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' W r '*» x< VOLUME 29 “V , 1934 NUMBER 33 ^A/ITED * Washington, Saturday, February 15, ì 964 Contents THE PRESIDENT AIR FORCE DEPARTMENT FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS Rules and Regulations COMMISSION Procurement; miscellaneous Proposed Rule Making PROCLAMATION amendments_____ ;____________ 2494 National Safe Boating Week, 1964- 2475 Automatic relay stations; use with remote pickup broadcast sta­ EXECUTIVE ORDERS COMPTROLLER OF THE tions—— — ^______________ _ 2510 Claimants and beneficiaries of CURRENCY Notices Veterans Administration and their attendants; allowance of Notices Show cause orders: Autry, Jerry Stephen-------------- 2514 travel expenses_____ _________ 2479 Decisions granting merger and consolidation applications; Ell wood, Richard B ___________ 2515 Public policy against discrimina­ Goddard, Donald M__________ 2515 tion on basis of age---------------- 2477 Western Pennsylvania National Bank and Beaver Comity H & H Property Maintenance, Trust Co__________________ 2513 Inc___ :____________________ 2516 Seaboard Citizens National Holt, Albert S __________ 2516 EXECUTIVE AGENCIES Bank of Norfolk and Farmers Hughes, Thomas J ____________ 2516 Bank of Holland, Inc_______ 2513 Johnson, Earl L._____________ 2516 Quinn, Henry, et al__ ;________ 2517 AGRICULTURAL MARKETING DEFENSE DEPARTMENT Hearings, etc.: SERVICE Greaige, Robert L., et al______ 2517 See Air Force Department. Hamilton, Charles L., Sr., and Rules and Regulations Mildred B. Hamilton Cherries, red tart pitted; stand­ EMERGENCY PLANNING OFFICE (KBAB) __________________ 2518 ards for grades: Notices Integrated Communication Sys­ Canned______ ____;____________ 2481 tems, Inc., of Massachusetts, Frozen____________ 2483 Turner, H. C., Jr.; appointee’s et al_____ 1________________ 2518 Fruit grown in Arizona and Cali­ statement of business interests. 2530 Jo h n sto n , Meredith Colon fornia; handling limitations: (WECP), and William How­ Lemons (2 documents)—------- 2486 FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY ard Cole (WHOC)__________ 2520 Navel oranges______ _—:— 2485 Rules and Regulations Marietta Broadcasting Co., Inc. Notices (WBIE) and Cobb County Control zone, control area exten­ Broadcasting Co____________ 2520 Apples, fresh ; purchase program— 2513 sion, and transition area; alter­ Middlesex Broadcasting Co. Associate Administrator et al.; ation, revocation, and designa­ (WCNX)__________ q______ 2520 authority delegation---------------- 2513 tion _______________ 2487 Pepino Broadcasters, Inc_____ 2520 Federal airway segments; revoca­ Roman, Raul Santiago.._____ 2520 tion _________ i_______________ 2487 Rosenson, Alan H., et al. (2 doc­ AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION Reporting points; alteration_____ 2488 uments) ________________ 2521,2523 AND CONSERVATION SERVICE Transition area; alteration---------- 2488 Spartan Radiocasting Co_____ 2524 Proposed Rule Making Springfield Television Broad­ Rules and Regulations Airworthiness directive; Lycoming casting Corp. et al________ 2524 Feed grain program, 1964 and VO-540 Series engines._______ 2509 FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION 1965; corn, grain sorghum, and Control zone; alteration________ 2505 wheat________________- _______ 2485 Federal airways: Rules and Regulations Alterations (3 documents) _ 2505,2506 Electric utilities and licensees and Revocation-------:--------------------- 2506 natural gas companies; uniform AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Federal airway segments: system of accounts; expendi­ Designation________ 2508 tures for political purposes------- 2494 See also Agricultural Marketing Revocation (4 documents) _ 2507,2508 Proposed Rule Making Service; Agricultural Stabiliza­ Federal airways, segments, and tion and Conservation Service. transition area; alteration, rev­ Electric utilities and natural gas Notices ocation, and designation---------- 2506 companies; annual reporting of research and development activ­ Designation of areas for emer­ Federal airways, transition area and reporting point; alteration ities__________________________ 2512 gency loans: Natural gas companies; annual re­ Oklahoma.'___________________ 2513 and revocation________________ 2507 ports of system flow diagrams.. 2512 Pennsylvania------------------------- 2513 Jet routes and reporting points; Texas________________________ 2514 alteration and revocation-------- i 2509 {Continued on next page) 2473 2474 CONTENTS FEDERAL POWER COMMIS­ HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND PRESIDENT’S COMMITTEE ON SION— Continued WELFARE DEPARTMENT EQUAL EMPLOYMENT Notices See Pood and Drug Administra­ OPPORTUNITY tion; Public Health Service. Hearings, etc.: Notices Beta Development Co. et al.; Compliance reports; revision of correction__________________ 2526 INDIAN AFFAIRS BUREAU standard form 40 and extension Forgotson, James M., et al.; of time for filing--------------------- 2531 correction_________________- 2526 Rules and Regulations Indiana Natural Gas Corp----- - 2527 O p era tio n and maintenance Lario Oil & Gas Co_____________ 2527 charges; miscellaneous Indian Montana-Dakota Utilities Co— 2528 irrigation projects in Arizona, PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE Pacific Gas and Electric Co------- 2528 Nevada, and Oregon---------------- 2494 Notices Pennzoil Co. et al------------- 2529 Notices Licensed biological products^— 2514 Warren Petroleum Corp---------- 2529 Washakie Public Domain Allot­ ments and Yakima Indian Res­ FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ervation; transfer of land rec­ Notices ords to Portland Area Office 2513 SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.; COMMISSION approval of acquisition of bank’s assets__ ______________________ 2530 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT Rules and Regulations See Indian Affairs Bureau; Land Guides for preparation and filing FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION Management Bureau. of registration documents; in­ terpretative release____________ 2490 Rules and Regulations Notices Prohibited trade practices : INTERSTATE COMMERCE Ideal Toy Corp----------------------- 2490 Hearings, etc.: Motorola, Inc_____________ 2488 COMMISSION Alan-Randal Co., Inc------------- 2531 Wilson Chemical Co., Inc., et al_ 2489 Notices American Insurance Co_— ------- 2531 Automata International, Inc_ 2532 Central Railroad Company of FOOD AND DRUG New Jersey; rerouting of traffic- 2533 ADMINISTRATION Fourth section applications for re lie f________________________ 2532 SMALL BUSINESS Proposed Rule Making Lehigh Valley Railroad; vacation Infection in chickens; nomencla­ of order____________ ______— 2533 ADMINISTRATION ture change; extension of time Rules and Regulations for filing comments___________ 2505 LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU Loan policy; disaster loans and GENERAL SERVICES guarantees-------------- -------------- 2486 Rules and Regulations ADMINISTRATION Oil and gas leases, and mineral Rules and Regulations deposits in acquired lands and TREASURY DEPARTMENT Public contracts; procurement under rights-of-way; miscel­ forms ........................- ..................- 2490 laneous amendments— --------- 2502 See Comptroller of the Currency. Codification Guide The following numerical guide is a list of the parts of each title of the Code of Federal Regulations affected by documents published in today's issue. A cumulative list of parts affected, covering the current month to date, appears at the end of each issue beginning with the second issue of the month. , .. A cumulative guide is published separately at the end of each month. The guide lists the parts and sections affected by documents published since January 1, 1964, and specifies how they are affected. 3 CFR P roposed R u les: 25 CFR 71 [New] (12 documents) — 2505-2509 221______________ _____ 2494 P roclamation: 75 [New]______________________- 2509 3574............ 2475 507___________________ '________ 2509 E xecutive Orders: 32 CFR 10816 (See EO 11142)............ 2479 1001 1003_____ ______ — 2494-2496 16 CFR — 2499 10881 (See EO 11142)------------------ 2479 13 (3 documents)---------------- 2488-2490 1007__________________ 11141 _.—____________ 2477 1019! _____ .¿ L — 2500 11142 _______ A—..................— 2479 1014 _______ —— 2500 4 7 CFR 1016---------------------------- 2501 231-------- 2490 1054__________________ 2501 10R7 ______ —_ 2502 7 CFR 18 CFR 52 (2 documents)___________ 2481,2483 141______________________________ 2494 41 CFR 775______________ -______________ 2485 260_________ 2494 ______ 2490 907_______ 2485 6_16 ___ __ 910 (2 documents)_________ _— 2486 P roposed R u les: | | | ' || _ § 141__________________ 2512 43 CFR 260 (2 documents)—----- --------------- 2512 1Q9 __ ___ 2502 13 CFR 200 2502 120_____________________________ 2486 21 CFR P roposed R u les: 47 CFR 121-______________ 2505 14 CFR 146—1460_______________________ 2505 P roposed R ules: HA ■ H U É 2510 71 [New] (4 documents)----- 2487,2488 146e____________________________ 2505 Presidential Documents Title 3— THE PRESIDENT Proclamation 3574 NATIONAL SAFE BOATING WEEK, 1964 By the President of the United States of America A Proclamation W H ER EA S recreational boating has become a leading outdoor activity for millions of Americans who enjoy this healthful and relaxing use of leisure time ; and W H ER EA S education of the boating public in safe practices contributes to the enjoyment of the sport and reduces the likelihood of accidents ; and W H ER EA S continuing cooperation between organizations and individuals interested in boating is necessary to insure safe boating throughout the year ; and W H ER EA S thè Congress of the United States, in recognizing the need for emphasis on boating
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