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LABOR DEPARTMENT See Fish and Wildlife Service; See Wage and Hour Division FEDERAL REGISTER VOLUME 30 • NUMBER 174 Thursday, September 9, 1965 • Washington, D.C. Pages 11497-11576 Agencies in this issue— Agriculture Department Census Bureau Civil Aeronautics Board Civil Service Commission Commodity Credit Corporation Consumer and Marketing Service Customs Bureau Defense Department Education Office Emergency Planning Office Federal Aviation Agency Federal Communications Commission Federal Housing Administration Federal Maritime Commission Federal Power Commission Fish and Wildlife Service Foreign Assets Control Office Freedmen’s Hospital General Services Administration International Commerce Bureau Interstate Commerce Commission Land Management Bureau Securities and Exchange Commission Tariff Commission United States-Puerto Rico Commission on the Status of Puèrto Rico Wage and Hour Division Detailed list o f Contents appears inside. 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Tnere are no restrictions on the republication of material appearing in the Federal Register or the Code of Federal Regulation Contents AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT EDUCATION OFFICE Sea-Land Service, Inc., and Jacksonville Port Authority. 11539 See also Commodity Credit Corpo­ Rules and Regulations Straits/New York Conference. 11539 ration; Consumer and Market­ Grants to strengthen State De­ Trans-Pacific Freight Confer­ ing Service. partments of Education-------— 11518 ence of Japan________ 11539 • Notices Interchange of personnel with Trans-Pacific Freight Confer­ Maine, Missouri and Texas; desig­ States___________________________ 11523 ence of Japan and Japan- nation and extension of areas Atlantic & Gulf Freight Con­ for emergency loans______ ____ 11534 ference__________ 11540 EMERGENCY PLANNING OFFICE Export Packing & Crating Co., Rules and Regulations Inc.; notice to show cause why CENSUS BUREAU license should not be suspended National security policy governing or revoked__________ 11539 Rules and Regulations scientific and engineering man­ Foreign trade statistics; revised power__________________ ________ 11516 foreign trade classification FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION schedules----------------------------------11502 FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY Notices Rules and Regulations Hearings, etc.: CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD Crisp County Power Commis­ Notices Alterations: sion and Georgia Power Co— 11570 Restricted area------------------------- 11502 Eastern Shore Natural Gas Co. 11568 Eastern—Lansa agreement; re­ VOR Federal airway____________ 11501 assignment of place of hearing. 11535 Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Proposed Rule Making Co____________________ 11571 T ra in in g program; initial flight Mississippi River Transmission CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION assignment----------- 11530 Corp__________________ 11568 Rules and Regulations Petroleum, Inc__________________ 11569 Notices Rock Island Oil & Refining Co., Defense Department; excepted Certain area offices; notice of Inc., et al__ ___________________ 11569 service_____________ ____________ 11501 opening: Sabine Pipe Line Co------------------11570 Denver, Colo_____ _______________ 11535 Texas Eastern Transmission COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Los Angeles, Calif____________ — 11536 Corp__________________ 11570 Salt Lake City, Utah____________ 11536 Texas Gas Transmission C orp.. 11572 See Census Bureau; International San Francisco, Califs____________ 11536 Commerce Bureau. Seattle, Wash____________________11536 FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE COMMODITY CREDIT Rules and Regulations CORPORATION FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS Certain wildlife refuges; hunting: COMMISSION .Id a h o ______ j,---------------------------- 11525 Rules and Regulations Kentucky_______________________ 11527 Flue-cured tobacco, types 11-14, Notices Montana_________________________ 11527 1965 crop; schedule of advance Hearings, etc.: Montana et al--------------------------- 11527 rates by g r a d e s .....11501 Cascade Broadcasting Co. and Nevada (2 documents)__ 11525,11526 S u n s e t Broadcasting Co. Oklahoma_____________ 11525 (K N D X -F M ) ________________11537 Oregon (5 documents)__ 11526,11527 CONSUMER AND MARKETING Kent-Sussex Broadcasting Co__11537 Oregon and Washington— _— 11525 SERVICE Radio Phone Communications, Proposed Rule Making Inc., and American Radio- Proposed Rule Making Telephone Service, Inc______ 11537 Certain wildlife refuges; hunting Dried prunes produced in Cali­ Syracuse Television, Inc., et al__11537 and fishing : fornia; proposed salable and re­ Ultronic Systems Corp. and Idaho.— ----------- 11529 serve percentages and handler Western Union Telegraph Co. 11538 New Mexico and Wyoming------- 11529 reserve obligation for 1965-66 WFLI, Inc. (WFLI) and New- Oklahoma and Montana-------------11529 crop— ---------- ------ ___--------H530 house Broadcasting C o r p . Fresh prunes grown in designated (WAPI)____________ _____ ____ 11538 FOREIGN ASSETS CONTROL counties in Idaho and in Mal­ Notices heur County, Oregon; expenses and rate of assessment_________11530 Hong Kong; importation of cer­ FEDERAL HOUSING tain merchandise---------------------- 11532 ADMINISTRATION CUSTOMS BUREAU Rules and Regulations FREEDMEN’S HOSPITAL Notices Miscellaneous amendments to Rules and Regulations chapter £_____________ ________ 11503 Bulk, crude, undried solar salt Admission and out-patient treat­ from Mexico; antidumping pro- ment; miscellaneous amend­ ceeding notice._______________ _ 11532 FEDERAL MARITIME ments------- ----------- 11517 st?el }acks from Canada; with­ holding of appraisement notice. 11532 COMMISSION GENERAL SERVICES Notices ADMINISTRATION DEFENSE DEPARTMENT Agreements filed for approval: Notices Notices Australia, New Zealand and South Sea Islands Pacific Lump steatite talc from the na­ Industrial defense program 11532 Coast Conference____________ 11538 tional stockpile; proposed dis- hidustrial security program. 11533 Japan-Atlantic & Gulf Freight position..________________ 11572 Settlement of claims____ 11532 Conference____________. _____ 11538 (Continued on next page) 11499 11500 CONTENTS HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND Notices Ohio Power Co_________________ 11574 West Penn Power Co. and Alle­ WELFARE DEPARTMENT Motor carrier applications and gheny Power System________ 11574 See Education Office; Freedmen’s certain other proceedings______ 11561 Hospital. Motor carrier, broker, water car­ rier and freight forwarder ap­ TARIFF COMMISSION HOUSING AND HOME plications___________ 11540 Notices Motor carrier temporary author­ FINANCE AGENCY General Plywood Corp.; notice of ity applications-:______ 11566 investigation and hearing re­ See Federal Housing Administra- Motor carrier transfer proceed­ garding petition for determina­ ' tion. ings ---------------------------------------- 11567 tion of eligibility to apply for adjustment assistance__________11575 INTERIOR DEPARTMENT LABOR DEPARTMENT See Fish and Wildlife Service; See Wage and Hour Division. TREASURY DEPARTMENT Land Management Bureau. See Customs Bureau; Foreign As­ LAND MANAGEMENT BUREAU INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE sets Control. Rules and Regulations BUREAU Public land orders : UNITED STATES-PUERTO RICO Notices Montana ______________________ 11517 COMMISSION ON THE Trade-All Enterprises, Ltd., and Utah ____________ - __________ 11516 STATUS OF PUERTO RICO Irving E. Bordo; order tempo­ rarily denying export privileges- 11534 SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE Notices COMMISSION Economic matters; notice of public INTERSTATE COMMERCE hearings_______________ _______ 11575 COMMISSION Notices Hearings, etc.: WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION Rules and Regulations
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