 66-35418). 1328 38999. Economic planning aided by mathematics, USSR. Dec. 7, 1966. [2] 4- a-[-55 p. il. 4° [From Primeneniye matematiki v ekonomicheskikh issledovaniyakh, v. 3, 1965.] <1> Paper, $3.00 (TT : 66-35422). 1329 39023. Electronic aids for physician, USSR (excerpts, with bibliography] ; by M. L. Bykhovskiy, et al. Dec. 8, 1966. [2]4-a4-37 p. il. 4° Paper, $2.00 (TT: 66-35446). 1330 39024. Biographic sketches of Soviet scientists M. L. Tsetlin and S. G. Kolesnev, USSR. Dec. 8, 1966. [2]4-a4-10 p. 4“ Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66- 1331 39025. Elections of biomedical scientists to Academy of Sciences, USSR; by V. G. Kocherezhkin. Dec. 8, 1966. [2] 4-6 p. 4° [From Zhurnal obschey biologii, v. 27, no. 5, Sept.-Oct. 1966.] Paper, $1.00 (TT: 66- 35448). 1332 39032. Noctilucent clouds and Ball lightning, USSR [articles]. Dec. 9, 1966. [2] 4-14-33 p. il. 4° [From Priroda, no. 9, Sept. 1966.] $ Paper, $2.00 (TT: 66-35455). 1333 39033. Meeting of Yakut Scientific and Research Institute of Tuberculosis, USSR ; by I. A. Vasil’yev, et al. Dec. 9, 1966. [2] 4-7 p. 4° [From Problemy tuberkuleza, no. 9, 1966.] $ Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66—35456). 1334 39039. Recent Soviet work in cancer research, USSR [with bibliography]. Dec. 9, 1966. [2]-|-a4-18 p. 4° [From Voprosy onkologii, v. 12, no. 10, 1966.] Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35462). 1335 39053. Problems in aviation meteorology, USSR [excerpts] ; by V. A. Shtal’. Dec. 12, 1966. [2]4-a-|-43 p. il. 4° Paper, $2.00 (TT : 66-35476). 1336 39054. 4th all-Union conference on biochemistry of nervous system, USSR; by K. G. Karagezyan. Dec. 12, 1966. [2] p.-|-4 leaves, 4° [From Iz- vestiya Akademli nauk Armyanskoy SSR, v. 29, no. 9, Sept. 1966.] Paper, $1.00 (TT : 66-35477). 1337 39056. Contemporary problems of bionics and their philosophical significance, USSR; by E. I. Levi. Dec. 12, 1966. [2] p.4-5 leaves, 4° [From Filosofskiye nauki, no. 5, 1966.] JUSTICE DEPARTMENT .Washington, D.C. 20530 1348 Criminal justice in metropolitan court, processing of serious criminal cases in District of Columbia Court of General Sessions; by Harry I. Subin. Oct. 1966. [1]+xv4-209 p. il. (Office of Criminal Justice.) t • Item 717 L.C. card 67-60160 J 1.2: C 86/7 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 69 Gov er nme nt Pub li ca ti on s LABOR DEPARTMENT Washington, D.C. 20210 1349 Excerpts of remarks by Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz noon accent wg on behalf of President Lyndon B. Johnson, MTgaret sXr a^?rd in World Leadership, New York City, N.Y., Oct 18 1966 F1966 1 4 leaves, 4° (SEC-67-960.) f i lia 1350 Ma“^wef develoP“^at tra|nin« aet of 1962, as amended (42 U.S.C. 2571-2620). 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I 28.37/a : W 29/965 NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION Washington, D.C. 20546 1418 Management guidelines for new technology reporting to NASA. Oct. 1966. cover title, [l]+i+15 p. i.l. 4° (NHB 2170.1.) * Paper, 20. • Item 830-F NAS 1.18: T 22/2 NASA contractor report CR (series). NAS 1.26: (nos.) 1419 350. Errata Minimax attitude control of aeroballistic launch vehicles, Dec. 1965. [Oct. 26, 1966.] Ip. 4° t „ , J . . 1420 421. Errata, Review of planform effects on low-speed aerodynamic character- istics of triangular and modified triangular wings, by Kenneth Razak and Melvin H. Snyder, jr„ Apr. 1966. [Oct. 25, 1966.] [2] leaves, il. 4° t 1421 524. Diffusion of impurities into silicon from gaseous sources [with list of references] ; by R. M. McLouski. Nov. 1966. cover title, iii + 24 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 5-2755 by Westinghouse Defense and Space Center, Aerospace Division, Baltimore, Md.] 4> Paper, $1.00. 1422 566. Acoustic prediction methods for rocket engines, including effects of clustered engines and defected exhaust flow [with list of references] ; by R. C. Potter and M. J. Crocker. Oct. 1966. cover title, xiii + 167 p. il. 4» [Prepared under contract NAS 8-11071 by Wyle Laboratories, Hunts- ville, Ala.] 4> Paper, $3.25. . 1423 580. Isolation of components on silicon wafer using Si02 [with bibliography J : bv Glen W. Skouson. Nov. 1966. cover title, iii+37 p. il. 4° [Pre- pared under contract NAS 5-3758 by Westinghouse Defense and Space Center, Baltimore, Md.] £ Paper, $2.00. . 1424 610. Solubility studies of ultra pure transition elements in ultra pure alkali metals [with bibliographies] ; by R. L. McKisson [and others], Oct. 1966. cover title, viii+153 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 3-4163 by North American Aviation, Inc., Canoga Park, Calif.] 4> Pa- per, $3.25. L.C. card 67-60240 a K 1425 614. Life support system for space flights of extended time periods; by Life Support Project, Life Sciences Dept., General Dynamics, San Diego, Calif Nov. 1966. cover title, xxii+[569] p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 1—2934.] $ Paper, $6.25. L.C. card 67-60242 , , x , x x , _ 1426 616. Critical tracking task for man-machine research related to operator s effec- tive delay time: pt. 1, Theory and experiments with first-order divergent controlled element [with list of references]; by H. R. Jex, J. D. Mc- Donnell, and A. V. Phatak. Nov. 1966. cover title, xiv + 105 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 2-2288 by Systems Technology, Inc., Hawthorne, Calif.] 4> Paper, $3.00. . . . 1427 622. On optimum transfer between 2 terminal points for minimum initial impulse under arbitrary initial velocity vector [with list of references] ; by Fang Toh Sun. Nov. 1966. cover title, xv + 87 p. 11. 4° [Prepared under grant NsG—558 by University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.] 4> Paper, $2 50. 1428 628. Vestibular system and human dynamic space orientation [with bibliog- raphy] ; by Jacob L. Meiry. Oct. 1966. cover title, xiii + 192 p. il. 4° [Prepared under grant NsG-577 by Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.] 4> Paper, $3.75. L.C. card 67-60259 ~ 1429 630. Project Moon-Blink [with list of references]. Oct. 1966. cover title, vi + 73 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 5-9613 by Trident Engineer- ing Associates, Inc.. Annapolis, Md.] 4> Paper, $2.50. 1430 633. Internal Compton effect [with list of references] ; by M. P. Bedesem and K. J. Casper. Nov. 1966. cover title, vi + 57 p .il. 4° [Prepared under grant NsG-655 by Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio.] 4> Pa- per, $2.50. „ x . . , 1431 634. Effects of periodic blowing through flush transverse slots on turbulent boundary layer skin friction [with list of references] ; by Jack G. Spangler. Oct. 1966. cover title, [ 1 ] + 67 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NASw-956 by Ling-Temco-Vought, Inc., Dallas, Tex.] Paper, $2.50. 1432 636. Minimum-impulse time-free transfer between elliptic orbits [with list of reference] ; by Frank W. Gobetz, Michael Washington, and Theodore N. Edelbaum. Nov. 1966. cover title, vi + 104 p. il. 4® [Prepared under contract NAS 1-4688 by United Aircraft Corporation, East Hartford, Conn.] 4> Paper, $3.00. For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 73 Gov er nme nt Pub li ca ti on s NASA contractor report CR (series)—Continued 1433 642‘ rnth3iist2of Corporation. Rockville Aid6]" ** p^peJ- $300 5-5890 by Fairchild Hiller 1434 643. Tiographksf; [with bib' 4vme.[®ar%dpXerr ^"AS&i3ia b> 1435 644. ^hcu™ou{^^niNOTj^9^6HSgOOvereti£eence^|_^3^. Gabron and John Mc- "pS?^. 9“3554 by Artbur’D ®leP ^ 1436 645. Eq[withnSbiblk>graprhy]e^aby CWolfga^igC0^ao4bernC^T?dr^Calr San?^cb shells title iv-kfiq n ii io rn woirgang J. Oberndorfer. Nov. 1966. cover California, Berkeley4 Calif.l^^^ape^ $2.50ant NsG-637 by University of Ntnd S^O^ 1437 v.3,no.7. Orbiting solar observatory. [1966.] 1 sheet, il. oblong f-> [De- 4 - -- -U^rH^-an4d foldeFXng 1438 v. , no. . Gemini Pletorial.^pOct^ 1966.^1 shee^il. oblong f» folded into 4<> NASA SP 1440 131. Information Division, Office of’ Technology Utilization.*) Vpaper? L.C. card 67-60105 1441 4006. 1442 /oox a L C- card 66-60096 1443 7025. P ps»^ NASA teCh brLefSI T[Issuod. by Technology Utilization Division to sum- sP^lfic^ech^.lcal innovations derived from the space program. Issued with perforations.] 4> Paper, each 15c. NAS 1.29-(nos ) 1444 66-10424. Labyrinth-type valve seat increases valve life by decreasing fluid fiCKMQH ™Vel?ci$y- 'Sept- 1.666. [2] p. il. 4“ ([M-FS-1051 D g ° d 1445 1446 1447 6f«0439. I- eUm&r. g»P'&ak«aut« >"^«d“rar.6JiU lo ,acnum 1448 0 *£?r Sale by Superintendent of Documents .bution Made by Issuing Office Page 74 ^Official Use. Not Available Janu ar y 1967 1454 66—10455. Mylar film eliminates silk screening of equipment panels. Oct. 1966. 1 p. 4° (MSC-798.) 1455 66—10456. Pulse generator using transistors and silicon controlled rectifiers pro- duces high current pulses with fast rise and fall times. Oct. 1966. [2] p. il. 4° ([MSC-405.]) 1456 66-10457. Logic system aids in evaluation of project readiness. Oct. 1966. [21 p. il. 4o ([MSC-753.]) 1457 66—10459. Improved method facilitates debulking and curing of phenolic impreg- nated asbestos. Oct. 1966. 1 p. 4° (MSC-949.) 1458 66-10460. Chart system simplifies identification of complex design assemblies. Oct. 1966. [2] p. il. 4° ([MSC-752.]) 1459 66—10462. Instrument automatically selects peak acceleration signal from several accelerometers. Oct. 1966. [2] p. il. 4° ([JPL-816.]) 1460 66—10463. Microminiature thermocouple monitors own installation. Oct. 1966. 1 p. il. 4° (M—FS—1111.) 1461 66—10464. Large seals fabricated from small segments reduce procurement lead time. Oct. 1966. 1 p. 4° (M-FS-1117.) 1462 66-10465. Solid state circuit switches ac load. Oct. 1966. [21 p. il. 4° ([JPL- 798.]) 1463 66—10466. Study compares methods for numerical solution of ordinary differen- tial equations. Oct. 1966. 1 p. 4° (M-FS-830.) 1464 66—10480. Simple, one transistor circuit boosts pulse amplitude. Oct. 1966. [2] p. il. 4° ([GSFC-501.]) 1465 66—10481. Modified McLeod pressure gage eliminates measurement errors. Nov. 1966. [2] p. il. 4° ([ARC-62.]) 1466 66—10482. Automatic cryogenic liquid level controller is safe for use near com- bustible substances. Oct. 1966. [2] p. il. 4° ([Lewis-195.]) 1467 66—10486. Solid state circuit controls direction, speed, and braking of de motor. Oct. 1966. [2] p. il. 4° ([JPL-757.]) 1468 66—10488. Spiral spring/strain gage combination accurately measures shock in- duced deflection. Oct. 1966. [2] p. il. 4° ([MSC-789.]) 1469 66-10490. Solenoid magnetic fields calculated from superposed semi-infinite sole- noids. Nov. 1966. [2] p. il. 4° ([Lewis-184.]) 1470 66—10491. Miniature capacitive accelerometer is especially applicable to telem- etry. Nov. 1966. [2] p. il. 4° ([ARC-72.]) 1471 66—10492. Circuit prevents overcharging of secondary cell batteries. Nov. 1966. [2] p. il. 4° ([GSFC-454.]) 1472 66-10496. Computer program performs flow analysis through turbines. Nov. 1966. [2] p. 4° ([Lewis-236.]) NASA technical note TN (series). NAS 1.14: D-(nos.) 1473 D-3273. Algorithm for synthesis of asynchronous sequential circuits [with list of references]; by John S. Tripp. Nov. 1966. cover title, [1] + 24 p. il. 4° Paper, $1.00. 1474 D—3334. Errata, Aerodynamic damping and oscillatory stability in pitch and yaw of Gemini configurations at Mach numbers from 0.50 to 4.63, by Bruce R. Wright and Robert A. Kilgore, Mar. 1966. [Oct. 19, 1966.] 1 p. 4» f 1475 D-3442. Low-subsonic wind-tunnel and free-flight drop-test investigation of para- glider configuration having large tapered leading edges and keel [with list of references] ; by Delwin R. Croom and Paul G. Fournier. Oct. 1966. cover title, [1]+32 p. il. 4° Paper, $2.00. 1476 D-3565. Validation of research simulator for investigating jet transport handling qualities and airworthiness criteria during takeoff [with bibliogra- phies] ; by Charles T. Jackson, jr., and C. Thomas Snyder. Oct. 1966. cover title, [3]+54 p. il. 4° For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 75 Gov ern ment Pub lic ati on s NASA technical note TN (series)—Continued 1484 D-3671. Some~ factors influencing heat transfer to liouid-pronellant rocket-thrust chamber coolant channels [with list of references] bvRScK. ne * Paper. CUrren’ N°V' 1966’ W?28 p. B 4^ 1485 D-3674. Aechord a^onhle%tiantt°enH s«m,l8Pan tiltinS wing with 0.5-diameter ^oPvreiS^GC6e 1486 D-3675. Ae«Harrisnsr Oefca^h1 ^Xr flares [with list of references] ; bv Julius E. xiarns. Oct. 1966. cover title, [l]-4-48 n 11 4° 4>Pmer no 1487 D-3676. counted b? hdLnJn%SeW°n ,and a?alys*s of structur^'loldsen- ences]'bv John’n Wer?1 §relessio2«or system [with list of refer- * piper, $2.00h ' W d' Nov- 1966- cover title, [1]+44 p. il. 4° 1488 D-3677. E'nrn^h°ea instrument display in landing ap- L'obprtC\vA hellc°Pter (with list of references] ; by William Gracev +45?. ii .ls ’n;"r«r„4mr+" F' ,J-lbb8- N»’- ««« uue“T3i 1489 D—3678. 1490 0-3681. Manual method for control of thrust axis during planar ascent from ^“AetXrTnd^Kelt^K^t [wiM fences] ; by Herman il. 4» Tpaper $2 00 Barker’ Nov. 1966. cover title, [1] +42 p. 1491 D—3682. EXiP effects of electron irradiation from 20 keV to HvHh P$lyeJhylene terephthalate capacitor-type meteoroid detector k™ 11Sc ™ references] ; by Thomas G. James Harry H Hevson and Clifford S. Frank. Nov. 1966. cover title, [ 1 ] + 27 p. il.’ 4» y$ Paper 1492 D-3683. LiSitati?ns. ®n,?n®rtiaI sensor testing produced by test platform vlbra- cover titled llU 79 by H.eJfert ^^00^ ‘ Nov. '1966. cover tine, [11+79 p. il. 4° 4> Paper, $2.50. 1493 D—3685. ^f^r^ted approach to analysis and design of wings and wiu^-bodv combinations in supersonic flow [with list of references] • bv "Ralph tij “/pSSVo , K»”d ”td - o«- 1494 D-3686. Development of sensors to obtain in-flight ablation measurements of T pRriaInd0TCt °D materials [with list of references]; bv Peter J p.^.Vn|paper%fooRUSSe11 I1L Nov’ 1966‘ cove/titli, [1]+27 1495 D—3687. CoJ?pa^l?°B Of+re?ill’1lsr.of 2 simulations employing full-size visual cues bv Donald R R & do^kin^ && »st of references f! pyil 4o Ipaper |2.00 herS]- Nov' 1966‘ cover title, [lJ+^5 1496 D—3689. OpnraJ?onal exPerience’ with electronic flight control systems of Innar- vi«dlIn vehicle [with list of references] ; by Calvin R Jar- °ct' 1966- cover title. [1] +43 p. il. 4° * Paner /o on 1497 D—3690. h^fnrman818-°+ wide-angle, indirect optical viewing system in high-per- formancejetaircraft [ with list of references] ; by Garrison P Lav toil 4 Paper, H’ Dana‘ °Ct‘ 1966‘ C0Ver title’ [1]+33 P- 4“ 1498 D-3691. ^co^nsi^J fllavestigation of pressure characteristics of nonwetting °w of mercury m sodium-pottassium-cooled, tapered tube wranJ n vrrferencex?] ; by Richard W. Vernon, Rov A. Lottig and pern$™0?‘ Kenney‘ Nov' 1966‘ cover title« [l]+33 p. il. 4° ipa- 1499 D—3692. investigation of turbulent liquid-metal heat transfer in £ ^“TA^r w 1500 D-3693. nTwithatlist of ™jwnetlCa]ly k°ftT blgh temPerature cobalt-iron alloy title, [liVJ i^ Barranger. Oct. 1966. cover 1501 D—3694. Energy required to produce electron-hole pair in silicon by tritons 1«L0f refercnces] ; by John J. Smithrick and Ira T Mvers [with A™26nf «p+er tltl^ [1l+15 p- iL 40 * Paper, $1.00. Oct. 1502 D-3695. SH«f°»f PJaf 0nlum'i?eryilluJra neutrons in tungsten-water media [with ,',ii.4-°“fPa«rSI$’l0S<>[°n'1 otl,ers)- N»’- 1966. 1503 D—3696. ?8 rexH?.S€d ‘Jf paroerical integration of ordinary differential cover title, ii + 32 p. 4° 4' Paper, $2.00. 1504 D-3700. Tr™n?niiC aerodynamic investigation of tension shell and blunted 100° hv Ahal fhapes for unmanned entry vehicles [with list of references 1 • perE$2 00S D‘HarnS- N°V’ 1966’ cover title> tU+23 P-H. 4» Pa- 1505 D-3701. Trh^™°hnic aerodynamic characteristics of model of supersonic fighter- bomber airplane with external fuel tanks and other modifications Iwith + 55“?llfe4r.“Tl!«i,S.SS? C- Ferr"- N0V- 1966- Utle1”']? 1506 D-3702. Bending tests of 2 large-diameter corrugated cylinders with eccentric For Sale by Superintendent of Documents ^Distribution Made by Issuing Office Page 76 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 1507 D—3703. Navigation accuracy for infrared equipped Apollo aircraft for reentry tracking [with list of references] ; by F. Kalil. Nov. 1966. cover title, iii+31 p. il. 4° * Paper, $2.00. 1508 D-3704. Generalized satellite telemetry data simulation programs; by Bernard G. Narrow and Richard C. Lee. Nov. 1966. cover title, lii + 11 P- il. 4° 4> Paper, $1.00. 1509 D-3705. Photographic study of mercury droplet parameters including effects of gravity [with list of references] ; by Jonas I. Sturas, Clifford C. Crabs, and Sol H. Gotland. Nov. 1966. cover title, [l]+49 p. il. 4° 4> Pa- per, $2.00. 1510 D-3707. Deposition of thin films by ion plating on surfaces having various configurations [with list of references] ; by Talivaldis Spalvins, John S. Przybyszewski, and Donald H. Buckley. Nov. 1966. cover title, [ 1 ] 4-10 p. il. 4° Paper, $1.00. 1511 D—3708. Experimental investigation of transverse-mode solid-propellant combus- tion instability in vortex burner [with list of references] ; by Louis A. Povinelli, Marcus F. Heidmann, and Charles E. Feiler. Nov. 1966. cover title, [l]+34 p. il. 4° 4> Paper, $2.00. 1512 D-3717. Near-earth meteoroid environment [with list of references] ; by Robert J. Naumann. Nov. 1966. cover title, v + 38 p. il. 4° $ Paper, $2.00. L.C. card 67-60243 1513 D-3724. Design and use of displacement gage for crack-extension measurements [with list of references] ; by Douglas M. Fisher, Raymond T. Bubsey, and John E. Srawley. Nov. 1966. cover title, [1] +13 p. il. 4° NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY, Agriculture Dept. Washington, D.C. 20250 Library list. 1517 41, supp.2. Cooperation in agriculture, 1954-64, list of selected references; [com- piled by Gene J. Kubal]. Oct. 1966. v+115 p. 4° t L.C. card Agr 67—5 A 17.17 : 41/supp. 2 NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE, General Services Administration, Washington, D.C. 20408 1518 Federal population censuses, 1790-1890, price list of microfilm copies of schedules. 1966. ix+154 p. ([Publication 67-1.]) t • Item 569 L.C. card A 66-7676 GS 4.2: P 81/2/790-890-2 NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS, Commerce Dept. Washington, D.C. 20235 Miscellaneous publications. • Item 247 C 13.10: (nos.) 1519 260. Standard reference materials: [Catalog and price list of standard mate- rials issued by National Bureau of Standards ; Oct. 1, 1966], quarterly insert sheets. Oct. 1, 1966. 17 p. 4° (Office of Standard Reference Materials.) 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Change 8, Sept. 24, 1966, radio weather aids, Atlantic and Mediterranean area, 1st edition. 1966. [81] p. il. 4° [Includes list of effective pages and Notice to mariners 39, 1966. Issued in looseleaf form.] f Paper, 50c. NAVAL OPERATIONS OFFICE, Defense Dept. Washington, D.C. 20390 1541 Civil War naval chronology, 1861-65; pt. 6, Special studies and cumulative index. [1966.] cover title, vii+477 p. il. 4° (Naval History Division.) * Paper, $2.50. • Item 399 L.C. card 61-64600 D 207.2: C 49/pt. 6 NAVAL ORDNANCE SYSTEMS COMMAND, Defense Dept. Washington, D.C. 20360 Note .—The Naval Ordnance Systems Command was established May 1, 1966. in the reorganization of the Navy Department. The Naval Weapons Bureau was dis- established on the same date and some of its field activities and employees assigned to the Naval Ordnance Systems Command. NavOrd report. 1542 1488, v. 5. Handbook of supersonic aerodynamics: sec. 13-14, Viscosity and heat transfer effects [with list of references] ; by R. E. Wilson. Aug. 1, 1966. xxiv + 333 p. il. 4° [Produced under contract NOw 62— 0604—c by Aerodynamics Handbook Staff of John Hopkins Uni- versity Applied Physics Laboratory, Silver Spring, Md.] ♦ Paper, $2.75. • Item 410 L.C. card 50-60883 D 215.7 :1488/v. 5/sec. 13, 14 NAVAL PERSONNEL BUREAU, Defense Dept. Washington, D.C. 20390 1543 Basic electricity, trainee’s guide for fire control technician training. Nov. 1966. cover title, xvii+354 p. il. 4° (NAVPERS 93358A.) [Super- sedes NAVPERS 93358, June 1964.] J • Item 403-A D 208.6/3: El 2/3 For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 79 Gov er nme nt Pub lic ati on s 1544 Constructing and using achievement tests, guide for Navy instructors. [Revised edition.] [1966.] [4]4-104 n. n. 4° t • Item 403-A (NAVPERS 16808-B.) L.C. card 66-62973 D 208.6/3: Ac 4/966 1545 Photographer’s mate 3 & 2 [with reading list; produced by Navy Training title fv£ft£ neTlo Memphis, Tenn.]. 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Tart Sanitary isngm'UtiJ L.C. card 67-60H1 Fs ; & 1573 erenS-tef SarouriVl ‘i”8.8'"68 U^O-64) [with list., „f minted ref. L.C. M r,l 67-60109 Pg 2.22/15: P 95/2 Health information series. • Item 486 psivi..,.,., , 1574 48. 1575 115. X-^rUoTeriaU'^py^ “™’ 8“ <■*«“ ^rPio”“rr<,W 8” Hl-^Heatmn 1173.1) • PaS Si’pe/S',] single 1576 134. =i’ Md. L1966.] ,[20] p. il. narrow 8° ([Publication 1483.] ) * Paper, 20c: II486hEm0biliZati°11 SerieS‘ (Division of Health Mobilization.) • item 1577 F-3. Can™ sterile mgr Ipaetagrf disaster hospltal. 1968. lv+ vision of Hospital and MedicalFFnriiiHc«Pre«ared coaPeration with Di- tlon of civil defense emergency hospital.]' » PapeL25c.C L.C. card 06-05757 ■«•’»»• PS 2.74/3: C-13 1580 MM?£>n NJ 1 ?“ 1 le"islatlon’ Fairleigh Dickinson University, ’ J ’ FS2.30:M47 1581 P“Mie Health Service, Jan.-June L J p- * (CM—1856.) f • Item 481-A FS 2.24/2:966 tnkt^h!efiby Superintendent of Documents +o«t”iTtrlon ^ade by Issuing Office Page 82 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 1582 Legal aspects of PHS medical care; by Eli P. Bernzweig. [1966.] ix+104 p. (Bureau of Medical Services; [Publication 1468].) ♦ Paper, 50c. • Item 496-A L.C. card 66-62919 FS 2.6/2 : M 46/6 National Cancer Institute monograph. • Item 507-L 1583 22. Conference on murine leukemia [articles, with lists of references; editors Marvin A. Rich and John B. Moloney]. Sept. 1966. xii + 712 p. il. large 8° [Sponsored by National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, and Albert Einstein Medical Center, Philadelphia, Pa., supported by Virology Research Resources Branch, National Cancer Institute.] * Cloth, $6.25. L.C. card 67-60260 FS 2.22/18 : 22 1584 Nursing homes and title 6. [Oct. 1966.] [11] p. il. oblong 48° ([Office of Equal Health Opportunity.]) t • Item 496-A FS 2.6/2: N 93/12 1585 Obesity and health, source book of current information for professional health personnel [articles, with bibliograpies; edited by Jean Mayer and Gretchen E. Collins]. [1966.] v+77 p. il. 4° ([Publication 1485]; Division of Chronic Diseases, Heart Diseases Control Program.) * Pa- per, 60c. • Item 485 L.C. card 67-60112 FS 2.2: Ob 2 1586 Outpatient psychiatric clinics, 1964, annual statistical report, data on pa- tients [State and total United States] ; prepared by Office of Biometry, Survey and Reports Section, National Institute of Mental Health, Be- thesda, Md. [1966.] 95 p. 4° ([Publication 1506; National Institutes of Health.]) f • Item 5O7-A-5 L.C. card 64-60632 FS 2.22/38: 964 1587 Patients in mental institutions, 1964: pt. 4, Private institutions for men- tally retarded; prepared by National Institute of Mental Health, Office of Biometry, Survey and Reports Section. |[1966.] 35 p. 4° ([Publica- tion 1452, pt. 4] ; National Institutes of Health.) f • Item 494 L.C. card 42-37617 FS 2.59 : 964/pt.4 1588 Psychopharmacology bulletin, v. 3, no. 3, July 1966. [1966.] [2]+50 p. il. 4° (National Clearinghouse for Mental Health Information.) [For- merly entitled Psychopharmacology Service Center bulletin. Issued ir- regularly.] t • Item 507-Z-l FS 2.22/29: 3/3 Public Health bibliography series. • Item 481-A FS 2.21: (nos.) 1589 68. Carbon monoxide, bibliography with abstracts ; compiled by Anna Grossman Cooper. 1966. vili + 440 p. 4° ([Publication 1503] ; Division of Air Pollution, Air Pollution Technical Information Center.) ♦ Paper, $2.50. L.C. card 67-60115 1590 69. Community care of mentally ill, selected annotated bibliography ; [prepared by Joan Gerver and Mildred Arrill]. Sept. 1966. v-|-64 p. 4° ([Publi- cation 1527] ; National Clearinghouse for Mental Health Information, National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Mental Health.) ♦ Paper, 40c. L.C. card 67-60113 1591 Registered dental hygienist, facts for counselors. [1966.] cover title, [l]+8 p. 4° ([Publication 1508; Division of Dental Health, Education and Facilities Branch.]) * Paper, 15c. • Item 485 FS 2.2 :D 43/32 1592 Treatment tray and sets prepared in hospital CM & SSS. [1966.] port- folio of [72] cards, each 5 x 8 in. [Cards are a visible index file of the illustrations in chap. 7 of publication entitled: Manual for hospital cen- tral medical and surgical supply services. See Entry no. 1579.] * Pa- per, $1.50 per set FS 2.74/3: C-13/cards PUBLIC ROADS BUREAU, Commerce Dept. Washington, D.C. 20235 1593 Engineering opportunities, bridge to your success in Bureau of Public Roads highway engineering training program. Sept. 1966. cover title, 20 p. il. oblong 12° ♦ Paper, 30c. • Item 265 C 37.2: En 3/966 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 83 242-038—67—No. 864 -7 Gov ern ment Pub li ca ti on s 1594 Report of Operation 66, joint engineering-enforcement project, highway safety study related to design features, motorist services, and in-depth accident investigation, conducted by California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Illinois in cooperation with Department of Commerce, Bureau of Public Roads and International Association of Chiefs of Police. [Nov. 1966.] cover title, 64 p. il. 4° t • Item 265 L.C. card 67-60136 C 37.2: J 66 RECLAMATION BUREAU, Interior Dept. Washington, D.C. 20240 1595 Federal reclamation laws, without annotations, chronological reprint of public statutes of United States affecting Bureau of Reclamation, June 23,1959-Nov. 8,1965. 1966. vi+204 p. j • Item 661 L.C. card 58-61950 I 27.27 : L 44/959-65 1596 Reclamation project data (supplement). [1966.] v-|-275 p. il. 4° ♦Pa- per, $2.00. • Item 660 L.C. card 61-60689 I 27.2: P 94/13/961/supp. RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION, Agriculture Dept. Washington, D.C. 20250 REA bulletin. 1597 169-3. Pole performance study, 1951-63. Sept. 1966. cover title, iv+56 p. 11. 4° [Issued with perforations. Supersedes previous report published Feb. 1958 as REA bulletin 45—7.] * Paper, 40c. • Item 116 L.C. card 67-60245 A 68.3 : 169-3 SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Washington, D.C. 20416 Administrative management course program, topic. •Item 901-48 1598 8. Taxation, key factor in business decisions [with bibliography]. 1966. viii + 74 p.+ [6] leaves, 4° ([Procurement and Management Assistance, Office of Management Assistance, Business Management Development Division, Management Development and Training Program.]) [Prepared jointly by staff members of Internal Revenue Service and SBA’s Management Develop- ment and Training Program. Artworks and visuals prepared by Graphics and Design Branch, Office of Administrative Services. Index reference to divider sheets on back cover.] * Paper, 81.25. L.C. card 64-62403 SB A 1.24 : 8 1599 Economic growth at community level, local development company loans. [Aug. 1966.] cover title, [3]+67 p. il. 4° ([OPI-17.]) f • Item 901-B SBA 1.2 : Ec 7/5/966 Small business bibliography. • Item 901-K 1600 16. Store location ; by John E. Mertes. July 1966 revision. [1966.] 8 p. 4° t L.C. card 66-62867 SBA 1.3 : 16/3 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION Washington, D.C. 20560 1601 Research opportunities in astophysics, 1967-68, Smithsonian Astrophysi- cal Observatory, Cambridge, Mass. 1966. 1 p. f° ,(Office of Education and Training.) t • Item 910 SI 1.2: As 8/4 1602 United States and the world ocean, [lecture delivered by] Don Walsh [at Smithsonian Institution, Feb. 17, 1965]. 1965. [2]+28 p. il. ([Pub- lication 4650; Edwin A. Link lecture series.]) f (Price upon applica- tion) L.C. card 67-60248 SI 1.21: W 16 SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept, Washington, D.C. 20201 Actuarial note, t 1603 32. Relationship of child beneficiaries to old-age beneficiaries ; by Robert J. Myers Aug. 1966. [4] p. 4° FS 3.19/2: 32 ♦For Sale by Superintendent of Documents tDistribution Made by Issuing Office Page 84 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 1604 Establishment reporting plan, statement for use of employer. Sept. 1966. [2]4-6 p. il. 4° (Office of Research and Statistics; Instr.-OAA-5019.) t • Item 520 FS 3.6: Es 8 OASI (series). • Item 518-A FS 3.35: (nos.) 1605 25d. Special information for self-employed farmers about reporting their income for social security. [Oct. 1966.) 8 p. narrow 12“ * Paper, $3.00 per 100 ; single copy, 5c. 1606 135. Social security handbook on retirement insurance, survivors insurance, dis- ability insurance, health insurance for the aged. 3d edition. Oct. 1966. vii4-461 p. ♦ Paper, $1.50. Research and statistics note, 1966 (series). 1607 12. Enrollment and finances of Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans, 1965 ; [prepared by Louis S. Reed and Kathleen Myers]. Oct. 11, 1966. 74-[15] p. 4° (Oflice of Research and Statistics.) t FS 3.28/2 : 966/12 Research report. (Office of Research and Statistics.) • Item 522-A 1608 14. Sweden’s social security system, appraisal of its economic impact in postwar period ; by Carl G. Uhr. [1966] x 4-159 p. * Paper, 50c. L.C. card HEW 67-2 FS 3.49 : 14 SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, Agriculture Dept. Washington, D.C. 20250 1609 Soil survey: Rogers County, Okla.; [by Dock J. Polone]. Aug. 1966. cover title, ii-|-65 p. il. 63 p. of pl. and maps, 4° [Prepared in cooperation with Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station. Text on p. 2 of cover. One map is colored.] ♦ Paper, $3.00. • Item 102 (Rev. 1957). L.C. card Agr 66-339 A 57.38: R 63 Soil survey series 1960. • Item 102 (Rev. 1957). A57.38:(nos.) 1610 27. Lafayette County, Wis.; [by Bruce G. Watson]. Aug. 1966. cover title, 14-137 p. il. Ill p. of pl. and maps, 4° [Prepared in cooperation with University of Wisconsin, Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey, Soil Survey Division, and Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station. Text on p. 2 of cover. One map is colored.] * Paper, $5.25. L.C. card Agr 67-17 1611 31. Elbert County, Colo., eastern part; [by Lynn S. Larsen and others], July 1966. cover title, 14-79 p. il. 77 p. of pl. and maps, 4° [Prepared in cooperation with Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station. Text on p. 2 of cover. One map is colored.] ♦ Paper, $3.75. L.C. card Agr 66^369 Soil survey series 1963. • Item 102 (Rev. 1957). 1612 1. Tippah County, Miss, [with list of literature cited; by William E. Bright and others]. Feb. 15, 1966. cover title, i-|-96 p. 11. 85 p. of pl. and maps, 1 tab. 4° [Prepared in cooperation with Mississippi Agricultural Experi- ment Station. Text on p. 2 of cover. One map is colored.] * Paper, $4.25. L.C. card Agr 67-18 A 57.38 : 963/1 STATE DEPARTMENT Washington, D.C. 20520 Background notes. ([Office of Media Services, Bureau of Public Affairs.]) [Issued with perforations.] • Item 862-B 1613 Ceylon [with bibliography]. [Revised Nov. 1966.] [1966.] 8 p. il. 4° ([Pub- lication 7757.]) * Paper, 5c. L.C. card 66-61561 S 1.123 : C 33/966 1614 Chad [with bibliography], [Revised Nov. 1966.] [1966.] 8 p. il. 4° ([Pub- lication 7669.]) * Paper, 5c. L.C. card 66-61561 S 1.123 : C 34 1615 Guyana [with bibliography]. [June 1966.] 4 p. il. 4° ([Publication 8095.]) * Paper, 5c. L.C. card 65-60213 S 1.123 : G 99 1616 Iran [with bibliography], [Revised Sept. 1966.] [1966.] 4 p. il. 4° ([Pub- lication 7760.]) ’Paper, 5c. L.C. card 66-61561 S 1.123 : Ir 1/966 1617 Mexico [with bibliography]; [Revised Sept. 1966.] [1966.] 8 p. il. 4° ([Pub- lication 7865.]) * Paper, 5c. L.C. card 66-61561 S 1.123 : M 57/966 1618 Paraguay [with bibliography]. [Aug. 1966.] 4 p. il. 4° ([Publication 8098.]) * Paper, 5c. L.C. card 65-60213 S 1.123 : P 21 1619 South Africa [with bibliography]. [Revised Nov. 1966.] [1966.] 8 p. il. 4° ([Publication 8021.]) ♦ Paper, 5c. L.C. card 66-61561 S 1.123 : So8af/966 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 85 Gov ern ment Pub li ca ti on s Background notes—Continued 1620 Switzerland [with bibliography]. [Revised Oct. 1966.] [1966.] 8 p. il. 4° ([Publication 8132.],) ♦ Paper, 5c. L.C. card 66-61561 S 1.123 : Sw 6 1621 Tanzania [with bibliography]. [Oct. 1966.] 8 p. il. 4° ([Publication 8097.]) * Paper, 5c. L.C. card 65-60213 S 1.123 : T 15 1622 United Kingdom [with bibliography], [Aug. 1966.] 8 p. il. 4° ([Publication 8099.]) * Paper, 5c. L.C. card 65-60213 S 1.123 : Un 34k 1623 Venezuela [with bibliography]. [Revised Oct. 1966.] [1966.] 8 p. il. 4° ([Publication 7749.]) * Paper, 5c. L.C. card 66-61561 S 1.123 : V 55/966 1624 Yugoslavia [with bibliography], [Revised Aug. 1966.] [1966.] 8 p. il. 4° ([Publication 7773.]) * Paper, 5c. L.C. card 66-61561 S 1.123 : Y 9/966 1625 Documents on German foreign policy, 1918—45 [from captured archives of German Foreign Ministry and Reich Chancellery; v. 5, Third Reich, 1st phase, Mar. 5-Oct. 31, 1936]. 1966. lxxxi+1208 p. ([ Series C (1933- 37); Publication 8083.]) [Also published in Great Britain by Her Majesty’s Stationery Office, London.] * Cloth, $4.75. • Item 866 L.C. card 49-46672 S 1.82: C/v. 5 European and British Commonwealth series. • Item 869 1626 69. Making Europe whole, unfinished task; [by] President Lyndon B. Johnson. [Nov. 1966.] cover title, 12 p. ([Publication 8155; Office of Media Services, Bureau of Public Affairs.]) [Text of remarks bv President Lyn- don Johnson Oct. 7, 1966, to National Conference of Editorial Writers, New York, N.Y.] * Paper, 15c. L.C. card 67—60235 S 1.74 : 69 Far Eastern series. • Item 870 1627 151. Other war in Vietnam, progress report; [prepared by Robert W. Komer], [Nov. 1966.] [2]+28-f-[l] p. 4» ([Publication 8151; Office of Media Service, Bureau of Public Affairs.]) [Reprinted from Department of State bulletins. Oct. 10 and 17, 1966.] ♦ Paper, 10c. L.C. card 67-60234 S 1.38 : 151 General foreign policy series. • Item 875 S 1.71:(nos.) 1628 215. International defense commitments of United States [statement by Secre- tary Rusk made before Senate Preparedness Subcommittee, Aug. 25, 1966], [Sept. 1966.] 6+[l]p. 4° ([Publication 8139 ; Office of Media Services, Bureau of Public Affairs.]) [Reprinted from Department of State bulletin, Sept. 12, 1966.] * Paper, 5c. L.C. card SD 67-2 1629 216. Outlook for freedom; by Dean Rusk. [Nov. 1966.] [1]+13 p. ([Publi- cation 8150; Office of Media Service, Bureau of Public Affairs.]) [Ad- dress made on Sept. 21, 1966 before National Industrial Conference Board at New York, N.Y.] * Paper, 20c. L.C. card SD 67-1 International boundary studies. (Geographer, Office of Research in Eco- nomics and Science, Bureau of Intelligence and Research.) $ S 1.119/3: (nos.) 1630 70. Burundi-Tanzania boundary. May 16, 1966. cover title, [l]+7 p map 4° 1631 71. Kenya-Tanzania boundary. May 27, 1966. cover title, [1J4-12 p. map 4° 1632 72. Burundi-Rwanda boundary. June 1, 1966. cover title, [l]+5 p. map 4° 1633 73. Chad-Niger boundary. Aug. 1, 1966. cover title, [1] +9 p. map, 4° Treaties and other international acts series. ♦ Paper, $10.00 a yr. (ap- proximately 150 issues), $6.00 additional for foreign mailing; single copies vary in price. • Item 899 g 9.10; (nos.) 1634 6020. Agricultural commodities, sales under title 4, agreement between United States and Paraguay, signed Asuncion Apr. 27. 1966 [entered into force Apr. 27, 1966], with exchange of notes. [1966.] [2]+13 p. [English and Spanish.] * Paper, 10c. L.C. card 66-62136 1635 6032. Agricultural commodities, agreement between United States and India, amending agreement of Sept. 30, 1964, as amended, effected by exchange of notes signed New Delhi May 27, 1966; [entered into force May 27 1966] with related notes. [1966.] [2]+8p. ♦ Paper, 10c L.C. card 66-62331 1636 6045. Agricultural commodities, agreement between United States and Morocco effected by exchange of notes signed Rabat Dec. 29, 1964; [entered into force Dec. 29, 1964] with related notes. [1966.] [2]+15 p. [English and French.] * Paper, 10c. L.C. card 66-62579 ♦For Sale by Superintendent of Documents •[Distribution Made by Issuing Office Page 86 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 1637 6049. Agricultural commodities, agreement between United States and Morocco, effected by exchange of notes signed Rabat Apr. 23, 1965 ; [entered into force Apr. 23, 1965] with related notes and amending agreements effected by exchange of notes signed Rabat Oct. 8, 1965 and exchange of notes signed Rabat Apr. 21, 1966 ; [entered into force Apr. 21, 1966]. [1966.] [2] +21 p. [English and French.] * Paper, 15c. L.C. card 66—62576 1638 6060. Telecommunication, radio broadcasting facilities, agreement between United States and Philippines, implementing agreement of May 6, 1963, as im- plemented, effected by exchange of notes signed Manila July 13, 1966 ; [entered into force July 13, 1966]. [1966.] [2]+11 p. * Paper, 10c. L.C. card 67-60232 1639 6070. Trade in cotton textiles, agreement between United States and Portugal, amending agreement of Mar. 12, 1964, effected by exchange of notes signed Washington Aug. 17, 1966; [entered into force Aug. 17, 1966]. [1966.] [2]+2 p. ♦ Paper, 5c. L.C. card 67-60233 1640 6074. Agricultural commodities, agreement between United States and Pakistan, amending agreement of May 26, 1966, effected by exchange of notes signed Rawalpindi and Karachi Aug. 10, 1966; [entered into force Aug. 10, 1966], [1966.] [2]+3 p. * Paper, 5c. L.C. card 67-60119 1641 6079. Agricultural commodities, agreement between United State and Ceylon, amending agreement of Mar. 12, 1966, effected by exchange of notes signed Colombo Aug. 25, 1966; [entered into force Aug. 25, 1966]. [1966.] [2]+2p. * Paper, 5c. L.C. card 67-60230 1642 6098. Agricultural commodities, agreement between United States and Tunisia, amending agreement of July 30, 1966, effected by exchange of notes signed Tunis Sept. 19, 1966 ; [entered into force Sept. 19, 1966]. [1966.] [2] + 3 p. * Paper, 5c. L.C. card 67-60231 STATISTICAL REPORTING SERVICE, Agriculture Dept. Washington, D.C. 20250 1643 Milk production. Nov. 14, 1966. 8 p. il. 4° (Da 1-1(11-66) ; Crop Re- porting Board.) [Special in this issue, 1966 dairy pasture season.] f A 92.10 : 966/9 1644 Stocks of soybeans in all positions. Sept. 22, 1966. [2] p. 4° (GrLg 11-1 (9-66) ; Crop Reporting Board.) f A 92.15/5:966 SUPREME COURT Washington, D.C. 20543 1645 United States reports: v. 382, Cases adjudged in Supreme Court at Oct. term, 1965, Oct. 4, 1965 (beginning of term)-Jan. 31, 1966; Henry Putzel, jr., reporter of decisions. 1966. cxliii+456+[l]+801-1046 p. [Also issued in 3 preliminary prints; each case also issued separately. Pages 457-800 purposely omitted and does not indicate omission in text.] * Cloth, $5.00. • Item 741 L.C. card 1-26074 Ju 6.8: 382 TARIFF COMMISSION Washington, D.C. 20436 1646 Stainless steel table flatware, report to the President (no. TEA-IR-1-66) under sec. 351(d) (1) of Trade expansion act of 1962. Nov. 1966. cover title, 27 leaves, 4° (TC publication 189.) f L.C. card 62-64407 TC 1.2: St 1/966 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY Washington, D.C. 20444 1647 Financial statements for fiscal year ended June 30, 1966. [1966.] [1] + 45 p. 4° f L.C. card 41-50183 Y 3.T 25 : 1-2/966 1648 How topographic maps are made. 2d edition. [1965.] [32] p. il. (Divi- vision of Water Control Planning, Maps and Surveys Branch.) [Some illustrations are colored.] t Y 3.T 25: 2 M 32/965 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 87 Gov er nm en t Pub li ca ti on s 1649 [Maps and] surveys. [1966. ] [2] +iv+56+ [2] p. il. (Division of Water Control Planning, Maps and Surveys Branch.) [Sponsored by Maps and Surveys joint union-management conference, Chattanooga, Tenn., Jan. 1966. Some illustrations are colored.] f Y 3.T 25: 2 M 32/2 1650 North Georgia forest industry outlook. [1966.] [4]+11 p. il. 4° ([F67Frl; Division of Forestry Development, Georgia Forestry Com- mission.] ) f Y 3.T 25: 27 G 29 1651 Power annual report, [fiscal year] 1966. [1966.] cover title, 36 p. il. 4° [Text on p. 2 of cover. Some illustrations are colored.] f Director of Information, Tennessee Valley Authority, Knoxville, Tenn. L.C. card 60-62377 Y 3.T 25:1-7/966 1652 Road to forest management. [1966.] cover title [2]+14 p. il. ([Divi- sion of Forestry Development, Tennessee Department of Conservation, Division of Forestry.]) Y3.T25: 27F76/12 TREASURY DEPARTMENT Washington, D.C. 20220 1653 Remarks by Henry H. Fowler, Secretary of Treasury, before Business Council, Hot Springs, Va., Oct. 22, 1966. [1966.] 13 p. 4° (F-670.) f T 1.31: F 82/66 1654 Remarks by True Davis, Assistant Secretary of Treasury and United States Executive Director of Inter-American Development Bank, at New York Conference of American School in Switzerland, New York City, Nov. 25, 1966. [1966.] 16 p. 4° (F-711.) f T1.31:D29/2 1655 Remarks of Henry H. Fowler, Secretary of Treasury before U.S. Savings and Loan League, Nov. 18, 1966, New York City. 1966. 17 p. 4° (F- 707-) t T 1.31 :F 82/67 1656 Remarks of Joseph W. Barr, Under Secretary of Treasury before 18th an- nual International Mutual Fund Dealers Conference, Washington, D.C. Oct. 24, 1966. [1966.] 10 p. 4° (F-671.) f T 1.31 :B 27/24 1657 Statement by Henry H. Fowler, Secretary of Treasury, at news conference on balance of payments in 3d quarter of 1966, Nov. 14, 1966, Washing- ton, D.C. 1966. 7 p.+ [3] leaves, il. 4° (F-698.) f T 1.31 :F 82/68 UNITED STATES TRAVEL SERVICE, Commerce Dept. Washington, D.C. 20230 1658 How to see Northwest USA, travel new world, see USA. [1965.] [2] p. il. oblong f° folded into narrow 8° size. ([USTS 203-E.]) [Illustra- tions are colored.] f • Item 271-A-l c 47.2: N 81 1659 How to see Southeast USA, travel new world, see USA. [1965.] ,[2] p. il. oblong f°, folded into narrow 8° size. ([USTS 202-E.]) [Illustrations are colored.] f • Item 271-A-l C 47.2: So 8 VETERANS ADMINISTRATION Washington, D.C. 20420 1660 Two years of progress, veterans affairs 1965-66 ( 89th Congress). [1966.] cover title, [2] +iii+30 p. il. f • Item 985 L.C. card 67-60134 VA 1.2: Af 2/965-66 VA pamphlets. • Item 988 1661 10-246. You as volunteer, handbook for hospital volunteer workers. Revised [May 1965]. Aug. 1966. iv-f-12 p. il. narrow 8° t VA 1.19 : 10-46/3 ♦For Sale by Superintendent of Documents tDistribution Made by Issuing Office Page 88 ^Official Use. Not Available Jan ua ry 1967 VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION ADMINISTRATION, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Washington, D.C. 20201 1662 Opportunities for the hard of hearing and the deaf [through vocational rehabilitation]. [1966.] ii-|-16 p. il. narrow 8° | • Item 529 FS 13.202: D 34/966 WAGE AND HOUR AND PUBLIC CONTRACTS DIVISIONS, Labor Dept., Washington, D.C. 20210 1663 Hospitals and nursing homes under Fair labor standards act, as amended in 1966. Nov. 1966. [2] +5 p. narrow 8° (WHPC publication 1165.) t • Item 777 L 22.2 : H 79/5 1664 Laundries and dry cleaning establishments under Fair labor standards act, as amended in 1966. Nov. 1966. [2]+4+[l] p. narrow 8° (WHPC publication 1166.) t • Item 777 L 22.2 :L 37/2 Regulations and interpretations, title 29 of Code of Federal regulations. • Item 780 1665 541. Defining terms, executive, administrative, professional, outside salesman, under Fair labor standards act of 1938, as amended. Reprint [1966]. iv+37 p. 4° (WHPC publication 1029.) [Conforms to Code as of Aug. 17, 1966. WHPC publication 1156 combines WHPC publications 1029 and 1029A which can continue to be used when used together.] * Paper, 25c. L 22.9 : 541/7 1666 Services to public provided by Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divi- sions. May 1966. [2]-f-7 p. narrow 8° (WHPC publication 1151.) t • Item 777 L 22.2: Se 6/2 WOMEN’S BUREAU, Labor Dept. Washington, D.C. 20210 Bulletin. 1667 157-19 (rev.). Legal status of women in United States: Report for Maryland as of July 1, 1966; [prepared by Kermitt E. Wheeler and Carolyn L. Hickson]. [1966.] iii-j-17 p. ‘Paper, 15c. • Item 781 L.C. card L 58-27 L 13.3 : 157-19/4 1668 Negro woman in United States, new roles, new challenges, address by Mary Dublin Keyserling, Director, Women’s Bureau, Department of Labor, National Association of Colored Women’s Club Convention, Oklahoma City, Okla., July 27, 1966. ,[1966.] 18 p. 4° f L 13.12: K 52/23 1669 Selected readings on employment and training opportunities in professions. [Nov. 1966.] 2 leaves 4° (WB [67-143].) f L 13.18/2: Em 7/2 1670 Women workers in New York. [Revised Oct. 1966.] [1966.] 14 p. 4° ([WB 67-110.]) t L.C. card L 64-17 L 13.22: N 42y/966 4>For Sale by Clearinghouse, U.S. Department of Commerce, Springfield, Va. 22151 •Sent to Depository Libraries Page 89 Index MONTHLY CATALOG JANUARY 1967 Not e .—Entries appear in this Index under subjects or titles. Bulletins, circulars, etc., having no specific subjects are entered under the issuing office only. Index citations are to entry numbers in the catalog. Actions at law, see Civil procedure—Habeas corpus. A.E.C., see Atomic Energy Commission. Acts of Congress, see Law. A.M.C., see Army Materiel Command. Actuarial notes, 1603 A.P.R.O., see Army Personnel Research Of- Adams, Herman, relief, 330 fice. Adams, James W., and others, relief, 600 A.R.S. series, 2-9 Adams, Jimmie D., study of man in oxygen- Abbreviations, Federal aviation regulations, helium atmosphere, major and minor at- 1038 . , . mospheric components, 89 Ablation, sensors to obtain in-flight ablation Adams Manufacturing Co., relief, 330 measurements of thermal-protection ma- Addresses, lectures, etc.: terials, 1494 by— Abortion, artificial, mechanism by use of Barr, Joseph W., 1656 ascorbic acid, USSR study, 1276 Bridwell, Lowell K., 238 Absorption spectra, see Spectra. Brimmer, Andrew F., 1065 Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Bulgaria, Conklin, Maxwell R., 181 new members and corresponding members, Connor, John T., 223, 239-242 1205 Daane, J. Dewey, 1067 Academy of Sciences, Hungary, secretarial Davis, True, 1654 report of Department of Biological Sci- Flood, Daniel J., 520 ences, 1269 Fowler, Henry H., 1653, 1655, 1657 Academy of Sciences, Latvian SSR, biogra- Freeman, Orville L., 22—26, 51-52 phies of members, 1163 Guilbert, Edward A., 236 Academy of Sciences, Rumania, astronomi- Hollomon, J. Herbert, 243-244 cal observatories, activities, 1290 Howe, Harold, II, 996, 998, 1004, 1015 Academy of Sciences, USSR : Johnson, Wilfrid E., 131 elections of biomedical scientists, 1331 Katz, Jacob E., 144 seminars discuss latest concepts in philos- Keyserling, Mary D., 1668 ophy and science, 1291 McNeill, Robert L., 226 Accelerations, impulse, nitrogen metabolism McQuade, Lawrence C., 224, 228, 237 in brain of rats, USSR study, 1167 Maisel, Sherman J., 1060, 1064 Accelerators, Soviet plans, 1342 Megonnell, William II., 1580 Accelerometers: Mehren, George L., 30 instrument automatically selects peak ac- Mitchell, George W., 1068 celeration signal from several accelerom- Murphy, Robert T., 186, 189 eters, 1459 O’Brien, Lawrence F., 1555-56 miniature capacitive, especially applicable Owens, James M., 142 to telemetry, 1470 President Johnson, 1626 rectilinear, possesses self-calibration fea- Rusk, Dean, 1628-29 ture, 1453 Schnittker, John A., 27 Accident insurance, credit, for student loans, Seaborg, Glenn T., 130, 132-135 increase maximum amount allowable in Shaw, William H., 235 D.C., report, 882 Shepardson, Chas. N., 1061, 1069 Accidents, work injuries, facts and figures, Trowbridge, Alexander B., 227, 234, 245 1070 Truman, Harry S„ 1059 see also Motor vehicle accidents. Walsh, Don, 1602 Accountants, examination announcement, Welsh, Edward C., 1516 amdts., 199, 201 Wirtz, W. Willard, 1349, 1353-54 Accounts and accounting: human frontier, remarks on equality in accounting and finance manual, DSA, 979 education, 1006 automatic accounting in USSR computer Administrative management, management centers, 1340 course program, topic, 1598 Communicable Disease Center, Bureau of Administrators, definition under fair labor State Services, accounting system re- standards act, 1665 view, GAO report, 1101 Adsorption, carbon dioxide, of anthracite, cost accounting in scientific research or- surface area studies, 1412 ganizations, USSR, 1343 Advertising, consumer confidence, important Federal agencies, submission of systems (remarks), 241 for GAO approval, hearing, 737 Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Achievement tests, constructing and using, Relations, act establishing, amend, law, guide for Navy instructors, 1544 446 Acoustics, see Noise—Sound. Advisory Council on Historic Preservation : Acreage marketing guides, 962 establish— Actinomycin, effect of actinomycin 2703 on law, 384 stabilization of conditioned reflexes and report, 673 transition from short-term to long-term ABC, see Atomic Energy Commission. memory, USSR study, 1338 Aeroballistic launch vehicles, see Spacecraft. Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 91 Ind ex Aerodynamics: Agricultural products—Continued hypersonic performance of minimum-wave- promote International trade, extend Public drag bodies, 1515 law 480, etc., law, 512 spherically blunted cones with base flares, Agricultural Research Service, ARS series, characteristics, 1486 2-9 supersonic handbook, 1542 Agricultural situation, see Agriculture. supersonic, viscosity and heat transfer Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation effects, handbook, 1542 Service: transonic characteristics of supersonic ASCS background information BI series, fighter bomber airplane model with ex- 19 ternal fuel tanks and other modifica- wheat marketing allocation program, need tions, 1505 to further revise regulations to mini- transonic investigation of tension shell mize loss to Government, 1100 and blunted 100° conical shapes for Agricultural trade development and assist- unmanned entry vehicles, 1504 ance act of 1954 : see also Flutter (aircraft)—Spacecraft— coordination in administration of Public Wings (aircraft). law 480, hearings, 955 Aeronautics: extend, etc., law, 512 air cargo services (remarks), 189 Agriculture: air transport industry development (re- Africa and west Asia situation, midyear marks), 186 review, 991 chronology on science, technology, and agricultural economic reports, 983—984 policy, 1441 agriculture handbook, 28 Federal aviation act of 1958, rule making agriculture information bulletin, 29 procedures, FAA regulations, 1039 aviators, protect, case studies, 140 Federal Aviation regulations, 1038-41 challenge, today and tomorrow (address), news of Soviet aviation and cosmonautics, 1311 cooperation, 1954—64, selected references, problems in aviation meteorology, USSR 1517 studies, 1335 economics of foreign countries and U.S. Aerosols, bacteriologic evaluation, man in foreign agricultural trade, selected list oxygen-helium atmosphere, 84 of publications, 993 Aerospace medicine, see Medicine. era of dramatic change and expanding Afferent nerves, see Nervous system. opportunity (address), 27 Africa : finance review, 985 agricultural situation, midyear review, 991 foreign agricultural economic report, 995 west coast, lights and fog signals, list, Foreign Agricultural Service, Miscellane- change, 1538 ous FAS-M series, 1084 Aged: genetics introduced into agriculture, USSR needs for services revealed by Operation study, 1189 Medicare Alert, 937 Senegal’s agricultural economy in brief, older Americans act of 1965, amend, re- 992 port, 914 Western Hemisphere, situation, midyear Agee, Frank L., jr., equidistance judgments review, 990 in vicinity of binocular Illusion, 139 Agriculture and Forestry Committee, Senate : Agena, see Spacecraft. hearings, 938 Aging, Special Committee on, Senate, com reports, 910, 925 mittee print, 937 Agriculture Committee, House: Agricultural attache, his history and his hearings, 707-712 work, 1684 reports, 660-661 Agricultural commodities, see Agricultural Agriculture Department: products. Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station, Agricultural credit: transfer to University of Alaska— Bankhead-Jones farm tenant act, amend— law, 306 law, 500 report, 660 report, 910 leadership for more beautiful countryside, sources of funds to meet farm credit needs (remarks), 1069 leaflets, 32-33 Agricultural economics, see Agriculture. marketing research reports, 34-37 Agricultural experiment stations, see names miscellaneous publications, 38-42 of particular stations, e.g. Alaska Agricul- PA [program aid] series, 43-49 tural Experiment Station. poultry Inspection regulations, hearing, Agricultural finance, see Agriculture. production research report, 50 Agricultural products: programs, etc., and their application to acquisition and disposal of farm com- Alaska (address), 25 modities by CCC, 19 sale of land in Lander, Wyo., report, 925 agricultural commodities, agreement statistical bulletin, 53 with— technical bulletin, 54 Ceylon, 1641 AIB series, 29 India, 1635 Aids to navigation, see Navigation. Morocco, 1636-37 Air, current velocities, electronic-mechanical Pakistan, 1640 method of measuring, USSR study, 1178 Paraguay, 1634 Air carriers: Tunisia, 1642 labor dispute, settlement— coordination in administration of Public hearings, 959 law 480, hearings, 955 report, 874 foreign trade, economics of foreign coun- Air compressors, see Compressors. tries and U.S., selected list of publica- Air cushion vehicles, lightweight fans, struc- tions, 993 tural design techniques, 117 Japanese market, competitive position of Air Force, depth perception tests, stereo- U.S. farm products, 995 scopic angle relationship, 70 marketing agreement act of 1937, amend, Air Force Academy, Colo.: hearing, 712 permitting persons from countries friendly marketing bill for farm-food products, 987 to U.S. to receive instruction— marketing research reports, 34-37 law, 506 production research report, 50 report, 692 Page 92 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Air Force Department: Alaska—Continued Air Force manuals, 55—61 public lands, Taylor grazing act exchange ESD technical reports, 62-65 authority to apply to Alaska, report, Air Force installations, see Installations 875 (military). USDA programs, etc., and their application Air mail, overseas Armed Forces, provide to Alaska (address), 25 better service, law, 438 Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station : Air mass: . . . transfer to University of Alaska— microorganisms in 2 types of air masses at law, 366 690 meters over a city, 66 report, 660 microorganisms of land air mass as it Albo Maya, Jacobo, relief, 560 traverses ocean, 68 Alcholic beverages, see Liquors. Air pollution : Alcohols, monohydric and polyhydric, trans- automotive, report of Secretary of HEW, esterification of phosphites and phos- phinites, USSR study, 1210 clean air act, amendments, law, 393 Aleution Islands, nautical chart catalog, 216 control programs, appropriations, author- Alfalfa, 9th technical alfalfa conference pro- ize, law, 893 ceedings, 7 emissions from tepee burners used for Algeria, labor conditions, 1364 municipal refuse disposal, 1572 Algorithms, see Mathematics. environmental health series, 1572 Aliens, permanent residence, oppose grant- impact of pollution abatement regulations ing to certain aliens, 615 on industry and municipalities (ad- Alkali metals, ultra pure, ultra pure transi- dresses), 1580 tion elements in, solubility studies, 1424 microorganisms in 2 types of air masses at All-Union: 690 meters over a city, 66 Note .—For headings begin- microorganisms of land air mass as it ning All-Union, see Union of So- traverses ocean, 68 viet Socialist Republics. national sample, 1566 Alloys, see names of metals, etc. State laws, digest, 1568 . Allred, James E., design and development of Air samplers, instrumentation for isokinetic automatic indirect blood pressure monitor- air sampling at altitude, 67 ing device, 73 Air speed, hypersonic aerodynamic perform- Alluviums, Kern River, 1116 ance of minimum-wave-drag bodies, 151o Alumina: Air traffic, activity, FAA, 1966 report, 1037 fused crude aluminum oxide, disposal Aircraft: t .. from national and supplemental flotation of passenger seat cushions, 137 stockpiles— general-aviation, handling qualities, evalu- law, 437 ation, 1514 reports, 685, 922 general operating and flight rules, Federal Aluminum oxide, see Alumina. aviation regulations, 1041 AM series, 136-141 jet, wide-angle, indirect optical viewing Ambulances, 2d and 3d class postal rates for system, 1497 volunteer ambulance and rescue com- see also Flight—Spacecraft—Wings (air- panies, extend, report, 694 craft). . . AMC, see Army Materiel Command. Airdrop of supplies and equipment, rigging American Battle Monuments Commission, typical supply loads, 112 appropriations, 1967, law, 501 Airfields, see Aviation fields—Heliports. American History Month, designate, law, 472 Airlines, see Air carriers. American Legion : Airmen, airman’s information manual, 93 membership eligibility, redefine— Airplanes: , . law, 363 bomber training operations in Chicago report, 894 area, sonic-boom measurements, 1481 AMG, see Acreage marketing guides. jet transport, handling qualities and air- Amusements, national food buyers quiz, worthiness criteria during takeoff, re- questions and answers, 963 search simulator for investigating, vali- Analog computers, see Electronic computers. dation, 1476 Analysis, see names of substances analyzed. supersonic fighter-bomber model, with ex- Analytical chemistry, see Chemistry. ternal fuel tanks and other modifica- Anchorage, Alaska, area, earthquake of tions, transonic aerodynamic character- Mar. 27, 1964, effect on hydrology, 1123 istics, 1505 Anderson, James K., bending tests of 2 V/STOL, aerodynamic data on large tilt- large-diameter corrugated cylinders with ing wing, etc, in presence of fuselage, eccentric ring stiffeners, 1506 1485 Anderson, Webster S., test operation of wings and wing-body combinations in su- pneumatic vibrating-blade planer, etc., personic flow, integrated approach to 1411 analysis and design, 1493 Anesthetics: Airports: anesthetized dogs, cardiovascular re- directory, airman’s information manual, 93 sponses during repeated decompressions national parks, etc., authorization, in- to near-vacuuming, 78 crease, law, 467 apparatus for inhalation anaesthesia for see also names of places where located. small laboratory animals, USSR study, Airsickness, see Motion sickness. 1288 Airworthiness, see Airplanes. Angel, J. Lawrence, early skeletons from Alabama, census of manufactures, 1963, area Tranquillity, Calif., 1531 statistics, 152. Angola, see Portuguese West Africa. Alaska: Angular momentum. Fortran programs for county business patterns, 168 calculation of Wigner 3j, 6j, and 9j coeffi- earthquake of 1964— cients, 1526 hydrologic regimen effects (series), Animals: 1122-23 laboratory— regional effects (series), 1121 apparatus for inhalation anaesthesia, housing legislation, law, 465 USSR study, 1288 natural resources, 1139 exposure to space cabin environment, nautical chart catalog, 216 viral antibody production, 74 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 93 Ind ex Animals—Continued Armed Forces—Continued popular description of chromosome and Exemplary Rehabilitation Certificates, animal transplant experiment, USSR, 1307 award to individuals discharged under conditions other than honorable, etc. Annuities : authorize, amend U.S. Code— Panama Canal noncitizen retirees, increase law, 404 benefits— reports, 626, 908 law, 426 health benefits program for retired mem- report, 934 bers and dependents— railroad retirement act— law, 365 adjustments, law, 414 report, 664 supplemental, law, 413 interest lost on deposit accounts of en- see also Civil service pensions. listed members, adjust— Anrrich, Rafael, relief, 555 law, 451 Ansley Wilcox House, acquire and preserve reports, 686, 932 as historic site, law, 422 mailing privileges, provide better oversea Antennas, tower antenna structures, USSR service, law, 438 study, 1304 members, house trailers and mobile dwel- Anthracite, see Coal. lings, provide transportation costs, Anthropology, Smithsonian contributions, amend U.S. Code, reports, 629, 657 1531 members voluntarily extending tour of Antibodies, see Antigens and antibodies. duty in hostile fire area, authorize Anticholinesterase, activity of organospho- special 30-day period of leave— phorus Inhibitors, determination, USSR hearing, 716 study, 1168 law, 448 Antigens and antibodies: qualification test provides clue to how good tissue, changes during process of experi- our schools are, 1005 mental carcinogenesis, 1156 servicemen, 5-cent commemorative postage viral antibody production in animals ex- 1556P’ 1St day ceremony (address), pose to space cabin environment, 74 Antitrust laws, see Trusts (industrial). see also Pay, allowances, etc. Apanasewicz, Nellie, final examination in Armed Forces Institute, study guide, 974 Russian 10-year school, 1002 Armed services, see Armed Forces. Apollo spacecraft, see Spacecraft. Armed Services Committee, House: Apprentices: activities, report, 724 apprenticeship program, setting up, 94 hearings, 713, 715-723 mechanical trades, examination announce- reports, 626, 629, 682-687, 689, 692 ment, amdt., 203 subcommittee report, 714 Apprenticeships, see Apprentices. Armed Services Committee, Senate: Appropriations: hearings, 940, 942, 944, 954, 958 general Government matters, 1967, con- reports, 907-908. 919-922. 926, 932-936 tinue— Armed services papers, 714-724 law, 362 Arnwr, operations’ Army technical manual, report, 641 supplemental, 1967, law, 411 Armour and Co., wage chronology, 1359 see also subjects, or names of departments Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, ap- for which appropriations are made. propriations, 1967, law, 501 Appropriations Committee, House, report, Army : ar™tes and social progress, USSR study, Appropriations Commitee, Senate, hearings, 1327 logistics 1775—1953, sinews of war, 1397 APRO, see Army Personnel Research Office. Army Aviation Materiel Laboratories tech- Aquatic sciences, see Science. nical reports, 116-117 Army Department: Aquifers, properties and well design for artificial-recharge site, 1128 appropriations, 1967, public works, law, Arabian Peninsula, geology, 1124 field manuals, 100-102 Arc welders, see Welders. pamphlet, 103 Area measurement reports, 149-150 technical manuals, 105-115 Area wage survey, see Wages. Army historical series, 1397 Army installations, see Installations (mili- Ares y Fernandez de Bosch, Myriam, see tary). Bosch, Myriam. Army Material Command: Arizona : AMC pamphlets, 95 electric rate book, 1050 publications and blank forms, index, 95 highway safety study, Operation 66, joint Army Medical Research and Nutrition Lab- engineering-enforcement project report, oratory, Fitzsimons General Hospital, re- 1594 ports, 120-122 Arkansas: Army Personnel Research Office: area measurement report, 149 USAPRO technical research note. 118 county business patterns, 169 USAPRO technical research report, 119 electric rate book, 1051 Army Research Office, Durham, report, 96 Armed Forces: ARO-D report, 96 administration of military justice, hear- ings, 958 ARS series, 2-9 commissioned officers in combat zones, in- Arsenic, stereochemistry of organic com- crease combat pay exclusion, law, 452 pounds, USSR study, 1209 courts martial manual, 1951, addendum, Art, works and reproductions, catalog of change, 973 ’ copyright entries, 968 dependency and indemnity compensation see also Paintings. for survivors, amend U.S. Code- Artists materials, national defense educa- law, 367 tion act, loans to private nonprofit ele- report, 901 mentary and secondary schools for equip- dependents, educational scholarships, loans ment and materials, 1007 1 1 and financial aids, general informa- Asaad, Blanche L., relief, 576 tion, 1 Asaad, Ezzat N., relief, 575 Page 94 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Asbestos, Phenolic impregnated, debulking Atomic energy'. and curing, improved method, 1457i coolants for nuclear power, engineering Ascorbic acid, see Vitamins. installations, USSR study, 1260 ASCS background information BI series, 19 energy required to produce electron-hole Asia: pair in silicon by tritons, 1501 southeast— nuclear power-desalting, large-scale com- resolution to promote maintenance of in- bination project— ternational peace and security, hear- law, 375 ing, 954 report, 675 visit, Apr. 7-19, 1966, report of special peaceful uses, nuclear power 2 years after subcommittee, 714 Geneva (lecture), 133 west, agricultural situation, midyear re- publications, price list, 1564 view, 991 reactor energy release by nonuniform fuel Aspen, quaking, veneer yields from Lake distribution, experimental study, USSR, States, 1095 1295 Asphalt, winter construction practices, Atomic Energy Commission: earthwork, survey, 98 AEC-NASA liquid metals information Assemblies, see Weapons. meeting, 125 Assets and liabilities, see Federal reserve AEC research and development reports, member banks. 123-129 Astronautics: appropriations, 1967— chronology on science, technology, and law, 403 policy, 1441 public works, hearings, 939 medical and biological problems of space- high temperature thermometry seminar, flights, USSR study, 1315 papers presented, 129 news of Soviet aviation and cosmonautics, nuclear power-desalting, large-scale proj- 1311 ect, authorize— space flights of extended time periods, life law, 375 support system, 1425 report, 675 see also Bioastronautics. subject headings used in indexing nuclear Astronomical observatories, Rumanian Acad- science abstracts, 128 emy of Sciences, activities, 1290 transferring control of land in Otowi sec- Astrophysics • tion to, law, 407 Byurakanskaya Astrophysical Observatory, Atomic Energy Joint Committee, report, 675 USSR, general information, 1198 Atomic power, industry and government, research opportunities, 1967—68, Smithso- complementary roles (remarks), 131 nian Astrophysical Observatory, Cam- Atomic power plants, see Nuclear reactor bridge, Mass., 1601 power plants. Atherosclerosis, experimental, metabolism of Atoms, atom in world affairs (remarks), 130 nucleic acids, phosphoproteins, and phos- Attaches, see Agricultural attache. pholipids of liver, USSR study, 1275 Attitude control, see Spacecraft. Audio-visual equipment: Atlanta, Ga., stresses in rock outcrops, 1409 educational, scientific, and cultural char- Atlantic Coast, North America, tidal cur- acter— rent tables, 215 implement Beirut agreement— Atlantic Ocean, radio weather aids, 1540 law, 371 Atlantic-Pacific Interoceanic Canal Study reports, 653, 903 Commission, appropriations, 1967, law, implement Florence agreement— 403 hearing, 951 Atlantic Scientific Research Institute for report, 655 Fisheries and Oceanography, USSR, Auditors, examination announcement, amdts., economic-mathematical and cybernetic re- 199, 201 search at AtlantNIRO, 1202 Auseon, Donald E., relief, 306, 844 Atlantida, case study in household sample Australia, lights and fog signals, list, change, surveys, 182 1537 AtlantNIRO, see Atlantic Scientific Research Authors, progressive fish-culturist, cumula- Institute for Fisheries and Oceanography, tive author index, 1081 USSR. Automation : Atmosphere: automatic analysis of microscopic objects, oxygen-helium, man’s exposure— problems, working conference in Push- behavior factors, 86 chino-on-the-Oka, 1219 clinical observations, 90 automatic control, determining courses of exercise and cardiovascular response, 88 study, 1017 enteric microbial flora, 79 automating wool weaving looms, 1186 feeding bite-size foods, 82—83 Automotive air pollution, 761 heat exchange, 81 introduction and general experimental Avian leukosis, outline of diseases of com- design, 91 plex, 50 major and minor atmospheric compo- Aviation, see Aeronautics—Aircraft. nents, 89 Aviation fields, drainage and erosion control oral, cutaneous and aerosol bacteriologic structures for airfields, emergency con- evaluation, 84 struction, 110 renal response, 87 respiratory function, 80, 92 Aviators: selected blood enzyme response, 85 agricultural, protect, case studies, 140 tropospheric radio duct meteorology at pilots and flight instructors, certification, VHF and UHF in theory and as observed Federal aviation regulations, 1040 on trip around world, 1551 Awards (incentive), see Rewards (prizes, upper, microorganisms, 66—68 etc.). Atmospheric entry, Apollo aircraft, infrared Azerbaydzhan Soviet Socialist Republics, re- equipped for reentry tracking, navigation tail and wholesale networks, problems, accuracy, 1507 1171 Atmospheric pressure, low pressure normoxic Azov, Sea of, lights and fog signals, list, environments, effect on oxygen uptake in change, 1538 mice, 76 Azovskoye More, see Azov, Sea of. Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 95 Ind ex n Beautification, USDA leadership for more beautiful countryside, 49 Bacteria and bacteriology: Bechuanaland, see South Africa enteric microbial flora of man in oxygen- Becky, Jun, see Jun, Becky. helium atmosphere, 79 Bedesem, M. P., internal Compton effect, 1430 oral, cutaneous and aerosol evaluation of Behavior: man in oxygen-helium atmosphere, 84 see also names and classes of bacteria. chimpanzee, physiological analysis of so- Bacterial flora, see Bacteria and bacteriology. called foresight, USSR study, 1306 Baer, Jack, relief, 851 man in oxygen-helium atmosphere, 86 Beirut agreement, see Audio-visual equip- Bagnell, Douglas B., relief, 855 ment Balance of payments: Bell, Glennis L., relative legibility of Leroy corporate voluntary, program and lawyer (remarks), 224 and teletypewriter symbols, 64 Belleville Locks and Dam, Ohio River navi- prospects for 1967 (remarks), 237 gation conditions, hydraulic model investi- 3d quarter, 1966, principal results (state- gation, 1030 ment), 1657 Bellizia, Josephine A., relief, 769 use of reserved foreign currencies in lieu of dollars, law, 395 Bellmard, Adel L„ or heirs, relief 610 voluntary program, role of oil industry Belorrussian Soviet Socialist Republic: remarks), 228 programmed instruction, status, 1218 Bald eagle, see Eagles. scientists and engineers, more needed to train specialists in microelectronics and Ball lightning, see Lightning. bionics, 1271 Baltic Sea, lights and fog signals, list, change, 1539 Benach Carreras, Bienvenido, relief, 271 Bangs disease, see Brucellosis. Bencome, Luis E., relief, 282, 586 Bankhead-Jones farm tenant act, see Agricul- Bending of circular plates confining incom- tural credit. pressible liquid, 97 Banking and Currency Committee, House • Bending tests of 2 large-diameter corrugated committee print, 725 1506derS With ecceutric rInK stiffeners, hearings, 726 Bermudez, Marie del Carmen, relief, 316, reports, 666, 667, 690 59b, 818 Banking and Currency Committee, Senate report, 899 Bernstein, Charles, relief, 850 Banks and banking: Bernzweig, Eli P„ legal aspects of PHS financial institutions supervisory act of medical care, 1582 1966— Bersamin, Julieta G., relief, 290, 531 law, 409 Beryllium, ages of plutonium-beryllium neu- reports, 666, 674, 691 trons in tungsten-water media, 1502 holding company act of 1956, tax treat- Bessemer process, digital computers for con- ment of distributions pursuant to re- trolling, USSR study, 1253 port, 659 Bethard, Kimiko, relief, 797 insured banks— Bezates, Lambrini, see Bezates, Theodora. report, 1044 Bezates, Theodora, relief, 354 time deposits, temporary ceilings on in- BI series, 19 terest rates, report, 648 Bibliography: flows and public policy (remarks), aerospace medicine and biology, 1442 1067 bioastronautics, USSR, 1243 see also Federal intermediate credit California water resources, 1126 banks—Federal land banks. carbon monoxide, with abstracts, 1589 Bannister, Tommy C., Pegasus thermal de- cooperation in agriculture, 1954-64 1517 sign, 1477 mentally ill, community care, 1590 Baptists, illegal activities, USSR study, 1199 plastics, 981 Barber, Marvin R., evaluation of handling professions, employment and training op- qualities of 7 general-aviation aircraft, portunities for women, 1669 1514 public health series, 1589-90 small business, 1600 Barendsen, Robert D., education in Mao’s China, 999 store location, 1600 Barns, calf barn, open front pen type, 41 Bicarbonates, see Carbonates. Bickart, Charles M., relief, 790 Basr°™etriC pressure> 8ee Atmospheric pres- Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, establish, law, 383 Barr, J°sePh W., remarks, Oct. 24, 1966 1656 Bilezikjian, V., parametric analysis and pre- Barranger, John, magnetically soft, high- liminary design of shaft-driven rotor sys- temperature cobalt-iron alloy, 1500 tem for heavy-lift helicopter, 116 Bills (congressional) : Barrett, James W„ record of ponderosa pine Agriculture Committee hearings on mis- seed flight, 1089 cellaneous bills, 709 Bartek, M. J., study of man in oxygen-helium armed services, hearings on miscellaneous atmosphere, selected blood enzyme re- bills, 717-718, 720, 723, 942 sponse, 85 Bindery workers, examination announcement Bass, striped, general information, 1076 amdt., 204 Ba703la’ N Y-’ land conveyance to, report, Bioastronautics, bibliography, USSR, 1243 Biochemistry ; Batteries, see Electric batteries. system, 4th all-Union conference, Baltics, see names of battles or places where 1336 fought. radiation, role of Bulgarian scientists, Baumal, Allan, relief, 283 1159 BDSA, see Business and Defense Services Biography: Administration. Academy of Sciences, Latvian SSR, mem- bers, 1163 Beach erosion, see names of localities. USSR scientists, 1330 Bearings (machinery) ; rotm^bearing systems, dynamic stability, Biological Sciences Department, Hungarian 1269my °f Sciences> secretarial report, Page 96 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Biology: Bower, Edward C., permit to serve as di- aerospace, bibliography, 1442 rector of Virgin Islands National Bank biological field investigative data for water prior to obtaining U.S. citizenship, 252, pollution surveys, 1073 782 control sciences applied, USSR studies, Bowie County, Tex., explosion in ordnance 1322 plant, settlement of claims, reports, 637, see also Marine biology—Space biology. 801 Biomedicine, scientists, elections to Academy Bowman, Earl K., bulk handling spring crop of Sciences, USSR, 1331 potatoes from harvester to packing line, Bionics: methods and costs, 35 and control systems, USSR study, 1323 Bradley, Johnny R„ and others, relief, 296, contemporary problems and their philoso- 565, 813 . . , phical significance, USSR studies, 1337 Brain, rats, nitrogen metabolism under im- more Belorussian scientists and engineers pulse accelerations, USSR study, 1167 needed to train specialists, 1271 Brantley, F. E., iron oxide pigments, 1399 second all-Union conference, 1220 Brashears, A. D., cotton stripper for harvest- Soviet research, reports, 1259 ing research plots, 3 Birds in our lives, announcement and order Braun, Harold, relief, 857 form, 1565 Breakfasts: Bituminous coal, see Coal. school breakfast program for children— Black Sea, lights and fog signals, list, law, 373 change, 1538 report, 663 Black walnut, see Walnuts. Breathing apparatus, self-contained for meas- Blankenship, Martha, relief, 835 uring carbon dioxide in inspired air, ma- Blood: chine-test method, 1413 enzyme response on man in oxygen-helium Bridge engineers, opportunities in Public latmosphere, 85 Roads Bureau, 1593 glucose concentration, affects the effects of Bridges, see names of bridges, or bodies of hydrazine on fat transport, 65 water to be bridged. preservation, tasks and problems, USSR Bridwell, Lowell K„ remarks, Oct. 19, study, 1229 1966. 238 a Blood pressure, monitoring device, automatic Bright, William E., soil survey of Tippah indirect, design, etc., 73 County, Miss., 1612 Bloomington, Calif., ground water, patterns Brimmer, Andrew F., remarks, Nov. 18, of subsurface flow, 1118 1966, 1065 Blue Cross, see Health insurance. British Guiana, see Guyana. Blue Shield, see Health insurance. British Isles, see Great Britain. Blue tongue, sheep, incidence, 13 Britt, Clarence S., soil and water conserva- Blunt bodies, spherically blunted cones with tion research in northeastern States, 38 base flares, aerodynamic characteristics, Broilers, see Poultry. 1486 Brown, Richmond F., hydrology of cavernous Boating: limestones of Mammoth Cave area, Ky., laws and regulations, safety, etc., 220 1132 recreational, official Coast Guard guide, 219 Brucellosis, eradication, State-Federal co- Boats: operative program statistical tables, 11 boat landing, building plan, 39 Budget of United States, better information official Coast Guard recreational boating for decision-making in Federal budget guide, 219 (remarks), 1060 Bodies (aerodynamics), see Aerondynamlcs. Budgets, see Budget of United States. Body composition, military population, Ft. Budworms, spruce, 1944-56 outbreak in east- Carson, 1963, body density, fat, and potas- ern Oregon, differential effects, 1097 sium 40, 120 Boehler, Gabriel D., investigation of light- Buffalo, N.Y., Ansley Wilcox House aquisi- weight structural design techniques for tion, etc. law, 422 lightweight fans, 117 Building: Bohannan, Billy, effect of size on bending hardware, Army technical manual, change, strength of wood members, 1094 107 Boilers, industrial, Industrial plant equip- library services and construction act, ex- ment handbook, 977 tend and amend, law, 1135 Boles, Patrick P„ wholesale distribution fa- load assumptions, Army technical manual, cilities for Huntington, W. Va., 4 108 Bombers, see Airplanes. see also names of buildings. Bombing airplanes, see Airplanes. Buillet, Ernest, relief, 264, 547 Bones, see Skeletons. Bulgaria: Bonneville Power Administration, appropria- Academy of Agricultural Sciences, new tions. 1967, law, 403 members and corresponding members, Bookbinders, examination announcement, 1205 amdt., 204 analytical chemistry, current status and Bookkeeping, organization at Lugansk loco- prospects for development, 1231 motive-building plant, USSR study, 1293 claims of inhabitants, payment, hearing, 732 Books, Library of Congress, author catalog, clinical observations of individuals con- 1393 taminated by pinacolic ester of methyl- Borrowing, see Loans. fluorosphosphine acid, 1230 Bosch, Myriam, relief, 273 new pay scales for scientific and technical Bothnia, Gulf of, lights and fog signals, list, workers, 1303 change, 1539 scientists’ role in radiation biochemistry, Botrytis, rot of bell peppers, 34 crystal chemistry and cybernetics, 1159 Boulay, Emilie, relief, 257, 803 veterinary medicine, problems, 1208 Boundaries, international boundary study, Bulgrin, E. H., veneer yields from Lake 1630-33 States, quaking aspen, 1095 Boundary layer, turbulent, skin friction, ef- Bulletins, see names of departments, etc., fects of periodic blowing through flush issuing bulletins—also subjects. transverse slots on, 1431 Burmester, B. R., avian leukosis complex, 50 Boutin, Henri P., relief, 796 Burners, see Incinerators. Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 97 Ind ex Burns and scalds, retinal burns from low- California—Continued yield nuclear detonations, threshold dis- Water Resources Division, U.S. Geological tances, 69 Survey— Burundi: activities— Rwanda boundary, study, 1632 1964 fiscal year, 1107 Tanzania boundary, study, 1630 1965 fiscal year, 1108 Buses, see Motorbuses. 1966 fiscal year, 1109 Business: 1967 fiscal year, 1106 administrative management course pro- gram, topic 1598 reports, lists, 1126 aids, overseas investment, 1152 Calvert Formation, Fossil marine mammals BDSA, how it works with business for from Miocene Calvert Formation of Mary- business, 143 land and Virginia, 1530 census, 1963, retail trade, area statistics, Calves, calf barn, open front pen type, 41 151 Cameroon, labor conditions, 1367 Campaign expenditures : Commerce Department primary Govern- presidential election fund act— ment agency responsible for dealing law, 513 with problems (address), 142 report, 702 county ^business patterns, CBP series, reporting, revise laws, hearings, 739 delivers goods to marketplaces of world Campaign Expenditures, 1966, Special Com- in final analysis (remarks), 240 mittee to Investigate, House, expenditures, doing business with Federal Government, pay from contingent fund, report, 640 guide, 1104 Campbell, Bernard J., relief, 852 establishing in— Canada-United States Interparliamentary Japan, 232 Group, 9th meetings, Senate delegation re- Peru, 231 port, 764 overseas business reports, 229-233 Canal Zone: citizenship certificates, authorize issu- SBA’s local development company loans ance— economic growth at community level, 1599 law, 424 small business— report, 923 Canal Zone Government, annual report, 148 Bibliographies, 1600 Cancer: ’ corn marketing by Commodity Credit Corporation, impact, report, 668 changes in tissue antigens during process distribution problems, hearings, print ad- of experimental carcinogenesis, 1156 ditional copies, report, 916 lungs, health information, 1575 research, recent Soviet work, 1334 investment act amendments of 1966, law, Capital of United States, Galiaudet College taxation, key factor in decisions, 1598 model secondary school for deaf to serve Business and Defense Services Administra- region, establishment, etc., law, 408 tion, BDSA, how it works with business £ap2t01’ history< Pictorial story, 517 for business, 143 Carbides, manufacture of thin plates from Business men: refractory carbides, USSR study, 1296 American, what will Government be ask- see also Molybdenum carbide—Tantalum ing businessmen to do in respect to na- carbide. tion’s balance of payments in 1967? Carbon dioxide: (remarks), 237 adstudiesn 1412 anthracite> surface area credit moderation today means progress tomorrow (address), 144 measuring in inspired air of self-contained how to do business with Federal Govern- meThohd?g1413aPParatUS’ machine-test ent, guide, 1104 Butler, Joseph, or heirs, relief, 610 ^SrpE band’s? 1550^ measurement8 Buyers, see Purchasing agents. Buying, see Purchasing. Castbrlcts,mi589ide’ bibliograPby with ab- Buzbee, William A., relief, 278, 809 Carbonates, carbonate-bicarbonate eoullib- Byers, Harry E., relief, 324, 819 num research, USSR study, 1250 Byurakanskaya Astrophysical Observatory, Carbonau, Pierre, or heirs, relief, 610 USSR, general information, 1198 Carcinogenesis, see Cancer. Cardiovascular system : C metabolic aspects of acute starvation_ performance and cardiovascular evalua- tion function, 121 C&MS, see Consumer and Marketing Service. ten days, 122 C.F.S. series, 1074-75 response of man in oxygen-helium atmos- C.R.R.E.L., see Cold Regions Research and pucrOj Oo Engineering Laboratory. responses in anesthetized dogs during re- Cables, see Electric cables. peated decompressions to near-vacuum, Cactus Drilling Corp., oil and gas lease, re- instate, 530 Cards, card processing operations, tabulating equipment, standard time values for work Calculations, see Numerical calculations. measurement, 184 Caldwell, Ralph D. relief, 255, 561, 800 Careers, see Occupations. Calf, see Calves. Caribbean area, Communist threat to U S hearings, 957 ’ Calibration, rectilinear accelerometer pos- Carlda Page 98 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Carreras, Bienvenido Benach, see Benach Charts, system simplifies identification of Carreras, Bienvenido. complex design assemblies, 1458 Carriers, see Air carriers. Che Yim Loh, see Loh, Che Yim. Cast iron, see names of manufactured ar- Chediak, Antonio B., relief, 309, 593, 867 ticles. Chemical elements, see Transition elements. Castellanos Lopez, Julio J., relief, 827 Chemical regeneration of emitter surface in- Castings, steel casting and foundry work in creases thermionic diode life, 1445 USSR, 1224 Chemicals, role in chemical processing in Castro, Renato C., relief, 317, 868 national economy of Hungary, 1233 Caswell, R. S., Fortran programs for cal- Chemistry : culation of Wigner coefficients for angular analytical, in Bulgaria and abroad, current momenta, 1526 status and prospects for development, Catalog cards, Library of Congress, books, 1231 authors, 1393 automated, continuous flow, in-line frac- Cataloging, cataloging handbook, H series, tionation and exchange of volatile sol- 975-976 vents, 75 Catalogs: crystal, role of Bulgarian scientists, 1159 copyright entries, 967-969 educational activities, USSR studies, 1341 Homoptera, 12 physico-chemical modeling of information investment information and opportunities, and thought processes, USSR study, index, 1150 1272 Library of Congress, national union cata- Chen, Li Tsu (Nako), relief, 774 log, annual cumulation, 1393 Cherries, marketing orders for freezing and medical and veterinary zoology, 15 canning, issuance without approval of National Bureau of Standards, standard processors, hearing, 712 materials, quarterly insert sheets, 1519 Chicago, Ill., area, sonic-boom measurements parasite and subject catalog, protozoa, 15 during bomber training operations, 1481 United States nautical chart catalog, Child labor, Kirgiz cotton and tobacco fields, Alaska and Aleutian Islands, 216 article deplores use of children, USSR Catalysts, metallocomplex catalysis research, study, 1172 USSR study, 1250 Children : Catasus, Antonio U., relief, 272, 583 born abroad, U.S. citizenship, count em- Cattle, salmonella reports, salmonellosis re- ployment of parent by U.S. govern- view, 9 ment as physical presence require- CCC, see Commodity Credit Corporation. ment— Census: law, 474 manufactures, 1963, area statistics, 152- reports, 678, 876 165 child nutrition act of 1966— mineral industries, 1963, industry statis- law, 373 tics, 166-167 report, 663 population, 1790—1890, price list of micro- child protection act of 1966, law, 466 film copies of schedules, 1518 deceased veterans, liberalize payments, see also subjects. law, 443 Census Bureau : disadvantaged, national conference on ed- employees, claims incident to service in ucation, 1008 taking 1960 decennial census, Secre- handicapped—• tary of Commerce to settle— military medical benefits act of 1966— law, 442 law, 365 report, 928 report, 664 standard industrial classification (SIC) old-age beneficiaries of social security, re- system (address), 181 lationship of child beneficiaries, 1603 Central African Republic, labor conditions, pediatrics, Indian Health Division resi- 1368 dency program, 1570 Central Intelligence Agency : physical abuse, mandatory reporting by act of 1949, amend, hearing, 719 physicians, etc., in D.C., law, 479 deputy director, nomination of Rufus L. special milk program, extend— Taylor, hearings, 942 law, 373 Cerium, magnesium alloys, intermediate report, 663 phases between magnesium and MgsCe, Children’s Bureau, statistical series, 185 1414 Chillicothe, Ohio, see Federal Reformatory, Certificates, see types of certificates, or sub- Chillicothe. jects involved. Chimpanzees, physiological analysis of so- Ceylon: called foresight in chimpanzee, USSR agricultural commodities, agreement, 1641 study, 1306 background notes, 1613 China : Chaco Canyon National Monument, general Communist— information, 1532 claims of U.S. nationals against regime, Chad: determination- background notes, 1614 law, 484 labor conditions, 1369 report, 897 Niger boundary, study, 1633 education in Mao’s China, 999 Chamizal tract: Chlorella, thermophilic, optimal temperature construct border highway along U.S. bank regimes, USSR study, 1265 of Rio Grande— Cholera, see Hog cholera. law, 499 Cholinesterase, activity of digestive trace, reports, 630, 701, 904 influence of tolbutamide, Rumanian study, Chancellorsville, Battle of, 1863, where hun- 1261 dred thousand fell, 1533 Chromosomes, popular description and ani- Channels, velocity-head coefficients in open mal transplant experiment, USSR study, channels, 1133 1307 Charleston Naval Shipyard, employees relief, Chun Moon Hee (Hi), relief, 826 315, 566, 846 Cicadas, periodical cicadas, 17-year locusts, Charly, Harry T., beginning Russian 2, study 33 guide, 974 Cicadelloidea, catalogue, 12 Charters, Georgetown University, amend to Circuit Courts of Appeals, uniform civil ap- clarify corporate name, law, 370 pellate rules, law, 477 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 99 242-038—67—No, 864------8 Ind ex Circuits : Civil service—Continued asynchronous, sequential, algorithm for examination announcements—continued synthesis, 1473 engineer, non-research positions only, circuit prevents overchanging of secondary amdt., 205 cell batteries, 1471 freight rate specialist, 206 one-transistor circuit boosts pulse ampli- model maker, nonmetal, amdt., 203 tude, 1464 patent adviser, amdt., 205 solid state— plant quarantine inspector, plant pest controls direction, speed, and braking of control inspector, 211 de motor, 1467 printer, amdt., 204 switches ac load, 1462 printer hand compositor, amdt., 204 suppression techniques evaluated, 1451 printer proofreader, amdt., 204 Circulars, see names of departments, etc. recreation resource specialists, 212 issuing circulars. research psychologist, amdt., 200 Cities and towns : rigger, amdt., 203 community care of mentally ill, annotated bibliography, 1590 trS214e’ vacation work-study positions, demonstration cities and metropolitan de- warehouse examiner, amdt., 202 velopment act of 1966— examinations, sample questions, 213 law, 465 Civil Service Commission : summary, section-by-section analysis, CSC investigator, qualifications, etc., 207 legislative history, and conference procedures relating to continuing eligibil- report, 725 ity of Federal employees for disability impact of pollution abatement regulations retirement annuities under retirement on municipalities (address), 1580 system, GAO report, 1102 mass transportation amendments of 1966 Civil service pensions: reports, 620, 628 retirement system, continuing eligibility metropolitan areas, standard statistical of Federal employees for disability re- estimates, 177 tirement annuities, GAO review, 1102 microorganisms in 2 tyP68 of air masses survivors of reemployed annuitants, com- at 690 meters over a city, 66 puting annuities, hearing, 749 Citizenship: Civil War, 1861-65, naval chronology, pt. 6, Canal Zone, authorize issuance of cer- special studies and cumulative index, 1541 tificates— Civil works, see Public works. law, 424 Civilian defense: report, 923 Federal civil defense guide, 190-195 periods spent abroad in employment of labor participation, 197 U.S. Government, etc., to count as labor’s role, training course, instructor’s physical presence requirement— guide, 198 law, 474 publications, price list, 1564 reports, 678, 876 USSR study, 1248 Civics: Claims: national defense education act— Census Bureau employees, arising out of tnfLtitutes for advanced study, summer taking 1960 decennial census, Secre- 1967, handbook for directors, 1003 tary of Commerce to settle— loans to private nonprofit elementary law, 442 and secondary schools for equipment report, 928 . and materials, 1007 international claims settlement act of Civil Aeronautics Board : 1949, amend— regulations, 188 hearing, 732 reports, economic and safety enforcement law, 484 cases, 187 reports, 897 transfer— ordnance plant explosion in Bowie County law, 389 Tex., settlement, reports, 637, 801 report, 906 United States nationals against Chinese £|vjl defense, see Civilian defense. regime, determination—' Civil Defense Office: law, 484 miscellaneous publications MP series, report. 897 196—198 United States nationals against Poland, publications index, 196 determination, hearing, 732 Civil Engineers Corps, Navy, 100th anniver- Clarinda, Iowa: sary, commemorative medal, law, 487 airport, permit leasing of portion of prop- Civil procedure: erty— civii action venue amendment, law, 428 law, 376 U.S. Courts of Appeals, uniform civil ap- report, 680 pellate rules, law, 477 Clark, F. Bryan, planting black walnut for Civi? jJSV8:. ?J?rsinS homes and title 6 of act timber, 32 or 1964, 1584 Clark, Willie E., index to conferences relat- -^Shts Commission, appropriations, ing to nuclear science, 127 1967, law, 501 Classification. United States Senators, 762 Civil service: Clean air act, see Air pollution. Clinical medicine, see Medicine. examination announcements— Clinical medicine (USSR periodical) : accountant and auditor, amdts., 199, translations. 1194, 1200, 1314, 1347 Clinics, psychiatric outpatient services. agricultural commodity grader, amdt., State and total U.S., 1586 apprentice (mechanical trades), amdt., Clocks and watches : dutiable status of imports from insular auditor, amdt., 201 possessions, amend tariff schedules— bookbinder, amdt., 204 law, 509 communications relay equipment opera- report, 911 tor, amdt., 203 clgth1iag484~H pro'’ects’ abilltle« of &lrls current, 208-210 education specialist and supervisory Clouds, noctilucent, USSR study, 1332 education specialist, amdt., 205 Cluj, Rumania, radioactivity of vegetation, electronics mechanic, amdt., 203 studies, 1299 Page 100 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Clynes, Susan J., relief, 340, 834 Combustion: Coal: nonconstant area, and mixing in ramjet anthracite, carbon dioxide adsorption, sur- and rocket ramjet hybrid engines, face area studies, 1412 analysis, 1478 bituminous, and lignite mining, census of transverse-mode solid-propellant combus- minerals, 1963, industry statistics, 167 tion instability in vortex burner, 1511 Coal-fired water pump, 1408 Combustors, transverse-mode solid-propellant Coal mines and mining, census of mineral combustion instability in vortex burner, industries, 1963, industry statistics, 166 experimental investigation, 1511 Coast Guard : Command (military) : aids to navigation services, improve, etc.— information processing systems, human hearings, 745 factors research, 119 law, 382 Commemorative medals, see Medals. report, 669 Commemorative stamps, see Postage stamps. career opportunities, engineering team, not Commerce: for ordinary engineer, 218 foreign trade— legislation, hearings, 745 peaceful engagement with the East official recreational boating guide, 219 (address), 234 regulations, 222 regulations, Guyana, 230 transfer— interstate commerce act, amend—1 law, 389 hearings, 947 report, 906 law, 508 see also Pay, allowances, etc. report, 890 Coast Guard Officer Candidate School, op- world trade through open markets (re- portunity for college seniors or graduates, marks), 1654 217 see also names or classes of articles of Coastal Engineering Research Center, tech- commerce. nical report, 1022 Commerce Committee, Senate: Cobalt, iron alloy, magnetically soft, high- hearings, 945-948 temperature, investigation, 1500 reports, 887-892 Codes of law, United States Code, title 38, Commerce Department: compilation, 755 appropriations, 1967, law, 501 see also subjects. marketing and distribution, objectives Coefficients, Wigner 3j, 6j, and 9j for angular (address), 245 momenta ^80, Fortran programs for cal- new role in marketing (address), 227 culation, 1526 primary agency of Government responsible Cohen, Edwin, center for ITV, 997 for dealing with business and business Cohen, Milton M„ proceedings against, re- problems (address), 142 port, 699 Commercial fisheries, see Fish and fisheries. Cold Regions Research and Engineering Lab- Commercial products, tariff treatment of oratory : articles assembled abroad of products of research report, 97 U.S., law, 510 special report, 98 Commercial standards, see Standards and technical report. 99 standardization. Cole, Samuel J., relief, 832 Committees, see Congressional committees. Coleman, George H., radiochemistry of Commodities, see Agricultural products. plutonium, 126 Commodity Credit Corporation : Colleges and universities: acquisition and disposal by CCC of farm developing institutions, assistance, extend, commodities, 19 law, 464 corn marketing, impact on small business, facilities act of 1963, extend, etc., law, report, 668 464 wheat marketing allocation program, need graduate educational grants In aquatic to further revise regulations to mini- sciences, 1967—68 academic year, 1077 mize loss to Government, 1100 grants for international studies and re- Communicable Disease Center, Bureau of search, etc., law, 412 national defense education act, student State Services, accounting system, .review, loan program, college work-study pro- GAO report, 1101 gram and list of participating institu- Communications relay equipment operator, tions, 1001 see Electronics mechanics. public college of arts and sciences, etc., Communism: establish in D.C.— Caribbean threat to U.S. hearings, 957 law, 495 Leninist norms of party life, 1258 report, 693 peaceful engagement with the East (ad- sea grant colleges and program act— dress), 234 law, 402 Communist China, see China. reports, 632, 679 Communist Party of Soviet Union, Leninist seniors and graduates, opportunity in norms of party life, 1258 Coast Guard Officer Candidate School, Communities, see Cities and towns. 217 USSR educational institutions, productiv- Community facilities, care of mentally ill, ity discussed, 1292 annotated bibliography, 1590 USSR evening higher education institu- Community development programs : tions, prospects, 1164 directory, community action programs, Collins, Ronald P., mineral industry of 982 Idaho, 1400 district act of 1966, rural America, plan- Colorado: ning of public services, etc., report, 622 county business patterns, 170 Community surveys, Atlantida, case study in electric rate book, 1052 household sample surveys, field operations, retrocede jurisdiction over Fort Lyon Vet- instruction manuals, 182 erans Hospital to— Compare, Ciclli, relief of children, 610 law, 368 report, 898 Compensation, see Employers’ liability and ternary diagrams of quartz-feldspar con- workmen’s compensation. tent of pegmatites, 1111 Competitive position of U.S. farm products Colton, Calif., ground water, patterns of in Japanese market, 995 subsurface flow, 1118 Compositors, see Printers. Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 101 Ind ex Compressors, rigging 210 CFM Davey, Containers: trailer-mounted air compressor, Army seal-off assembly permits rapid evacuation technical manual, 113 of air, 1450 Compton effect, internal, 1430 standard acts of 1916 and 1928, repeal— Comptroller of Currency: hearings, 754 regulatory authority, strengthen— law, 409 report, 889 reports, 666, 674, 691 see also types of containers. Computers: Continental Shelf, outer Continental Shelf lands act, regulations governing adminis- engineering, education problems, 1321 tration, 1019 French, Soviet views, 1270 C°ina?aetQ°r report NASA CR (series), see also Electronic computers. lull*— Concessions, National Zoological Park, ne- Contractors, see Government contracts. gotiate cooperative agreements granting, law, 476 Contracts, franchising agreements, effect on small business, hearings, print addition- Concrete, winter construction practices, al copies, report, 91 earthwork, survey, 98 see also Government contracts. Conde, Augusto J. Fernandez-, see Fernandez- Control (vehicle), see Spacecraft. Conde, Augusto J. Control systems: Condensation, mechanisms, research 1140 Condensers (vapors and gases) : and bionics, USSR study, 1323 steam, industrial plant equipment hand- automatic control, determining courses of book, 977 study, 1017 electronic flight, lunar-landing research Condom Valera, Jaime E., relief, 558 vehicle, operational experience, 1496 Cones, spherically blunted, with base flares, principles of control sciences applied to aerodynamic characteristics, 1486 biology and medicine, USSR studies, Conference committee, reports, 628, 638, 1323 645-647, 650, 652, 663-664, 672, 679, 681 thermionic diode controlled power system, 691, 701-702, 704, 706 development, 1433 Conferences, congresses, etc., see names of USSR computer centers and automatic ac- conferences, etc.—also subject of confer- ence. counting and control systems, 1340 vestibular system and human dynamic Configurations, paraglider, having large space orientation, 1428 tapered leading edges and keel, free-flight Controllers, see Cryogenic liquid level con- drop-test, 1475 trollers. Congo (Brazzaville) : Cooke, Julian P., some cardiovascular re- labor conditions, 1370 sponses in anesthetized dogs during re- Congo (Kinshasa) : peated decompressions in near-vacuum 78 labor conditions, 1371 Coolants: ’ Congress of United States: factors influencing heat transfer to liquid- date of meeting, 90th Congress, law 418 propellant rocket-thrust-chamber cool- summary of legislative record and digest ant channels, 1484 of major accomplishments, 89th Con- PxoxSer engineering installations, gress, 2d session, 767 USSR study, 1260 see also Senate. Cooper, Anna G., carbon monoxide, bibliog- Congress, Special Committee on Organiza- raphy, with abstracts, 1589 tion of, Senate, establish, hearing, 961 Cooper, G. Arthur, Permian rock units in Congressional committees, Senate, list and Glass Mountains, west Texas, 1113 assignments of Senators, 758 Cooperatives, agriculture, 1954-64, selected Congressional districts, 90th Congress, re- references, 1517 distncted States, 183 see also Farmers’ cooperative organiza- tions. Congressional serial set, 247-249 Coots hunting, possession, etc., Federal reg- Conifers snow damage to seedlings and sap- ulations, 1080 C°969iSht’ catalog of C0Pyri£ht entries, 967- Co“klin’ Maxwell R-, address, Oct. 4, 1966, 181 Cordaro, Joseph T., study of man in oxygen- Conner, Alton R., relief, 829 helium atmosphere, enteric microbial flora, Conner, Caryl, plids please, 1011 Corn : Connor, John T : addresses, etc.— marketing by Commodity Credit Corpora- Sept. 28, 1966, 241 tion, impact on small business, report, Oct. 27, 1966, 240 shelled, evaluation of malathion, syner- Oct. 28, 1966, 223 gized pyrethrum, and diatomaceous Oct. 31, 1966, 239 earth as protectants against insects in Nov. 3, 1966, 242 small bins, 36 Conservation, see subjects. Corozal quadrangle, Puerto Rico, Cretaceous Conservation research report, 10 and Tertiary rocks, 1112 Consolazio, C. Frank: Corpus, Miguel A. Martinez y, see Martinez metabolic aspects of acute starvation in y Corpas. Miguel A. normal humans— Corporations : performance and cardiovascular evalua- District of Columbia income and franchise tion function, 121 tax act, amend, reports, 879, 893 ten days, 122 lenders from jurisdictions outside D C Construction, see Building—Earthwork and making loans secured by D.C. property’ structures—Installations (military). clarify status under income and fran- Construction industry, safety training pro- chise tax act, report, 879 grams, instructor outline, demolition; 1357 Correspondence schools and courses. USSR Consumer and Marketing Service- correspondence and evening higher educa- C&MS series. 963 v ce . tional institutions, prospects, 1164 service and regulatory announcements, Corrosion and anticorrosives : 964 kinetic of thermogalvanic corrosion, USSR Consumers, confidence through advertising study, 1241 liquid-metals, AEC-NASA information (remarks), 241 meeting, 125 Page 102 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Cosmetics, food, drug, and cosmetic act, as Crisp, Robert C., relief, 830 amended, text, 1083 Critical phenomena, 1521 Cost: Crivella, Bart J., salad dressing, mayonnaise benefit-cost analysis, transportation sys- and related products, 145—146 tem, 1525 Croon, Delwin R., low-subsonic wind-tunnel commercial cotton farms, costs and re- and free-flight drop-test investigation of turns, 986 paraglider configuration having large ta- farm cost situation, 994 pered leading edges and keel, 1475 farm costs and returns, 986 Crops, see names of crops. see also names of commodities, e.g. Crosby, Robert L. intermediate phases in Potatoes. magnesium-cerium system between magne- Cost accounting, see Accounts and account- sium and MgsCe, 1414 ing. Cross-Florida Barge Canal, Silver Springs Cost and standard of living, rural people in lock, rename R. N. Bert Dosh Lock, report, American economy, 983 885 Cote, Joseph, or heirs, relief, 610 Cross Village, Mich.: Cotton : harbor, engineer report— commercial cotton farms, 1965, costs and departmental edition, 1023 returns, 986 document edition. 523 cotton and related data statistics, 1925—62, CRREL, see Cold Regions Research and En- 1966 supplement, 53 gineering Laboratory. Kirgiz, child labor in fields, deplorable, Cruelty to children, see Children. USSR study, 1172 Cruises: situations, actions taken to strengthen un- operators, require to file evidence of finan- der USDA programs (address), 24 cial security, etc.— stripper for harvesting research plots, 3 hearings, 744 textiles, trade agreement with Portugal, law, 481 1639 Crumlish, Joseph D., state of-the-art of bene- Cottonseed, U.S. industry adjusting to short fit-cost analysis as related to transporta- 1966 crop, 989 tion system, 1525 Counties, county business patterns, CBP Cruz, Oscar Valdes-, see Valdes-Cruz, Oscar. series, 168-175 Cryogenic liquid level controllers, automatic, see also subject involved. safe for use near combustible substances, Court of Claims : 1466 cases decided— Crystal chemistry, see Chemistry. June 1965, 970 Crystal Mountain mining district, composi- index, 970 tion of pegmatites, 1111 Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, ap- Crystals, liquid crystals, practical applica- peals in patent and trademark cases, tion, USSR study, 1223 amend U.S. Code, report, 877 Cuba, political prisoners and their relatives, Court of General Sessions, D.C., criminal jus- hearings, 957 tice in metropolitan court, processing of Cubans: serious criminal cases, 1348 refugees— Courts, see State courts—Venue—also names assistance, appropriations, 1967, law, of courts. 405 Courts martial and courts of inquiry, man- status, adjustment— ual, 1951, addendum, change, 973 law, 445 Courts of Appeals, see Circuit Courts of reports, 662, 706, 909 Appeals. Cubas, Fidel Rodriguez-, see Rodrlguez- Courts of United States : Cubas, Fidel. appropriations, 1967, law, 501 Cullen, Joseph P., battles of Fredricksburg, narcotic addicts, dealing more effectively etc., where hundred thousand fell, 1533 with individuals, law, 497 Culture: Craft (nautical) : materials, importation agreement, imple- pleasure craft, safety suggestions, etc., ment— 220 hearing, 951 Cranes (birds) : law, 371 hunting, possession, etc., Federal regula- reports, 653, 655, 903 tions, 1080 Currency, see Money. Credit: Current fishery statistics, C.F.S. series, 1074— businessmen, moderation today means progress tomorrow (address), 144 75 Federal reserve policy and credit markets Currents, see Air—Ocean curents. (remarks), 1061 Curriculum: Credit insurance, health, accident, and life, beginning Russian 2, USAFI study guide, for student loans, increase maximum 974 amount allowable for student loans in research abroad, overseas projects in edu- cation, 1014 D.C., report, 882 vocational and technical education pro- Crespo, Luis, relief, 357, 585, 810 grams determining courses of study, Cretaceous period, rocks in Corozal quad- 1017 rangle, Puerto Rico, 1112 Curtis, Robert O., formula for Douglas-fir Crime and criminals : total cubic-foot volume table, 1092 criminal justice in metropolitan court, Customs Court, cases adjudged, Customs processing of cases, 1348 Court reports, 972 Indians, crime committed in Indian coun- Cybernetics: try, amend U.S. Code, law, 421 economic, for solving problems, Rumanian solving crime by geometry, USSR study, studies, 1309 1238 military science, scientific and philosophi- Criminal law. criminal justice in metropolitan cal application, USSR study, 1197 court, 1348 problems, USSR study, 1318 Criminal Laws, National Commission on Re- pursuit urged, USSR study, 1225 form of. see National Commission of Re- role of Bulgarian scientists. 1159 form of Federal Criminal Laws. technical, USSR periodical, translations, Criminal procedure, see Habeas corpus. 1246 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 103 Ind ex Cylinders: Defense Department—Continued corrugated, large diameter, with eccentric Granite City Defense Depot, employees re- ring stiffeners, bending tests, 1506 lief, 779 large-diameter ring-stiffened, subjected to handbook DSAH series, 977 hydrostatic pressure, test, 1479 manual DSAM series, 978-979 research at AltantNIRO, 1202 military construction and family housing sandwich, thermoelastic and viscoelastic appropriations, 1967, law, 457 cylindrical sandwich shells, equations, military construction authorization, 1967. 1436 report, 623 military handbook, 980 D.S.A., see Defense Supply Agency. milk procurement, price adjustments, Daane, J. Dewey, remarks, Oct. 24, 1966, 1067 amend U.S. Code— Dahomey, labor conditions, 1372 law. 410 Dairy products, purchases and utilizations of reports, 689, 907 dairy products under price support pro- Defense production, see Production. gram, 1965—66 marketing year, 21 Defense Supply Agency : Dairying, 1966 pasture season, 1643 handbook DSAH series, 977 Dale, R. H., ground-water geology and hy- manual DSAM series, 978-979 drology of Kern River alluvial-fan area, Definitions and abbreviations, FAA, 1038 Calif., 1116 Deflection, shock induced, accurately meas- Dalton, Leonard J., relief, 285, 842 ured with spiral spring/strain gage com- Damping, aerodynamic, in pitch and yaw of bination, 1468 iGemini configurations, errata, 1474 Degrees (colleges and universities) : Dams, see names of dams or bodies of water doctor and candidate degrees awarded in Dancing, plife please, 1011 Hungary, 1232 Dangerous articles, see Hazardous sub- Delaware, census of manufactures, 1963 stances. area statistics, 153 Datchenite. Elizabeth, or heirs, relief 610 Delaware River Basin Commission, appro- Dates (fruit) : pnations, 1967, law, 403 growing in United States, 29 Delgado, Antonio Rondon, see Rondon Del- Davenport, Iowa, motor carrier accident, gado. Antonio. 1153 Delirogiu, Konstadyna B., and son, relief, Davis, Chester E., relief. 794 Davis, True, remarks, Nov. 25. 1966, 1654 Democratic Republic of the Congo tKin- Deaf; shasa), see Congo (Kinshasa). model secondary school to serve National Demolition, see Wrecking. Capital region, Gallaudet College, estab- de Neufville, Richard, how good are our lishment, etc., law, 408 schools? Armed Forces qualification test opportunities for the hard of hearing and provides clue, 1005 the deaf through vocational rehabilita- Denmark, selling in Denmark, 233 tion, 1662 Density, body composition of military popu- de Aubri, Pelagie G. F., or heirs, relief, 610 lation, Ft. Carson, 1963, report, 120 Debentures: Dental care, see Dentistry. Federal intermediate credit banks, delete Dental caries, see Teeth interest rate limitation— Dental hygienists, registered, facts for hearing, 707 counselors, 1591 report, 633 Dentistry : Debt, reserve for certain guaranteed debt ob- group‘practice facilities, financial assist- ligations. income tax deduction, law, 435 ance for constructing and equipping, de Burgh, Juanita C., relief, 262 law, 465 de Butts, Edward, relief, 612 summary, sectlon-by-section analysis, legislative history, and conference Decision-making: report, 725 in Federal budget, better information (re- military medical benefits act of 1966— marks), 1060 law, 365 taxation, key factor in business decisions, report, 664 1598 Deonigi, D. E., formation of transuranium Decisions, see names of courts, etc., render- isotopes in power reactors, 124 ing decisions—also subjects. Dependents, see Armed Forces Decompression, repeated, cardiovascular re- Deposition, see Plating. sponses in anesthetized dogs to near- Deposits (soldiers’, etc.) : vacuum exposure, 78 interest lost on deposit accounts of en- listed members, adjust— Decorations of honor: law, 451 foreign, acceptance by government officials reports, 686, 932 and employees, establish basic uniform standards— Depreciation : accelerated depreciation allowance, sus- law, 391 pend— Ramseyer rule print, 734 hearings, 952 Dediot, Luis G., relief, 828 law, 504 Deductions, see Income tax. report, 677 Deeds of trust: Depth perception, see Perception. appointment of new trustees in D C__ Desalting of sea water, see Sea water. law, 420 Desegregation in education, see Race prob- report, 704 lems. 1 Deer, key, conservation, law, 388 Design and development of automatic in- Defense, see Civilian defense—National de- direct blood pressure monitoring device, 73 lense. Designs (industrial) : Defense Department: lightweight structural design techniques aP403Priati°nS’ 1967, Civil functlons, law, for lightweight fans, 117 Destruction of salmonellae, 8 appropriations, 1967, law, 401 Detroit, Mich., Federal office building, name cataloging handbook, H series, 975-976 sse latrlck V. McNamara, reports, 670, C°ings 713°n program’ examination, hear- oot> Devereux, John R., relief, 854 Page 104 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Devices: District of Columbia—Continued automatic indirect blood pressure monitor- deeds of trust, appointment of new ing device, design, etc., 73 trustees— medical electronics, development, USSR law, 420 study, 1264 report, 704 telegraph devices, input-output for digital heliport, lease property— computer systems, USSR study, 1254 hearing, 960 DeYoung, Alan, relief, 777 reports, 627, 931 Diagnosis, television and X-ray, USSR study, income and franchise tax act- 1257 amend as to foreign corporations, re- Diamonds: port, 893 industrial, disposal from national and amend, report, 879 supplemental stockpiles— injuries caused by firearms, etc., manda- law, 436 tory reporting, provide, lav. 480 reports, 683, 920 jail inmates, authorize transfer to other Diatomaceous earth, shelled corn protectant institutions notwithstanding pendency against insects in small bins, 36 of petition for writ of habeas corpus, Diaz, Beatriz, relief, 311, 595, 816 report, 878 Diaz Franquiz, Jose J., relief, 572 John J. Pershing memorial, erection— Diaz, Jose E., relief, 557 hearing, 740 Diaz Martinez, Eleanor R., see Diaz, Beatriz. law, 490 Differential equations, see Equations. minimum wage law, amend, law, 398 Diffusion, impurities into silicon from gase- National Zoological Park, reorganization, ous sources, 1421 hearing, 736 Digestive system, tolbutamide influence on National Visitor Center, study commis- cholinesterase activity, Rumanian study, sion, create— 1261 law, 494 Digests, see subjects. report, 631 Digital computers, see Electronic computers. nonprofit corporation act, amend corporate Digitizers, displacement digitizers, USSR charter of Georgetown University to study, 1320 conform to, law, 370 Diodes, see Thermionic diodes. physical abuse of children, etc., mandatory Directories: reporting by physicians, etc., law, 479 afrport, airman’s information manual, 93 police and firemen’s salary act of 1958, CAP [Community action program] gran- amend, law, 514 tees, 982 prisoners, work release program, author- health units, local, 1569 ize—■ telephone, Senate, 760 hearing, 727 Disability, see Civil service pensions. law, 507 Disability Insurance, see Old age, survivors, revenues, providing additional, report, 672 and disability insurance. square 732, authorization for use as re- Disadvantaged children, see Children. creation area, law, 412 Disasters: teachers’ salary act of 1955, amend, law, central sterile supply section of packaged 514 disaster hospital, organization, 1577 transit compact, approval— major, additional assistance to areas suf- law, 478 fering, law, 473 report, 654 Discrimination in employment, quests for Washington Channel waterfront priority economic stability and equal employment holders, amend act, report, 895 opportunity (remarks), 1065 District of Columbia Committee, House, Diseases, see Occupational diseases. hearing, 727 Diseases of animals, see names of diseases, District of Columbia Committee, Senate : or animals affected. hearing, 949 Displacement, gage, for crack extension reports, 879, 882, 893, 895 measurements, design and use, 1513 Dixon, Sidney C., comparison of panel flutter Display systems: results from approximate aerodynamic cross-pointed-type instrument display in theory with results from exact inviscid landing with helicopter, 1488 theory and experiment, 1480 symbol legibility studies, 63-64 Dobrowolski, Andrzej, analysis of noncon- Dissertations (academic) : stant area combustion and mixing in ram- Ukrainian Institutes 1965, mechanics, de- jet and rocket-ramjet hybrid engines, 1478 fended, 1302 Distortion, equidistance judgments in vicin- Docking (spacecraft) ■, see Spacecraft. ity of binocular illusion, 139 Docks, boat landing, building plan, 39 Distribution (economics) : Doctor degrees, see Degrees (colleges and problems affecting small business, hearings, universities). print additional copies, report, 916 Doctors, see Physicians. Distribution system, see Military supplies. Documents, see subjects of documents. District of Columbia: Documents Office, see Public Documents alcoholic beverage control act, amend hear- Division. ing, 949 appropriations, 1967, law, 456 Doder, Duske, relief, 351 Board of Higher Education, create— Dogs, anesthetized, cardiovascular responses law, 495 during repeated decompressions to near- report, 693 vacuum, 78 Board of Vocational Education, create— Doing business with Federal Government, law, 495 1104 report, 693 Dominick, Allen E., conveying mineral in- bridge to East Potomac Park, with visitor terests to, 334 facilities, construct, hearing, 750 business corporation act, amend, report, Dosh, R.N. Bert, Lock, see R.N. Bert Dosh 879 Lock. colleges, public, establish, report, 693 Douglas fir, see Fir. credit life, health, and accident insurance, Dow, Donaldson A., test of large-diameter for student loans, increase maximum ring-stiffened cylinder subjected to hydro- amount allowable, report, 882 I static pressure, 1479 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 105 Ind ex Drainage: areas other than airfields, emergency con- Economic conditions—Continued struction, Army technical manual. 111 V 223*^ nath>nal economy (address), structures for airfields and heliports, em- ergency construction, 110 see also names of countries, States, etc. Drama and works prepared for oral delivery Economic policy: catalog of copyright entries, 969 co““lanity development district act of Drawings, scientific and technical, catalog 622 ’ rural publlc services, etc., reports, of copyright entries, 968 Drobot, Jan, relief, 597 economic opportunity act, amendments of Drops, mercury droplet parameters including 1966, law, 498 1509tS °f gravity’ Photographic study. effects °.£ current events (remarks), 1655 USSR, industrial enterprise change-over Drug addiction, see Narcotic habit to new planning system, methodological Drugs: instructions, 1169 companies, physician ownership, hearings Economic Research Service : print additional copies, report, 916 agricuiturai economic reports, 983-984 food, drug and cosmetic act as amended, ERS-foreign series, 990-993 text, 1083 ERS series, 987-989 research directions in fields of drug con- foreign agricultural economic reports, 995 ditioning, 1222 Economics: Safreeportie644ngS’ pr’nt additional copies, do you know your economic ABC’s? explanation of input and output fac- see also names of drugs. tors, etc., 225 Dry and dyers, fair labor standards eCT?Greece, Anil2°3age area’ effects on hydrology, financing, law, 470 human frontier, remarks on equality, 1006 regimen effects (series), international education act of 1966, law, _ —j-o Kodiak and other islands, geologic ef- international education, past, present fects etc., 1121 Problems and prospects, report, 527 regional effects (series), 1121 Mao’s China, 999 south-central, effects on hydrology, materials, importation agreement, imple- ment— USSR, 1255 hearing, 951 law, 371 Earthwork and structures, winter construc- reports, 653, 655, 903 vey1 ^gactices’ concrete and asphalt, sur- Muslim, reviewed in Soviet press, 1252 national defense education act__ East (Far East) : loans to nonprofit elementary and sec- Far Eastern series, 1627 ondary schools for equipment and Eas.t-Potomac Park, bridge with visitor fa- materials, 1007 cilities, construct, hearing, 750 student loan program, college work- Echenique, Jorge G., relief, 549 study program and list of participat- Economic conditions: ing institutions, 1966-67, 1001 assessment (remarks), 1656 "ea 8tU Page 106 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Education—Continued . IElectronic computers—Continued veterinary medical facilities, construction digital—continued grants, law, 423 Zam series, USSR study, 1308 Yugoslavia, computer engineering prob- machine for engineering calculations, lems, 1321 USSR study, 1214 see also Technical education—Vocational manipulating dates and time lapses in education. computerized records system, 72 Education and Labor Committee, House, program performs flow analysis through hearings, 728—729 turbines, 1472 Education Office, study, hearings, 729 Rumanian colloquy, 1277 Educational institutions, see Colleges and satellite telemetry data simulation pro- universities. gram, generalized, 1508 Educational Research Information Center, solid propellant rocket motor performance research in education (periodical), 1013 computer programs using group trans- EEG, see Electroencephalogram. formation method, 1483 Egypt, see United Arab Republic (Egypt). teaching dynamic system behavior, 62 Eiras, Olibio S. Rodriguez-, see Rodriguez, technology in Soviet economy, 1310 Olibio S. USSR centers and automatic accounting Elbert County, Colo., eastern part, soil sur- and control systems, 1340 vey report, 1611 Electronic data processing systems : Elder, George H., relief, 605 application of organization control sys- Elder, James L., technology and use of lig- tems, USSR study, 1273 nite, proceedings. Bureau of Mines-Univer- command information processing systems, sitv of North Dakota symposium, etc., human factors research, 119 1398 Fortran programs for calculation of Wig- El Dorado, Kans., relief, 791 ner 3j, 6j, and 9j coefficients for angular Elections, reform act of 1966, hearings, 739 momenta, 1526 Electric batteries, circuit prevents over- USSR data processing units, ISKRA-1, charging of secondary cell batteries, 1471 ISKRA-2, POISK OK-1 and POISK Electric cables, power, rubber-insulated, gen- DV-1, 1216 eral purpose, Federal standard, cancella- Electronic equipment, see Electronics. tion, 1072 Electronic Systems Division, technical re- Electric currents, thennogalvanic couples, ports, 62-65 calculation of parameters, 1241 Electronics : Electric energy, see Electricity. aids for physician, USSR study, 1329 Electric generators, see Electric power electronic-mechanical method of measur- plants. ing air current velocities, USSR study, Electric motors, solid state circuit controls 1178 direction, speed, and braking of de motor, medical, new devices developed, USSR 1467 study, 1264 Electric power, see Electricity. more Belorussian scientists and engineers Electric power plants, capacity of electric needed to train specialists in microelec- generating plants, world power data, 1058 tronics, 1271 Electric wire and wiring, rubber-insulated publications, price list, 1562 wire, general purpose, Federal standard, technology, 2-year post high school cur- cancellation, 1072 riculum, 1000 Electricity : Electronics mechanics : basic, fire control technicians, trainee’s communications relay equipment operator, guide, 1543 examination announcement, amdt., 203 capacity of electric generating plants and examination announcement, amdt., 203 production of electric energy, 1053 Electrons: national electric rate books, 1050—57 energy required to produce electron-hole publications, price list, 1562 pair in silicon by tritons, 1501 rural electrification act of 1936, amend, irradiation, effects from 20 KeV to 1 MeV hearings, 938 on polyethylene terephthalate capacitor- rural program, financing, supplemental, type meteoroid detector, 1491 hearings, 938 Electro-optic light modulators, 1489 standard arc welders provide high amper- Elementary education, elementary and sec- age direct current source, 1448 ondary education amendments of 1966, thermionic diode controlled power system, law, 462 development, 1433 Elements (chemical), see Transition ele- TVA power 1966 annual report, 1651 ments. Electrification, rural, see Rural electrifica- Elliott. Carl V., relief. 300, 788 tion. Ellipticity, minimum-impulse time-free trans- Electroencephalogram, auto- and cross-cor- fer between elliptic orbits, 1432 relation of EEG following unilateral ca- Ellis Island : loric stimulation of labyrinth, 71 commemorative medals— Electromagnetic current meter, measuring1 law, 394 current with EMIT while ship is turning,; report, 899 theoretical foundations of method, USSR' El Paso. Tex.: study, 1170 Chamizal boundary, border highway— Electronic apparatus and appliances, see law, 499 Electronics. reports, 630, 701, 904 Electronic computers: land conveyance— analog and digital computer requirements5 hearing, 721 in USSR, 1236 law, 471 BESM-6 computer, USSR study, 1316 report, 682 choice of parameters of influence functions’ Elva L. (ship) : using, USSR study, 1181 documentation with full coastwise privi- computer engineering in railroad trans- leges, hearings, 745 portation, USSR study, 1173 Emission, thermionic scanner pinpoints work digital— function of emitter surfaces, 1449 control bessemer converter process, USSR study, 1253 ’ Emission spectra, see Spectra. telegraphy input-output devices, USSRI EMIT (electromagnitnyy izmeteritel’tech- study, 1254 eniy), see Electromagnetic current meter. Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 107 Ind ex Employee pensions, see Pensions. Environmental Science Services Administra- Employees, see names of departments, etc., tion : where employed. members serving with Air Force, provide Employers, social security, establishment re- same status as those serving in Army porting plan, 1604 and Navy— Employer’s liability and workmen’s compen- law, 380 sation : report, 888 administrative organization, and cost of satellite programs, 1033 administration, 1358 Enzymes, selected blood response, man in longshoremen’s and harbor workers’ com- oxygen-helium atmosphere, 85 pensation act, as extended, 1019 Epperson, W. L., man in oxygen-helium en- nonappropriated fund instrumentalities vironment, heat exchange, 81 act, regulations for compensation, 1018 Equal employment opportunity, see Discrimi- Employment: nation in employment. Federal, mentally retarded, 1560 Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, President’s Committee on Employment of appropriations, 1967, law, 501 the Handicapped, awards and recogni- Equations : tion program, 1355 differential, numerical integration, engi- services for veterans, 1020 neering expose, 1503 worker attitudes in job seeking, 1021 study compares methods for numerical see also Women. solution of ordinary differential equa- Enemy property, interests vested under in- tions, 1463 ternational claims settlement act, return thermoelastic and viscoelastic cylindrical hearing, 732 sandwich shells, 1436 carbonate-bicarbonate, research, Energy, see Atomic energy. USSR study, 1250 Enforcement of law, see Law enforcement. Equipments, see Military supplies. Engineering: Erickson, Elmer O., relief, 607 and* science, fact and fiction (address), Erosion control, see Soil erosion. ERS, see Economic Research Service. computer-aided teaching of dynamic system ERS-foreign series, 990-993 behavior, 62 ERS series, 987-989 computer, education problems, 1321 Electronic Systems Division. C0™Pat?r’ in railroad transportation, ESEA (elementary and secondary education USSR study, 1173 act), see Elementary education—Second- expose of numerical integration of ordinarv ary education. differential equation, 1503 Espinosa, Mario V. Machado, see Machado highway safety study, Operation 66, Espinosa, Mario V. joint engineering-enforcement project ESS A, see Environmenta! Science Services report, 1594 Administration—Satellites. machine f°r caIculatlons> USSR study, Establishment reporting plan, statement for use of employer, 1604 maintainability, research and development Esters: of materiel, 103 pinacolic, of methylfluorphosphine acid, opportunities for college students in Pub- clinical observations of individuals con- lic Road Bureau, 1593 taminated, Bulgarian study, 1230 Power engineering trends in Latvian SSR, transesterification of phosphites and phos- phinites by monohydric and polyhvdrlc see also Nuclear engineering. alcohols and phenols, USSR study, 1210 Engineers: Estevez Mano O. Santos-, see Santos-Este- Belorussian, more needed to train special- vez, Mario O. Estuaries, preserve, develop, etc., for sport 1271 in mlcroelectronics and bionics, recreation, etc., report, 695 ’ civilian career opportunities on engineer- Ethiopia, labor conditions, 1373 ing team of Coast Guard, not for the Europe: ordinary engineer, 218 Eastern hydrometeorological and meteoro- non-research positions only, examination S1 services, conference of directors, announcement, amdt., 205 USSR Study, 1179 European and British Commonwealth se- see also Bridge engineers—Highway engl- ries, 1626 Engineers Corps, Army : unification of East and West for founda- flood control, rivers and harbors, new proj- tion of mutual trust (remarks). 1626 ects and monetary authorizations— west coast, lights and fog signals, list, law, 493 change. 1538 European War, 1914-18, veterans, see Vet- report, 698 erans. your work in Corps of Engineers, pamphlet Evaporation, water from soil, effect of sam- for civilian employees, 1031 pie size and environmental conditions, 10 Engines (aircraft), see Rockets. Evenson, R. E., hydrologic inventory of English language: Lompoc subarea, Santa Ynez River basin, national defense education act— iSanta Barbara County, Calif., 1117 ’ Institutes for advanced study, summer Examinations, Russian 10-year school, final 1967, handbook for directors, 1003 examinations, 1002 loans to private nonprofit elementary see also Civil service. and secondary schools for equipment Excise taxes, IRS looseleaf system, 1145 and materials, 1007 see also names of items taxed. Engvall, John L., engineering exposd of Executive departments, see Government sup- numerical integration of ordinary differ- plies. ential equations, 1503 Executive Papers, Joint Committee on Dis- Enterococci, enteric microbial flora of man in position of, report, 705 oxygen-helium atmosphere, 79 Executives: Environment: de??!Son under fair labor standards health series, air pollution, 1572 1665 act, meteoroid, near-earth, 1512 Pegasus thermal design, 1477 selection and development program, IRS, Page 108 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Janu ar y 1967 Exemplary Rehabilitation Certificates: FAS-M series, 1084 award to individuals discharged from Fat, see Fats. Armed Forces under conditions other I?B it . than honorable, etc., authorize, amend body composition of military population, U.S. Code—• Ft. Carson, 1963, report, 120 law, 404 hydrazine effect on fat transport as af- reports, 626, 908 fected by blood glucose concentration, Expenditures, see names of departments, etc. 65 Experimental medicine, see Medicine. Feces,I enteric microbial flora of man in Experiments and experimentation, design in oxygen-helium atmosphere, 79 Army research, development and testing, Fecundity,I activities of Department of conference proceedings, 96 Health, Education, and Welfare Depart- Explorations, ocean potential, USSR study, ment, report on family planning, 1136 1165 I Federal aid, see Grants-in-aid. Explosions: 1 Federal Aviation Administration : effect on snow structures, 99 establish— ordnance plant in Bowie County, Tex., law, 389 settlement of claims, reports, 637, 801 report, 906 Explosives, and conditions required for safe 1Federal Aviation Agency : storage, USSR study, 1193 air traffic activity, 1966 report, 1037 Export-Import Bank of Washington : definitions and abbreviations, Federal avia- annual report, 1034 tion regulations, 1038 appropriations, 1967, law, 405 Federal aviation regulations, 1038-41 regulations for principals and agents, rule making procedures, FAA regulations, 1035 1039 Exports, full prosperity and progress (re- transfer— marks), 240 law, 389 see also names or classes of articles ex- report, 906 ported. Federal City College: Eyre, Dorothy, relief, 537 establish in D.C.— law, 495 report, 693 F Federal civil defense guide, 190-195 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation : FAA, see Federal Aviation Agency. annual report, 1043 Fabricated materials, large seals fabricated regulatory authority, strengthen— from small segments reduce procurement law, 409 lead time, 1461 reports, 666, 674, 691 Facts and figures, 1070 Federal employees, see Government officials Fair labor standards act, see Labor stand- and employees. ards. Federal Government, see Government. Fajardo-Carpio, Arturo V., relief, 551 Federal Highway Administration : Fall out, see Radioactivity. Family of Man, award, accepted by W. Wil- establish— lard Wirtz, Secretary of Labor, on behalf law. 389 of the President (remarks), 1353 report, 906 Family planning, report, 1136 Federal Home Loan Bank Board : Fans, see Mechanical fans. regulatory authority, strengthen—- Far East, see East (Far East). law, 409 Farm buildings : reports, 666, 674, 691 building plans— Federal intermediate credit banks : boat landing, 39 debentures issued, delete interest rate broiler house pole construction, 40 limitation— cooperative farm building plan exchange hearing, 707 (series), 39—40 report, 633 Farm credit, see Agricultural credit. Federal land banks: Farm labor, seasonal work patterns of hired medal in commemoration of anniversary— farm working force, 984 law, 397 Farm products, see Agricultural products. report, 690 Federal Maritime Commission : Farm work, see Farm labor. appropriations, 1967, law, 501 Farmers : authority to exempt water carrier opera- self-employed, reporting income for social tions from certain provisions of ship- security, special information, 1605 ping act, 1916, law, 482 tax guide, 1967 edition, 1142 wide gap between food prices and prices Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, received (statement), 52 appropriations, 1967, law, 491 Farmers’ cooperative organizations, agricul- Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Mine Safety tural transportation, issuance of certifi- Board of Review, create, report, 647 cates of exemption on application and Federal Radiation Council, appropriations, proof of eligibility, hearings, 947 1967, law, 491 Farmers Home Administration : Federal Railroad Administration : career opportunities, building new rural establish'—* America, 1036 law, 389 efforts to have borrowers refinance their report, 906 Government loans when private or co- Federal Reformatory, Chillicothe, lands, re- operative credit becomes available, GAO1 linquish jurisdiction to Ohio, law, 460 review, 1103 Federal Republic of Cameroon, see Cameroon. land conveyance to Skyline Churches Ceme- Federal Republic of Germany, see Germany. tery, 288 Farmhouses, farm building plans, 1% story. Federal Republic of Nigeria, see Nigeria. dwelling, 42 Federal reserve member brinks, flow of funds, assets and liabilities, 1062 Farms : commercial cotton farms, costs and re- Federal reserve system : turns, 1965, 986 Federal reserve act, amend, report, 648 cost situation, 1967 outlook issue, 994 Federal reserve policy and credit mar- costs and returns, 986 kets (remarks), 1061 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 109 Ind ex Federal Reserve System Board of Governors : now of funds, assets and liabilities, 1062 Firemen (firefighters) : functions, delegation, authorize— District of Columbia, salaries, increase law, 469 law, 514 ’ report, 667 Federal employees, premium compensation regulation series, 1066 correction of inequities— regulatory authority, strengthen— law, 450 law, 409 report, 915 reports, 666, 674, 691 Fiscal policy, see Finance. Federal retirement systems, see Civil service 1 ish and fisheries : pensions. conservation, protection and propagation Federal Safety Council, work Injuries, facts _ot endangered native species of fish, and figures, 1070 ’ law, 388 Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Cor- fishery statistics, CFS series, poration : 11074-75 financial statements, June 30, 1966. 1045 establish fishery zone, law, 381 regulatory authority, strengthen__ fishery leaflets, 1076-77 law, 409 Products, imports and exports, 1964—65, annual summary, 1074 reports, 666, 674, 691 freezing fish in home, 31 Federal Services Finance Corporation, in- Louisiana landings, 1965 annual sum- vestigation, hearings, 726 mary, 1075 ^plles^ s^ec^ca^ons> see Government eup- progressive fish-culturist, cumulative sub- Federai standards, 1072 ject and author index, 1081 Federal supply classification handbook protein concentrate, experiment and dem- groups and classes, 975 onstration plants, law, 415 Feeding programs (space flights), see Menus sport and commercial estuarine areas, tor space flights. preserve, etc., report, 695 Fees: USSR, economic-mathematical and cy- bernetic research at AtlantNIRO, 1202 migratory bird hunting stamps, increase, see also names or classes of fish. report, 624 ’ Fish and Wildlife Service : ship mortgage certified copies, reduce cost— refuge leaflets, 1078-79 law, 364 regulatory announcement, 1080 report, 887 Fisher, Douglas M., displacement gage for Feldman, Herman, relief, 266, 785 crack-extension measurements, 1513 Feldspar, ternary diagrams of quartz-feld- Fisheries, see Fish and fisheries. spar content of pegmatites in Colorado, Fishermen’s and fish shore workers’ unions 1111 rights in sale of fish, etc., 945 Fellowships, postdoctoral, in educational re- search, 1012 Fishery products, see Fish and fisheries. Fernandez-Conde, Augusto J., relief, 2,99, 864 Fishing vessels, construction for nonsub- 864 sidized fishing fleets, hearing, 946 Fernandez Marino, Vicente, relief, 322, 599 Fitzsimons General Hospital, Medical Re- Ferndndez Noda, Esteban, relief, 310, 594, search and Nutrition Laboratory, reports, I3U—133 I erris, James C., transonic aerodynamic Flags: characteristics of model of supersonic our flag, story, etc., 519 fighter-bomber airplane with external fuel State flags, reproductions, 519 ,, and other modifications, 1505 Flame fuels, Army technical manual, 105 Fertility, see Fecundity. Flatware, stainless-steel, Tariff Commission Fertilizers, South America, mineral sources, illlU report, 1646 Fichman, Philip J., relief, 853 Fletcher, Herman S., manual method for Films (metallic), see Metallic films. control of thrust axis during planar ascent Finance: from lunar surface to circular orbit, 1490 agricultural review, 985 Flight: DSA manual, 979 blind flight instrument, non-gyroscopic, in- financial statements— flight response, 141 I ederal Savings and Loan Insurance electronic control systems, lunar-landing Corporation, 1045 research vehicle, operational experience, Tennessee Valley Authority, 1647 1496 fiscal policy (remarks), 1653, 1656 free-flight drop-test, paraglider configura- Government contingent liabilities and tion having large tapered leading edges assets, reports, report, 702 and keel, 1475 government finances, GF series, 180 inspection manual, change, 1082 scientific research, effective forms of instructors, certification, Federal aviation financing, USSR study, 1237 regulations, 1040 Finance Committee, Senate: see also Aircraft. hearings, 950-952 Flight simulators, research, for investigat- reports, 884, 901-903, 905, 911 ing jet transport handling qualities and Financial institutions, see Banks and airworthiness criteria during take-off, vali- banking. dation, 1476 Financial statements, see Finance. Flood, Daniel J., Isthmian Canal policy etc Fink, Marvin P., aerodynamic data on large (addresses), 520 senuspan tilting wing, etc., 1485 Fir: Floods: Douglas, formula for total cubic-foot control, rivers and harbors, and multi- volume table from bulletin 201, 1092 purpose projects, public works author- true, possible grouse damage, 1090 izations'—• lire departments, 2d and 3d class postal law, 493 rates for volunteer fire companies, extend, report, 698 report, 694 control, rivers and harbors, omnibus bill, Fire control technicians, basic electricity 1966, hearings, 751 trainee’s guide, 1543 y flood control improvements, rivers and har- Firearms, injuries caused by, mandatory re- bors, compilation— porting in D.C., provide, law, 480 departmental edition, 1025 document edition, 516 Page 110 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Janu ar y 1967 Floods—Continued Foreign currencies, see Money. Nov. and Dec. 1965 in southern California, Foreign decorations, see Decorations of 1H5 honor. United States, magnitude and frequency, Foreign languages, see Languages and lan- Missouri River basin above Sioux City, guages. Iowa, 1129 Foreign policy, see International relations. Flotation, aircraft passenger seat cushions, Foreign relations, see International rela- characteristics, 137 tions. Flow: Foreign Relations Committee, Senate: exhaust, deflected, and clustered rocket hearings, 953-954 engines effects, 1422 reports, 897, 904 supersonic, wings and wing-body combina- Foreign trade, see Commerce. tions in, integrated approach to analysis Forest planting, tree planters’ notes, 1099 and design, 1493 Forest Service: thermoviscous media, propagation of field offices, listings, 1086 waves of flnite amplitude, 1434 research notes, 1088—93 through turbines, computer program per- research papers, 1094-98 forms, analysis, 1472 Forests and forestry: Fluids, equilibrium critical phenomena, 1521 Georgia, north, industry outlook, 1650 Flutter (aircraft) : research notes, 1088-93 comparison of panel flutter results from research papers, 1094—98 approximate aerodynamic theory with road to forest management, 1652 results from exact inviscid theory and snow cover and calculation of snow experiment, 1480 floods, USSR study, 1203 Fog signals: Forms, blanks, etc., index of AMC blank Naval Oceanographic Office, list— forms, 95 Baltic Sea with Kattegat, etc., 1539 Fort Lyon Veterans Hospital: Europe and Africa, west coasts, etc., real property, retrocede jurisdiction to 1538 Colorado— North and South America, west coast, law, 368 etc., 1537 report, 898 Food: Fortran, see Electronic data processing sys- food, drug, and cosmetic act, as amended, tems. text, 1083 Fossils, fossil marine mammals from Miocene food for freedom program (address), 26 Calvert Formation of Maryland and Vir- food for peace act of 1966, law, 512 marketing industries, recent and prospec- ginia, 1530 tive structural changes, 988 Foundries, steel casting and foundry work national food buyers quiz, questions and in USSR, 1224 answers, 963 4-H clubs, clothing projects, abilities of price changes, Investigation (statement), girls 9 to 13, 48 52 Fowler, Henry H. : products, marketing bill, 987 remarks— situation in United States (address), 30 Oct. 22, 1966,1653 wholesale food distribution facilities, Nov. 14, 1966, 1657 Huntington, W. Va., 4 Nov. 18, 1966, 1655 world situation (address), 30 Fractionation, continuous flow in-line ex- see also Menus for space flights—School change of volatile solvents in automated lunches. chemistry, 75 Food, drug, and cosmetic act, see Cosmetics— Fracture of metals, radiation embrittlement Drugs—Food. of Army SM-1A reactor pressure vessel, Football: projected estimates, neutron spectral professional teams, authorize merger of effects, 1554 leagues and protect secondary schools Franca, Jorge I. Miquel, see Miquel Franca, from professional football telecasts— Jorge I. hearings, 742 France: law, 504 computers, Soviet view, 1270 Foraminifera, smaller, from Guam, 1119 heavy water production, study, 1196 Fore, Paul L., cumulative subject and author index to Progressive flsh-culturist, 1081 Franchise tax, District of Columbia, amend Foreign Affairs Committee, House : act, reports, 879, 893 committee prints. 733—734 Franchises (business) : hearings, 730-732 franchising agreements, effect on small investigations and studies, U.S. foreign business, hearings, print additional policy, expenses, report, 639 copies, report, 916 Foreign Agricultural Service: Franco, John J., navigation conditions at miscellaneous, FAS—M series, 1084 Belleville Locks and Dam, Ohio River, special reports, list, 1085 1030 Foreign agricultural trade, see Agricultural Franquiz, Jose J. Diaz, see Diaz Franquiz, products. Jose J. Foreign agriculture, see Agriculture. Fredricksburg, Battle of, 1862, where hun- Foreign aid: foreign assistance act of 1966, Ramseyer dred thousand fell, 1533 rule print, 733 Freedom, see Liberty. foreign assistance appropriations, 1967, Freeman, Orville L.: law, 405 addresses, etc.— Foreign Claims Settlement Commission, ap- Aug. 4. 1966, 52 propriations, 1967, law, 501 Aug. 16, 1966, 26 Foreign countries: Aug. 24, 1966, 25 economics of agriculture and U.S. foreign Sept. 8. 1966, 22, 24 agricultural trade, selected list of pub- Sept. 14, 1966, 23 lications. 993 Sept. 26, 1966, 51 gifts and decorations, acceptance by gov- ernment officials and employees, estab- Freezing, see names of commodities, etc., lish basic uniform standards— frozen. law, 391 Freight rates, specialist, examination an- Ramseyer rule print, 734 nouncement, 206 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 111 Ind ex French, J. J., progress report on proposed Geography : ground-water studies in Lytle Creek-San beyaine area, Upper Santa Ana Valley, geographical monographs (Communist Calif., 1125 China periodical), translations, 1317 Frequency spectrum of fluctuations of sea memoirs of geography (Chinese periodi- water temperature, 1180 cal), translations, 1312 Fruit: national defense education act—- containers, standard acts of 1916 and for advanced study, summer 1928, repeal- 1967, handbook for directors, 1003 hearings, 754 loans to private nonprofit elementary report, 889 and secondary schools for equipment see also names of fruits. and materials, 1007 Fuel, flame fuels, Army technical manual Geography and History, Pan American In- 105 stitute of, see Pan American Institute of Fuels, see Fuel—Reactor fuels. Geography and History. Fulton, John D.: Geological review (Chinese periodical) : microorganisms in 2 types of air masses translation, 1161 at 690 meters over a city, 66 Geological Survey : microorganisms of land air mass as it bulletins, 1110-13 traverses ocean, 68 circular, 1114 Fun Wat Hoy, see Hoy, Fun Wat. professional papers, 1119-24 water supply papers, 1128-33 Functions (mathematical), see Mathematics. Geology : Funds, see names of departments, etc., for which funds are used—also subjects for Arabian Peninsula, 1124 which funds are used. COllll’Uti°nS t0 general geology (series), Fungi, see Streptomycetes. Fur seals, see Seals (animals). Guam, Mariana Islands (series), 1119 Fuste, Ricardo R., relief, 275, 584 K wateu'1116 alluvlal’fan area- ground Kodiak and nearby islands, Alaska, geo- G logic effects of earthquake, 1121 sedimentary, Saudi Arabia, 1124 G.A.O., see General Accounting Office Sh°seriesC)0nil2b0UtiOI1S t0 general geol°gy Gabron, Frank, thermal manikin, 1435 Gages, displacement, for crack-extension see also Permian period. measurements, design and use, 1513 Gestudyryi‘>S38VinS Crime by geometry> USSR see also Pressure gages—Strain gages. Gallaudet College, model secondary school Georgetown University, charter, amend to for deaf to serve National Capital region, clarify corporate name, law, 370 establishment and operation, law. 408 CpnrSion n°rt1?’f°rest industry outlook, 1650 Galura, Julieta G., see Bersamin. Julieta G. science, 1°155 S°Clallst RePubliG medical Galvanic corrosion, see Corrosion and anti- corrosives. Geriatrics, USSR conferences, 1185 Galvanic couples, see Voltaic couples. Germany : Gambia, labor conditions, 1374 * ef RePublic vested paintings, trans- Gamma rays, lunar gamma radiation, inten- ings 74iUSt f°r Wehner Museum, hear- l‘’8ian<1 Special comP°sitlon, USSR study, foreign policy documents, 1625 GAO. see General Accounting Oflice. third Reich, 1st phase, foreign policy Garcia-Hernandez, Fernando O., relief, 798 documents, 1625 Gardens, home and garden bulletin. 31 Gerontology, USSR conferences, 1185 Gardner, H. R., effect of sample size and Gerver, Joan, community care of mentally environmental conditions on evaporation <’R ailnotated bibliography, 1590 of water from soil. 10 Via ’ bvFLCb, JLoLr Gas pipe lines, see Pipe lines. Gifts: Gases : foreign, acceptance by government officials diffusion of impurities into silicon from and employees, establish basic uni- gaseous sources, 1421 form standards— nuclear blast, underground, escape from law, 391 ground. 1268 Ramseyer rule print, 734 Gasoline, Federal tax refund, nonhighwav akUlt^8,Tln clothing projects. 48 and transit users, 1143 G In vlJa2 antibo Page 112 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Golden Spike Centennial Celebration Com- Grain, standards, official, United States, mission, establish, report, 924 revised page, 964 Gonvil, Lafleche, or heirs, relief, 610 Grain sorghum, see Sorghum. Gonvil, Marie, or heirs, relief, 610 Grand Prairie region, Ark., artificial re- Gorbics, S. G., emission spectra of various charge of ground water (series), 1128 thermoluminescent materials, 1552 Grand River and Valley, comprehensive Gosling, Arthur W., patterns of subsurface water resources study of basin, economic flow in Bloomington-Colton area, Upper base study, 1024 Santa Ana Valley, Calif., 1118 Gosselin, Dean H., relief, 338 Granite City Defense Depot, employees relief, Government: 779 Federal, self-supporting reinsurance pro- rants-in-aid: , gram to protect employees under private air pollution control programs, law, 393 pension plans, establish, hearing, 950 allied health professions personnel train- government finances, GF series, 180 ing act of 1966, law, 463 local law enforcement, Federal assistance, child food service programs— amend act— law, 373 law, 502 report, 663 reports, 635, 929 community action programs grantees, States and local units, Federal grants, directory, 982 . provide periodic congressional review, community development district act of etc., hearings, 735 1966, rural America, report, 622 Government contracts: congressional review, periodic, provide, guide for businessmen doing business with etc., hearings, 735 . Federal Government, 1104 demonstration cities and metropolitan de- preparing contractor reports for NASA, velopment act of 1966, law, 465 data presentation, 1443 summary, section-by-section analysis, Government offices: legislative history, and conference accounting systems, submission for GAO report, 725 approval, hearing, 737 . education, elementary and secondary, records and papers, disposition, report, 7 05 amendments of 1966, law, 462 see also Government supplies. graduate educational grants in aquatic Government officials and employees : science, 1967-68 academic year, 1077 acceptance of gifts and decorations from health planning and services, law, 461 foreign governments, establish basic health research facilities program, annual uniform standards—• report, PHS, 524 law, 391 higher education amendments of 19bb, Ramseyer rule print, 734 lil W 464. administrative leave for hurricanes, etc., highway construction act of 1966, report, hearing, 748 638 compensation, correction of inequities highway program, toll facilities relation- law, 450 ship, hearings, print additional copies, report, 915 report, 643 continuing eligibility for disability retire- highway safety, report, 646 ment annuities under civil service retire- ment system, GAO report, 1102 historic sites preservation— seafaring, additional leave, law, 459 law, 384 see also names of departments, etc., where report, 673 employed. „ international education, law, 412 Government Operations Committee, House, law enforcement, Federal assistance, hearings, 735-738 amend act— Government Operations Committee, Senate. law, 502 hearings, 955—956 reports, 653, 929 reports, 900, 906 library services and construction act, ex- Government Printing Office, print and deliver tend and amend, law, general infor- to GSA additional copy of certain publica- mation, 1135 tions, law, 396 medical assistance under title 19 of social Government publications: security act, limitations, report, 697 additional copy of certain publications for GSA, Public Printer to print, law, 396 national defense student loans, college price lists, Public Documents Division, PL work-study program, and list of partici- series, 1564 pating institutions, 1965-66, 1001 see also names of departments, etc., issu- overseas projects in education, research or ing publications—also subjects. study, 1014 Government reorganization plans: population conference, hearings, 956 Health, Education, _ and Welfare Depart- sea grant colleges— ment, hearings, 956 law, 402 National Zoological Park, hearing, 736 reports, 632, 679 State Department, hearings, 956 State technical services program, amend Government supplies : Federal specifications, 1071 act to include Guam— Federal standards, 1072 law, 475 Federal supply classification handbook, report, 891 groups and classes, 975 urban mass transportation, increase, re- Federal supply code for manufacturers, ports, 620, 628 U.S. and Canada, name to code, 976 veterinary medical education facilities con- Gracey, William, cross-pointer-type instru- struction and student loan program, 423 ment display in landing with helicopter, Gravity, effects on mercury droplet behavior, 1488 photographic study, 1509 Graders, agricultural commodity (fruit, Grazing, see Public lands. etc.), examination announcement, amdt., Great Britain: 202 background notes, 1622 Grafting (physiology).: European and British Commonwealth popular description of chromosome and animal transplant experiment, USSR series, 1626 study, 1307 monopolies exploit Persian Gulf, 1188 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 113 Ind ex Great Lakes: basin, consent to compact, hearings 731 H^rn1i1^gtOnJ J;,F7 sources of fertilizer min- navigation, rules of road, 221 1110 1U fc>Out11 -A-merlca, preliminary study, ruhm^ concerning sailing vessels, etc., law,’ Hairnoo’ Cha.ries D tension shell and blunted water pollution, control, etc., region vehicles, 1504ShaPeS f°r unmanned entry hearing, 738 Great Lakes States, veneer yields from Lake, Harris, Julius E., aerodynamic character- States, quaking aspen, 1095 baseSfla°res®1486CalIy blUnted C0Des with Great Society : Americans can aspire to Great Society here Harry Diamond Laboratories, timers for and abroad (address), 26 ordnance symposium, proceedings, 104 creative federalism, concept (address), 25 Harvesters, see Harvesting machinery Greece: Harvesting machinery, bulk handling spring Educational Foundation and financing of crop potatoes from harvester to packing exchange programs, agreement, law, 470 line, methods and costs, 35 1 g 1Ot470Ot 1929’ settlement acceptance, law, n “attaining market quality of uortattan Urlng storage and trans- Green, M. S., critical phenomena, 1521 poi IclLlOll, O I Ground water, see Water. Hawaii: Grouse, damage on true firs, 1090 Cesta?isti°cfs, lMnUfaCtUreS’ 1963’ area Growing dates in United States, 29 Guadalupe Mountains National Park, estab- county business patterns, 171 lish, law, 386 n.Jlg iS and £°s si»nals, list, change, 1537 Guam : substances, labeling act, amend, idxv , 40b ’ Foraminifera, smaller, 1119 Headstones, see Tombstones. geology and hydrology of Guam, Mariana Health : Islands (series), 1119 include in State technical services act of ‘llofd196™fraSw,°463PerSOnnel tFalning aCt 196o— law, 475 benefits program for retired members, and report, 891 ser views'members of uniformed retail trade, area statistics, 1963 census of business, 151 law, 365 Guilbert, Edward A., remarks, Nov. 1 1966 report, 664 236 comprehensive health planning and public Gum naval stores, see Naval stores. health services amendments, law 461 Gunter, Edgar J., jr., dynamic stability of environmental health series, air pollution, rotor-bearing systems, 1439 It) I Guyana: health and obesity, source book of current background notes, 1615 information, 1585 foreign trade regulations, 230 health information series, 1574-76 health mobilization series, 1577 hygiene with principles of public health II organization, USSR study, 1192 Habeas corpus: public health bibliography series, 1589-90 District of Columbia jail inmates au- Kumania— thorize transfer to other institutions crteoK’„. h“;th »«>- notwithstanding pendency of petition, report, 878 situation, 1240 State custody, revise procedures, law, 425 service personnel, education, clarify re- Haji-Morad, AH, see Morad, Ali Haji- S£°nsiblllty of VA, law, 489 Handbooks, directors of NDEA institutes u 1263 publlC health service, defects cited, tor advanced study, 1003 see also names of departments, etc., issuing see also Medical care. handbooks—also subjects. locahl SiM departments- directory. Handicapped : children, military medical benefits act of Health,.Education, and Welfare Department • 1966— activities in family planning, fertility' law, 365 „ ® , rill.ty>. and population dynamics, 1136 report, 664 appropriations, 1967, law, 491 President’s Committee on Employment of reorganization, hearings, 956 the Handicapped, awards and recog- Health insurance : nition program, 1355 aS1606erSOnS’ S0Clal security handbook, Hanna, Paul R., phoneme-grapheme corre- Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans, 1965 ment 1010 CUeS t0 spellillg hnprove- enrollment and finances, 1607 ’ Harbor workers, see Longshoremen. credit, for student Ioans, increase maxi- Harbors: mum amount allowable in D.C., report flood control and multi-purpose projects public works authorizations— HeuSSR °1247rS’ S°Viet health offlcials in law, 493 report, 698 Heat (specific), see Specific heat. flood control, improvements, compilation— Heat exchange, see Heat transfer. departmental edition, 1025 Heat exchangers, industrial plant equip- document edition, 516 ment handbook, 977 equip flood^control, omnibus bill, 1966, hearings, Heat transfer : see also names of harbors, or places where factors influencing heat transfer to liuuid- located. propellant rocket-thrust-chamber cool- Hard-of-hearing, see Deaf. ant channels, 1484 Hardware, builders’, Army technical manual man in oxygen-helium environment, heat change, 107 ’ excnange, ol SllL^rs°nie aerodynamics, effects, hand- Hargreaves, John J., study of man in oxygen- OOOK, JL042 hel urn atmosphere, introduction and gen- eral experimental design, 91 h thermal conductivity of selected materials, Page 114 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Heat transfer—Continued Hired farm workers, see Farm labor. turbulent liquid-metal, in channels with Hirschmann, E., electro-optic light modula- heat sources in fluid, theoretical investi- tors, 1489 gation, 1499 Historic Preservation in United States, Na- Heavy water: tional Trust for, see National Trust for France, production, study, 1196 Historic Preservation in United States. intensity measurements of absorption Historic sites : bands, 1550 preservation, as part of urban renewal, Hedman, E. R., floods of Nov. and Dec. 1965 law, 465 in southern California, 1115 preservation program-— Hee Chun Moon, see Chun Moon Hee (Hi). law, 384 Heidelbaugh, Norman D„ man during 56-day report, 673 exposure to oxygen-helium atmosphere, History : feeding bite-size foods, 82 historical handbook series, 1533 Helicopters : national defense education act— cross-pointer-type instrument display in institutes for advanced study, summer landing, 1488 1967, handbook for directors, 1003 heavy-lift, shaft-driven rotor system para- loans to private nonprofit elementary metric analysis and preliminary design, and secondary schools for equipment 116 and materials, 1007 hingeless rotor system, structural loads see also Naval history—also names of de- encountered, exploratory flight investi- partments, etc.—also subjects. gation and analysis, 1487 History and Geography, Pan American In- Heliports : stitute of, see Pan American Institute of District of Columbia, lease property—- Geography and History. hearing, 960 Hoffman, C. M„ quantitative determination reports, 627, 931 of tritium in natural waters, 1130 drainage and erosion control structures, Hog cholera: emergency construction, 110 eradicating, questions and answers, 45 Helium : what you should know about disease, 43 man in oxygen-helium atmosphere— Hoh Tribe, judgment funds, disposition, law, behavior factors, 86 378 clinical observations, 90 Holding companies, see Banks and banking. enteric microbial flora, 79 Holland, Spessard L., tributes commemorat- exercise and cardiovascular response, 88 ing 20 years of service, 765 56-day exposure study, 82, 92 Hollomon, J. Herbert: introduction and general experimental addresses— design, 91 May 16, 1966, 244 major and minor atmospheric compo- Nov. 2, 1966, 243 nents, 89 Home care, see Medical care. nutritional evaluation of feeding bite- Home economics: size foods, 83 home and garden bulletin, 31 observations, 80 milk, white magic, guide for program oral, cutaneous and aerosol bacterio- aides, 47 logic evaluation, 84 Homemaking, see Home economics. renal response, 87 Homes, mortgage insurance, FHA regula- selected blood enzyme response, 85 tions, amendments, 1046 man in oxygen-helium environment, heat Homoceanu, Emil, relief, 287, 843 exchange, 81 Homoptera, general catalogue, 12 Helmer, William H., prediction of reenlist- Hooker, Verno E., stresses In rock outcrops ment, 118 near Atlanta, Ga., 1409 HemisFair, 1968 : Hospital apparatus and supplies : U.S. participation, amend act— central medical and surgical supply serv- law, 399 ices, manual, 1579 report, 621 treatment tray and sets prepared in hos- Hemisphere, Western, agricultural situation, pital CM & SSS, cards, 1592 1965 review and 1966 outlook midyear central sterile supply section of packaged review, 990 disaster hospitals, organization, 1577 Hendrix, A. T., modulating valve for pro- Hospitals: grammed temperature, 2 central medical and surgical supply serv- Henry, Colvern D., relief, 856 ices, manual, 1579 Hernandez, Fernando O. Garcia-, see Garcia- treatment tray and sets prepared in Hernandez, Fernando O. hospital CM & SSS, cards, 1592 Hernandez, Luis Crespo, see Crespo, Luis. fair labor standards act, 1966 amend- Hi Chun Moon, see Chun Moon Hee (Hi). ments, 1663 High schools : hospital and medical facilities series under football contests, protect from professional Hill-Burton program, 1579 contests— military medical benefits act of 1966— hearings, 742 law, 365 law, 504 report, 664 Gallaudet College, model secondary school packaged disaster, central sterile supply for deaf to serve National Capital re- section, organization, 1577 gion, establishment, etc., law, 408 see also Veterans hospitals—also names Higher education, see Colleges and universi- of hospitals or places where located. ties. Highway engineers, opportunities in Public Hours of labor: Roads Bureau, 1593 Federal civilian firefighters, premium com- Highway safety, see Safety of life. pensation, correction of inequities— Highways, see Roads and highways. law, 450 Hill, Chester A., relief, 344, 543 report, 915 Hill-Burton program, hospital and medical House Administration Committee, House: facilities series under Hill-Burton pro- hearings, 739—740 gram, 1579 reports, 639-640, 643—644 Hilton, David A., sonic-boom measurements House documents, 515—528 during bomber training operations in Chi- House of Representatives, history, pictorial cago area, 1481 story, 517 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 115 242-038—67—No. 864----- 9 Ind ex House reports : Hydrology : private bills, 529-619 Alaska earthquake of 1964, hydrologic public bills, 620-706 regimen effects (series), 1122-23 House trailers, see Trailers. Alaska, south-central, earthquake effect on Household goods, storage, erroneous pay- hydrology, 1122 ments to members of Army, law, 486 Anchorage area, earthquake effect on Households, sample survey, Atlantida case hydrology, 1123 study field operations, Instruction manuals, cavernous limestones of Mammoth Cave 182 area, Ky., 1132 Houses, see Farm buildings. Guam, Mariana Islands (series), 1119 Housing: Kern River alluvial-fan area, ground demonstration cities and metropolitan de- water, 1116 velopment act of 1966, law, 465 Lompoc subarea, Santa Ynez River basin, summary, sectlon-by-section analysis, Santa Barbara County, Calif., 1957-62 legislative history, and conference re- Inventory, 1117 port, 725 meteorology and hydrology (USSR peri- low cost, minimum property standards, odical), translations, 1278, 1339 1137 USSR literature for 1965, list, 1174 military, family housing program, appro- Hydrometeorology : priations, 1967, law, 457 hydrometeorological services of Socialist rent supplement assistance, FHA regula- countries of Europe, conference of di- tions, 1048 rectors, USSR study, 1179 Housing and Urban Development Depart- numerical weather forecasting methods ment, HUD program guide (series), 1137 used in hydrometeorological service, Houston, Sam, Fort, see Sam Houston, Fort. USSR study, 1184 Howe, Harold, II: USSR, hydrometeorological service news, addresses— 1175 .Tune 5, 1966, 996 Hydrostatics, pressure, large-diameter ring- June 14, 1966, 998 stiffened cylinder subjected to, test, 1479 June 18, 1966, 1004 Hygiene : June 21, 1966, 1015 labor and occupational diseases (USSR human frontier, remarks on equality in periodical), translations, 1244-45 education, 1006 labor, USSR studies, 1313 Hoy, Fun Wat, relief, 337 public health organization principles, HUD, see Housing and Urban Development USSR study, 1192 Department. Hypersonic speed, see Air speed. Huertado, Feliz P., see Hurtado Perez, Felix. Hughes, Harry M., manipulating dates and time lapses in computerized records sys- I tem, 72 Hulsing, Harry, velocity-head coefficients in I.C.O., see Interagency Committee on Ocean- open channels, 1133 ography. Human engineering, critical tracking task, ICO, see Interagency Committee on Ocean- theory and experiments with first-order ography. divergent controlled element, 1426 Idaho: Human factors, see Man-machine systems. census of manufactures, 1963, area sta- Human frontier, remarks on equality In ed- tistics, 155 ucation, 1006 mineral Industry, minerals yearbook chap- Humanities, national defense education act, ter, 1400 loans to private nonprofit elementary and Identification, chart system simplifies iden- secondary schools for equipment and ma- tification of complex design assemblies, terials, 1007 1458 Humes, Glenn D„ relief, 254, 799 Idioceridae, catalogue, 12 Hungary: Illinois, highway safety study, Operation 66, Academy of Sciences, secretarial report of joint engineering-enforcement project re- Department of Biological Sciences, 1269 port, 1594 cla^nQs of inhabitants, payment, hearing, Immigration and emigration: immigration and nationality act, amend— d°1232 and candldate degrees awarded, law, 474 reports, 678, 688, 876 new doctors and candidates, June 1966, laws, general information, 1138 list, 1301 Imports, see names or classes of articles im- role of chemical processing in national ported. economy, 1233 threat of world hunger, greatest challenge In-flight response to new non-gyroscopic facing mankind today (address), 23 blind flight instruments, 141 Hunter, H. Foster, relief, 253, 836 Incinerators, tepee refuse burners, air pollu- Hunting, migratory bird regulations, 1080 tion aspects, 1572 Huntington, W. Va„ wholesale food distribu- Income, commercial cotton farms, costs and tion facilities, 4 returns, 1965, 986 Hurricanes, administrative leave for Federal Income tax: employees, hearing, 748 bank holding company act, treatment of distributions pursuant to, report, 659 Hurtado Perez, Felix, relief, 552 corporations outside D.C. making loans Huston, James A., sinews of war, Army secured by D.C. property, clarify status, logistics, 1775-1953. 1397 report. 879 Hydraulics : deductibility of accrued vacation pay, ex- mode! investigation, Belleville Locks and tend time, law, 406 1030 Ohio Rlver’ navigation conditions, deductions, reserve for certain guaranteed debt obligations, law, 435 river hydraulics (series), 1133 District of Columbia, increase, report, 672 Hydrazine, effects on fat transport as af- exemption for combat pay of commissioned fected by blood glucose concentration, 65 officers, increase, law, 452 guide for farmers, 1967 edition, 1142 Hydrogen, interstitial, of palladium, low- reduction and revision, legislative history temperature specific heat, 1548 of H.R. 8363, 88th Congress, 756 Page 116 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Income tax-—Continued Ingram, William Marcus, biological field in- returns, filing directly with Internal Rev- vestigative data for water pollution sur- enue Service centers— veys, 1073 law, 427 Inhalation, anesthetization of small labora- report, 902 tory animals, apparatus, USSR study, 1288 suspensions of investment credit and ac- Inhibitors, organophosphorus, anticholin- celerated depreciation—, esterase activity, determination, USSR hearings, 952 study, 1168 law, 504 Injuries, firearms, etc., mandatory reporting report, 677 in D.C., provide, law, 480 teaching taxes program, general, teacher’s see also Accidents. guide, 1149 Inland waterways, rules concerning sailing treatment of exploration expenditures In vessels, etc., law, 468 case of mining, report, 650 Inman, Robert M., theoretical investigation Indexes: of turbulent liquid-metal heat transfer in AMC publications and blank forms, 95 channels with heat sources in fluid, 1499 catalog of investment information and op- Inner tubes, excise tax, imposed at manufac- portunities, 1150 turer-owned retail outlet, law, 360 Civil Defense Office publications, 196 Input-output table of social product, USSR, Court of Claims cases decided, 970 1239 medical and veterinary zoology, 15 Insects, damage to shelled corn in small nuclear science, conferences, 127 bins, evaluation of malathion, synergized progressive fish-culturlst, cumulative sub- pyrethrum and diatomaceous earth as pro- ject and author index, 1081 tectants, 36 technical conference papers on plastics, Inspectors, plant quarantine, plant pest con- 981 trol, examination announcement, 211 India, agricultural commodities, agreement, Installations (military) : 1635 Army and Air Force, water supply and Indian Health Division, pediatrics residency treatment, technical manual, 109 program, 1570 construction appropriations, 1967— Indian lands, see names of Indian tribes or law, 457 reservations. report, 623 Indian reservations, offenses, committed by drainage for areas other than airfields, Indians, amend U.S. Code, law, 421 emergency construction, Army technical see also names of reservations. manual, 111 Indians : Walter Reed Army Medical Center, con- offenses committed in Indian country, struction authorization— amend U.S. Code, law, 421 law, 458 revolving loan fund, amend law, report, report, 919 642 Institutions, USSR, educational institutions, see also names of reservations or tribes. development, 1227 Industrial arts, national defense education Instructors, see Military Academy, West act, institutes for advanced study, summer Point—Teachers. 1967, handbook for directors, 1003 Instrument landing, see Landing (aircraft). Industrial diseases, see Occupational dis- Instrumentation, determining courses of eases. study, 1017 Industrial management, methodological in- Instruments, instrument automatically se- structions for industrial enterprise change- lects peak acceleration signal from sev- over to new planning system, USSR study, eral accelerometers, 1459 1169 see also names and types of instruments. Industrial plants, see Plants (industrial). Insurance, see Reinsurance—also types of Industrial production, see Production. insurance. Industrial relations, national labor relations Insured banks, see Banks and banking. act, amend, hearing, 728 Integration (mathematics) : Industrial safety, see Safety of life. numerical differential equations, engineer- Industries, see names of industries. ing expose, 1503 Industry: Intelligence (military science), see Military American, standard industrial classifica- intelligence. tion (SIC) used by Census Bureau sys- Intensity measurements of some funda- tem (address), 181 mental absorption bands of H2O, D2O, and impact of pollution abatement regulations CS2, 1550 (address), 1580 Intensity of sound, see Sound. reference materials, establishing and us- Interagency Committee on Oceanography, ing, USSR study, 1346 ICO pamphlet series, 1042 see also names of industries. Inter-American Development Bank, appro- Inert gases, see Noble gases. priations, 1967, law, 405 Inertial guidance, sensor testing, limitations Interest and usury: produced by test platform vibration, 1492 adjust deposit accounts of enlisted mem- Inflation (finance) : bers for lost interest— suspensions of investment credit and ac- law, 451 celerated depreciation— reports, 686, 932 hearings, 952 debentures, Federal intermediate credit law, 504 banks, delete interest rate limitation— report, 677 hearing, 707 Information services, scientific and technical report. 633 reference materials, establishing and us- insured banks, temporary ceilings, report, ing in research, design, and industrial 648 operations, 1346 loans to World War I veterans upon se- Information theory, physico-chemical mod- curity of adjusted-service certificates, eling of information processes, USSR cancel unpaid interest— study, 1272 law, 449 Infrared Acquisition and Tracking System, report. 918 Apollo aircraft, Infrared equipped for re- Interest rates, see Interest and usury. entry tracking, navigation accuracy, 1507 Intergovernmental relations, intergovern- Infrared rays, absorption of intense bands mental cooperation act of 1965, hearings, of H2O, D2O and CS2, measurements, 1550 735 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 117 Ind ex Interior and Insular Affairs Committee International relations1—Continued House, reports, 530, 625, 636, 642, 649 Vietnam, shipping policy review, hearings, Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, Sen- 743 ate, reports, 783, 873, 875, 880, 881, 912- worldwide military commitments, hear- ings, 944 Interior Department: International Statistical Programs Office, se- appropriations, 1967, law, 403 ries ISPO 1, 182 develop production of fish protein con- Interoceanic Canal Commission, see Atlantic- centrate, law, 415 Pacific Interoceanic Canal Study Commis- nuclear power-desalting project in cooper- sion. ation with AEG, authorize— Interparliamentary Group, Canada-United law, 375 States, see Canada-United States Inter- report, 675 parliamentary Group. research contracts, authority to enter into— Interstate agreements : bus taxation proration, Massachusetts, law, 390 consent of Congress, law, 440 report, 880 Great Lakes basin, consent to compact, saline water research and development hearings, 731 progress report, 1140 Washington Metropolitan Area Transit study control of jellyfish and other such Authority, compact, approval— pests— law, 478 law, 434 report, 654 report, 671 Interstate and Foreign Commerce Commit- Intermediate credit banks, see Federal inter- tee, House, report, 680 mediate credit banks. Interstate commerce, see Commerce. Internal Compton effect, 1430 Interstate Commerce Commission : Internal revenue : transfer— act of 1964, legislative history of H.R. law, 389 8363, 756 report, 906 code of 1954, amend— law. 360, 435, 452, 513 Interstate Commission on Potomac River report, 702 Basin, appropriations, 1967, law, 491 code of 1958, amend— Investigators, CSC career opportunity, 207 law, 406 Investment companies, small business in- internal revenue bulletin, semiannual cum- vestment act amendments of 1966, law, 483 ulative, 1144 Investments : procedure and administration, IRS, loose- catalog of investment information and op- leaf regulations system, 1146 portunities, index, 1150 see also names of certain taxes, e.g. Ex- overseas, aids to business, 1152 cise taxes. suspension of investment credit, etc.— Internal Revenue Service: hearings, 952 career opportunities— law, 504 revenue agent, 1147 report, 677 tax technician, 1148 Investors: executive selection and development pro- foreign investors tax act of 1966— gram, 1141 law, 513 income tax returns, file directly to service report, 702 centers— law, 427 Ion chambers, see Ionization chambers. report, 902 Ion plating, see Plating. looseleaf regulations system— Ionization chambers, ion chambers simplify excise taxes, 1145 absolute intensity measurements in vac- procedure and administration, 1146 uum ultraviolet, 1447 International agreement on tariffs and trade, Ionizing radiation, applied spectrometry, Kennedy Round, foreign policy aspects, main problems, 123 hearings, 730 Iowa, census of manufactures, 1963, area International agreements, see subjects, statistics, 156 names of countries, etc. International Association of Chiefs of Po- Iran, background notes, 1616 lice, highway safety study, Operation 66, IRATS, see Infrared Acquisition and Track- joint engineering-enforcement project re- ing System. port, 1594 Iron, cobalt-iron alloy, magnetically soft, International boundary study, 1630-33 high-temperature, investigation, 1500 International claims settlement act of 1949, Iron oxides, pigments, minerals yearbook see Claims. chapter, 1399 International Convention for Prevention of Irradiation, see Radiation. Pollution of Sea by Oil, amendments, im- plementing, hearings, 745 Irrigation projects, see names of projects. International Development Association, ap- IRS, see Internal Revenue Service. propriations, 1967, law, 405 Islamic Republic of Mauritania, see Mauri- International education, see Education. tania. International exchanges, see subjects. Isotopes: International organizations, United States fractioning iD underground nuclear blast, contributions, 518 transuranium, formation in power reac- International relations : tors, 124 defense commitments of U.S. (statement), 1628 ISPO, see International Statistical Programs foreign policy investigation, expenses, re- Office. port. 639 Isthmian Canal, see Panama Canal. general foreign policy series, 1628-29 Istle, suspension of duty, continue, report, German foreign policy documents, 3d 884 Reich, 1st phase, 1625 ITV (instructional television), see Tele- Kennedy Round, foreign policy aspects, vision. hearings. 730 Ivins, Robert A., relief, 307 phases in USSR foreign policy, 1279 Ivory Coast, labor conditions, 1375 Page 118 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Jackson, Charles T., jr., validation of re- Kaestner, Gottfried R., relief, 556 search simulator for investigating jet Kagarise, R. E.: transport handling qualities and air- intensity measurements of some funda- worthiness criteria during takeoff, 1476 mental absorption bands of H2O, D2O, James, Joseph, or heirs, relief, 610 and CS2, 1550 James, Thomas G., effects of electron irradia- performance capabilities of small grating tion from 20 KeV to 1 MeV on polyethylene spectrometers, 1549 . terephthalate capacitor-type meteoroid Kahriman, James S., relief, 263, 546, 860 detector, 1491 Kalil, F., navigation accuracy for infrared Japan : equipped Apollo aircraft for reentry track- establishing business in, 232 ing, 1507 market, U.S. farm products, competitive Kansas: position, 995 area measurements, report, 150 Jarvis, Calvin R., operational experience with electric rate book, 1053 ___ electronic flight control systems of lunar- Karidakis, Maria, relief, 297, 589, 863 landing research vehicle, 1496 Kattegat, lights and fog signals, list change, JEEP (joint engineering-enforcement pro- 1539 ject), see Operation 66. Katz, Jacob E„ address, Oct. 27, 1966, 144 Jellison, Robert A., relief, 325 Kayser, Frederic G., foreign trade regula- Jellyfish : tions of Guyana, 230 and other such pests, control- Kellogg, Remington, fossil marine mammals law, 434 from Miocene Calvert Formation of Mary- report, 671 land and Virginia, 1530 Jet airplanes, see Airplanes. Kemp, James R„ relief, 292, 614, 811 Jex, H. R., critical tracking task for man- Kennedy Round, see International agree- machine research related to operator’s ef- ment on tariffs and trade. fective delay time, 1426 Kentucky, electric rate book, 1054 Job Corps, amendments to economic opportu- Kenya : nity act, law, 498 labor conditions, 1376 Jobs, see Employment. Tanzania boundary, study, 1631 John Day Lock and Dam : Kern River and Valley, ground water geol- compensation to Umatilla, Oreg., for losses ology and hydrology of alluvial-fan area, due to project— 1116 law, 485 Kerns, William H., water, 1417 report, 838 Kerr, Arnold D., bending of circular plates John F. Drews (vessel) : confining incompressible liquid, 97 continue coastwise privileges, 312 Key deer, see Deer. Johnson, A. I., aquifer properties and well Keyserling, Mary D., address, July 27, 1966, design for artificial recharge site, 1128 1668 Johnson, Lyndon B„ see President of United Kidneys, renal response of man in oxygen- States. helium atmosphere, 87 Johnson, Robert C., mineral industry of South Kim Kap Yung, see Yung, Kim Kap. Carolina, 1404 Kim Kin Soon, relief, 542 Johnson, Wilfrid E., remarks, Nov. 3, 1966, Kim, Yung Mi, relief, 353 131 Kinetics, thermogalvanic corrosion, USSR Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, study, 1241 Russian SFSR, tenth anniversary, Hun- Kingdom of Libya, see Libya. garian evaluation, 1300 Kingdom of Morocco, see Morocco. Joint Nuclear Research Institute, see Joint Kirghiz Soviet Socialist Republic, child labor Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, in cotton and tobacco fields, deplorable, Russian SFSR. USSR study, 1172 , x , Joint Publications Research Service, JPRS Kister, L. R., salinity of ground water in series. 1155—1347 western Pinal County, Ariz., 1131 Joncas, Basil, or heirs, relief, 610 Klamath River: Joncas, James, or heirs, relief, 610 vicinity of Klamath, Calif., enginer re- Joncas, Louis, or heirs, relief, 610 port— Jordan. Russell W., relief, 324, 819 departmental edition, 1026 Joseph H. Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture document edition, 522 Garden : Klinicheskaya meditsina (periodical) : establish— translations, 1317 law, 492 Kloos, Edwin J., machine test method for reports, 883, 896 measuring carbon dioxide in inspired air JPRS series, 1155-1347 of self-contained breathing apparatus, Judicial procedure, see Civil procedure. 1413 Knight, John T., relief, 858 Judiciary, see Courts of United States. Kodiak Island, earthquake of Mar. 27, 1964, Judiciary Committee, House: and associated seismic sea waves, effects, hearings, 742 1121 reports, 529, 531—616, 619, 635, 637, 662, Kolesnev, S. G., Soviet scientist, biography, 678, 688 1330 L Judiciary Committee, Senate : Komer, Robert W., other war in Vietnam, hearings, 957-958 progress report, 1627 reports, 768-781, 784-872, 876-878, 894, Konev, I., reminiscences on battles for Mos- 909, 918, 923-924, 928-930 cow, USSR studies, 1287 Jun, Becky, relief, 294, 587, 812 Korea, North, mineral industry, mineral yearbook chapter, 1402 Jurisdiction : Korth Transfer, accident, 1153 Fort Lyon Veterans Hospital, retrocede to aspects Colorado— Kreichelt, Thomas E., air pollution law, 368 of tepee burners, 1572 report, 898 Krickich, Joseph, mineral industry of New see also Venue. Jersey, 1401 Justice Department, appropriations, 1967. Kromer, George W., U.S. cottonseed industry law, 501 adjusting to short 1966 crop, 989 Juvenile courts, statistics, 185 Kronfeld. Sylvia, relief, 562 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 119 Ind ex Krueger, Roger C., factors influencing heat Labor Standards Bureau, bulletins, 1357-58 transfer to liquid-propellant rocket-thrust- Labor Statistics Bureau : chamber coolant channels, 1484 bulletins, 1359-62 Krzykowski, Kazimierz (Casimer) : Periodicals, coverage of labor world, list, relief, 781 1363 Krzywickl, Harry J., body composition of Laboratories, see names of laboratories. military population, Ft. Carson, 1963, body Laboratory animals, see Animals. density, fat and potassium 40, 120 Laboratory apparatus and supplies, inhala- Ku, Marshall, relief, 332, 570 tion anaesthesia of small laboratory animals, USSR study, 1288 Ku?oar1i c5ne,.JZ’ cooperation in agriculture, Labyrinth-type valve seat Increases valve 1954-64, list of selected references, 1517 r . decreasing fluid velocity, 1444 Kupper, Hubert J., relief, 778 P*afayette County, Wis., soil survey report, 1610 L La Hue, Delmon W„ evaluation of malathion, synergized pyrethrum, and diatomaceous Labels : earth on shelled corn as protectants hazardous substances labeling act, amend against insects in small bins, 36 law, 466 Laird, Eugene E„ relief, 833 luncheon meats, what label means, 966 Lake States, see Great Lakes States. Labor: Lamas, Juan F. A., relief, 342 Bulgaria, new pay scales for scientific and Land: technical workers, 1303 conservation and utilization, amend Bank- conditions— head-Jones farm tenant act— Algeria, 1364 law, 500 Angola, 1365 report, 910 Bechuanaland, 1366 La Jolla, Calif., donated by University of Cameroon, Federal Republic of, 1367 California, use for marine biological Central African Republic, 1368 research laboratory, hearing 746 Chad, Republic of, 1369 Land banks, see Federal land banks. Congo (Brazzaville), Republic of, 1370 Lander, Wyo., sale of land by Agriculture Congo (Kinshasa), Democratic Republic Dept., report, 925 of the, 1371 Landing (aircraft) : Dahomey, Republic of, 1372 approaches, cross-pointer-type instrument Ethiopia, Empire of, 1373 display m landing with helicopter, 1488 Gambia, 1374 Landing (spacecraft), see Spacecraft. Ivory Coast, Republic of, 1375 Language and languages: Kenya, 1376 modern foreign, national defense educa- Liberia, Republic of, 1377 tion act— Libya, Kingdom of, 1378 institutes for advanced study, summer Malawi, 1379 1967, handbook for directors, 1003 Mali, Republic of, 1380 loans to private nonprofit elementary Mauritania, Islamic Republic of, 1381 and secondary schools for equipment Mauritius, 1382 and materials, 1007 Morocco, Kingdom of, 1383 NDEA title 6, language and area studies, Mozambique, 1384 summer 1967, 1009 Niger, Republic of, 1385 Larsen, Lynn S., soil survey of Elbert Nigeria, Federal Republic of, 1386 County, Colo., eastern part, 1611 Somali Republic, 1387 Lasers, high-power research, NRL progress, Southern Rhodesia, 1388 1553 Swaziland, 1389 Lasker, Mary, award presentation to (re- Uganda, 1390 marks), 1354 United Arab Republic (Egypt), 1391 Lastra, Jesus L., relief, 822 Zambia, Republic of, 1392 Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic: displaced pottery and carpet mill workers, Academy of Sciences, biographies of mem- case studies of layoffs in small com- bers, 1163 munities, 1360 power engineering trends, 1235 labor digests, 1364-92 Launch vehicles, see Spacecraft. participation in civil defense, 197 periodicals, coverage of labor world, list, Launching facilities, space port traced in 1363 Zvezdograd, development, 1251 role in State, county, and local civil Laundry and laundries, fair labor standards defense, training course, instructor’s act, 1966 amendments, 1664 guide, 198 Lavapies, Nermin D., relief, 305 worker attitudes in job seeking, 1021 Laventure, Louis, or heirs, relief, 610 see also Farm labor. Law: Labor and Public Welfare Committee, legal aspects of PHS medical care, 1582 Senate: slip laws (private) 89th Congress, 250- hearings, 959 3o9 reports, 874, 898, 914 slip laws (public) 89th Congress, 360-514 Labor Department, appropriations, 1967, see also subjects. law, 491 Law enforcement: Labor disputes, airlines and employees, set- Federal assistance to State and local gov- tlement, report, 874 ernments, amend act— see also Strikes and lockouts. law, 502 Labor hygiene, see Hygiene. reports, 635, 929 Labor relations, see Industrial relations. highway safety study, Operation 66, joint Labor standards: engineering-enforcement, project report, fair labor standards act— 1594 application to—■ Laws, see Law—also subjects. hospitals and nursing homes, 1663 Lawyers, corporate voluntary balance of pay- laundries and dry cleaning establish- ments, program and lawyer (remarks), 224 ments, 1604 Layton, Garrison P., jr., flight tests of wide- defining terms, executive, administra- angle, indirect optical viewing system in tive, professional, etc., 1665 high-performance jet aircraft, 1497 Page 120 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Janu ar y 1967 Lazaro, Eric J., relief, 258 Lights and lighting: Lead, lead-silica glass, viscosity of standard Naval Oceanographic Office, list— type, 1520 Baltic Sea with Kattegat, etc., 1539 Leadership, USDA, for more beautiful coun- Europe and Africa, west coasts, etc., tryside, 49 1538 Leaflets, see names of departments, etc., is- North and South America, west coast, suing leaflets—also subjects. etc., 1537 Leases: Lignite, technology and use, Mines Bureau- long-term, on San Xavier and Salt River University of North Dakota Symposium, Pima-Maricopa Indian Reservations, 1965, proceedings, 1398 law, 429 see also Coal. oil and gas lease, New Mexico, reinstate, Limestone, Mammoth Cave area, hydrology, 530 1132 Leave of absence: Lipids, phospholipids, metabolism in experi- Federal employees’ administrative leave mental atherosclerosis of the liver, USSR for hurricanes, etc., hearing, 748 study,1275 Federal seafaring employees, additional Lipman, P. W., compositionally zoned ash- leave, law, 459 flow sheet in southern Nevada, 1120 uniformed service members voluntarily ex- Liquid level controllers, see Cryogenic tending tour of duty in hostile fire liquid level controllers. area, authorize special 30-day period Liquid metals, see Metals. of leave- Liquids, incompressible, bending circular hearing, 716 plates confining, 97 law, 448 Liquors : LeBel, Peter J., sensors to obtain in-flight alcoholic beverages, commercial Importa- ablation measurements of thermal-pro- tion, 971 tection materials, 1494 District of Columbia alcoholic beverage Lee, B. J., solid propellant rocket motor control act, hearing, 949 performance computer programs using Liske, E., auto- and cross-correlation of EEG group transformation method, 1483 following unilateral caloric stimulation of Legal aspects of PHS medical care, 1582 labyrinth, 71 Legislation, record, 89th Congress, 2d ses- Litchi, fresh lychees, maintaining market sion, 767 quality during storage and transit, 37 see also Law—also subjects. Little Rock, Ark., area wage survey, 1361 Leinenbach, Paul, selling in Denmark, 233 Liver, metabolism of nucleic acids, phos- Leninism, see Communism. phoproteins and phospholipids in experi- Leonhardy, Henry P., relief, 318, 567, 847 mental atherosclerosis, USSR study, 1275 Lessert, Clement, or heirs, relief, 610 Livestock, dealers, recordkeeping under Leukemia, murine leukemia, conference, 1583 packers and stockyards act, 44 Leukosis, see Avian leukosis. Llorens, Jaclnta, relief, 293, 862 Levadi, Solomon S., claim against U.S., 784 Lo Che Yim, see Loh, Che Yim. Levine, Nathan, relief, 274, 807 Load (mechanics) : Levinson, David, displaced pottery workers’ assumptions for buildings, Army technical adjustment to layoff, 1360 manual, 108 Liberia, labor conditions, 1377 helicopter hingeless rotor system struc- Liberty, outlook for freedom (address), 1629 tural loads, exploratory flight investiga- Librarians, school library personnel, na- tion and analysis, 1487 tional defense education act, institutes Loans: for advanced study, summer 1967, hand- defense production, guarantees, regula- book for directors, 1003 tions, 1066 Libraries: educational scholarships, loans, and finan- library service and construction act, ex- cial aids, 1 tend and amend, law, general informa- Government, efforts to have borrowers re- tion, 1135 finance loans when private or coopera- statewide long-range planning, conference tive credit becomes available. Farmers report, 1016 Home Administration, GAO review, Library list, National Agricultural Library, 1103 1517 Greek refugee repatriation, 1929, settle- Library of Congress, catalogs, national union ment acceptance, law, 470 catalog, annual cumulation, 1393 national defense student, college work- study program, and list of participating Libya, labor conditions, 1378 institutions, 1965-66, 1001 Licenses, see Liquors. schools, nonprofit private elementary and Lichee, see Litchi. secondary, for equipment and materials, Liens: national defense education act, 1007 Federal tax lien act— Small Buslnes Administration, local de- law, 433 velopment company loans, economic legislative history, 757 growth at community level, 1599 report, 656 soil conservation and allotment act, amend Life, processes, effect of solar activity, with respect to assignment of payments, USSR study, 1213 law, 455 Life Insurance : veterans, World War I, loans made upon credit, for student loans, increase maxi- security of adjusted-service certifi- mum amount allowance in D.C., report, cates, cancel certain unpaid interest— 882 law, 449 national service, refunds, Philippine peso report, 918 payments— veterinary medicine students, law, 423 law, 372 Local government, see Government. report, 905 Locks, see Ohio River. Life spent in a favorite work, review of Locomotives, Lugansk locomotive-building book, USSR, 1177 plant, bookkeeping organization, USSR Life support systems, space flights of ex- study, 1293 tended time periods, 1425 Locusts, see Cicadas. Light, electro-optic modulators, 1489 Logging, see Lumbering. Lightning, ball, USSR study, 1332 Logic, see Reasoning. Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 121 Ind ex Logic (symbolic and mathematical) : Magnetosphere, lunar intersection with tail logic system aids in evaluation of project $>* earth’s magnetosphere, Indication, readiness, 1456 USSR study. 1284 Logistics, see Military art and science. Mail matter, false or misleading, amend U.S. Logtown, Miss., land lessees, relief, 251 Code, hearing, 747 Loh, Che Yim, relief, 341, 541 Maintenance, training on TT-299/UG tele- Lompoc, Calif., hydrologic inventory, 1957- type equipment, trainee’s guide, 1547 62, of area, 1117 Maisel, Sherman J.: - Longshoremen, longshoremen’s and harbor remarks— workers’ compensation act, as extended, Nov. 10, 1966, 1060 1019 Nov. 16, 1966, 1064 Looking ahead with SIC, 181 Making Europe whole, unfinished task, 1626 Looms, automating wool weaving looms, 1186 Malathion, shelled corn protectant against Lopez, Julio J. Castellanos, see Castel- insects in small bins, 36 lanos Lopez, Julio J. Malawi, labor conditions, 1379 Lore, George R„ relief, 261 Mali, labor conditions, 1380 Louisiana, landings, fish and shellfish, 1965 Mallison, Earl D., use of ozone in tomato annual summary, 1075 ripening rooms, 5 Lugansk, see Voroshilovgrad, Ukrainian SSR. Malvin, Harry H., methionine-pyrldoxine Lumber, imports, 147 and airsickness, 77 Lumbering, logging and sawmill operation, Mammals, fossil marine from Miocene Cal- Army technical manual, 106 vert Formation of Maryland and Virginia, Luminescence, emission spectra of various 1530 thermoluminescent materials, 1552 Mammoth Cave, cavernous limestones of Lunar: area, hydrology, 1132 Note.—For other subjects beginning Man : Lunar, see Moon. oxygen-helium atmosphere— Lunar landings, research vehicle, electronic behavior factors, 86 flight control systems, operational ex- blood enzyme response, 85 perience, 1496 clinical observations, 90 Lungs, cancer, health information, 1575 enteric microbial flora, 79 Lychees, see Litchi. exercise and cardiovascular response, 88 Lyerly, Samuel B., handbook of psychiatric heat exchange, 81 rating scales, 1573 introduction and general experimental Lyons, A. ., jr., Streptoinyces grlseus (Kraln- design, 91 sky) Waksman aud Henrlci, taxonomic major and minor atmospheric com- study of some strains, 54 ponents, 89 Lytle Creek, San Sevalne area, ground water nutritional evaluation, etc., of feeding studies proposed, progress report, 1125 bite-size foods, 82-83 oral, cutaneous and aerosal bacteriologic M evaluation, 84 renal response, 87 McColloch, Lacy P„ Botrytis rot of bell space psychophysiology, effect of high and peppers, 34 low afferentation on human organisms, McFadden, Ernest B., flotation character- 1345 istics of aircraft passenger seat cushions, Man-machine system, command information 137 processing systems, human factors re- McGavin, Joseph J., relief, 291, 787 search, 119 Machado Espinosa, Mario V., relief, 559 see also Human engineering. McKinney, John R„ relief, 772 Management, see Administrative manage- McKisson, R. L., solubility studies of ultra ment—Industrial management. pure transition elements in ultra pure Manchester, N. H„ area wage survey, 1362 alkali metals, 1424 Manes, Deniz H. S., relief, 352, 825 Mackliet, Cleon A., low-temperature specific Manganese dioxide: heat of palladium containing interstitial battery grade synthetic, disposal from na- hydrogen, 1548 tional stockpile— McKoy-Helgerson Co., relief, 802 law, 439 McLoughlin House National Historic Site, reports, 684, 921 general Information, 1534 Manikins (space) : McLouskl, R. M., diffusion of impurities into thermal, 1435 silicon from gaseous sources, 1421 Manners and customs, armies and social McNeill, Robert L., address, Nov, 8, 1966, progress, USSR study, 1327 226 Manninen, Elisabeth, relief, 281, 841 Macpherson, Thomas C., jr„ relief, 313, 789 Manpower; McQuade, Lawrence C.: development and training act of 1962— remarks— amendments of 1966, law, 496 June 23, 1966, 224 as amended, resources, utilization, etc., Oct. 17, 1966, 237 1350 Nov. 9, 1966, 228 research projects, 1351 Macy, John W., jr., Federal employment of Manuals, see names of departments, etc is- the mentally retarded, 1560 suing manuals—also subjects. Maddagiri, Heather G., relief, 349 Manufactures and manufacturers: Maddagiri, Helena G., relief, 349 census, 1963, area statistics, 152-165 Magnesium, cerium alloys, intermediate r ederal supply code for manufacturers, phases between magnesium and MgaCe, 'J!Jted States and Canada, name to code, 1414 97 b Maple sirup, production and industry, pro- Magnetic fields : ducers manual, errata, 28 measurements in neighborhood of moon by artificial satellite Luna-10, 1285 Maps and charts: solenoid, calculated from superposed semi- Coast and Geodetic Survey, nautical chart infinite solenoids, 1469 catalog, Alaska, and Aleutian Islands, Magnetization, cobalt-iron alloy, magnetl- legibility of military map symbols on tele- I'ari SOft’ 111£h'teinPerature, investigation, vision, 63 topographic, how they are made, 1648 Page 122 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Maps and charts—Continued Mathematics—Continued TVA Maps and Surveys Branch, general minimum initial impulse under arbitrary information, 1649 initial velocity vector, optimum transfer see also subjects. between 2 terminal points, 1427 Marek, Czeslawa, see Piotrowski, Maria A. national defense education act, loans to Mariana Islands, Guam, geology and hydrol- private nonprofit elementary and sec- ogy (series), 1119 ondary schools for equipment and ma- Marine biology, biological research labora- terials, 1007 tory. La Jolla, Calif., use of land donated Rumania, center for mathematical sta- by University of California, hearing, 746 tistics, activities, 1195 Marine Corps : Mathis, Billy, oil and gas lease, reinstate, officers, general, authorize increase— 530 hearing, 940 Mauritania, labor conditions. 1381 law, 444 Mauritius, labor conditions, 1382 report, 926 May, Timothy C., pumice, 1407 officers, retired, register, 1546 Maya, Jacobo Albo, see Albo Maya. Jacobo. Marine Corps Reserve: Mayer, Jean, obesity and health, 1585 history, 1394 Mayonnaise : officers, retired, register, 1546 and related products industry— Marine science, see Oceanography. 1964 report, 145 Marino, Vicente Fernandez, see Fernandez 1965 report, 146 Marino, Vicente. MDTA (Manpower development and training Maritime Administration, appropriations, re- act), see Manpower. quire authorization, report, 696 Measurements, see subject of measurement. Markets and marketing: Meat: acreage marketing guides, 962 freezing in home, 31 Commerce Dept, objectives for marketing luncheon meats, what label means, 966 and distribution (address), 245 Mechanical fans, lightweight structural de- effects on economic and social conditions sign techniques for lightweight fans, 117 (remarks), 242 Mechanics, dissertations on, defended at marketing and public interest, selected is- Ukrainian Institutes in 1965, 1302 sues and viewpoints (address), 226 Mechanics (persons) : marketing research reports, 34-37 apprentices, examination announcement, new role of Commerce Dept, in marketing amdt., 203 (address), 227 Medals : see also names or classes of commodities, commemorative— etc., marketed. Ellis Island designation as part of Marsetta, Marion E., legibility of military Statue of Liberty National Monu- map symbols on television, 63 ment—- Marti Priete, Marcial A. (Alfredo), relief, law, 394 347 report. 899 Martinez, Alberto L., relief, 579 land bank system— Martinez, Eleanor R. Diaz, see Diaz, Beatriz. law, 397 Martinez Torres, Rafael P., relief, 335, 571 report, 690 Navy Civil Engineers Corps 100th an- Martinez y Corpas, Miguel A., relief, 259, 871 niversary, law, 487 Maryland : 1,000 anniversary of founding of Poland, census of manufactures, 1963, area statis- law, 361 tics, 157 seabees 25th anniversary, law, 487 fossil marine mammals from Miocene Cal- Medical care: vert Formation, 1530 assistance under social security act, amend transit compact, approval— title 19, report, 697 law, 478 home care training centers in United report, 654 States, 1578 women, legal status, 1667 military medical benefits act of 1966— Marysville Dam and Reservoir : law, 365 engineer report—• report, 664 departmental edition. 1027 needs for services revealed by Operation document edition, 525 Medicare Alert, 937 Mass spectrometers, see Spectrometers. provision by Public Health Service, legal Mass transportation, see Transportation. aspects, 1582 Medical Department, Navy, manual, change, Massachusetts : 1395 bus taxation proration compact, consent Medical education, see Medicine. of Congress, law. 440 Medical facilities, see Hospitals. electric rate book, 1055 Medical instruments and apparatus, elec- Materials : tronics, new devices developed, 1264 selected, thermal conductivity, 1523 Medical Nutrition Laboratory, see Army standard, National Bureau of Standards Medical Research and Nutrition Labora- catalog and price list, quarterly insert tory. sheets, 1519 Medical officers, naval, residencies and spe- thermal protection, sensors to obtain in- cialty courses, 1396 flight ablation measurements, develop- Medical supplies: ment, 1494 central sterile supply section of packaged thermoluminescent, emission spectra, 1552 disaster hospital, organization, 1577 Materials handling, technical manual, 115 hospital central services, manual, 1579 Materiel, see Military supplies. treatment tray and sets prepared in Mathematics : hospital, cards, 1592 algorithm for synthesis of asynchronous Medical technologists, grants for training sequential circuits, 1473 program improvement, law, 463 choice of parameters of influence functions Medical zoology, see Zoology. using analog computer, 1181 Medicare, see Medical care. economic-mathematical research at Atlant- Medicine : niro, 1202 aerospace, bibliography. 14-12 economic planning aided by, USSR, 1328 aviation medical report AM series, 136- educational activities, USSR, 1341 141 Do not order from index: see indicated entry Page 123 242-038—67—No. 864—10 Ind ex Medicine—Continued ^Y'flOO K*-ore location, bibliography, clinical medicine, USSR periodical, trans- lations, 1347 Message from President’s Committee on clinical observations of man in oxygen- Mental Retardation, 1560 helium atmosphere, 90 Metabolism: control sciences applied, USSR studies, acute starvation in normal humans— 1322 performance and cardiovascular evalua- education of health service personnel, tion function, 121 clarify responsibility of VA, law, 489 ten days, effects, 122 experimental and clinical, trace elements, nitrogen in brain of rats under impulse USSR book review, 1344 accelerations, USSR study, 1167 group practice facilities, financial assist- nucleic acids, phosphoproteins and phos- ance for constructing and equipment, pholipids of liver in experimental athero- law, 465 sclerosis, USSR study, 1275 summary, section-by-section analysis, Metal mines, and mining, Federal metal and legislative history, and conference nonmetallic mine safety act, report, 647 report, 725 Metal plating, see Plating. medical and biological problems of space- Metal tube can be folded for compact stow- flights, 1315 age, is self-erecting, 1452 medical science in Georgian SSR, 1155 Metallic films, deposition of thin films by School of Aerospace Medicine, technical ion plating on surfaces having various con- reports, 65-92 figurations, 1510 space, Soviet conference, reports, 1228 Metals : USSR— critical phenomena in ferro- and antiferro- expansion in medical research needed, magnets, 1521 1289 equilibrium carbonate-bicarbonate re- medical organizations, news, 1226 search, USSR study, 1250 Medicine and Surgery Department, Veterans liquid— Admin., clarify, improve, and add pro- grams, law, 489 AEC-NASA information meeting, 125 Mediterranean Sea: turbulent heat transfer in channels with heat sources in fluid, theoretical in- lights and fog signals, list, change, 1538 vestigation, 1499 radio weather aids, 1540 Metcalf, Z. P., general catalogue of Homo- Megonnell, William H., address, Aug. 26, ptera, 12 1966, 1580 Meteoroids, see Meteors. Mehren, George L., address, Sept. 19, 1966, Meteorologiya i gidrologiya (periodical) ; 30 translations, 1278, 1339 Meiry, Jacob L., vestibular system and hu- Meteorology: man dynamic space orientation, 1428 Meitner, Lise, presentation of Enrico Fermi aviation, problems, USSR studies, 1335 award to (remarks), 134 data report, meteorological rocket net- Memoirs of geography (Chinese periodical) : work firings (periodical), 1032 translations, 1312 meteorological services of Socialist coun- Memorial services, Thomas, Albert, 246 tnes of Europe, conference of directors, Memorials, see names of persons to whom memorials are erected. meteorological servicing of railroad trans- Memory, effect of actinomycin 2703 on sta- portation, USSR, 1182 bilization of conditioned reflexes and tran- meteorology and hydrology (USSR pe- sition from short-term to long-term mem- riodical), translations, 1278, 1339 ory, 1338 tropospheric radio duct meteorology at Mendoza, Jose A. G., relief, 270 v HF and UHF in theory and as observed Mental health centers, see Mental institu- on trip around world, 1551 tions. USSR literature for 1965, list, 1174 Mental illness, consultation and education, see also Hydrometeorology. service of community mental health Meteorology and hydrologv (USSR pe- center, 1567 riodical) : Mental Institutions: translations, 1278, 1339 consultation and education, service of Meteors: community mental health center, 1567 meteoroid environment, near-earth 1512 patients, 1587 polyethylene terephthalate capacitor-tvpe private, mentally retarded patients, 1587 Mental retardation, basic introduction and Kia,W' overview of related problems. 1134 Methionine-pyrodoxine mixture, response of iU’ community care, annotated individuals to airsickness, 77 bibliography, 1590 Mentally retarded: Methodology, see subjects. children, military medical benefits of Metropolitan areas, see Cities and towns 1966— MetrCaliforniaWater Distrlct of Southern law, 365 report, 664 nuclear power-desalting project in coon- Federal employment, 1560 eration with ABC, luthoHzl- P private institution, patients, 1587 law, 375 Menus for space flight, bite-size feeding to report, 675 man in oxygen-helium atmosphere, nutri- Mexico: tional evaluation, etc.. 82-83 background notes, 1617 Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee Chaiffay1 boundary, construct border high- House: hearings. 743-746 law, 499 reports, 624, 669, 671 reports, 630, 701, 904 Merchant vessels, see Shipbuilding. Mice, oxygen uptake, effect of different inert Mercury: mVnts^O 1<>W pressnre normoxic environ- droplet parameters including effects of gravity, photographic study, 1509 Michigan. census of manufactures, 1963, area nonwetting, condensing flow, in sodium- statistics, 158 potassium-cooled, tapered tube, pressure Michigan, Lake, southwestern, water pol- characteristics, 1498 lution, controls, etc., hearing, 738 1 Page 124 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Microbes, see Micro-organisms. Mine safety, see Safety of life. Microelectronics, see Electronics. Mineral lands : Microflora, see Bacteria and bacteriology. conveyance of mineral interests of U.S. Microminiaturization, see Miniaturization. located near Orangeburg, S.C., to Allen Micro-organisms : E. Dominick, 334 automatic analysis of microscopic objects, oil and gas lease, New Mexico, reinstate, problems, working conference in Push- 530 chino-on-the-Oka, 1219 Minerals: enteric microbial flora of man in oxygen- industries, census, 1963, industry statis- helium atmosphere, 79 tics, 166-167 in 2 types of air masses at 690 meters over industry, minerals yearbook chapter— a city, 66 Idaho, 1400 of land air mass as it traverses ocean, 68 New Jersey, 1401 of upper atmosphere, 66-68 North Korea, 1402 Migratory bird hunting stamps, fees, in- Rhode Island, 1403 crease, report, 624 South Carolina, 1404 Milan Compress Co., relief, 328, 563, 839 Vermont, 1405 Military Academy, West Point: mineralogy of tungsten deposits, 1st all- certain civilian instructors, etc., provide Union conference, 1157 public quarters and utilities without South America, fertilizer minerals, sources. charge— 1110 law, 430 yearbook, 1964, area reports, interna- report, 933 tional—■ permitting persons from countries friendly departmental edition, 1406 to U.S. to receive instruction— document edition, 515 law, 506 Mines and mining: report, 692 exploration expenditures in case of min- Military aid, military assistance appropria ing,, income tax deductions, report, 650 tlons, 1967, law, 405 mine superstructures and surface equip- Military art and science : ment, USSR study, 1249 scientific and philosophical application of phosphate, pneumatic vibrating-blade cybernetics in military science, USSR planer test operation, research progress, study, 1197 report, 1411 sinews of war, Army logistics, 1775—1953, Mines Bureau : 1397 information circular, 1398 Military assistance, see Military aid. report of investigations, 1408-14 Military construction, see Installations (mili- Miniature capacitive accelerometer is espe- tary). cially applicable to telemetry, 1470 Military handbook, 980 Miniaturization, microminiature thermo- Military installations, see Installations (mili couple monitors own installation, 1460 tary). Minimax attitude control of aeroballistic Military intelligence, technical intelligence, launch vehicles, errata, 1419 Army field manual, 102 Minimum-impulse time-free transfer between Military law: elliptic orbits, 1432 military justice in armed services, admin- Minimum wage, see Wages. istration, hearings, 958 Minnesota : United States Code, amend titles 10 and census of manufactures, 1963, area sta- 37, codifying recent laws, etc., law, 432 tistics, 159 Military personnel, see Armed Forces. county business patterns, 172 Military policy, worldwide military commit- Miocene period, see Calvert Formation. ments, hearings, 944 Miquel Franca, Jorge I., relief, 267, 581 Military publications, index of AMC publi- Miscellaneous publications, see departments, cations and blank forms, 95 etc., issuing publications. Military science, see Military art and science. Mississippi, congressional districts, 90th Military service, after college, opportunity in Congress, 183 Coast Guard Officer Candidate School, 217 Missouri, highway safety study, Operation Military supplies : 66, joint engineering-enforcement project aidrop of supplies and equipment— report, 1594 rigging 210 CFM Davey, trailer-mounted Missouri River and Valley, floods, magnitude air compressor, technical manual, 113 and frequency, 1129 rigging typical supply loads, technical Mitchell, George W., remarks, Nov. 11, 1966, manual, 112 1068 Pacific basin market for wood products for Moapa Valley Water Company, relief, 250 military support activities, 1098 Mobile homes, see Trailers. research and development of materiel, Model makers, non metal, examination an- maintainability engineering, 103 supply operations manual, distribution nouncement, admt., 203 system procedures, change, 978 Modeling, olfactory sense simulation, USSR Milk: studies, 1326 procurement by Defense Dept., price ad- Modoc National Wildlife Refuge, general justments, amend U.S. Code— information, 1079 law, 410 Modulators: reports, 689, 907 electro-optic light, 1489 production, monthly report, 1643 single-sideband, accurately reproduces special school program for children, ex- phase information in 2-Mc signals. 1446 tend—- Mohammedanism, Muslim teachings and edu- law, 373 cation reviewed in Soviet press, 1252 report, 663 Mohler, Stanley R.: white magic, guide for program aides in in-flight response to new non-gyroscopic home economics, 47 blind flight instrument, 141 Miller, Louis T., relief, 849 protecting Ag pilot, 140 Miller, Robert L. and wife, relief, 804 Molybdenum carbide, thermodynamic data, Milwaukee River, water pollution, control, 1410 etc., hearing, 738 Momentum, see Angular momentum. Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 125 Ind ex Money : Motor vehicle accidents : current problems of monetary policy (re- highways safety study, Operation 66, joint marks), 1068 engineering-enforcement, project report, monetary policy and mortgage market 1594 (remarks), 1064 investigation report, 1153 reserved foreign currencies, use in lieu of Motor vehicles, safety standards, establish, dollar for current expenditures, law, report, 645 395 Motorbuses : treasury notes payable in foreign currency, charter rights, grant of regular route au- report, 702 thority does not confer right to Monitoring, automatic indirect blood pres- engage in special or charter opera- sure device, design, etc., 73 tions—• Monographs, see names of departments, etc., hearings, 947 issuing monographs—also subjects. law, 508 Monopolies : report, 890 antitrust laws, price discrimination legis- interstate, proration compact, Massachu- lation, hearings, print additional copies, setts, consent of Congress, law, 440 report, 916 Motorists, highway safety study, Operation petroleum, British and U.S., exploit 66, joint engineering-enforcement, project Persian Gulf, 1188 report, 1594 Montana, census of manufactures, 1963, area Motors, see Electric motors. statistics, 160 Mouth, bacteriologic evaluation, man in Months, see American History Month— oxygen-helium atmosphere, 84 Steelmark Month. Moyer, James E., study of man in oxygen- Moon : helium atmosphere, oral, cutaneous and landing, research vehicle, electronic flight aerosol bacteriologic evaluation, 84 control systems, operational experience, Mozambique, see Portuguese East Africa. 1496 Mule. Creek Oil Co., Inc., relief, 783 lunar intersection of tail of earth’s mag- Mullins, Richard H., establishing business in netosphere, indications, 1284 Peru, 231 lunar satellite, Luna-10— Muniz y Sotolonge, Julio C., relief, 260 magnetic field measurements in neigh- Murine leukemia, see Leukemia. borhood by, 1285 Murphy, Robert T.: spectral composition of gamma radia- remarks—5 tion, 1281 Nov. 3, 1966, 189 soft corpuscular radiation, study, 1283 Nov. 5, 1966, 186 solid interplanetary matter in neighbor- Museums : hood of the moon, USSR study, 1286 cooperative assistance from National stratified and multi-faceted forms on lunar Museum, authorize— panoramas obtained by Luna—9, 1280 law, 392 surface, control of thrust axis during report, 681 planar ascent to circular orbit by Music, catalog of copyright entries, 967 manual method, 1490 Muslim, see Mohammedanism. Moon-Blink project, see Project Moon- Myers, Robert J., relationship of child bene- Blink. ficiaries to old-age beneficiaries, 1603 Moore, Charlotte E., solar spectrum 29351 Mylar, film eliminates silk screening of to 8770A, revision of Rowland’s prelimi- equipment panels, 1454 nary table of solar spectrum wavelengths, 1522 N Moore, John B., $5.00 regular postage stamp (poster), 1558 Morad, Ali-Haji, relief, 321, 598 N.A.S.A., see National Aeronautics and Space Morffl, Raul R., relief, 268, 582, 805 Administration. Morocco: N.B.S., see National Bureau of Standards. agricultural commodities, agreements. N.R.L., see Naval Research Laboratory. 1636-37 Nabokoff, Katherine, relief, 287, 843 labor conditions, 1383 Nahas, Gabriel A., and wife, relief, 569 Mortgage insurance: FHA— Napolitano. A., viscosity of standard lead- homes, regulations, amendments, 1046 silica glass, 1520 project, regulations, amendments, 1047 Narcotic habit, narcotic addict rehabilita- group medical and dental practice facili- tion act of 1966. law, 497 ties, constructing and equipping, law. Narrow, Bernard G., generalized satellite 465 telemetry data simulation program, 1508 summary, section-by-section analysis, NASA, see National Aeronautics and Space legislative history, and conference Administration. report, 725 Mortgages: NASA facts, 1437-38 monetary policy and mortgage market NASA SP series, 1439-43 (remarks), 1064 NASA tech briefs, 1444-72 ship, fees for and retention of certified National Aeronautics and Space Adminis- copies— tration : law, 364 AEG—NASA liquid metals information report. 887 meeting, 125 Moscow, Battle of. 1941—42, reminiscences contractor report CR (series), 1419-36 of G. Zhukov and I. Konev, 1287 NASA facts, 1437-38 Motion sickness, methionine-nyridoxine and preparing contractor reports for NASA airsickness, observations, 77 data presentations, 1443 Motor carriers: SP series. 1439-43 passengers, certificates issued in future tech briefs, 1444-72 shall not confer right to special or technical notes. 1473-1515 charter operations— technology utilization program, new hearings, 947 technology reporting, management law, 508 guidelines, 1418 report, 890 National Agricultural Library, library list see also Motor vehicle accidents. (series) 1517 Page 126 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 National Bureau of Standards : National Traffic Safety Agency, establish, miscellaneous publications, 1519-21 report, 645 monograph, 1522 National Traffic Safety Bureau, establish, national standard reference data series, law, 389 1523 National Transportation Safety Board : stanadard reference materials, catalog and establish— price list, quarterly insert sheets, 1519 law, 389 technical notes, 1525—26 report, 906 technical publications, 1527 National Trust for Historic Preservation in National Cancer Institute, monograph, 1583 United States, grants-in-aid for responsi- National Capital, see Capital of United bilities, law, 384 States National union catalog, Library of Congress, National Capital Regional Planning Coun- 1393 cil, annual report, 1528 National Visitor Center : National Capital Transportation Agency : commission to study facilities and serv- transfer functions—• ices, create— law, 478 law, 494 report, 654 report, 631 National Commission on Reform of Federal National Zoological Park: Criminal Laws: concessions, negotiate cooperative agree- establish—• ments granting, law, 476 law, 505 reorganization, hearing, 736 report, 930 Nationality : National Community Senior Service Corps, immigration and nationality act, amend— provide, report, 914 law, 474 National Conference on Wheat Utilization reports, 678, 688, 876 Research, 4th, papers, 6 Natural resources: National defense : Alaska, 1139 education act of 1958— resource publication (series), 1081 institutes for advanced study, summei Naumann, Robert .1., near-earth meteoroid 1967, handbook for directors, 1003 environment, 1512 loans to nonprofit private elementary Nautical charts, see Maps and charts. and secondary schools for equipment Navajo Reservation, royalties from lands, and materials, 1007 expenditure for health, etc., report, 881 student loan program, college work- Naval Academy, Annapolis: study program and list of participat permitting persons from countries friendly ing institutions, 1965—66, 1001 to U.S. to receive instruction- international defense commitments of U.S. law, 506 (statement), 1628 report, 692 worldwide military commitments, hear- Naval history, Civil War naval chronology, ings, 944 1541 see also Civilian defense. Naval hospitals, medical residencies and National defense education act, see Educa- specialty courses, 1396 tion. . . Naval Material Command : National economy, see Economic conditions. officers, prerequislties of office, retaining National electric rate books, 1050—57 rank, pay and retirement privileges— National food buyers quiz, questions and law, 454 answers, 963 report, 935 National forests are for people, you have Naval Oceanographic Office: stake in conservation, 1087 career opportunities. 1536 National Guard, technicians, clarify status publications series, 1537-40 report, 658 Naval officers, see Navy. National Highway Safety Advisory Commit Naval Ordnance Systems Command, NAV- tee, establish, report, 646 ORD report, 1542 National Highway Safety Agency, establish Naval Research Laboratory : report, 646 progress in high-power laser research, National Highway Safety Bureau : 1553 establish— report series, 1548—54 law, 389 Naval Reserve, officers, retired, register, 1546 report, 906 Naval stores, act, repeal, hearing, 708 National labor relations act, see Industrial Navarro, Mario P., relief, 304 relations. Navigation : National Labor Relations Board : accuracy for infrared equipped Apollo air- appropriations, 1967, law, 491 craft for reentry tracking, 1507 decisions, digest, CS-series, 1529 aids to navigation services of Coast Guard, National Mediation Board, appropriations. improve— 1967, law. 491 hearings, 745 National Motor Vehicle Safety Advisory law. 382 Council, create, report, 645 report, 669 National Museum : conditions, Belleville Locks and Dam, Ohio act of 1966— River, hydraulic model investigation, law, 392 1030 report, 681 rules of road. Great Lakes, 221 bulletin, 1530 National oceanographic program, 1042 NAVORD report, 1542 National Park Service, historical handbook Navy : series, 1533 constructing and using achievement tests, National parks airports, authorization, in- guide for instructors, 1544 crease, law. 467 medical residencies and specialty courses, National Science Foundation : 1396 administer sea grant colleges and program officers, retired, register, 1546 act—- Navy Department: law, 402 preserve pay and retirement privileges for reports, 632, 679 former deputy chiefs of bureaus— National service life insurance, see Life in law, 454 surance. report, 935 National standard reference data series, 1523 NBS, see National Bureau of Standards. Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 127 Ind ex NDEA, see Education. Northwest (U.S.) : Near-earth meteoroid environment, 1512 how to see, general Information, 1658 Negroes: Northwestern University, triaxial appara- population, 176 tus and rheogoniometer, duty-free entry, woman, in U.S., new roles, new challenges (address), 1668 Norton, James J., ternary diagrams of Neiburg, Samuel C.. relief, 359 quartz-feldspar content of pegmatites in Neighborhood Youth Corps: Colorado, 1111 amendments to economic opportunity act NRL, see Naval Research Laboratory. law, 498 NoLI, see Life insurance. national conference, report, 1352 Nuclear energy, see Atomic energy. Nelson, Arthur E., Cretaceous and Tertiary Nuclear engineering, coolants for nuclear rocks in Corozal quadrangle, northern power engineering installation, USSR Puerto Rico, 1112 study, 1260 Nervous system : Nuclear explosions: biochemistry, 4 th all-Union conference, threshold distances for retinal burns from 1336 low-yield detonations, 69 effect of high and low afferentation on underground, radioactive fallout and frac- human organism from viewpoint of tioning of isotopes, conditions of forma- space psychophysiology, USSR studies, tion, 1268 1345 Nuclear power, see Atomic energy. Networks, meteorological rocket network fir- Nulcear reactor power plants : ings, data report (periodical), 1032 combination nuclear power desalting proj- Neurophysiology, USSR experiments, 1325 Neutron spectrum, see Spectra. law, 375 Neutrons, plutonium-beryllium, ages in report, 675 tungsten-water media, 1502 coolants for nuclear power engineering Nevada: installations, USSR study, 1260 census of manufactures, 1963, area sta- industry and government, complementary tistics, 161 roles (remarks), 131 compositionally zoned ash-flow sheet in nuclear power 2 years after Geneva (lec- southern region, 1120 ture), 133 county business patterns, 173 Nuclear reactors, see Reactors (atomic). New Hampshire : Nuclear science: census of manufactures, 1963, area sta- tistics, 162 abstracts, index, subject headings used, electric rate book. 1056 and technology, year of progress (re- New Jersey, mineral industry, minerals vear marks), 132 book chapter, 1401 conferences, index, 127 New Mexico, highway safety study, Opera- Nucleic acids, metabolism of liver in experi- tion 66, joint engineering-enforcement mental atherosclerosis, USSR study, 1275 project report, 1594 Numerical calculations : New York State, women workers, 1670 economic, for solving problems, Rumanian New Zealand, lights and fog signals, list, studies, 1309 change, 1537 study, compares methods for numerical so- Nez Perce National Historical Park, general lution of ordinary differential equations, information, 1535 1463 Nichols, Paul R., striped bass. 1076 Nichols, Vernon M., relief, 773 Numerical integration, see Integration Nickel: (mathematics). Numerical weather forecasting methods used disposal from national stockpile— in USSR hydrometeorological service, 1184 hearing. 722 A urses and nursing, elementary rehabilita- law, 453 tion nursing care, 1571 reports, 687, 936 Nursing homes: Niger: and title 6 of civil rights act of 1964, 1584 Chad boundary, study, 1633 fair labor standards act, 1966 amend- labor conditions, 1385 ments, 1663 Nigeria, labor conditions, 1386 Nussbaum, William, and wife, relief, 314. Nitrogen, metabolism in brain of rats under 817 impulse accelerations, USSR study, 1167 Nixon, Roy W., growing dates in United Nutrition : States, 29 bite-size food fed to man in oxygen-helium Noble gases, inert, effect on oxygen uptake atmosphere, evaluation, 83 in mice, 76 child nutrition act of 1966— Noctilucent clouds, see Clouds. law, 373 Noda, Esteban Fernflndez, see Fernandez report, 663 Noda, Esteban. research on problems, USSR, 1256 Noise, acoustic prediction methods for rocket Nutrition Laboratory, see Army Medical Re- engines, 1422 search and Nutrition Laboratory. Nominations, see names of persons. Nonappropriated funds, instrumentalities O act, regulations for compensation, 1018 O.A.S.I. series, 1605-6 Nonmetals, industries, Federal metal and OASI series, 1605-6 nonmetallic mine safety act, report, 647 Oberndorfer, Wolfgang J., equations for ther- Nooksack Indians, judgment funds, disposi- moelastic and viscoelastic cylindrical sand- tion, law, 379 wich shells, 1436 North America, west coast, lights and fog Obesity and health, source book of current signals, list, change, 1537 inforamtion, 1585 Little Rock, Ark., area wage survey, 1361 O’Brien, Lawrence F.: addresses— North Vietnam, see Vietnam. Oct. 26, 1966, 1556 Northeast (U.S.) : Oct. 31, 1966, 1555 S0,V ®nd water conservation research, 38 Observatories, see Astronomical observa- wildlife refuges, 1078 tories—also names of observatories. Page 128 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Occupational diseases: Optometry: , . . labor hygiene and occupational diseases group practice facilities, financial assist- (USSR periodical), translations, 1244 ance for constructing and equipping labor hygiene and occupational diseases, law, 465 USSR studies, 1245 summary, section-by-sectlon analysis, USSR studies, 1313 legislative history, and conference re- Occupations: port, 725 career opportunities—- Orbiting solar observatory, see Satellites. Coast Guard engineering team, not for Orbits: ordinary engineer, 218 circular, manual control of thrust axis Farmers Home Administration, 1036 during planar ascent from lunar sur- oceanography, 1536 face, 1490 Ocean : elliptic, minimum-impulse time-free exploring potential, USSR study, 1165 transfer between, 1432 microorganisms of land air mass as it Ordnance, timers, symposium, proceedings, traverses ocean, 68 104 pollution by oil, international convention Oregon: for prevention, amendments, implement- county business patterns, 174 ing, hearing, 745 eastern, spruce budworm outbreak, 1944— United States and world ocean (lecture), 56, differential effects, 1097 1602 Organisms, human, space psychophysiology, volume sound scattering and measurement effect of high and low afferentation, USSR of acoustic characteristics of scattering studies 13 4 5 layers, USSR study, 1166 Organization of American States, political prisoners and their relatives in Cuba, re- Ocean cruises, see Cruises. port of Inter-American Commission on Hu- Ocean currents, measuring with EMIT while man Rights, hearings, 957 ship is turning, theoretical foundations of Organization of Congress, Special Committee method, USSR study, 1170 on, Senate, see Congress, Special Com- Oceanography: mittee on Organization of, Senate. aquatic sciences, graduate educational Organizations: grants, 1967-68 academic year, 1077 scientific research, cost accounting, USSR career advantages at Naval Oceanographic study, 1343 Office, 1536 USSR, scientific organizations, develop- foreign monographs, USSR, study, 1176 ment, 1227 national program, 1042 Organophosphorus compounds, anticholi- sea grant colleges and program act— nesterase activity of organophosphorus in- law, 402 hibitors, USSR study, 1168 reports, 632, 679 Orientation, human dynamic space, and ves- United States and world ocean (lecture), tibular system, 1428 1602 Oscillations, Gemini configurations, stability Oceanography, Interagency Committee on, in pitch and yaw, errata, 1474 see Interagency Committee on Ocean- Oteiza, Alberto, relief, 554 ography. Other war in Vietnam, progress report, 1151, O’Donnell, William, workmen’s compensation, 1627 administrative organization and cost of Otto, Francis L., safety training programs, administration, 1358 instructor outline, demolition, 1357 Officers, see names of services to which of- Our flag, 519 ficers belong. Outer Continental Shelf lands act, see Con- Oil, see Petroleum. tinental Shelf. Outer space: Oklahoma: ESSA weather watch in space, 1033 census of manufactures, 1963, area statis- life support system for flights of extended tics, 163 time periods, 1425 highway safety study, Operation 66, joint psychophysiology, effect of high and low engineering-enforcement project report, afferentation on human organism, 1594 USSR studies, 1345 Old-age and survivors insurance, OASI series, space power systems advanced technology 1605-06 conference, 1440 Old age, survivors’, and disability insurance : USSR activities, brief recapitulation, 1305 relationship of child beneficiaries to old- Outlying possessions: age beneficiaries, 1603 dutiable status of imports from insular social security handbook, 1606 possessions, amend tariff schedules— Older persons, see Aged. law, 509 Olfactory sense, see Smell. report, 911 Olson, Ronald J., relief, 308, 814 Outpatient services, see Clinics. Omaha Tribe of Nebraska : Overseas business reports, 229—233 disposition of judgment funds— Overtime, see Hours of labor. law, 431 Owen, Robert A., relief, 609 report, 913 Owens, James M., address, Oct. 28, 1966, 142 Operation 66, JEEP, joint engineering- Oxygen : enforcement project, highway safety study man in oxygen-helium atmosphere- report, 1594 behavior factors, 86 Opinions, see names of courts, etc., rendering blood enzyme response, 85 opinions. clinical observations, 90 Optical illusion, see Distortion. enteric microbial flora, 79 Optical instruments and apparatus, wide- exercise and cardiovascular response, 88 heat exchange, 81 angle, Indirect optical viewing system in introduction and general experimental high-performance jet aircraft, flight tests, design, 91 1497 major and minor atmospheric com- Optics, see Light. ponents, 89 Optimal temperature regimes for thermo- nutritional evaluation, etc., of feeding philic chlorella Investigated, USSR, 1265 bite-size foods, 82, 83 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 129 Ind ex Oxygen—Con tin u ed Parameters : man in oxygen-heliuni atmosphere—con. choice of influence functions using analog oral, cutaneous and aerosol bacteriologic computer, USSR study, 1181 evaluation, 84 for predicting maximum surface tempera- renal response, 87 tures of wood in exterior exposures, respiratory function, 80, 92 1096 uptake in mice, effect of inert gases and mercury droplet, including effects of low pressure normoxic environments, 76 gravity, photographic study, 1509 Ozone, use in tomato ripening rooms, 5 thermogalvanic couples, USSR study, 1241 Parasites, protozoa, subject catalogue,' 15 P Parents, deceased veterans, liberalize pay- ments, law, 443 PA series, 43—49 Parra, Juan F. A. Lamas y, see Lamas, Juan Pacific basin market for wood products for F. A. military support activities. 1098 Passenger trains, see Railroads. Pacific Islands, lights and fog signals, list, Patent adviser, examination announcement change, 1537 amdt., 205 Packaged disaster hospitals, see Hospitals. Patent Oflice, appeals in patent and trade- Packing industry, packers and stockyards mark cases, amend U.S. Code, report, 877 act, recordkeeping for livestock dealers, Patents : 44 cases, appeals, amend U.S. Code, report, Packinghouses, bulk handling spring crop 81 i potatoes from harvester to packing line, patent practices and other measures, USSR methods and costs, 35 agricultural academy discussion, 1207 PAIGH, see Pan American Institute of Geog- Southern Utilization Research and De- raphy and History. velopment Division, semiannual list, 17 Paine, Lee A., butt rot defect and potential Western Utilization Research and De- hazard in lodgepole pine on selected Cali- velopment Division, semiannual list, 16 fornia recreational areas, 1093 Patients, in mental institutions, 1587 Painting, outside wood surfaces, wood finish- Patrick V. McNamara Federal Oflice Build- ing, 1088 ing, name Federal oflice building in Detroit, Paintings, vested German, transfer to Ger- Mich., reports, 670, 886 many, hearing, 741 Patterson, Janies L., Missouri River basin Pakistan, agricultural commodities, agree- floods, 1129 ment, 1640 Paxton, P. Price, public library program amendments of 1966, 1135 Palladium, low temperature specific heat of Pay, see Wages. palladium containing interstitial hydrogen. Ia48 Pay, allowances, etc.: combat pay, exclusion for commissioned Pamphlets, see names of departments, etc. officers in combat zones, increase law issuing pamphlets. 452 Pan American Institute of Geography and erroneous payments to military personnel History : for storage of household goods, law, 486 participation of United States— per diem, to Coast Guard membe s as appropriation authorization- signed to Reserve Training Center. law, 374 Yorktown, Va., refunds, payment to report, 676 estate—- Panama Canal: law, 441 appropriations, 1967, law, 403 report, 927 cash relief act, increase benefits— Peace: law, 426 food for peace act of 1966, law, 512 report, 934 southeast Asia, resolution to promote Isthmian Canal, policy questions, Canal maintenance of international peace and Zone, Panama Canal sovereignty, mod- security, hearing, 954 ernization, new canal, compilations of water for peace, international conference addresses, 520 organize and hold in U.S., 1967— law, 503 Panama Canal Co., annual report, 148 report, 700 Panels (aircraft) : Peace Corps : comparison of panel flutter results from act, amend, report, 634 approximate aerodynamic theory with appropriations, 1967, law, 405 results from exact inviscid theory and Peaceful engagement with the East, address, experiment, 1480 234 Panels and paneling, equipment designs, Pearson, Elmer G., water resources sum- Mylar film, eliminates silk screening, 1454 mary for southern California, 1127 Pankratz, Louis B., thermodynamic data for Pediatrics, see Children. molybdenum carbide and tantalum car- Pegasus, see Satellites. bide, 1410 Pegmatite, ternary diagrams of quartz- feldspar content of pegmatities in Colo- Pappan. Josephine G„ or heirs, relief, 610 rado, 1111 Pappan, Julie G., or heirs, relief, 610 Pen barns, see Barns. Pappan, Victore G., or heirs, relief, 610 Penalties: Parachutes: thefts from pipelines—• airdrop— law, 377 supplies and equipment— report, 892 rigging 210 CFM Davey, trailer- Pendarvis, J. M„ jr., relief, 355, 564, 786 mounted air compressor, Army tech- Pensions: nical manual, 113 dependency and indemnity compensation rigging typical supply loads, Army to widows for service-connected technical manual, 112 deaths of their husbands, amend U S Paragliders, see Gliders (aircraft). Code— Paraguay : law, 367 agricultural commodities, agreement 1634 report, 901 background notes, 1618 private plans, self-supporting Federal re- insurance program to protect emplovees Parajon, Roberto E., and wife, relief, 823 establish, hearing, 950 Page 130 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Pensions—Continued Phosphorus: veterans— phosphoproteins, and phospholipids metab- laws, compilation, 755 olism in experimental atherosclerosis of service connected death, liberalize pay- liver, USSR study, 1275 ments to parents and children, law, stereochemistry of organic compounds, 443 USSR study, 1209 see also Civil service pensions. Photographers, photographer’s mate 3 & 2, Pepelko, William E., effect of different inert Navy training course, 1545 gases and low pressure normoxic environ- Photographs, catalog of copyright entries, ments on oxygen uptake in mice, 76 968 Peppers, bell, Botry tis rot, 34 _ PUS, see Public Health Service. Perakis, Katherine M., relief, 356, 611, 845 Physical education and training: Perception : physical fitness test, 1561 depth— plifis please, 1011 equidistance judgment in vicinity of Physical fitness, exercise performance of man binocular illusion, 139 in oxygen-helium atmosphere, 88 problems, 138 see also Physical education and training. stereoscopic angle and its relationship Physical geography, Communist China, se- to standard Air Force tests, 70 lected papers of 1963 annual conference of see also Sight. Geography Society, 1319 Perez, Felix H., see Hurtado Perez, Felix. Physicians: Perez, Ortelio Rodriguez, see Rodriguez electronic aids, USSR study, 1329 i*orez Ortelio• new Hungarian doctors and candidates, Performance capabilities of small grating June 1966, list, 1301 spectrometers, 1549 ownership in pharmacies and drug com- Periodicals, Labor Statistics Bureau, cover- panies, hearings, print additional cop- age of labor world, list, 1363 ies, report, 916 Permian period, rock units in Glass Moun- reporting injuries caused by firearms in tains, west Texas, nomenclature, etc., 1113 D.C., law, 480 Pershing, John J.: reporting physical abuse of children in memorial in District of Columbia, erec- D.C., law, 479 tion— Physico-chemical modeling of information hearing, 740 and thought processes, 1272 law, 490 , TT Physiology, physiological analysis of so- Persian Gulf, exploited by British and U.S. called foresight in chimpanzee, USSR petroleum monopolies, 1188 study, 1306 Peru, establishing business, 231 PI series, Post Office Department, 1559 Pesticides, review, 20 Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore : Pests, plant pest control inspectors, exami- establish—- nation announcement, 211 law, 387 Peterson, Clarence E., instrumentation and report, 912 automatic control, 1017 Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore Advisory Commission, establish, law, 387 Peterson, Eugene G., relief, 324, 819 Pierce, Margaret H., cases decided in Court Petroleum: „ of Claims, June 1965, 970 International Convention for Prevention Pike River, water pollution, control, etc., of Pollution of Sea by Oil, amendments hearing, 738 implementing, hearings, 745 Pilots and pilotage, see Aviators. monopolies, British and U.S., exploit Pinal County, Ariz., western, salinity of Persian Gulf, 1188 ground water, 1131 oil industry’s role in balance of payments Pine: voluntary program (remarks), 228 lodgepole, butt rot defect and potential USSR, industry research, 1187 hazard in recreational areas. 1093 Pharmacies, physician ownership, hearings, ponderosa, seed flight, record, 1089 print additional copies, report, 916 Phase diagram, magnesium-cerium system, Pinellas County, Fla.: 1414 land conveyance to— law, 369 Phenolic asbestos, see Asbestos. report, 900 Phenols, transesterification of phosphites Piotrowski, Maria A., relief, 780 and phosphinites, USSR study, 1210 Pipe lines: Philippines : natural gas, map, 1049 national service life insurance funds, peso penalties for thefts from pipelines— payments— law, 377 law, 372 report, 892 report, 905 Pipelines, see Pipe lines. telecommunications, radio broadcasting facilities, agreement, 1638 Pitch (motion) : Gemini configurations, damping and sta- Philosophy!: bility in pitch and yaw, errata, 1474 Academy of Sciences, USSR, seminars dis- cuss latest concepts in philosophy and Pitman, Norman J., relief, 331, 601 science, 1291 Plafker, George, geologic effects of Mar. 1964 contemporary problems of bionics and earthquake and associated seismic sea their philosophical significance, USSR waves on Kodiak and nearby islands, studies, 1337 Alaska, 1121 philosophical application of cybernetics Planets, radar observation. USSR study, 1242 in military science, USSR study, 1197 Planing machines, pneumatic vibrating-blade Phoneme-graphemene correspondences as planer, test operation, 1411 cues to spelling improvement, 1010 Planning (economics), see Economic policy. Phosphates, mining, pneumatic vibrating- Planning (programing), see Programing blade planer test operation, research prog- (planning). ress report, 1411 Plant pests, see Pests. Phosphites, and phosphinites, transesterifica- Plants, plant quarantine inspector, plant pest tion by monohydric and polyhydric alco- control inspectors, examination announce- hols and phenols, USSR study, 1210 ment, 211 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 131 Ind ex Plants (industrial) : equipment handbook, industrial boilers Post Office Department: heat exchangers, and steam condensers’ poster, commemorative stamps, 1556, 1558 977 public information service PI series, 1559 publications, list, 1563 Lugansk locomotive building plant, book- report, 1966— er *£™M.ng organization, USSR study, 1293 PLASTEC reports, 981 departmental edition, 1557 Plastics: document edition, 528 military standardization handbook, 980 Post offices, see Zip code. PLASTEC reports, 981 Postage, 2d and 3d class postal rates for volunteer fire, ambulance, and rescue com- subject index, bibliography and code de- pames, extend, report, 694 scription, technical conference papers, Postage stamps: Plastics Technical Evaluation Center, PLAS- commemorative— TEC reports, 981 5-cent servlcemen-savings bonds, 1st day Plates: President’s Committee on Employment of POate°®plrtn 915Vl1 Servlce Committee, Sen- the Handicapped : awards and recognition program, 1355 awards program at a glance, 1356 Page 132 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Janu ar y 1967 President’s Committee on Mental Retarda- Propellants : tion, message from, 1560 liquid, factors influencing heat transfer Presman, Mario, relief, 550 to rocket-thrust-chamber coolant chan- Pressure: nels, 1484 characteristics, nonwetting - condensing solid— flow of mercury in sodium-potassium rocket motor performance computer pro- cooled, tapered tube, 1498 grams using group transformation hydrostatic, large-diameter ring-stiffened method, 1483 cylinder subjected to, test, 1479 transverse-mode combustion instability Pressure gages, modified McLeod, eliminates, in vortex burner, experimental in- measurement errors, 1465 vestigation, 1511 Pressure vessels, Army SM—1A reactor, radia Property, see Enemy property. tion embrittlement, projected estimates, Prophylaxis: neutron spectral effects, 1554 poliomyelitis, USSR study, 1266 Pribilof Islands, fur seals and other wildlift, principle, in health protection in Rumania, conserve, law, 416 1160 Prices: Prosperity, and prices (remarks), 235 price discrimination legislation, hearings, Protecting Ag pilot, 140 print additional copies, report, 916 Proteins : prosperity and prices (remarks), 235 fish concentrate, experiment and demon- see also names of commodities. stration plant, law, 415 Prieto, Marcial A. Marti, see Marti Prieto, phosphoproteins, metabolism in experi- Marcial A. (Alfredo). mental atherosclerosis of liver, USSR Princeton University, mass spectrometer and study, 1275 rheogoniometer, duty-free entry, 618 Protozoa, subject catalogue, 15 Printer proofreaders, see Proofreaders. Psychiatric clinics, see Clinics. Printers : Psychiatry, rating scales handbook, 1573 examination announcement, amdt., 204 Psychoacoustics, table of intensity incre- hand compositor, examination announce- ments, 136 ment, amdt., 204 Psychologists, research, examination an- Prints and pictorial illustrations, catalog of nouncement, amdt., 200 copyright entries, 968 Psychoparmacology, bulletin, 1588 Prisoners, see Political prisoners—Prisons Psychophysiology, space, effect of high and and prisoners. low afferentation on human organism, Prisons and prisoners: USSR studies, 1345 District of Columbia— Public buildings: jail inmates, authorize transfer to other act of 1959, amend— institutions notwithstanding pend- hearing, 960 ency of petition for writ of habeas reports, 627, 931 corpus, report, 878 Public Documents Division, price list, 1564 work release program for prisoners, Public health, see Health. authorize— Public Health Service: hearing, 727 act, amend, laws, 461, 463 law, 507 health research facilities, construction Private laws, see Law. program, Surgeon General’s report, 524 Problem solving, economic calculation and medical care responsibilities, legal aspects, cybernetics, Rumanian studies, 1309 1582 Procurement, see Defense Department— publications, Jan.—June 1966, 1581 Government contracts—also names of sub- Public information : jects procured. news policies in Vietnam, hearings, 953 Production : Post Oflice Department, PI series, 1559 coordination with science for needs, USSR Public lands, Taylor grazing act, amend to study, 1262 clarify exchange authority, report, 875 defense, loan guarantees, regulations, 1066 Public law 480, see Agricultural trade de- industrial indexes, 1961-65, 1063 velopment and assistance act of 1954. research reports, 50 Public laws, see Law. Products, see Commercial products. Public library program amendments of 1966, Professional papers, Geological Survey, 1135 1119-24 Public papers of Presidents of United States, Professional workers, definition under fair 1059 labor standards act, 1665 Public Printer, see Government Printing Of- Professions: fice. allied health, personnel training act of Public Roads Bureau : 1966, law, 463 engineering opportunities for college stu- employment and training opportunities for dent, bridge to your success in highway women, 1669 engineering training program, 1593 Program aid series, 43—49 transfer— law, 389 Programmed instructions: report, 906 Belorussian SSR, status, 1218 Public works : evaluation, USSR study, 1217 appropriations. 1967— theory and practice, USSR studies, 1297 hearings, 939 Programming (computers), see Electronic law, 403 computers. authorization, 1966, rivers and harbors, Programming (planning) : flood control, etc.— libraries, statewide long-range planning, law, 493 conference report, 1016 report, 698 Project Gemini (man in space program) : Public Works Committee, House : pictorial review, 1438 hearings, 750—751 reports. 627, 670 Project Moon-Blink, general information, Public Works Committee, Senate : 1429 hearing, 960 Proofreaders, printer, examination an- reports, 883, 885-886, 931 nouncement, amdt., 204 Publications, see Government publications— Propagation, waves of finite amplitude in also names of departments, etc., issuing thermoviscous media, 1434 publications—also subjects. Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 133 Ind ex Puerto Rico, political status, settlement, Radio, publications, price list, 1562 hearings, legal-constitutional factors, 763 Radio broadcasting: Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, certain em- fficilities, agreement with Philippines, ployees, relief, 824 1638 Puget Sound Plywood, Inc., relief, 602',, 771 Pugwash conference, 16th, report USSR weather aids, Atlantic and Mediterranean study,1234 area, 1540 Radio communication, tropospheric radio Pulse generators, using transistors and sili- duct meteorology at VHF and UHF in con controlled rectifiers produces high current pulses with fast rise and fall theory and as observed on trip around 1455 world, 1551 Radio waves, tropospheric radio duct meteor- Pulses, amplitude, boosted with one transis- ology at VHF and UHF in theory and as tor circuit, 1464 observed on trip around world, 1551 Pumice, minerals yearbook chapter, 1407 Radioactivity : Pumping machinery, see Pumps. Pumps, coal-fired water pump, 1408 Cluj city area, Rumania, effects on vege- Purchasing: tation. studies, 1299 fallout, underground explosion, condition dairy products under price support pro- of formation, 1268 gram, 1965-1966 marketing year, 21 Radiochemical analysis of water (series), Government guide for businessmen, 1104 Purchasing agents, food buyers quiz, ques- Radiochemistry, plutonium, 126 tions and answers, 963 Railroad employees : Pushchino-on-the-Oka, Russian Soviet Fed- retirement act of 1937, etc.— erated Socialist Republic, automatic anal- amend to provide supplemental an- 1219 °f microscopic objects, conference, nuities, etc., law, 413 amend to provide survivors benefits for Putzel, Henry, jr„ United States reports, children, age 18-21, law, 414 cases adjudged in Supreme Court, 1645 annuities under, adjustments, law, 414 I yrethrum, synergized, shelled corn protect- Railroad retirement act, see Railroad em- ant against insects in small bins, 36 ployees. Pyridoxine, methlonine-pyrodoxine mixture, Railroad Retirement Board, appropriations, response of individuals to airsickness, 77 1967, law, 491 Railroads: <1 co™Pater engineering in transportation, USSR study, 1173 Quaintance, Jean A., relief, 265 meteorological servicing of railroad trans- Quaking aspen, see Aspen. portation. USSR study, 1182 Quarters : passenger tra'n discontinuances, hearing, Military Academy, provide without charge to certain civilian instructors, etc — Ramjets and rocket-ramjet hybrid engines, law, 430 nonconstant area combustion and mixing report, 933 analysis. 1478 Quartz : Ramsey, Jerry W„ surface area studies of anthracite by carbon dioxide adsorption, latite, grades in compositionally zoned 1412 ash-flow sheet in southern Nevada 1120 ternary diagrams of quartz-feldspar con- Ramseyer rule print of act to grant consent tent of pegmatites in Colorado, 1111 of Congress to acceptance of certain gifts Quartz Creek mining district, composition and decorations from foreign governments, of pegmatites, 1111 Questions and answers about eradicating Ramseyer rule print of foreign assistance hog cholera, 45 act of 1966, 733 Quileute Indians, judgment funds, disposi- Randall, D. L., tropospheric radio duct tion, law, 378 meteorology at VHF and UHF in theory and as observed on trip around world, Quiz shows, see Amusements. 1551 Raphael, Pedro, relief. 289 R Rapton. Avra, seasonal work patterns of hired farm working force, 984 R. N. Bert Dosh Lock, name, report, 885 Rates, see Electricity. Race problems : Rating scales, psychiatric, handbook, 1573 educators must lead way in desegregating Rats, nitrogen metabolism in brain under schools, etc. (address), 1004 impulse accelerations, USSR study, 1167 equality in education, remarks, 1006 REA. see Rural Electrification Administra- school desegregation, policies and guide- tion. lines, investigation, hearing, 752 REA bulletin, 1597 Radar: Reactor fuel, reactor energy release by non- observation of plants, USSR study 1242 uniform fuel redistribution, experimental publications, price list, 1562 study, USSR, 1295 Radiation : Reactors (atomic) : biochemistry, role of Bulgarian scientists, Army SM—1A reactor pressure vessel, 1159 radiation embrittlement, projected esti- cosmic, investigation by artificial satellite mates, neutron spectral effects, 1554 Luna-10, USSR, 1282 power, formation of transuranium isotopes, effects, relay I experiment, 1482 electron irradiation effects from 20 KeV Reading: to 1 MeV on polyethylene terephthalate national defense education act— capacitor-type meteoroid detector, 1491 Institutes for advanced study, summer embrittlement of Armv SM-1A reactor 1967. handbook for directors, 1003 pressure vessel, projected estimates, loans to private nonprofit elementary neutron spectral effects, 1554 and secondary schools for equipment soft corpuscular study by lunar satellite and materials. 1007 Luna-10, USSR, 1283 Reagan, John F„ jr„ relief, 770 see also Gamma rays—Infrared rays— Real estate, low cost housing, minimum prop- Ionizing radiation—(Spectra. erty standards, 1137 Radiators, cast-iron, standard of trade. Reasoning, logic of scientific research, USSR study, 1298 Page 134 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Janu ar y 1967 Recipes, quantity recipes for type A school , Relampagos, Gloria A., relief, 286, 548 lunches, 46 Relay I radiation experiment, 1482 Reclamation Bureau : Relief work, disaster relief act of 1965, law, appropriations, 1967, law, 403 473 laws affecting, chronological reprint, 1595 Relocation (housing), see Redevelopment Reclamation of land : . (city planning, etc.). Federal laws, chronological reprint, 1595 Rent, supplement assistance, FHA regula- reclamation project data, 1596 tions, 1048 Reclamation projects, see Reclamation ot Reports, preparing contractor reports for land—also names of projects. NASA, data presentation, 1443 Records: see also names of departments, etc., issu- computerized system, manipulating dates ing reports—also subjects. and time lapses, 72 Research, see names of departments, etc., Government departments, etc., disposition, doing research—also subjects. report, 705 Research and development reports, Atomic livestock dealers, recordkeeping under Energy Commission, 123—129 packers and stockyards act, 44 Research and statistics note, 1607 Recreation: . Research Laboratories, see names of labora- boating guide, official Coast Guard basic tories. principles, 219 Research notes, Forest Service, 1088-93 outdoor, hazard from butt rot defect in Research papers, Forest Service, 1094h -98 lodgepole pine, 1093 Research reports : rural renewal loans for recreational de- Cold Regions Research and Engineering velopment— Laboratory, 97 law, 500 Social Security Administration, 1608 report, 910 Reserve components of Armed Forces : Recreation resource specialists, see Recrea- construction appropriations, 1967, law, 457 tion workers. facilities, construction authorization, 1967, Recreation workers, resource specialists, ex- report, 623 amination announcement, 212 Reserve forces bill of rights and vitaliza- Recruiting and enlistment, reenlistment at tion act, report, 658 end of 1st term of Army service, predic- Resins, see Naval stores. tion, 118 Resolutions, see Law. Rectifiers, silicon controlled, and transistors Resource publication (series), 1081 used by pulse generator produces high cur- Resources, see Natural resources. rent pulses with fast rise and fall times, Respiration : 1455 oxygen-helium atmosphere— Rectilinear accelerometer possesses self-cali- 56 day exposure study, 92 bration feature, 1453 observations, 80 Redevelopment (city planning, etc.) : Restivo, Guiseppina, see Bellizia, Josephine demonstration cities and metropolitan de- velopment act of 1966, law, 465 Restos, Marina P., relief, 795 summary, section-by-section analysis, Retail trade, Azerbaydzhan SSR, retail store legislative history, and conference networks, problems, 1171 report, 725 Retina, burns from low-yield nuclear detona- District of Columbia, Washington Channel tions, threshold distances, 69 waterfront priority holders, amend act, Retirement, see Armed Forces—Civil service report, 895 pensions. uniform equitable relocation policies and Retirement and disability fund, see Civil procedures, etc., establish, hearings, 735 service pensions. Reenlistment, see Recruiting and enlistment. Retirement insurance, see Old age, survivors, Reentry into atmosphere, see Atmospheric and disability insurance. entry. Revenue, agent, career in professional ac- Reflexes, effect of actinomycin 2703 on sta- counting, IRS, 1147 bilization of conditioned reflexes and tran- see also Internal revenue. sition from short-term to long-term mem- Revolving funds, Indian loan fund, amend ory, USSR study, 1338 law, report, 642 Reform of Federal Criminal Laws, National Rewards (prizes, etc.) : Commission on, see National Commission awards and recognition of President’s Com- on Reform of Federal Criminal Laws. mittee on Employment of the Handi- Refractory materials, see names of materials. capped, 1355 Refugees: President’s Committee on Employment of Cuban, adjustment of status— the Handicapped, awards program at law, 445 a glance, 1356 reports, 662. 706, 909 Rheogoniometers, duty-free entry, 617-618 Cuban and others, assistance, appropria- Rhode Island : tions, 1967, law, 405 census of manufactures, 1963, area statis- Refunds of taxes, see Tax refunds. tics, 164 Refuse, see Waste products. mineral industry, minerals yearbook chap- Registers, Navy and Marine Corps retired ter, 1403 officers, 1546 Rhodesia, labor conditions, 1388 Regulations, see names of departments, etc., Rhyolite, grades in compositionally zoned issuing regulations—also subjects. ash-flow sheet in southern Nevada, 1120 Ricciardi, Constantine A., stereoscopic angle Regulatory announcement, Fish and Wildlife and its relationship to standard Air Force Service, 1080 tests for depth perception, 70 Rehabilitation Certificates, Exemplary, see Exemplary Rehabilitation Certificates. Rich, Marvin A., conference on murine leu- kemia, 1583 Rehabilitation of the disabled: elementary nursing care, 1571 Richey, Everett O., threshold distances for opportunities for the hard of hearing and retinal burns from low-yield nuclear det- the deaf through vocational rehabilita- onations, 69 tion, 1662 Riddick, Floyd M„ classification of United Reinsurance, Federal program to protect em- States Senators, 762 ployees under private pension plans, estab- Riffaud, Madeleine, Communist reporter, re- lish, hearing, 950 ports her visit to North Vietnam, 1294 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 135 Ind ex Riggers, examination announcement, amdt.,, Root River, water pollution, control, etc hearing, 738 Rigging, 210 CFM Davey, trailer-mounted air■ Rosenberg, Ronald C., computer-aided teach- compressor, Army technical manual, 113 ing ot dynamic system behavior, 62 Riley, Donald R., comparison of results of Rosin, see Naval stores. 2 simulations employing full-size visual Rossi, Maria, relief, 256, 859 cues for pilot-controlled Gemini-Ageua Rot, lodgepole pine butts, potential hazard docking, 1495 in recreational areas, 1093 Ringel, Seymour, command information proc- see also name of rot. essing systems, human factors research Rotors: program, 119 helicopter hingeless rotor system, struc- Ripening of fruit, etc., see names of fruits, tural loads encountered, exploratory etc. night investigation and analysis, 1487 Rivers: rotor^bearing systems, dynamic stability, and harbors, flood control, omnibus bill 1966, hearings, 751 Rowland’s preliminary table of solar spec- flood control and multi-purpose projects, trum wavelengths revision, 1522 public works authorizations— Roy, John W., relief of estate, 269, 806 law, 493 Rubino, Guiseppe, relief, 540 report, 698 Rules and Administration Committee flood control, improvements, compilation— Senate: departmental edition, 1025 hearing, 961 document edition, 516 reports, 896, 916-917 river hydraulics (series), 1133 Rules Committee, House: ruh?s concerning sailing vessels, etc., law, hearing, 752 reports, 620-623, 630-634, 648, 651 653- Road to forest management, 1652 658, 665, 673-674, 676-677, 694-698, Roads and highways: Federal-aid highway act of 1966, report, Rules of road, Great Lakes, 221 638 Rumania: Federal-aid program, toll facilities, rela- astronomic observatory, Rumanian Acad- tionship, hearings, print additional emy of Sciences, activities, 1290 copies, report, 643 Central Institute of Agricultural Research, highway safety act of 1966, report, 646 activities, 1221 highway safety study, Operation 66, joint Cla^32S °f inhabltants> payment, hearing, engineering-enforcement project report 1594 Cluj City area, radioactivity of vegeta- Pan American highway network (re- tion, studies, 1299 marks), 239 health situation, 1240 Robertson, Eugene C., interior of the earth mathematical statistical center activities elementary description, 1114 1195 Robertson, William G.: principle of prophylaxis in health protec- man during 56-day exposure to oxygen- tion, 1160 henum atmosphere, respiratory func- Rural communities : tion, 92 career opportunities, career with Farmers man in oxygen-helium environment, res- Home Administration in building new piratory, 80 rural America, 1036 Rocket propellants, see Propellants. rural people in American economy, 983 Rockets: Rural development programs, community acoustic prediction methods for rocket development district act of 1966, planning engines, 1422 of public services, etc., report, 622 clustered engines and deflected exhaust Rural electricity, see Electricity. flow effects, 1422 Rural electrification, wood utility poles in meteorological rocket network firings service, performance study, 1951-63, 1597 data report (periodical), 1032 Rural Electrification Administration : ramjet and rocket-ramjet hybrid engines, REA bulletin, 1597 nonconstant area combustion and mix- REA programs, financing, supplemental, ing, analysis, 1478 hearings, 938 solid propellant motor, performance com- Rural redevelopment: puter programs using group transfor- renewal authority under Bankhead-Jones mation method, 1483 farm tenant act, broaden— Rocks: law, 500 Cretaceous and Tertiary, Corozal Quad- report, 910 rangle, Puerto Rico, 1112 Rural telephone program, see Telephone. outcrops, stresses, near Atlanta, Ga., 1409 Rusk, Dean : Permian units in Glass Mountains, west addresses, etc.,— Texas, nomenclature, etc., 1113 Aug. 25, 1966, 1628 Rodgers, William, or heirs, relief, 610 Sept. 21, 1966, 1629 Rodgin, David W„ study of man in oxygen- Russia, see Union of Soviet Socialist Re- helium atmosphere, behavior factors, 86 publics. Rodin, Ervin Y propagation of waves of Russian language, USAFI study guide, 974 1434 amplltude in thermoviscous media, Rwanda, Burundi boundary, study, 1632 Rodriguez, Antonio J. F. Senra, see Senra, Ryukyu Islands, appropriations, 1967, law, Antonio J., and wife. 405 Rodriguez, Guillermo, relief, 574 Rodriguez, Olibio S., relief, 339 s Rodriguez-Cubas, Fidel, relief, 327, 616 870 < Rodriguez Perez, Ortelio, relief, 535 S.A.M, see School of Aerospace Medicine. R°1609 County’ Okla., soil survey report, Page 136 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Janu ar y 1967 Safety of life—Continued Santa Ynez River and Valley, basin, Lompec drug safety, hearings, print additional subarea, 1957-62 hydrologic inventory, copies, report, 644 1117 highway safety act of 1966, report, 646 Santillano, Antonio B., relief, 284, 872 highway safety study, Operation 66, joint Santos-Estevez, Marlo O., relief, 301, 591, engineering-enforcement project report, 865 1594 San Xavier Reservation, long-term leases, industrial safety, construction industry law, 429 (series), 1357 Satellites: mine safety, Federal metal and nonmetal- ESSA spacecraft launching system, 1033 lic mine safety act, report, 647 Luna-9, lunar panoramas obtained, strati- pleasure craft, safety suggestions, 220 fied and multi-faceted forms, USSR traffic and motor vehicle safety act of study,1280 1966, report, 645 Luna-10— Sailing vessels, inland, Great Lakes and intensity and spectral composition of western rivers rules, amend, law, 468 lunar gamma radiation, USSR study, Sailors: 1281 civil relief act, text, 755 investigation of cosmic radiation, USSR Federal seafaring, additional leave, law, study, 1282 459 St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corpora- magnetic field measurements in neigh- tion, appropriations, 1967, law, 403 borhood of moon, USSR study, 1285 Saker, Alexander F., relief, 303, 592, 866 USSR study of soft corpuscular radia- Salad dressing: tion, 1283 and related products industry— lunar, indications of lunar intersection of 1964 report, 145 tail of earth’s magnetosphere according 1965 report, 146 to charged particle traps, USSR study, Salaries: 1284 District of Columbia— orbiting solar observatory, NASA facts, firemen, increase, law, 514 1437 police, increase, law, 514 Pegasus thermal design, 1477 teachers, school officers, etc., increase, telemetry data simulation program, gen- law, 514 eralized, 1508 Smithsonian Institution executive posi- use of artificial earth satellites for geodesy, tions, rates of compensation, establish, USSR study, 1212 law, 447 Sato, Matsue, relief, 580 see also Wages. Saudi Arabia, sedimentary geology, 1124 Salesmen and salesmanship : outside salesman, definition under fair Savings accounts, see Banks and banking— labor standards act, 1665 Deposits (soldiers, etc.). selling in Denmark, 233 Savings and loan associations : Saline water, see Water. financial institutions supervisory act—■ Salinity, ground water of western Pinal law, 409 County, Ariz., 1131 reports, 666, 674, 691 Salmonella: Savings bonds: destruction, report of conference, 8 retirement and savings bonds, issuance, reports, review of salmonellosis in cattle, law, 504 9 servicemen-savings bond commemorative Salt River and Valley : postage stamp, 1st day ceremony (ad- basin survey, engineer report—• dress), 1556 departmental edition, 1028 Sawmills, operation, Army technical man- document edition, 526 Salt River Pina-Maricopa Reservation, long- ual, 106 term leases, law, 429 SBA, see Small Business Administration. Sam Houston, Fort, employees, relief, 279 Scanners, thermionic, pinpoints work func- Sample surveys, see Social surveys. tion of emitter surfaces, 1449 Sampling, see names of substances or objects Schnittker, John A., address, Sept. 8, 1966, sampled. 27 San Antonio, Tex.: HemisFair, 1968, U.S. participation, Scholarships, educational, loans, and finan- amend act— cial aids, 1 law, 399 School lunches: report, 621 type A— San Diego, Calif.: quantity recipes, 46 Sunset Cliffs, beach erosion study, engi- topics, better management, etc., 965 neer report— School of Aerospace Medicine, technical re- departmental edition, 1029 ports, 65-92 document edition, 521 School superintendents, etc., District of Co- Sandwich construction, see Cylinders. lumbia school officers, etc., increase sala- Sanger, Margaret, award in world leader- ries, law, 514 ship, accepted by W. Willard Wirtz, Sec- retary of Labor, on behalf of the President Schools: . , „ . desegregation, policies and guidelines, in- (remarks), 1349 vestigation, hearing, 752 Sanguily, Julio, jr., relief, 577 grants for construction of training facili- San Juan County, Utah, Indians, royalties ties, etc., for health professions per- from certain lands on Navaho Reservation, sonnel, law, 463 expenditure to benefit, reports, 881 how good are our schools? Armed Forces Santa Ana River and Valley : qualification test provides clue, 1005 upper valley, ground water— nonprofit private elementary and second- patterns of subsurface flow, 1118 ary, loans for equipment and materials, studies proposed, progress report, 1125 national defense education act, 1007 Santa Barbara County, Calif., Santa Ynez racial injustice, heat in our kitchens (ad- River basin, Lompoc subarea, 1957-62 dress), 1004 hydrologic inventory, 1117 Russian, 10-year program, final examina- Santa Fe County, N. Mex., land, transfer to tions, 1002 AEC, law, 407 see also Elementary education. Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 137 Ind ex Science: Seaborg, Glenn T.: Academy of Sciences, Latvian SSR, biogra- remarks, etc.— phies of members, 1163 Oct. 23, 1966, 134 Academy of Sciences, Rumania, astronomic Oct. 24, 1966, 1,33 observatory, activities, 1290 Nov. 2, 1966, 132 Academy of Sciences, USSR— Nov. 3, 1966, 135 elections of biomedical scientists, 1331 Nov. 17, 1966, 130 seminars discuss latest concepts in phi- Seal of United States, see Seals (numismat- losophy and science, 1291 ics). analysis of scientific thought, USSR study, Seal-off assembly permits rapid evacuation of 1298 air from containers, 1450 aquatic, graduate educational grants, Seals (animals) : 1967—68 academic year, 1077 fur seals, Pribilof Islands, protect and con- astronautics and aeronautics, 1965 chron- serve, law, 416 ology, 1441 Seals (numismatics) : coordination for needed production, USSR great seal of United States, control, law, study, 1262 511 materials, importation agreement, imple- Seals and glands, large seals fabricated from ment— small segments reduce procurement lead hearing, 951 time, 1461 law, 371 Seats, aircraft passenger seat cushions, flota- reports, 653, 655, 903 tion characteristics, 137 national defense education act, loans to Seaweeds, control, law, 434 private nonprofit elementary and sec- Secondary education, elementary and sec- ondary schools for equipment and ma- ondary amendments of 1966, law, 462 terials, 1007 Secondary schools, see High schools—Sec- new pay scales for scientific workers in ondary education. Bulgaria, 1303 Seedlings, coniferous, snow damage 1091 principles of control sciences applied to Seeds, Federal seed act, amend law, 400 biology and medicine, USSR studies, see also names of plants. 1322 Seefeldt, August C., relief, 336, 603 science and engineering, fact and fiction Seefeldt, Merritt A., relief, 336, 603 (address), 243 Segal, Dorothy B., index-catalogue of med- scientific application of cybernetics in ical and veterinary zoology, 14-15 military science, USSR study, 1197 Seismic waves, see Tsunami (tidal wave). today’s science, tomorrow? (remarks), 135 Selling, see Salesmen and salesmanshin USSR, scientific organization— Senate: ’ development, 1227 classification of United States Senators, news, 1226 recent progress, 1267 delegation to 9th meeting of Canada- see also names of sciences. United States Interparliamentary Group Science and Astronautics Committee, House, report, 764 hearings, 753-754 Senator Spessard Lindsey Holland, Scientific and technical information (USSR tributes commemorating 20 years of periodical) : service, 765 articles, 1324 standing committees and committee as- Scientific research : signments of Senators, 89th Congress, cost accounting in organizations, USSR list, 758 study,1343 subcommittees for 89th Congress, 2d ses- economic and social effectiveness, factors sion. together with select, special and contributing to increase, USSR study, joint committees, list, 759 1206 telephone directory, 760 effectiveness and financing, USSR study, Senate documents, 761-767 Senate reports : see also subjects. private bills, 768-872 Scientists: public bills, 873-936 Belorussian, more needed to train special- Senators, see Senate. ists in microelectronics and bionics, 1271 Senegal, agricultural economy in brief, 992 biomedical, elections to Academy of Senra, Antonio J., and wife, relief, 532 Sciences, USSR, 1331 Sensors: Bulgarian, role in radiation biochemistry, in-flight ablation measurements of thermal- crystal chemistry and cybernetics, 1159 protection materials, 1494 Pugwash conference, 16th, report, 1234 inertial testing, limitations produced by LT O’ O’ test platform vibrations, 1492 biographic sketches, 1330 Serial set (congressional), 247-249 obituaries of 8 Soviet scientists, 1204 Series ISPO 1, 182 outstanding scientists honored, 1190 Serpan, C. Z., jr., neutron spectral considera- Sea, see Ocean—Water pollution. tions affecting projected estimates of Sea grant colleges, see Colleges and uni- radiation embrittlement of Army SM-1A versities. reactor pressure vessel, 1554 Sea nettles, see Jellyfish. Service and regulatory announcements, Con- Sea otters, protect, law, 416 sumer and Marketing Service, 964 Sea water : Servicemen, see Armed Forces. nuclear power-desalting, large-scale com- Services to public provided by Wage and bination project— Hour and Public Contracts Divisions, 1666 law, 375 Setien, Alberto J. Oteiza, see Oteiza, Alberto. report, 675 Shaw- William H., remarks, Oct. 24, 1966, temperature, frequency spectrum of short- period fluctuations, USSR study, 1180 Shea, Timothy .1., and wife, relief, 831 Seabees, naval construction battalions, 25th Sheep, bluetongue Incidence, 13 anniversary, commemorative medal law. a ay Shellfish, Louisiana landings, annual sum- mary, 1075 Page 138 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Shells (structural) : Skin, cutaneous bacteriologic evaluation, man cylindrical thermoelastic and viscoelastic in oxygen-helium atmosphere, 84 sandwich construction equations, 1436 Skin friction (aircraft) : tension shell and blunted 100° conical turbulent boundary layer, effects of peri- shapes for unmanned entry vehicles, odic blowing through flush transverse transonic aerodynamic investigation, slots on, 1431 1504 Skinner, Snider, W., Senegal’s agricultural Shelter belts, tree planters’ notes, 1099 economy in brief, 992 Shepard, Harold H., pesticide review, 20 Skouson, Glenn W., isolution of components Shepardson, Chas. N.: on silicon wafer using SiO», 1423 remarks—- Skyline Churches Cemetery, land conveyance Nov. 3, 1966. 1061 to, 288 Nov. 11, 1966, 1069 Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, es- Sheppard, Harold L„ worker attitudes in tablish, report, 636 job seeking, 1021 Slemon, David R„ relief, 346 Shipbuilding, construction for nonsubsidized Slip laws, see Law, merchant and fishing fleets, hearing, 946 Slums: Shipments, see names of articles shipped. demonstrations cities and metropolitan de- Shipping: velopment act of 1966, law, 465 act, 1916, exemptions, law, 482 summary, section-by-section analysis, Vietnam, policy review, hearings, 743 legislative history, and conference re- Ships: . , , , . . port, 725 construction, see, in mam alphabet, Ship- SM-1A reactor, see Reactors (atomic). building. Small business, see Business. mortage act, fees for documents, etc.— Small Business Administration : law, 364 appropriations, 1967, law, 501 report, 887 local development company loans, economic small, inland, Great Lakes and western growth at community level, 1599 rivers rules, amend, law, 468 organization, changes, law, 483 small vessels, simplify admeasurement, Small Business, Select Committee on, House, hearings, 745 report, 668 see also Fishing vessels—also names oi Smell, olfactory sense and its simulation by ships. modeling, USSR studies, 1326 Shirley, Willifred S., relief, 604 Smith, Robert G., relief, 848 Shock (mechanical) : Smithrick, John J., energy required to pro- spiral spring/strain gage combination duce electron-hole pair in silicon by tri- accurately measures shock induced de- tons, 1501 flection, 1468 Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, re- Shook, Donald F., ages of plutomum-beryl- search opportunities, 1601 lium neutrons in tungsten-water media, Smithsonian contributions to anthropology, 1502 . moo 1531 Shore protection, planning and design, 1022 Smithsonian Institution : Sick, transportation of sick and wounded, Joseph H. Hirshhorn Museum and Sculp- Army field manual, 100 ture Garden, establish— Sight, depth perception, problems, 138—139 law, 492 reports, 883, 896 $ instrument automatically selects peak ac- National Museum act of 1966— celeration signal from several accelerom- law, 392 eters, 1459 , , report, 681 single-sideband modulator accurately re- National Zoological Park, administration, produces phase information, 1446 reorganization, hearing, 736 Silica: . rates of compensation for certain executive isolation of components on silicon water positions, establish, law, 447 using SiO2, 1423 Snow: lead-silica glass, viscosity of standard type, damage to coniferous seedlings and sap- 1520 lings, 1091 Silicon: . , . snow cover and calculation of snow floods diffusion of impurities into silicon from in forest and steppe regions, USSR gaseous sources, 1421 study, 120,3 energy required to produce electron-hole structures, effect of explosions, 99 pair in silicon by tritons, 1501 surveying method, basis, USSR study. minerals yearbook chapter, 1415 1183 wafer using SiO2, isolation of components, Snyder, Irene, relief, 545 1423 Social life and customs, see Manners and Silicon dioxide, see Silica. . customs. Silk screen printing, equipment panels, elimi- Social security : nated with Mylar film, 1454 act, amend, report, 697 Simplified practice recommendations, 1524 establishment reporting plan, statement Simulation : for use of employer, 1604 Gemini-Agena docking, pilot controlled, farmers, self-employed, reporting income, full-size visual cues, 1495 (special information, 1605 olfactory sense and its modeling, USSR handbook, 1606 studies, 1326 research and statistics note, 1607 satellite telemetry data simulation pro- self-employment taxes, guide for farmers. gram, generalized, 1508 1967 edition, 1142 Simulators, see Flight simulators. Sweden’s system, 1608 Sinews of war, Army logistics, 1397 Social Security Administration, actuarial Single-sideband modulator accurately repro- note, 1603 duces phase information in 2-Mc signals, Social surveys, Atlantida, case study in 1446 household sample surveys field operations, Sirups, see Maple sirup. instruction manuals, 182 Sister Grove Creek Watershed, dedication of Social work and problems : Texas’ 1.000th watershed project dam (ad- effects of marketing (remarks), 242 dress), 22 scientific research, factors contributing to Skeletons, early skeletons from Tranquility, increased effectiveness, USSR study, Calif., 1531 1206 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 139 242-038—67—No. 864----- 11 Ind ex Socialism, hydrometeorological and meteor- Space medicine, see Medicine. ological services of socialist countries of Space port, see Launching facilities. Europe, conference of directors, USSR Space power systems advanced technology study, 1179 conference, 1440 Soda, Rajka, relief, 276, 861 Space suits, thermal manikin, 1435 Soil conservation : Spacecraft: research in northeastern States, 38 aeroballistic launch vehicles, fliinimax atti- soil conservation and domestic allotment tude control, errata, 1419 act, amend with respect to assignment Apollo aircraft, infrared equipped for re- of payments, law, 455 entry tracking, navigation accuracy, Soil erosion, control structures for airfields 1507 and heliports, emergency construction, 110 entry vehicles, unmanned, tension shell Soils : and blunted 100° conical shapes, tran- developed, protected, and geared for sus- sonic aerodynamic investigation, 1504 tained use (remarks), 51 ESSA, 1st fully operational weather satel- evaporation of water, effect of sample size lite system, 1033 and environmental conditions, 10 Gemini-Agena docking, pilot-controlled, re- soil survey reports— sults of simulations employing full-size Elbert County, Colo., eastern part, 1611 visual cues, 1495 Lafayette County, Wis., 1610 Gemini configurations, damping and sta- Rogers County, Okla., 1609 bility in pitch and yaw, errata, 1474 Tippah County, Miss., 1612 Gemini pictorial review, 1438 Solar: lunar-landing research vehicle, electronic Not e —For other subjects beginning flight control systems, operational ex- Solar, see Sun. perience, 1496 Solar spectrum, see Spectra. lunar module, manual control of thrust Soldiers, civil relief act, text, 755 axis during planar ascent from lunar Soldiers’ deposits, see Deposits (soldiers, surface to circular orbit, 1490 etc.). tracking task for man-machine research Soldiers’ Home, District of Columbia, ap- related to operator’s effective delay time, propriations, 1967, law, 491 1426 Solenoids, superposed semi-infinite, calculat- vestibular system and hyman dynamic ing solenoid magnetic fields, 1469 space orientation, 1428 Solid propellants, see Propellants. viral antibody production In animals ex- Soliwoda, Sophia, relief, 529, 775 posed to space cabin environment, 74 Solubility, studies of ultra pure transition Spaceflights, see Astronautics. elements in ultra pure alkali metals, 1424 Spaceport, see Launching facilities. Solvents, volatile, continuous flow, in-line Spalvins, Talivaldis, deposition of thin films fractionation and exchange in automated by ion plating on surfaces having various chemistry, 75 configurations, 1510 Somali Republic, labor conditions, 1387 Spangler, Jack G., effects of periodic blow- Sonic boom, Chicago area, measurements ing through flush transverse slots on tur- during bomber training operations, 1481 bulent boundary layer skin friction, 1431 Soon Kim Kin, see Kim Kin Soon. Special reports, Cold Regions Research and Sorghum, grain, actions taken to strengthen Engineering Laboratory, 98 under USDA programs (address), 24 Special Representative for Trade Negotia- Sotolongo, Julion C. Muniz y, see Mufiiz y tions, appropriations, 1967, law, 501 Sotolongo, Julio C. Specialists: Souk You I, see You I Souk. education specialist and supervisory edu- Sound : cation specialists, examination an- intensity increments, table, 136 nouncement, amdt., 205 volume, scattering in ocean, and measure- educational media, national defense edu- ment of acoustic characteristics of cation act, institutes for advanced study, scattering layers, USSR study, 1166 1003Uer 19®^’ handbook for directors, South Africa : background notes, 1619 freight rate specialist, examination an- Bechuanaland, labor conditions, 1366 nouncement, 206 Swaziland, labor conditions, 1389 Specific heat, low temperature, of palladium South America; containing interstitial hydrogen, 1548 fertilizer minerals, sources, 1110 west coast, lights and fog signals, list, Specifications, see Government supplies. change, 1537 Spectra: South Carolina, mineral industry, minerals absorption bands of H2O, D2O, and CS2, yearbook chapter, 1404 intensity measurements, 1550 Southeast (U.S.) : emission, of various thermoluminescent how to see, general information, 1659 materials, 1552 Southeastern Power Administration, appro- frequency spectrum of short-period fluctu- priations, 1967, law, 403 ations of sea water temperature, USSR Southern Rhodesia, see Rhodesia. study, 1180 Southern Utilization Research and Develop- ion chambers simplify absolute intensity ment Division, publications and patents, measurements in vacuum ultraviolet, semiannual list, 17 1447 Southwestern Power Administration, appro- lunar gamma radiation, spectral compo- priations, 1967, law, 403 sition, USSR study, 1281 Soviet Union, see Union of Soviet Socialist neutron spectral considerations affecting Republics. projected estimates of radiation em- Soybeans, stocks in all positions, 1644 brittlement of Army SM-1A reactor SP series, see NASA SP series. pressure vessel, 1554 Space, see Outer space. Space age, meaning (address), 1516 solar spectrum 29351 to 8770A, table, Space biology: 1522 medical and biological problems of space- Spectrometers : flights, USSR, study, 1315 grating, performance capabilities, 1549 Soviet conference, reports, 1228 mass, duty free entry, 618 Space cabins, see Spacecraft. Spectrometry, ionizing radiation, main prob- Space flight, see Astronautics. lems, 123 Page 140 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Spectroscopy, infrared, intensity measure- States—Continued ments of absorption bands of H2O, D2O, retail trade, area statistics, 1963 census and CS2, 1550 of business, 151 Spectrum, see Spectra. State government and education challenge Spelling improvement, phoneme-grapheme (address), 1015 correspondences as cues, 1010 tax collections, report, 180 Spencer, Bernard, jr., hypersonic aerody- technical services act of 1965, amend to namic performance of minimum-wage-drag include Guam— bodies, 1515 law, 475 Spinal cord, injuries and diseases, research report, 891 funds, law, 419 Statewide long-range planning for libraries, Spiral spring/strain gage combination ac- report of conference, 1016 curately measures shock induced deflection, Statistical publications, see names of de- 1468 partments, etc., issuing publications. Sport fisheries, see Fish and fisheries. Statistics, see subjects. Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Bureau, re- Statutes, see Law. source publications (series), 1081 Steel, see Stainless steel. Sports, national sports and physical fitness Steel castings, see Castings. test, 1561 Steele, Gordon N., research on condensation Spotsylvania, Battle of, 1864, where hun- mechanisms, 1140 dred thousand fell, 1533 Steelmark Month, designate May of each Spruce budworms, see Budworms. year, law, 417 Spurlock, Hughes H., competitive position of Steppes, snow cover and calculation of snow U.S. farm products in Japanese market, floods, USSR study, 1203 995 Stereochemistry of organic compounds of Stability, dynamic, of rotor-bearfiig systems, phosphorus and arsenic, USSR, 1209 1439 Stereoscopic angle and its relationship to Stability of aircraft, Gemini configurations, standard Air Force tests for depth per- oscillatory stability In pitch and yaw, ception, 70 errata, 1474 Sterility, Health, Education, and Welfare Stainless steel, table flatware, Tariff Com- Department activities, report on family mission report, 1646 planning, 1136 Stamps, see Migratory bird hunting stamps— Sterilization, central sterile supply section Postage stamps. of packaged disaster hospital, organiza- Standards and Conduct, Select Committee tion, 1577 on, House, create, report, 651 Stevens, Richard F„ jr., tungsten, 1416 Standards and standardization : Stimulus, unilateral caloric stimulation of Federal standards, 1072 labyrinth, auto- and cross-correlation of international commercial standards activi- following, 71 ties, U.S. participation, hearings, 753 Stock catalogs, see Catalogs. see also subjects. Stockpiling, see Strategic materials. Stansell, Marion J., process for continuous Stockyards, packers and stockyards act, flow, in-line fractionation and exchange recordkeeping for livestock dealers, 44 of volatile solvents in automated chemis- STOL, see Airplanes. try, 75 Starr, Fred E., relief, 333 Storage, technical manual, 115 Starvation: see also names or classes of articles stored. acute, in normal humans, metabolic as- Stores, location, bibliography, 1600 pects— Stowage, metal tube can be folded for com- ten days, 122 pact stowage, Is self-erecting, 1452 performance and cardiovascular evalua- Strain gages, spiral spring/strain gage tion performance, 121 combination accurately measures shock State courts, habeas corpus, applications for induced deflection, 1468 writs by persons in custody pursuant to Strains and stresses: judgments, law, 425 bending of circular plates confining in- State Department: compressible liquid, 97 appropriations, 1967, law, 501 effect of explosions on snow structures, 99 background notes, 1613-24 rock outcrops near Atlanta, Ga., 1409 reorganization, hearings, 956 Strand, Edwin G., commercial cotton farms, States: 986 air pollution laws, digest, 1568 Strategic materials : civil defense, labor’s role, training course, disposal of battery grade synthetic man- instructor’s guide, 108 ganese dioxide from national stock- congressional districts, redistricted for pile— 90th Congress, 183 law, 439 cooperative State-Federal salmonella re- reports, 684, 921 ports, review of salmonellosis in cattle, disposal of fused crude aluminum oxide 9 from national and supplemental Federal grants— stockpiles— health planning and services, law, 461 law, 437 highway construction act of 1966 re- reports, 685, 922 port, 638 disposal of industrial diamond stones highway safety act of 1966, report, 646 from national and supplemental medical assistance under title 19 of stockpiles— social security act, limitations, report, law, 436 697 reports, 683, 920 provide periodic congressional review, disposal of nickel from national stock- etc., hearings, 735 pile— flags, reproductions, 519 hearing, 722 law enforcement, Federal assistance, law, 453 amend act— reports, 687, 936 law, 502 reports, 635, 929 Stratigraphy, contributions to stratigraphy population, estimates, 178 (series), 1112—13 psvchiatric clinics, 1964, outpatient serv- Strength of materials, see names of ma- ice, 1586 terials and articles. Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 141 Ind ex Streptomycetes, Streptomyces griseus Sweetwater County, Wyo., improvements on (Krainsky) Waksman and Henrici, taxo- lands, reimburse Wyoming, report, 661 nomic study of some strains, 54 Switzerland, background notes, 1620 Stresses (mechanical), see Strains and Symbols: stresses. display, legibility studies, 63-64 Strikes and lockouts, airline dispute, pro- Eeroy and teletypewriter, relative legi- viding for settlement, hearings, 959 bility, 64 Striped bass, see Bass. military map, legibility on television, 63 Structural designs, see Designs (industrial). Symposiums: Structures, see Buildings—Strains and technology and use of lignite, Mines stresses. Bureau-University of North Dakota, Strunk, Hazel L. S., relief, 578 proceedings, 1398 Students: timers for ordnance, proceedings, 104 educational scholarships, loans, and fi- nancial aids, 1 Synthesis, asynchronous sequential circuits, entering U.S. from developing countries, Systems : authorize study of failure to return analysis, pursuit urged, USSR study, 1225 home, law, 412 logic, aids in evaluation of project readi- full-time, ages 18—21, amend railroad re- ness, 1456 tirement act to provide survivor bene- Szostak, Henryk, effect of explosions on snow fits, law, 414 structures, 99 loan program for medical, osteopathic, dental, etc., and nursing students, law, 463 T loans, increase credit life, health, or ac- cident amounts allowable in D.C., T.V.A., see Tennessee Valley Authority. report, 882 Tableware, stainless-steel flatware, Tariff loans, national defense education act, Commission report, 1646 college work-study program and list of Tabulation, tabulating equipment, card proc- participating institutions, 1966-67, essing operations, standard time values, 1001 work measurement, 184 vacation work-study positions, examina- Take-off (aircraft) : tion announcement, 214 jet-transport handling qualities and air- Study, see Curriculum. worthiness criteria, research simulator Sturas, Jonas I., photographic study of for investigating, validation, 1476 mercury droplet parameters including Tantalum carbide, thermodynamic data, 1410 effects of gravity, 1509 Tanzania: Stutts, Jesse W., Jr., relief, 608 background notes, 1621 Styles, Kathleen, relief, 792 Burundi boundary, study, 1630 Subin, Harry I., criminal justice in metro- Kenya boundary, study, 1631 politan court, 1348 Tapeworms, general information. 1574 Subject headings, Atomic Energy Commis- Tariff: _ sion, nuclear science abstract indexes, 128 decisions under customs laws, Customs Submarine boats, Thresher, civilians who lost Court, 972 their lives, furnish memorial headstones schedules, amend to change dutiable or markers, hearing, 715 status of watches, from insular pos- Subversive Activities Control Board, appro- sessions— priations, 1967, law, 501 law, 509 Sucheacka, Zofia, see Soliwoda, Sophia. report, 911 Sun, Fang T„ optimum transfer between treatment of articles assembled abroad of 2 terminal points for minimum initial im- products of U.S., law, 510 pulse under arbitrary initial velocity see also names or classes of articles im- vector, 1427 ported or exported. Sun, solar activity and life processes, USSR Tariff Commission, appropriations, 1967, law, study, 1213 501 Sunnyside Seed Farms, relief, 358, 619 Tasmania, lights and fog signals, list, change, Sunset Cliffs : 1537 San Diego, Calif., beach erosion study, en- Tax exemption, combat pay exclusion for gineer report—■ commissioned officers, increase, law, 452 departmental edition, 1029 Tax refunds, Federal gas tax refund, non- document edition, 521 highway and transit users, 1143 Supersonic aerodynamics, see Aeorodynamics. Supersonic airplanes, see Airplanes. Tax returns, see Income tax. Supersonic flow, see Flow. Taxation Supplies, see Government supplies—Hospital career opportunities, IRS tax technician, apparatus and supplies—Military supplies. 1148 Suppressors (electric) : Federal tax lien act— basic suppression techniques, evaluated, law, 433 1451 legislative history, 757 Supreme Court: report, 656 cases adjudged— foreign investors tax act of 1966— Court of Claims cases, 970 law, 513 United States reports, 1645 report, 702 uniform civil appellate rules for courts of key factor in business decisions, 1598 appeals, power to prescribe, law, 477 State tax collections, 1966 report, 180 Surgeon General, Public Health Service, see also Excise taxes—Franchise tax— see Public Health Service. Income tax—Internal revenue—Tax re- Surgical supplies, hospital central services, funds—also names of articles, etc., manual, 1579 subject to tax. Surveys, see Community surveys—also sub- Taxonomy, Streptomyces griseus (Krain- jects of surveys. sky) Waksman and Henri ci, study of some Survivors, see Civil service pensions. strains, 54 Survivors insurance, see Old age, survivors, Taylor, Proctor P., jr., preparing contractor and disability insurance. reports for NASA, data presentation, 1443 Swaziland, see South Africa. Taylor. Rufus L., nomination, hearings, 942 Sweden, social security system, 1608 Taylor, Walter W., relief, 319 Page 142 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Teachers: Teletype: constructing and using achievement tests, and Leroy symbols, relative legibility, 64 guide for Navy instructors, 1544 TT-299/UG equipment, maintenance train- District of Columbia, salaries, increase, ing, trainee’s guide, 1547 law, 514 Teletypewriter, see Teletype. Federal income taxes program, general, Television : guide, 1149 center for ITV, 997 of disadvantaged youth, national defense diagnosis, USSR study, 1257 education act, institutes for advanced football contests, protect from professional study, summer 1967, handbook for contests, law, 504 directors, 1003 military map symbols legibility, 63 Teaching, Muslim, reviewed in Soviet press, professional football telecasts, protect sec- 1252 ondary school contests, hearings, 742 Teaching machines : Temperature: computer-aided teaching of dynamic sys high— tem behavior, 62 cobalt-iron alloy, investigation, 1500 exhibit, USSR study. 1201 thermometry seminar, 129 Technical bulletins, Agriculture Department, maximum surface, parameters for pre- 54 dicting of wood in exterior exposures, Technical education : 1096 determining courses of study, 1017 Pegasus spacecraft, thermal design, 1477 technical education program series, 1000 programmed, modulating valves, 2 Technical intelligence, 102 sea water, frequency spectrum of short- Technical journal of soils (Communist China period fluctuations, USSR study, 1180 periodical) : Tengan, Matsusuke, relief, 568 translations, 1211 Tennessee Valley Authority : Technical manuals, Army Department, 105 appropriations, 1967, public works— 115 hearings, 939 Technical notes: law, 403 National Aeronautics and Space Adminis- financial statement, 1647 tration, 1473-1515 Maps and Surveys Branch, general infor- National Bureau of Standards, 1525—26 mation, 1649 Technical publications, National Bureau of power, 1966 annual report, 1651 Standards, 1527 Tepee burners, see Incinerators. Technical reports : Tertiary period, rocks in Corozal quadrangle, Army Aviation Materiel Laboratories, Puerto Rico, 1112 116-117 Testing, see names of substances or objects Coastal Engineering Research Center, 1022 tested. Cold Regions Research and Engineering Tests, see types, or names of tests. Laboratory, 99 Texas : Electronic Systems Division, 62-65 county business patterns, 175 School of Aerospace Medicine, 65-92 highway safety study, Operation 66, joint Waterways Experiment Station, 1030 engineering-enforcement project report, Technical research note, Army Personnel Re- 1594 search Office, 118 Textiles, see names of textiles. Technical research report, Army Personnel Thailand, economy, basic data, 229 Research Office, 119 Thatcher, John W., silicon, 1415 Technicians, National Guard, clarify status, Theodore, Augustus J., relief, 326, 620 report. 658 Thermal conductivity, see Heat transfer. see also Fire control technicians. Thermal environment, see Environment. Technology : Thermal manikins, see Manikins (space). astronautics and aeronautics, 1965 chron- Thermal protection, materials, sensors to ology, 1441 obtain in-flight ablation measurements, computer in Soviet economy, 1310 1494 education and changing technology (ad- Thermal radiation, threshold distances for dress), 998 retinal burns from low-yield nuclear deto- new pay scales for scientific workers in nations, 69 Bulgaria, 1303 Thermionic diodes : new technology reporting to NASA, man- chemical regeneration of emitter surface agement guidelines, 1418 increases life, 1445 space power systems advanced technology controlled power system, development, conference, 1440 1433 State technical services act, amend to in- Thermionic scanner pinpoints work function clude Guam— of emitter surfaces, 1449 law, 475 Thermocouples: report, 891 microminiature, monitors own installation, Timisoara Center for Technical Research, 1460 Rumania, activities, 1191 parameters of thermogalvanic couples, transfer (address), 244 USSR study, 1241 USSR, advancement and improvement, Thermodynamics: 1158 data, molybdenum carbide and tantalum see also subjects. carbide, 1410 Teeth, research explores dental decay. 1576 relations between thermodynamics, infor- Telecommunication, agreement with, Philip- mation and thought described, USSR pines, 1638 study, 1215 Telegraph, input-output devices for digital Thermoluminescence, see Luminescence. computer systems, USSR study, 1254 Thermometry, high temperature, seminar, Telemetry: Feb. 24-26, 1965, 129 miniature capacitive accelerometer espe- Thomas, Albert, memorial services, 246 cially applicable, 1470 Thomas, Rose, relief, 606 satellite, data simulation program, gen- Thought: eralized, 1508 processes, physico-chemical modeling, Telephone: USSR study, 1272 directory, Senate, 760 relations between thermodynamics, infor- rural programs, financing, supplemental, mation and thought described, USSR hearings, 938 study, 1215 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 143 Ind ex Thresher (U.S.S.) : Trademarks, cases, appeals, amend U.S. civilians who lost their lives aboard sub- Code, report, 877 marine, furnish memorial headstones or Trading with the enemy, act, amend, hear- markers, hearing, 715 ing, 741 Thrust axis, control during planar ascent Traffc safety, see Safety of life. from lunar surface to circular orbit by Trailers, house, and mobile dwellings, uni- manual method, 1490 formed services members, provide trans- Thurston, Charles H., relief, 793 portation costs, amend U.S. Code, reports, TIAS series, 1634-42 629, 657 Ti-chih Lun-p’ing (Chinese periodical) : Traineeships, grants for advanced training translation, 1161 of allied health professions personnel, law, Ticks, eradication activities, 1966 report, Training: Tides, current tables, 1966, Atlantic Coast manpower development and training act— of North America, 215 amendments of 1966, law, 496 Ti-li chi-k’an (periodical) : as amended, resources, utilization, etc., translations, 1317 1350 Ti-li Hsueh-pao (periodical) : professions, opportunities for women, se- translations, 1274 lected readings, 1669 Ti-li-hsueh Tzu-liao (periodical) : see also subjects. translations, 1312 Trains, see Railroads. Timber, planting black walnut, 32 Trajectories, optimum transfer, between 2 Time deposits, insured banks, temporary terminal points for minimum initial im- ceilings on interest rates, report, 648 pulse under arbitrary initial velocity Timers, ordnance, symposium, proceedings, vector, 1427 Tranquillity, Calif., early skeletons, 1531 Timing devices: Transformations (mathematics) : dutiable status of imports from insular group method, utilized in solid propellant posesslons, amend tariff schedules— rocket motor performance computer pro- law, 509 grams, 1483 report, 911 Transition elements, in ultra pure alkali Timisoara, Rumania, center for technical re- metals, solubility studies, 1424 search, activities, 1191 Transistors: Timmons, Durward E., Instrumentation for and silicon controlled rectifiers used by isokinetic air sampling at altitude, 67 pulse generator produces high current Tinker Air Force Base, employees, relief, pulses with fast rise and full times, 1455 296. 565, 813 one-transistor circuit boosts pulse ampli- Tippah County, Miss., soil survey report. tude, 1464 1612 Transplants, see Grafting (physiology). Tires, excise tax, impose at manufacturer- Transport airplanes, see Airplanes. owned retail outlet, law, 360 Tissues, antigens, changes during process of Transportation : experimental carcinogenesis, 1156 agricultural cooperative, issuance of cer- Titanium, alloys, Soviet research, 1162 tificates of exemption on application Titus, Joan B„ subject index, etc., of tech- and proof of eligibility, hearings, 947 nical conference papers on plastics, 981 ocean, faces challenge at home and abroad Tobacco, Kirgiz, child labor in fields, deplor- (remarks), 238 able, USSR study, 1172 railroads— Tobias, Jerry V., table of intensity incre- computer engineering, USSR study, 1173 ments, 136 meteorological servicing, USSR study, Today’s science, tomorrow? (remarks), 135 1182 Todd, James A., jr., relief, 343 recent trends (remarks), 236 Todd, Ruth, smaller foraminifera from sick and wounded, Army field manual, 100 Guam, 1119 systems, benefit-cost analysis, 1525 Tolbutamide, influence on cholinesterase urban mass transportation amendments of activity of digestive tract, Rumanian 1966, reports, 620, 628 study, 1261 Transportation Department: Tolles, N. Arnold, post-layoff experience of establish— displaced carpet-mill workers, 1360 law, 389 Tolls, relationship to Federal-aid highway report, 906 program, hearings, print additional copies, Transuranium, isotopes, formation in power report, 643 reactors, 124 Tomatoes, use of ozone in ripening rooms, 5 Travel: Tombstones, civilians who lost their lives new world, see U.S.A., 1658—59 aboard U.S.S. Thresher, furnish headstones controls, report, 688 or markers, hearing, 715 Treasury notes, payable in foreign currency, Topographic maps, see Maps and charts. report, 702 Torres, Rafael P. Martinez, see Martinez Torres, Rafael P. Treaties and other international acts series, Tower antenna structures, USSR, 1304 1634-42 Toya, Theodora, see Bezates, Theodora. Tree planting, tree planters’ notes, 1099 Trace elements, in experimental and clinical Triaxial equipment, duty-free entry, 617 medicine, USSR book review, 1344 Tripp, John S., algorithm for synthesis of Tracking: asynchronous sequential circuits, 1473 critical task for man-machine research re- Tri-States Contruction Co., Inc., relief, 329 lated to operator’s effective delay time, Tritium, quantitative determination in nat- 1426 ural waters, 1130 vestibular system and human dynamic Tritons, energy required to produce electron- space orientation, 1428 hole pair in silicon, 1501 see also Infrared Acquisition and Track- Troposhere, radio dust meteorology at VHF ing System. and UHF in theory and as observed on Trade, see Commerce. trip around world, 1551 Trade Negotiations, Office of Special Repre- Trout, David L., effects of hydrazine on fat sentative, see Special Representative for transport as affected by blood glucose Trade Negotiations. concentration, 65 Page 144 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Trowbridge, Alexander B.: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics—Con. addresses— Byurakanskaya Astrophysical Observatory, Nov. 2, 1966, 234 1198 Nov. 3, 1966, 227, 245 cancer research, recent work, 1334 True, Arthur W., economics of agriculture computer centers and automatic account- of foreign countries and U.S. foreign agri- ing and control systems, 1340 cultural trade, selected list of publications, conference on space biology and medicine, 993 reports, 1228 Truman, Harry S., see President of United earthquakes, 1255 States. economy, application of computer tech- Trusts (industrial) : nology, 1310 antitrust laws— educational institutions—■. football merger, authorize— correspondence and evening higher edu- hearings, 742 cational institutions, prospects, 1164 law, 504 productivity discussed, 1292 price discrimination legislation, hear- foreign policy, phases, 1279 ings, print additional copies, report, health officials, 1247 916 hydrometeorological service news, 1175 Trusts and trustees, see Deeds of trust. Muslim teachings and education reviewed Tsetlin, M. L., Soviet scientist, biography, in press, 1252 1330 petroleum industry, research, 1187 Tsifutis, Argyrios A., relief, 553 plans for accelerators, 1342 Tsunami (tidal wave) : public health service, defects cited, 1263 Kodiak and nearby islands, Alaska, effects, scientific organizations, recent progress de- 1121 scribed, 1267 Tualatin project, construction, report, 652 scientists honored, 1190 Tuberculosis, Yakut Scientific and Research space activities, brief recapitulation, 1305 Institute of Tuberculosis, meeting, 1333 steel casting and foundry work, 1224 Tubes, metal, can be folded for compact technological advancement and improve- stowage, is self-erecting, 1452 ment, 1158 Tungsten : 10-year school, final examinations, 1002 ages of plutonium-beryIlium neutrons in United Arab Republic (Egypt) : tungsten-water media, 1502 labor conditions, 1391 deposits, mineralogy, geochemistry and United Kingdom, see Great Britain gensis of, 1st all-Union conference, 1157 United States: (minerals yearbook chapter, 1416 Tunisia, agricultural commodities, agree- Not e .—For all subjects pertain- ment, 1642 ing to the United States, except its T’u-jang Chuan-pao (periodical) : government, general history, and translations, 1211 description, see such subjects, Turbines, computer program performs flow geographic names, decisions list, 1105 analysis through turbines, 1472 United States Code, see Codes of law. Turner, Charles A., relief, 277, 808 United States Information Agency, appro- Turner, John, oil and gas leases, reinstate, priations, 1967, law, 501 530 United States-Puerto Rico Commission on Turpentine, see Naval stores. Status of Puerto Rico, hearings, 763 TVA, see Tennessee Valley Authority. United States reports, see Supreme Court. Two years of progress, veterans affairs, University of Alaska : 1965-66, 89th Congress, 1660 transfer Alaska Agricultural Experiment Station to— law, 366 U report, 660 University of California, marine biological U.S.'S.R., see Union of Soviet Socialist Re- research laboratory, use of land donated, publics. hearing, 746 Ubieta, Victor M., relief, 533 Upchurch, Robert E., subject headings used Uganda, labor conditions, 1390 by USAEC Division of Technical Informa- Uhr, Carl G., Sweden’s social security sys- tion, 128 tem, 1608 Urban areas, see Cities and towns. Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, disser- Urban renewal, see Redevelopment (city tations on mechanics defended at insti- planning, etc.). tutes, 1302 US AFI, see Armed Forces Institute. Ultraviolet spectrum, see Spectra. USAPRO, see Army Personnel Research Umatilla, Oreg.: Office. relief— USDA, see Agriculture Department. law, 485 USSR, see Union of Soviet Socialist Re report, 838 publics. Un-American Activities Committee, House, Utilities: report, 699 Military Academy, provide without charge Unemployed, manpower development and to certain civilian instructors, etc.— training act, amendments of 1966, law, 496 law, 430 Uniformed services, see Armed Forces. report, 933 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics : Academy of Sciences, elections of biomedi- V cal scientists, 1331 All-Union Academy of Agricultural Sci- V.A., see Veterans Administration. ences imeni V.I. Lenin, patent practices VA, see Veterans Administration. and other measures, discussion. 1207 all-Union conferences and congresses— Vacation pay, see Wages. biochemistry of nervous system, 1336 Vacuum: bionics, 1220 cardiovascular responses in anesthetized mineralogy, geochemistry, and genesis dogs during repeated decompressions, of tungsten deposits, 1157 78 analog and digital computer requirements, ultraviolet, ion chambers simplify absolute 1236 intensity measurements in, 1447 bionics research, reports, 1259 Valdes Cruz, Oscar, relief, 534 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 145 Ind ex Valera, Jaime E. Condom, see Condom Va- V ice President of United States, election lera, Jaime E. campaign fund act, report, 702 Valves : Vietnam : labyrinth-type valve seat increases valve Armed Forces members voluntarily extend- life by decreasing fluid velocity, 1444 ing tour of duty in hostile fire area, modulating for programmed tempera- authorize special 30-day period of ture, 2 leave— Vanderveen, John E., study of man in oxy- hearing, 716 gen-helium atmosphere, nutritional evalu- law, 448 ation of feeding bite-size foods, 83 news policies, hearings, 953 Vasilopoulos, Ioannis A., relief, 344, 543 North, Madeleine Riffaud, Communist re- Vectors (mathematics), see Mathematics. porter, reports her visit, 1294 Vegetables : Republic—• containers, standard acts of 1916 and rehabilitation, other war in Vietnam, 1928, repeal— progress reports, 1151, 1627 hearings, 754 shipping policy review, hearings, 743 report, 889 South, see, above, Republic. winter, acreage marketing guide, 962 Villagomez, Joaquin U., relief, 538 Vegetation, Kluj City area, i.uniania, radio- Virgin Islands : activity, studies, 1299 dutiable status of watches, etc., amend Vehicles, see Spacecraft. tariff schedules— Velocity : law, 509 air current, electronic-mechanical method of measuring, USSR study, 1178 report, 911 minimum initial impulse under arbitrary retail trade, area statistics, 1963 census of initial vector, optimum transfer be- business, 151 tween 2 terminal points, 1427 Virgin Islands National Bank, permit Ed- ward C. Bower to serve as director priot velocity-head coefficients in open channels, to obtaining U.S. citizenship, 252, 782 1133 Virginia : Venable, H. Dean, thermionic diode con- fossil marine mammals from Miocene Cal- trolled power system, 1433 vert Formation, 1530 Veneer yields from Lake States, quaking transit compact, approval—- aspen, 1095 law, 478 Venezuela, background notes, 1623 report, 654 Venue, civil action amendment, law, 428 Viruses, viral antibody production in ani- Vermont, mineral industry, minerals year- mals exposed to space cabin environ- book chapter, 1405 ment, 74 Vernon, Richard W., pressure characteristics see also names of virus diseases. of nonwetting, condensing flow of mercury Viscosity : in sodium-potassium-cooled, tapered tube, standard lead-silica glass, 1520 1498 supersonic aerodynamics, effects, hand- Vertifelle, Elizabeth C., or heirs, relief, 610 book, 1542 Vessels, see Shipbuilding—Ships. Vision, see Sight. Vestibular system, and human dynamic VISTA, see Volunteers in Service to America. space orientation, 1428 Vitamins, mechanism of artificial abortion Vesting orders, German paintings, under by use of ascorbic acid, USSR study, 1276 trading with the enemy act, transfer to Vocational education : Germany, hearing, 741 determining courses of study, 1017 Veterans: vocational and technical institute, estab- benefits— lish in D.C.— availability and eligibility requirements, law, 495 legislation passed during 89th Con- report, 693 gress, 1660 Vocational rehabilitation, see Rehabilitation laws, compilation, 755 of the disabled. employment services, 1020 World War I, loans made upon security Volcanic ash. tuff, etc., ash-flow sheet, com- of adjusted-service certificates, cancel positionally zoned in southern Nevada. certain unpaid interest— 1120 law, 449 Volsky, Jorge A., relief, 573 report. 918 Voltaic couples, thermogalvanic couples, see also Life insurance—Pensions. parameters, USSR study, 1241 Veterans Administration : land conveyance to Batavia, N.Y., report, Volume and yield tables, Douglas-fir total 703 cubic-foot volume table, formula, 1092 land conveyance to Pinellas County, Fla.— Volunteer workers, veterans hospitals, hand- law, 369 book, 1661 report. 900 Volunteers in Service to America, amend- laws administered by, compilation, 755 ments to economic opportunity act, law, research into spinal cord injuries, law, 419 498 training and education of health service von Oberndorff, Elisabeth, relief, 837 personnel, clarify responsibility, law, Voroshilovgrad. Ukrainian SSR, Lugansk lo- 489 comotive-building plant, bookkeeping orga- VA pamphlet, 1661 nization, USSR study, 1293 Veterans Affairs Committee, House : committee print, 755 VTOL, see Airplanes. report, 703 Veterans hospitals: W amendments of 1966, law, 489 volunteer workers, handbook, 1661 Waddel, Ramond C., relay I radiation ex- Veterinary medicine : periment, 1482 Bulgaria, problems, 1208 Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divi- education facilities, construction grants sions, services to public provided by, 1666 and student loan program, law, 423 Wage chronology, see Wages. Veterinary zoology, see Zoology. Wages : Vibrations, test platform, produced limita- accrued vacation pay, deductibility, extend tions on inertial sensor testing, 1492 time, law, 406 Page 146 Do not order front index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Wages—Continued Water—Continued area surveys— resources—continued Little Rock, and North Little Rock, Grand River basin, Mich., economic bast Ark., 1301 study, 1024 Manchester, N.H., 1362 saline water research and development chronology, 1941-67, Armour and Co., progress report, 1140 1359 supply and treatment, Army and Air minimum. District of Columbia law, Force installations, technical manual, amend, law, 398 109 new pay scales for scientific and technical water for peace, international conference, workers in Bulgaria, 1303 organize and hold in U.S., 1967— social security deductions, establishment law, 503 reporting plan, 1604 report, 700 Waller, Roger M.: water supply papers, 1128—33 effects of Mar. 1964 Alaska earthquake on see also Heavy water. hydrology of— Water birds, hunting, possession, etc., Fed- Anchorage area, 1123 eral regulations, 1080 south-central Alaska, 1122 Water carriers, operations, exemptions from Walnut, black, planting for timber, 32 certain provisions of shipping act, 1916, Walsh, Don, lecture, Feb. 17, 1965, 1602 law, 482 Walter Reed Army Medical Center : Water pollution : military construction, authorization—- biological field investigative data for water law, 458 pollution surveys, 1073 report, 919 control, Great Lakes region, hearing, 73S War, sinews. Army logistics 1775-1953, 1397 seas, by oil, international convention for Ward, John F., exploratory flight investiga- prevention, amendments, implementing, tion and analysis of structural loads en- hearings, 745 countered by helicopter hingeless rotor Water Resources Council, appropriations, system, 1487 1967, law, 403 Ward, Robert D., relief, 768 Water Resources Division : Warehouse examiners, examination an- California district activities— nouncement, amdt., 202 1964 fiscal year, 1107 Washington Channel: 1965 fiscal year, 1108 bridge to East Potomac Park, with visitor 1966 fiscal year, 1109 facilities, construct, hearing, 750 1967 fiscal year, 1106 waterfront priority holders, amend act, re- reports for California, lists, 1126 port, 895 Water supply, see Water. Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Au- Watercraft, see Boats. thority : Waterfowl, see Water birds. compact, approval— Watersheds, projects, miscellaneous, hear- law, 478 ings, 711 report, 654 Waterways Experiment Station, technical re- Washington Technical Institute: port, 1030 establish— Watson, Bruce G., soil survey of Lafayette law, 495 County, Wis., 1610 report, 693 Wavelengths, see Spectra. Waste disposal, see Waste products. Waves, propagation, finite amplitude in Waste products, municipal waste disposal, thermoviscous media, 1434 air pollution aspects of tepee burners used, see also Radio waves. 1572 Ways and Means Committee, House : legislative history of—- Watches, see Clocks and watches. revenue act of 1964, 756 Water: tax lien act, 757 ages of plutonium-beryllium neutrons in reports, 617-618, 659 tungsten-water media, 1502 Weapons, chart system simplifies identifica- conservation, research in northeastern tion of complex design assemblies, 1458 States, 38 Weather: evaporation from soil, effect of sample size ESSA operational satellite system. 1033 and environmental conditions, 10 radio aids, Atlantic and Mediterranean ground water— area, 1540 artificial recharge, Grande Prairie re- severe conditions, administrative leave for gion, Ark. (series), 1128 Federal employees, hearing, 748 Bloomington-Colton area, patterns of Weather forecasts, numerical methods, USSR subsurface flow, 1118 study, 1184 Kern River alluvial-fan area, geology Weathering layoffs in a small community, and hydrology, 1116 case studies, etc., 1360 Lytle Creek-San Sevaine area, studies Weaving, automating wool looms, 1186 proposed, progress report, 1125 Webbert, M. Virginia, basic data on economy Pinal County, Ariz., western, salinity, of Thailand, 229 1131 Weil, Margaret L., see Loh, Che Yim. Upper Santa Ana Valley, Calif., studies Weinstock, Herbert, limitations on inertial proposed, progress report, 1125 sensor testing produced by test platform intensity measurements of absorption vibrations, 1492 bands, 1550 Welders, standard arc, provide high amper- minerals yearbook chapter, 1417 age direct current source, 1448 natural, quantitative determination of Wells, aquifer properties and well design for tritium, 1130 artificial-recharge site, 1128 official Coast Guard recreational boating Welsh, Edward C., address. May 5, 1966, guide, 219 1516 radiochemical analysis of water (series), Wengert, E. M., parameters for predicting 1130 maximum surface temperatures of wood in resources—■ exterior exposures, 1096 California—- West, J. M., mineral industry of North Ko- reports, lists, 1126 rea, 1402 southern, 1965 summary. 1127 West Virginia, electric rate book. 1057 developed, protected, and geared for sus- Western Hemisphere, see Hemisphere, West- tained use (remarks). 51 ern. Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 147 Ind ex Western Utilization Research and Develop- Women : ment Division, publications and patents, semiannual list, 16 employment and training opportunities in Wheat: professions, selected readings, 1669 legal status in U.S., Maryland report, 1667 marketing allocation program, need to fur- Negro, in U.S., new roles, new challenges ther revise regulations to minimize loss (address), 1668 of proceeds to Government, GAO, report, workers, New York, 1670 1100 Wood: utilization research, 4th national confer- ence, 6 Ulei094S’ e®ec^ S^ze on bending strength, Wheeler, Kermitt E., legal status of women products for military support activities, in Maryland, 1667 Pacific basin market, 1098 Whiting, Wilhelmina F.: Wood finishing, painting outside wood sur- bituminous coal and lignite mining, census faces, 1088 of industries. 1963, industry statistics, Wood poles, see Poles. 167 Woodrow Wilson Memorial Commission, final coal mining, census of industries, 1963, in- report, 766 dustry statistics, 166 Wool, automating weaving looms, 1186 Wholesale trade, Azerbaydzhan SSR, whole- Work: sale networks, problems, 1171 prisoners, release program for persons sen- Widows and widowers, see Pensions. tenced by courts of D.C., authorize— Wigner coefficients, see Coefficients. hearing, 727 Wilcox, Ansley, House, see Ansley Wilcox law, 507 House. Workers, see Labor—Women. Wilderness, Battle of the, 1864, where hun- Workmen’s compensation, see Employer’s lia- dred thousand fell, 1533 bility and workmen’s compensation. Wildlife: World power data, capacity of electric gener- conservation— ating plants, etc., 1058 estuarine areas, preserve, etc., report, World trade, see Commerce. 695 Worldwide military commitments, hearings, protection, and propagation of endan- 944 gered native species, law, 388 Wounds, transportation of sick and wounded, Wildlife refuges: Army field manual, 100 national, northeast, region 5, 1078 Wrecking, safety training programs, instruc- National Wildlife Refuge System, admin- tor outline, demolition, 1357 istration, law, 388 Wyoming, reimburse for improvements on refuge leaflets, 1078—79 lands in Sweetwater County, report, 661 see also names of refuges. William Langer Jewel Bearing Plant, desig- nate, law, 488 Williams, Caroll B., jr.: X-rays, diagnosis, USSR study, 1257 differential effects of 1944-56 spruce bud- worm outbreak in eastern Oregon, 1097 possible grouse damage on true firs, 1090 snow damage to coniferous seedlings and saplings, 1091 Yakut Scientific and Research Institute of Tuberculosis, meeting, 1333 Williams, Muriel, relief, 298, 590 Yang, Kimberly A., relief, 776 Wllmarth, Harold G., relief, 280, 613, 840 Yaw, Gemini configurations, damping and Wilson, R. E., handbook of supersonic aero- stability in pitch and yaw, errata, 1474 dynamics, sec. 13-14, viscosity and heat Yearbooks: transfer effects, 1542 minerals, 1964, international— Wilson, Woodrow, Memorial Commission, see departmental edition, 1406 Woodrow Wilson Memorial Commission. document edition, 515 Yoakem, Delmar, survey of winter construc- Wind tunnels, low-subsonic paraglider con- tion practices, earthwork, concrete and figuration, free-flight drop-test investiga- asphalt, 98 tion, 1475 York, Harold F.: Wing-body combinations, see Airplanes. mineral industry of— Wings (aircraft) : Rhode Island, 1403 and wing-body combinations in supersonic Vermont, 1405 flow, integrated approach to analysis You I Souk, relief, 345 and design, 1493 You as volunteer, handbook for hospital vol- large semispan tilting, etc., in presence of unteer workers. 1661 fuselage, aerodynamic data, 1485 Youth, profile of youth, 1966, print as Senate triangular and modified triangular plan- document, report, 917 form effects on aerodynamic characteris- Yuba River and Valley : tics, errata, 1420 basin, engineer report— Winter, construction practices, earthwork, departmental edition, 1027 concrete and asphalt survey, 98 document edition, 525 Wire, see Electric wire and wiring. Yugoslavia: background notes, 1624 Wirtz, W. Willard: education problems of computer engi- remarks—■ neering, 1321 Oct. 18, 1966, 1349 Yung, Kim Kap, relief, 302 Oct. 24, 1966, 1354 Oct. 25, 1966. 1353 Yung Mi Kim, see Kim, Yung Mi. Secretary of Labor, accepting on behalf of the President the— Z Family of Man award (remarks), 1353 Margaret Sanger award in world leader- Zambia, labor conditions, 1392 ship (remarks), 1349 Zeft, Howard J., study of man in oxygen- helium atmosphere, exercise performance Wisconsin, census of manufacturers, 1963, and cardiovascular response, 88 area statistics, 165 Zeigler, Glen, relief, 348 Wolf Trap Farm Park, establish, report 625, Zeilinger, John B., coal-fired water pump, 665, 873 Page 148 Do not order from index; see indicated entry Jan ua ry 1967 Zhizn’ otdannaya lyubimomu delu (Russian Zip code, last word in mail addressing, 1559 book), review, 1177 Zoology, medical and veterinary, index-cata- Zhukov, G„ reminiscences on battles for logue, 14-15 Moscow, USSR studies, 1287 Zinnikas, John D., Pacific basin market for Zvezdograd, USSR, space port traced, devel- wood products for military support activi- opment, 1251 ties, 1098 Zych, Zofia, relief, 350 o Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 149 To Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Order Blank Washington, D.C. 20402 Date______, 19___ For Use of Supt. of Docs. ______Enclosed______Your name______To be mailed ______later______Street address______Subscriptions______Refund______City, State, and ZIP Code______Coupon refund______Catalog number is shown at right-hand end of last line of entry in Postage______Monthly Catalog. 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