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Federal Register Volum E 30 Num Ber 80 FEDERAL REGISTER VOLUM E 30 NUM BER 80 Tuesday, April 27,1965 Washington, D.C. Pages 5813-5891 Agencies in this issue— The President Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Civil Aeronautics Board Civil Service Commission Consumer and Marketing Service Customs Bureau Federal Aviation Agency Federal Communications Commission Federal Home Loan Bank Board Federal Power Commission Federal Reserve System Food and Drug Administration General Services Administration Health, Education, and Welfare Department Indian Affairs Bureau Interior Department Internal Revenue Service Interstate Commerce Commission Justice Department Land Management Bureau National Bureau of Standards Securities and Exchange Commission Small Business Administration United States Information Agency Detailed list of Contents appears inside. Just Released CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS (As of January 1, 1965) Title 19—Customs Duties (Revised).___________________$1.75 Title 27—Intoxicating Liquors (Pocket Supplement)__ ___ $0.30 Title 29—Labor (Revised)______________________ ____ _ $3.00 Title 46—Shipping (Parts 1-145) (Pocket Supplement)__ $0.50 A cumulative checklist of CFR issuances for 1965 appears in the first issue of each month under Title 1. 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Contents CUSTOMS BUREAU Hearings, etc.: THE PRESIDENT American Colonial Broadcast­ Notices ing Corp---------------------------- 5868 EXECUTIVE ORDERS Perchlorethylene solvent from Caraballo, Sergio Martinez and Amending Executive Order No. France; withholding of ap­ Caribbean Broadcasting Corp_ 5868 11017 so as to make the Chair­ praisement notice____________ 5862 Hicks, Ralph________________ 5868 man of the Tennessee Valley Special customs invoice; delay of Authority a member of the Rec­ form requirement____________ 5862 FEDERAL HOME LOAN reation Advisory Council_____ 5821 BANK BOARD Designation of Vietnam and Proposed Rule Making waters adjacent thereto as a FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY combat zone for the purposes of Rules and Regulations Federal savings and loan system; lending powers________ _____ 5861 Section 112 of the Internal Rev­ Airworthiness directives; Boeing enue Code of 1954____________ 5817 Model 707 Series aircraft_____ 5827 FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION Inspection of income, excess- Alterations : profits, estate, and gift tax re­ Control zone____________ 5830 Proposed Rule Making turns by the Committee on Un- Transition area___ __________ 5830 Independent procedures and inter­ American Activities, House of Restricted areas----------------- __ 5831 state natural gas companies; Representatives________ _____ 5819 Control zones, transition areas, nonacceptability of contracts- 5861 and control area extensions; al­ Notices terations, designations, and EXECUTIVE AGENCIES D U / LILyOf GUIs.. revocations (3 documents)____ 5827, Bluebonnet Gas Corp________ 5869 AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION 5829, 5830 VOR Federal airway and jet route; City of Auburn, Kans_________ 5869 AND CONSERVATION Cushing Gas Transmission Co_ 5870 designation__________________ 5831 El Paso Natural Gas Co. (2 SERVICE Standard instrument approach p r o c e d u r e s ; miscellaneous documents)________________ 5870 Rules and Regulations amendments; correction_______ 5831 Kentucky Gas Transmission Sugarbeets; approved local areas Corp. and United Fuel Gas for 1964 crop________________ 5825 ' Proposed Rule Making C o________ ________________ 5871 Control area extensions, control Natural Gas Pipe Line Com­ zones and transition area; revo­ pany of ^America (2 docu­ AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT cation, alteration and designa- ments)_____________!______ 5871 See Agricultural Stabilization and tion______ ____________ _____ 5856 Ohio Fuel Gas Co____________ 5872 Conservation Service; Consumer Control zone, control area, control Tennessee Gas Transmission and Marketing Service. area extension and transition; C o_______________________ 5872 alteration, revocation, and des­ Tribune Oil Corp. et al________ 5872 CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD ignation_____________________ 5857 Control zone, transition area and FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Notices control area extension; altera­ Rules and Regulations Hearings, etc.: tion, designation and revoca­ Credit by brokers, dealers and Delta Air Lines, Inc__________ 5864 tion_____________________— 5854 members of national securities Seneca Air Services, Ltd______ 5865 Control zones and transition exchanges; special accounts__ 5826 areas; alteration and designa­ CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION tion (2 documents)___________ 5855 FOOD AND DRUG Rules and Regulations Notices ADMINISTRATION Determination of no hazard to Rules and Regulations Navy Department; excepted serv­ air navigation: ice________ __ ______________ 5825 Diamond Engineering Co_____ 5865 Dressings for foods; optional Evening Star Broadcasting Co., standards___________________ 5831 COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Inc_______________________ 5865 Notices See National Bureau of Standards. Sather, Orville J_____________ 5866 Petitions filed regarding food addi­ Washington Post Co__________ 5867 tives : CONSUMER AND MARKETING Elanco Products Co__________ 5863 United States Rubber Co_____ 5863 SERVICE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS Rules and Regulations COMMISSION GENERAL SERVICES Lemons grown in California and Rules and Regulations ADMINISTRATION Arizona; handling limitations 5826 Radio broadcast services; table Rules and Regulations Tobacco, Type 62 shade-grown of assignments______ ______ j_ 5833 Excess personal property report­ cigar leaf, grown in designated Proposed Rule Making ing requirements_____________ 5823 area of Florida and Georgia; expenses and rate of assessment- 5826 FM broadcast stations; table of assignments : HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND Proposed Rule Making Albion and Marshall, Mich____ 5860 WELFARE DEPARTMENT Milk in Rio Grande Valley mar­ Eatonton, N.J., et al-------------- 5860 See also Food and Drug Admin­ keting area; recommended de­ Uniform system of accounts and istration. cision ___ _______________ ___ 5851 preservation of records; reten­ Mixed nuts in shell; proposed tion periods and item descrip­ Rules and Regulations standards__________ - ______ _ 5850 tions_______ _______________ 5858 Allocation and utilization of sur­ Notices Notices plus personal property for pub­ lic health, educational and de­ Delegations of authority to certain Standard broadcast applications fense purposes_______________ 5833 officials in Poultry Division (3 ready and available for proc­ documents)______________ 5862, 5863 essing______ ________________ 5868 (Continued, on next page) 5815 5816 CONTENTS INDIAN AFFAIRS BUREAU Motor carrier transfer proceed­ SMALL BUSINESS ings________________________ 5888 Proposed Rule Making Statements of changes in financial ADMINISTRATION Roadless area on Indian .reserva­ interests:. Notices tions____ __i ____ ____ __ _ 5849 Koéhler, August W______ »__ 5888 Delegations of authority to con­ Wuerker, Alexander W__ 5888 duct program activities in re- INTERIOR DEPARTMENT gional areas: See also Indian Affairs Bureau; JUSTICE DEPARTMENT Albuquerque, N. Mex_________ 5880 Land Management Bureau. Rules and Regulations Atlanta, Ga________ ________ 5877 Notices Birmingham, Ala___2_________ 5874 O r g a n iz a t io n ; miscellaneous Charlotte, N.C______________ 5881 Statements of changes in finan- amendments. _______ .___ ____ _ 5832 Columbia, S.C_______________ 5883 cial interests: Jackson, Miss________________ 5879 Chamberlain, Alexander. 5862 LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU Jacksonville, Fla_____________ 5875 Witts, Seth N________________ 5862 Notices Little Rock, Ark.,____________ 5875 Louisville, Ky_:______________ 5878 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE Colorado; proposed withdrawal Lubbock, Tex________________ 5884 and reservation of lands______ 5862 Proposed Rule Making Miami, F la._____ I__________ 5876 Income tax; statutory provisions. 5841 Nashville, Tenn______________ 5883 NATIONAL BUREAU OF New Orleans, La_____________
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