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AMENDMENTS AND REPEALS TABLE 5(a).—Positive Law Titles of United States Code—Continued Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Title

Section

78 Stat.

Public law

266 9 492 23(b) 744 24(f) 737 25(c) 737 131 266 211-241 --153 182 768 490 265 Ill 610 112 203 224 932 281, 283, 284.... 509 1001 269 1014 610 1114 995 1621 932 1914 552,554 3006A 699 3288 699 3289 1041 3402 995 18 3491 . 995 18 3494 433 18 3656 397 23 101(b) 397 23 104(b)(5) 505 23 120(f) 1090 23 120(f) 398 23 205(a) 397 23 209(d) 425 23 303(a) 398 23 320(b) 434 28 5 434 28 44(d) 1003 28 102(a)(1), (2)... 163 28 124(b)(1), (2)... 695 28 124(c)(4) 695 28 124(c)(5) 201 28 126 434 28 135 434 28 173 434 28 213 434 28 252 428 28 508 1008 28 508 433 28 603 434 28 603 433 28 604(a)(5) 158 28 671(c), (d) 433 28 672-675 158 28 672(c)(6) 158 28 672(c)(7) 434 28 753(e) 434 28 792(b) 445 28 1332(c) 695 28 1336(a)-(c)

88-352 88-448 88-535 88-530 88-532 8^-352 88-276 88-558 88-352 88-493 88-316 88-587 88-452 88-353 88-493 88-619 88-587 88-455 88-520 88-520 88-639 88-619 88-619 88-426 88-423 88-423 88-451 88-658 88-423 88-423 88-426 88-423 88-426 88-426 88-627 88-282 88-512 88-512 88-312 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-631 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-279 88-426 88-279 88-279 88-426 88-426 88-439 88-513

28 28

1346(d) 1398(a), (b).

699 695

88-519 88-513

28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28

1447(d) 1696 1741 1742 1745 1781-1784.. 1785 2075

266 995 996 996 996 996-998 998 1001

88-352 88-619 88-619 88-619 88-619 88-619 88-619 88-623

Comment

Section

Applicability. Amendment. Addition. Repeal. Revision. 801 Applicability. 5(b) Amendment. 7 Repeal; effective date. 714 Applicability. 1,2 Revision. Addition. 9(f)(1), (2) Exception. 104(d) Applicability. 5 Amendment. 801 401(p)

3 1 9(f)(1), (2) 2,4 1 2 9 2 2 402(a) 3 4(a) 3 4(d) 4(b) 305(24) 4(c) 403(a) 403(b)

403(c) 403(d) 403(e) 403(f) 306(a) 3(b) 402(a) 403(g) 402(a) 1 402(a) 2(a) 2(b) 402(c) 403(h)

901 4 5 6 7 8-11 12 1.2

Do.

Revision; applicability. Exception. Addition. Revision. Do. Applicability. Revision. Exception. Supplemental provision. Amendment. Do. Exception. Revision. Partial revision. Addition. Partial repeal. Amendment. Do. Do. Revision. Do. Do. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Revision. Amendment. Supplemental provision. Partial revision. Supplemental provision. Revision. Supplemental provision. Revision. Addition. Amendment. Revision. Do. Existing text designated as (a); new subsecs. (b), (c) added. Revision. Existing text designated as (a); new subsec. (b) added. Revision. Addition. Revision. Repeal. Revision. Do. Repeal. Addition.

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Provisions affected Title

Section

28 32

2464. 107..

32 32 35 35 37 37 37 37

502(f). 504... 3 25, 26. 203(a) 205(a) 205(e). 209...

37 37 37 37 37 37

406(h). 409... 415(a). 416(a). 416(b). 422(c).

37 38 38 38 38 38 38

422(d) 101(19) 101(28) 106(d)(2).... 110 210(a) 216(a)(l)-(3).

38

216(b),

38

78 Stat.

196 466, 469, 470 999 999 425 171 395, 396 1070 1070 1070. 1071 439 383 1070 1002 1070 1070, 1071 1071 504 504 994 464 424 441

Public law

Comment

Section

88-308 88-446

3(g)

88-621 88-621 88-426 88-292 88-422 88-647 88-647 88-647

1(1) 1(2) 305(26)

88-431 88-406 88-647 88-624 88-647 88-647

1 202(1) 202(1) 202(2), (5) 1(a) 202(3)

202(3) 202(4), (6)

88-647 88-450 88-450 88-616 88-445 88-426 88-433

202(4)(C) 4(c) 4(d)

441

88-433

l(a)-(d)

216(c).

441

88-433

1(a)

38 38 38

411... 502(c). 503(6).

88-422 88-664 88-664

3 6(b) 1(a), 11(b)

38 38 38 38 38

503(9)-(13). 506(a)(2)... 521(b), (c).. 521(d) 521(e)-(g)..

396 1095 1094, 1096 1094 1094 1094 1095 1095

88-664 88-664 88-664 88-664 88-664

Kb) 2 3(a), (b) 5 6(a)

38

521(f)(1)

1095

88-664

38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38

541(b), (c). 542(a) 560(b) 601(2) 612(b)(2)._ 612(g) 612(h) 617(a), (b).

1095 1095 1078 593 438 504 1096 504

88-664 88-664 88-651 88-481 88-430 88-450 88-664 88-450

38 38 38 38

620 641 701-788... 704(a)-(d).

500 500, 501 302 1098

88-450 88-450 88-364 88-664

12(b)

38 38 38 38 38

712(a). 715... 722... 723(b) 725...

88-364 88-355 88-355 88-664 88-664

12(b) 12 (a), (c)

38 38 38

782... 801(2). 902(b).

302 272 272 1099 1096, 1099 1098 380 296

88-664 88-401 88-359

305(15) 1(a)

3(c), (d) 4

12(a) "i(a)-"(c)'

Exception. Do. Addition. Revision. Partial repeal. Addition. Revision. Exception. Addition. Revision. Addition. Revision. Amendment. Do. Do. Revision. Deletion. Amendment. Addition. Amendment. Do. Partial repeal. Subsec. (a) designated as (a)(1); subsecs. (b), (c) redesignated as clauses (2), (3). Addition. (Former subsec. (b) redesignated as clause (2) of subsec. (a).) Redesignated as clause (3) of subsec. (a). Savings provision. Addition. Amendment; applicability. Addition. Amendment. Partial revision. Amendment. Subsecs. (e), (f) redesignated as (f), (g); new (e) added. R e designated s u b s e c. (f) amended. Partial revision. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Addition. Do. Existing text designated as (a); new subsec. (b) added. Addition. Revision; savings provision. Exception. Existing text designated as (a); new subsecs. (b)-(d) added. Revision. Revision; exception. Exception. Supplemental provision. Addition. Exceptions. Amendment. Do.

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AMENDMENTS AND REPEALS TABLE 5(a).—Positive Law Titles of United States Code—Continued Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Title 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38

Section 1643(c) 1701(a)(1) 1701(a)(10) 1701(d) 1711(d) 1712 1712(a) 1712(a)(3) 1712(d) 1741(b) 1741(b) 1762(a) 1811(g) 1820(e)(1), (2).. 1823(a) 1823(b) 1823(c) 3104(a) 3203(f) 4103 4103(b) 4107 5001(a)(1)(A), (B).-

78 Stat.

Public law

298 297 297 297 297 298 297 297 297 298 442 298 380 800 801 147 801 1096 504 409 495 410

88-361 88-361 88-361 88-361 88-361 88-361 88-361 88-361 88-361 88-361 88-433 88-361 88-402 88-560 88-560 88-274 88-660 88-664 88-460 88-426 88-448 88-426

600

Comment

Section

Addition. Amendment. Kb) Addition. 1(c) Amendment. 2 Addition. 5 Time extension. 3(b) Exception. 3(a) Revision. 3(b) Addition. 6 Revision. 2 Effective date of amendment. 4 Amendment. Revision. 701(e)(1) Addition. 701(e)(2) Amendment. Do. 701(e)(2) Do. 9 Do. 5 Revision. Do. 117(a), (b) 402(a) (38) Partial repeal. 118 Revision. 7 1(a)

88-450

38

6001(a)(2).

600

88-450

38 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39

5031-5037. 601 1 402 426 308 402 702 403 704 409 711 408 2009 403 2102(b)(1) 693 2103-2105 593 2109. 492 3335(a), (c) 403 3501(c) 403 3513(c)(1) 403 3516(e)(1) 403 3517(b)(1) 403 3518(b)(1) 3619(b)(1), (c)(1).403, 404 3520(b)(1)_ 404 3521(b)(1).. 404 404 3522(b)(1) 404 3523(b)(1) 404 3524(b)(1), (c)(1). 3525(a)(1), (b)(1).404,405 405 3526(a)(1), (b)(1). 406 3527(b)(1), (c)(1). 405 3528(b)(1), (c)(1). 3529(1) 405,406 3530(1) 406 3542(a) 406 35|3(a) 406 3544... 407 3552(a)-(c) 409 3552(a) 408 3562(d)... 409 3660(a)(3), (f)(1) 408 4154 629 6007(a) 408

88-460 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 8^426 88-480 88-480 88-448 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-426 88-452 88-426

31-667 0-65—87

4(a), (b) 104 305(28) 105 106 115 112(b) 107

401(q) 108(a) 108(b)(1) 108(b)(2) 108(b)(3) 108(b)(4) 108(b)(6), (6) 108(b)(7) 108(b)(8) 108(b)(9) 108(b)(10) 108(b) (11),(12) 108(b) (13>, (14) 108(b) (15),(16) 108(b) (17),(18) 108(b) (19), (20) 108(b) (21) 108(b) (22) 109 110 111(a) 114(b) 114(a) 114(b) 113(1), (2) 602(i) 112(a)

Subsec. (a) designated as (a)(1); clauses (1), (2) redesignated as (A), (B). Addition. (Former clause (2) redesignated as clause (B) of subsec. (a)(1).) Addition. Amendment. Repeal. Revision. Amendment. Repeal. Amendment. Revision. Supplemental provision. Revision. Amendment. Addition. Amendment. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Revision. Do. Do. Exception. Revision. Addition. Amendment. Exception. Revision.

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LAWS AFFEiCTED IN VOLUME 78 TABLE 5(b).—District of Columbia Code

(The following titles of the D.C. Code have been enacted into law: Titles 11-17, and 28 (Subtitles I and II)) Provisions affected Section

Title

11

12 15 16 28

Amendatory provisions 78 Stat.

Public law

431 633 431 1055 1057 677 677 677 678 679 679 667

88-426 88-503 88-426 88-644 88-644 88-509 88-509 88-509 88-509 88-509 88-509 88-509

306 (i)(2) 17 306(i)(3) 1 1 2 3(a) 3(b) 3(c) 4 5 1

677

88-509

3(a)

ll-702(d) 11-742 (a) (10) ll-902(d) 11-1701 ll-1701(a) 12-301 15-106(e) 15-108—15-111.. 16-601 28:1-201(27) 28:3-501(1)(a)... 28-2101—283505. 28-2502

Section

Comment

Amendment. Addition. Amendment. Revision. Applicability. Amendment; nonapplicability. Amendment. Addition. Do. Partial revision. Do. Other Commercial Transactions, enactment as Subtitle II, Title 28. Applicability.

TABLE 5(c).—Canal Zone Code Provisions affected Title

2 2 2

Amendatory provisions

Section

78 Stat.

102 121 201(d)

Public law

492 1008 495

88-448 88-631 88-448

Section

Comment

401 (o) 3(e) 402(a) (36)

Amendment. Exception. Repeal.

TABLE 6.—Reorganization Plans Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Year

Plan

statutes vol.: page

1952 1952 1953 1958

66:824 66:824 67:631 72:1799

1961

-- 75:840.

1962

76:1253

1962

76:1253

No. No. No. No.

78 Stat. Public law

5 558 5 1001 l,sec. 3. 428 1, sec. 423 2(b)-(d) No. 7, sees. 425 102(c), 201 No. 2, sec. 427, 2(a), (b) 428 No. 2, sec. 428 22(a)

Conmient

Section

Exception. Do. Partial repeal. Do.

88-460 88-622 88-426 88-426

2 7 305(44) 305(11)

88-426

305(19)

Do.

88-426

305(41) (A), (B) 305(41) (C)

Do.

88-426

Do.

TABLE 7.—Veterans' Regulations Amendatory provisions

Provisions affected Vets. regs.

Part

Paragraph

78 Stat. Public law

Section

Comment

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AMENDMENTS AND REPEALS TABLE 8.—Executive Orders and Proclamations Number

Amendatory provisions

Date

Section

Comment

78 Stat.

Executive orders:

Public law

702

88-524

Addition of lands.

611

88-494

Relinquishment of jurisdiction over lands.

827

88-563

611

88-494

Relinc[uishment of jurisdiction over lands.

388

88-415

Land transfer.

611

88-495

Land acquisition.

1908 July 2

906

1923 June 5

4246

1962 11071 Proclamations:

Dec. 27

2

Supplemental provision.

1902

474.._

May 22 1920

1668

June 14 1924

1713

Oct. 16

TABLE 9.—Treaties and International Agreements Provisions affected Date

Series No.

Amendatory provisions

Stat.

Identification

T S 2 0 7... 9:922

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

Feb. 3

TS 994... 59:1219

Feb. 3

TS 9 9 4... 59:1219

Mexico—utilization of waters of the Colorado River, etc. Mexico—utilization of waters of the Colorado River, etc.

78 Stat. Public law

Section

Comment

1848 Feb. 2

Title to certain acquired property disclaimed.

1003

88-626

171

88-293

1

Applicability.

849

88-565

7

Do.

236

88-346

1(c)

1944

UST 1948 June 19

TIAS 2847.--

4:1830

Convention on the International Recognition of Rights in Aircraft.

Exception.

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Public law

Comment

Section

88-265 17.. 154.

88-271 88-277

157.

88-278

157.

88-278

169.

88-290

170. 173.

88-290 88-297

101

178.

88-297

201

185. 191.

88-300 88-305

3(b) 3

194.

88-308

1

195.

88-308

2(c)

196.

88-308

3(a)

204.

88-317

226. 230.

88-331 88-333

1(c)

238.

88-348

3(a)

267. 271. 276. 279.

88-352 88-354 88-356 88-356

1001(a) 6

305.

88-365

6(c)

336.

88-384

336.

88-385

337.

88-386

3

363.

88-390

606(a)

364.

88-390

606(b)

373, 374.

88-392

373, 374.

88-392

3(b) 3(a)(2)

5 (a), (b)

General Services Administrator, transfer of records, certification of facts, etc. Civil-service laws, exception. Presidential transition activities; office staff members not considered U.S. employees; exceptions. Riverton Federal reclamation project, Wyo., single ownership land limitation, modification. Riverton Federal reclamation project, Wyo., mortgages on real property. National Security Agency employees, termination of employment; authority of Defense Secretary. Civil-service laws, exception. Commodity Credit Corp.; upland cotton consumption, payment-in-kind certificates, issuance. Wheat crop, 1965; farm marketing quotas and national acreage allotments; proclamation provisions. Civil-service laws, exception. U.S. employees, appointment and compensation, exception to laws regarding. Vessels, foreign; fishery research in U.S. waters, authorization provisions. Vessels, provisions of law regarding seizure, condemnation of cargo, etc., applicability. Fishing in territorial waters, prohibition, U.S. enforcement officers, ineligibility of certain employee benefits. Emergency conservation measures, distribution of funds among States, etc. Wool products, certain, duty-free entry. Particleboard, tariff classification; refunds. Property confiscation by Cuban Government, tax refunds or credits, allowance. Civil-service laws, applicability. Civil-service laws, exception. Classification laws, exception. Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, eligibility to receive surplus food commodities. Housing and Home Finance Administrator, authority not affected. Fort Devens Military Reservation, Mass., relinquishment of jurisdiction over lands. U.S. naval hospital, Portsmouth, Va., relinquishment of jurisdiction over lands. Civil-service and classification laws, exception. Military public works authorizations, certain repeals; exceptions. Military family housing construction, authorizations, certain repeals; exceptions. Government funds, expenditure, exceptions to regulations. Government service, employment and compensation of persons, exceptions to regulations.

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Public law

Comment

Section

389.

88-418

391.

88-420

396.

88-422

399. 427.

88-425 88-426

429. 430.

88-426 88-426

1 305(38) 306(d) 306(i)

432.

88-426

308

437.

88-428

1(9)

444463_ 474.

88-437 88-444 88-446

7(a) 502

477.

88-446

513

477.

88-446

514

477. 483.

88-446 88-447

483. 489-

88-447 88-448

514 4(d) 7(1) 401(b)

495.

88-448

402(a) (37)

88-448

402(b)

510, 513, 531.

88-452

529, 531. 529

88-452 88-452

106(a), 114(b), 603(d) 602(c), 605 602(k)

529, 533-

88-452

602(m),613

547

88-454

548

88-454

557, 558.

88-459

3,7

602

88-487

1

618

88-499

6(c)(7)

643

88-607

693

88-511

713, 733.

88-527

744

88-535

749.

88-543

754.

8&-549

495-

_-

502

2(b)

Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, sale of lands, authority. XJ.S.S. Alabama, passage through Panama Canal, toll exemption. Armed Forces, special pay and allowances provisions, continuation. Statute of limitations, exception. F.B.I. Director; annual compensation, repeal of provisions concerning. Civil-service laws, exception. D.C. Board of Commissioners, President; compensation. Federal employees, compensation rates fixed by administrative action, limitation. Government employees missing from duty stations, income tax provisions. Naval vessels, loan extension. Civil-service laws, exception, Noncitizens, laws prohibiting employment, etc., exception. Armed Forces commissary stores, sales prices, adjustment. Armed Forces, flight pay requirements, exception. Armed Forces, proficiency flying. Falcon dam, damage claims, settlement conclusive. Civil-service laws, exception. D.C. Office of Civil Defense; personnel; dual compensation provisions. U.S. Soldiers' Home; employment of retired military personnel, repeal of provisions concerning. Dual Compensation Act, repeal of conflicting laws. Federal employment laws, nonapplicability. Civil-service laws, exception. Real property, acquisition and disposal by U.S., exception to laws regarding. Printing and binding, etc., funds available. Government requirements for procurement and contracts for services, exception. Aliens, employment restrictions, exception. Federal employees; quarters and facilities, rental rates. Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, assistance programs, extension. Civil-service and classification laws, applicability. Retired Federal employees health benefits fund, availability for administrative expenses. Noncitizens, etc., compensation payments, restriction. Civil-service and classification laws, exception. Expenditure of public money for telephone service, exception to laws prohibiting. Property donations, acceptance by Interior Secretary, authority not afifected. Aliens, laws prohibiting payment of, exception.

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Public law

Section

Comment

759

88-553

766

88-557

768

88-558

4

799

88-560

602(b)

800

88-560

701(a)

807 850

88-560

1006

876

88-573

876

88-574

882

88-575

888-_-

88-576

894

88-577

4(d)(3)

895

88-577

4(d)(3)

897, 899

88-578

2(a),(b)

897

88-578

2(a)

899

88-578

2(a)

899-...

88-578

2(b)

907

88-579

9(b)

917

88-581 88-584

2

88-587

2(a)

88-587

7(c)

88-590

2

88-606

3(b)(iii)

88-606 88-633

9(b) 301(d)(4)

88-633

302(a)(2)

88-634

104

88-567

502

105

926 929 931..-.. 937 982 985 1013.... 1014. —. 1017.-.

Sunnyvale, Calif., exchange of lands by Navy Secretary, authority. Mining and mineral leasing laws, withdrawal of certain lands from appropriation under. Claims against U.S. by military personnel and civilian employees, settlement conclusive. Public works, U.S. loans and advances to public agencies and Indian tribes, repayment provisions. Federal National Mortgage Association, pooling of mortgages for sale, authority. Taxes, payment in lieu of, Hawaii Housing Authority. Oreg.-Calif. wildlife refuges, dedication of certain lands to wildlife conservation. Aliens, employment, exception to laws prohibiting. Monterey, Calif., land exchange, authority of Navy Secretary. D.C. police and firemen, deputy chiefs, longevity benefits. Reserve Forces Facilities Acts, authorized funds available. Mining and mineral leasing laws, applicability. Mining and mineral leasing laws, withdrawal of certain lands from appropriation under. Funds credited to miscellaneous receipts of the Treasury, exception to laws regarding. Federal lands, etc., fees or charges collected, disposition. Federal lands, etc., collection or expenditure of recreation or admission fees, repeal of laws prohibiting. Surplus property sale proceeds obligated in appropriation acts, exception. Civil-service and classification laws, exception. Civil-service laws, exceptions. Guam, exclusion from U.S. agricultural programs, exception to laws providing for. Fire Island National Seashore, N.Y., transfer of Federal property to Interior Secretary. Fire Island National Seashore, N.Y., national park system laws applicable; fee collection authorized. Canyonlands National Park, Utah, land exchange authorized. Public Land Law Review Commission, appointment of certain Government employees. Civil-service laws, exception. International law principles, violations by foreign states, determinations by U.S. courts. Alliance for Progress, Inter-American Committee representative, appointment and removal by President. Foreign assistance funds, prohibition of payment to persons in armed forces of recipient countries.

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Public law

Comment

Section

1020

88-634

1020

88-634

1036

88-638

1(11)

1038

88-638

3

1039, 1041

88-639

2,8

1043

88-643

201(c)

1045, 1047, 1063._

88-643

211(b), 231(e), 272,273

1064

88-647

101

Civil-service or classification laws, exception. Noncitizens, payments to, exception to laws prohibiting. Surplus agricultural commodities, sale agreements. Presidential authority. Surplus extra long staple cotton, sale by Commodity Credit Corp., authority. Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Ariz.-Nev., land exchange; disposition of revenues. Central Intelligence Agency, certain retirement provisions, determinations by Director, finality. Central Intelligence Agency, certain retirement provisions, salary deductions; annuity eligibility; reemployment and compensation therefor. Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps, employment of retired military personnel.

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LAWS AFFECTED IN VOLUME 78

TABLES OF PRIOR LAWS AND OTHER FEDERAL INSTRUMENTS R E F E R R E D TO IN TEXT TABLE 11.—General Legislation Date

Chapter

78 Stat.

Date

1787 Sept. 17

2

Constitution

186, 187, 266, 267, 384, 436

130

329

127

188

186

977

104 314

114, 115, 307 864

412.

555

173 837

289 808

1890 Apr. 30 Aug. 30 1894 July 31

Mar. 4 Dec. 23

8

4

174..

492-495

23

549, 872

1

2

893

541

_.

67

670... 872

977 722

1902 161

685, 687, 955

29 Sept. 1

491-493 499, 609, 681, 748, 749, 752, 754, 893, 939 491 583 154, 279, 962, 1050

241 250 267..

1917 17. 64 91

1034 488 716

186

May 22 Oct. 6

1918

702, 851

141 259 280

187 962 893

3

1920 Feb. 14 June 5 10

Sept. 21 1924

140

--

591

1906 8 30

864, 865

95

278, 494

13..

869

331

1922

1904

June

959 1008

73 235

June 10

Apr. 22

426 43

1921

Public law

June 17

976 639

May 10 Aug. 25

July

1901 Mar. 1 3

116. 335

6

1898 July

286, 287

1916

1897 June

435

1914

7

1895 Jan. 12

Apr. 9 Aug. 24

May

1889 Mar. 2

Mar. 1

1913

1887 Feb. 4 Mar. 2

287

181-

1912

1879 Mar. 3

May 17 1911

1865 Mar. 3

78 Stat.

1910

1862 July

Public law

209 382

893 283, 872

Apr. 23 May 19 27 June 6 7 1925 Mar. 3

104 120.148 202 276

541-

-.

588, 593 660 285 288 549

488

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1935

1926 Jan. 27 May 7 20 25 July 2

78 Stat.

Public law

Date

78 Stat.

Public law

Date

2 186 257 280 450

182 198 201 220 271

488, 491 712 254, 979 438 865

June 29 July 5 10 26 Aug. 14

962

19 21

286 292

684 688

24 26 29 30

320 337 392 403

1927 803 1928 May 15 Dec. 21

391 642

1936

1929 Feb. 11 18 20 Mar. 2 20

719 770 Pub. Res. 89___ 935 10 17

206, 1025 851 278 975 567 550

1930 May 29 June 5

284 305

--_

591 1025

1931 Mar. 2 3 3 3

Pub. Res. 126.. 787 791 798

636 548 964 240

212-. 304._

_

284, 490, 495, 690 663

1933 Mar. 3 May 18 27 June 6 13

415 17 22 30 43

114 693 571, 574, 579, 842 960 663

1934 May 7 June 6 12 13

211... 291.-307--324 --

18 19 19 27

383-416-436 -479

28

482 -.

728 625,633 658 14, 199, 307, 454, 532, 798, 910 188 978 623 269,361,663,665, 786,791,805-807 274,987,989

1935 Feb. 22 Apr. 27

Feb. 29 May 20 June 4 4 15 22 22 29 30

461 605 638 648 673 678 738 742 835 846

-

-.

-

_ -

869, 870 873 276 714 589 684 866 554 81,724-726 962

1937 Mar. 24 June 3 24 July 22 Aug. 16 28 Sept. 1

Pub. Res. 14.-. 137 162-. 210 -..... 308 405 -412

290 868 980 866, 873 959 273, 274 657, 665, 786, 789

1938

1932 June 30 July 22

-- ._-

964 979 749 549 10, 128, 510, 794, 960, 961, 974, 975, 1030:, 1051 714 681, 688, 749, 752, 754, 893 279 286 714 13, 307, 454, 502, 532, 797, 910

14 46

280 865,866,869,871 1

Feb. 16 May 11 11 June 15 20 25 25 28

430505-506 634 684 718 748 761

853, 868, 869, 1038 286 189 286 1092 257, 920, 921, 962, 979 286 738

1939 Apr. 13 May 24 Aug. 2 4 9 1940 June 11 11 17 27 July 11 19 19 Aug. 22

Pub. Res. 9 85 252 260 _... 355 589 591 637 668 Pub. Res. 93--753 756 -768__

290 274 870 687 715 286 286 286 541, 543 980 642 688 56, 99, 565, 567, 571, 620, 621, 624, 823, 830, 836, 838, 843

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LAWS AFFEiCTED IN VOLUME TABLE 11.—General

Date

78 Stat.

Public law

18 Sept. 20 Oct. 29

Pub. Res. 96-_783 812

961 961 540, 1031

136 145 213 228 250 284

714 543 961 683, 738 542 975

1942 Feb. 16 July 1

9 Dec. 10

454 642 663 796

1

232 237 319 346 369 410

Sept. 21

425

Dec. 22

534.

26 May 29 June 22

28 July

591 489 475 549

388 282 643 805,960 688 10, 287, 967-974, 979, 1030, 1034 286, 862, 864-867, 871-874 689,690,738

1945 Apr. ^ May Dec.

19 25 3 6

35 40 49 248

687,688 714 654 269,694,720

1946 Feb. 20 May 13 June 4

11 28 July

9

23 26 30 Aug. 1

2

Aug. 2

535,537,540,544,

601

7 7 7 8 13

624 633 648 658 724.

13

726--

14

547 584 685 591 971

733

430,711-713,715, 732,733,761,928, 1014, 1021 188,189,288,394, 559,562,564,595 864,865,867,868, 876

1947

1944 Feb. 22

78 Stat.

Public law

1946

1941 June 28 July 1 Aug. 18

Legislation—Continued Date

1940 Aug. 27 Sept. 16 Oct. 9

78

304 377 396 404 464 493 520 549 565 586 600

374 295,644,645 868 253,402.615,872 730 1000 653, 1038 962 _ 715 964 9, 154, 155, 209, 250,267,270,271, 284,286-291.300, 367-375,458,463, 474,528,529,548, 550,589,592.616, 618,640-644,646, 653,655,657-659, 661,662,685,691694,711,712,714. 715,719,727-729, 731-733.735,862, 864-867,871-873, 907,918,981,990, 1020-1022, 1027, 1028, 1032 1

Feb. 28 June 23 July 18 22 26 30 Aug. 5 6 8

8 _ 101 204.. 210 253 268 361. 373 388 -

863 254,979,980

402 496 527-573 655 759 790 883 896 901

733 863 591 489 972

278 489 1043

654 282 722 869

1948 Jan. 27 Apr. 24 May 14 June 2 16 24 26 July 2 3 Aug. 10

-

659,961, 1070

687 653,654

963 656

1949 Jan. 19 Feb. 26 June 9 10 30 July 11 15

373 721

2..11 92 _ 93 152 162 171 _

251,434,643,745,

906 718 655,734.978

962 288,505,656,791, 792,796,804,873,

874 Aug. 24 Oct. 12 25 26 26 27 28

31

1092 1014

262 351 387 390 408 421 429

665 645,728

581 875 154,258,267,279, 414,415,426,428, 429,432-434,474, 510.528,907,945, 1080 173,177.279.853, 1037

439.

1950 Mar. 10 455 16 460 18 1462

1

716

440 964

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Public law

78 Stat.

Date

475 478 499 507 516 626 630 636 719 774 784 786 797 815 831 874 875 898

664,791 285,286 874 658 1023 717,719 278 435,510,882,886 643 281,542,653 278 713.714 569,664 964 256 369,964 7,641 744

920 78 95 155 213

641,642 961 1025 364 1016, 1018

Aug. 30 Sept. 1

703. 763.

3 15 19

448 547 592._..._.

283 272,694 288

546 401 687 645 691, 766 541 584, 1007 189 961 506, 664 864 864, 865

Apr. 11 May 28

485 540

June 7 19 July 28 31

569 597 828. 854,

Aug.

885.... 896.... 941.... 959.... 979-... 984.... 1018... 1020... 1021... 1024...

687, 853 176, 286, 755, 869, 871, 875 974 964 428 154, 413, 423, 427, 430, 435, 487, 737, 1046, 1050, 1051, 1054, 1058, 1060, 1061 711-713 964 974 276 287, 869 687 956 656 866 868

85-58.. 85-147 85-170 85-287 85-300 85-305

871 548 204 423, 429 591 290

85-333 85-357 85-451 85-507 85-508 85-515 85-536 85-568 85-570

942 289 588, 591 684 989 588 526 485, 640 550

22 28 4 3 4 5 5 9 9 11 11 11

1956

47 83 163 193 258 264 286

393 864.865 1032 290 157 367, 721 544

1953 June 4 26 July 30 Aug. 5 13 13 15 1954 Apr. 1 May 18 June 16 18 24 30 July 2 10

325 364 Pri. L. 419 420 428 451 472 480

22 22 26 28 Aug. 2 4 5 17

517 519 531 545 560 566 568 598

26 26 28

663 665 690

887 588, 591 971 977 506 278 691 214, 548, 653, 658, 712, 755, 863, 875, 993, 1019 278 647, 652 965 876 656, 903 866, 956 287, 390 154, 435, 584, 882, 886 1016 1016 868

377, 691, 766 286, 288-290, 369, 371, 372, 479, 545, 546, 657, 659, 660, 665, 684, 685, 713, 719, 728, 731, 876, 981

24 _ 94. 130 211 221 242 243 255 305 345 352 360

Apr. June July Aug.

1952 July

227, 285, 367, 401, 646, 662, 692,

1955

1951 Jan. 12 July 12 31 Sept. 28 Oct. 26

78 Stat.

Public law

1954

1950 Apr. 20 24 May 3 10 17 July 28 Aug. 1 3 19 Sept. 8 12 13 21 23 23 30 30 Dec. 29

Legislation—Continued

1957 June 21 Aug. 16 28 Sept. 4 7 7 1958 Feb. Mar. June July

20 28 6 7 7 11 18 29 31

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Date

78 Stat.

Public law

425 683, 686 726 591 52 642, 645, 720 279 654 961 652 278 660 11, 589, 914, 1029 288, 289 283 722, 723 290 9,965 1037 876 289

85-599 85-624 85-672 85-692 85-699 85-726 85-743 85-745 85-836 85-844 85-851 85-857 85-864 85-874 85-883 85-890 85-918 85-926 85-931 85-934 85-935

1959 June 25 July 13 17 30 Sept. 9 14 14 23 24 28

86-70 86-89 86-91 86-117 86-249 86-255 86-257 86-372 86-380.. 86-382

__

__

208, 291 426 489 424 549,647,655 652 255,961 656.664 375 154,584,643

1960

78 Stat.

Sept. 4 21

87-195 87-256

22 22 22 22 26 27 30 Oct. 4 4

87-274 87-290 87-293 87-296 87-297 87-328 87-332 87-360 87-383

495, 1015, 1022 715.733,735,928, 966 976 965 1020 423 733 693 204, 555 289 283

1962 Feb. 13 Mar. 2 15 Apr. 4 July 19 27 Sept. 5 14 14 25 28 Oct. 4 5 10 11 11 24 24 24

87-404 87-408 87-415 87-432 87-541 87-554 87-626 87-658... 87-661 87-688 87-714 87-746 87-749 87-788 87-793 87-794 87-879 87-881 87-883

147 588 527.959 275 278 889 279 656.693 286 964 903 1020 864.865 864 400,487.644 959 870 431,885 1028

1963

Mar. 28 Apr. 13 May 6 14 June 12 12 12 12 30 July 5 7 12 12 12 14 14 Sept. 6 8 13

86-397... 86-424 86-449 86-472 86-515.. 86-516. 86-517 86-520 86-555 86-571 86-599 86-610.. 86-619.. 86-629 86-660 86-669 86-707 86-724 86-777

_ _.

489 563 730 715 591 1027 893 623 720 975 281 967 425 1020 726 290 694,711-713, 1021 643 281

1961 May

Public law

1961

1958 Aug. 6 12 18 20 21 23 23 25 28 28 28 Sept. 2 2 2 2 2 2 6 6 6 6

Date

1

June 29 30 July 6 Aug. 8 17

87-27 87-63.. 87-70 87-82 87-128 87-155

527,720,793,798, 959 722 656.903, 1026 537 7,866.868.869, 873.874 874

Apr. May July Aug.

9 17 19 20 27 Oct. 31

88-8... 88-25 88-71 88-102 88-104 88-164

Nov. 4 4 Dec. 11 16 17 18 19 21 23 30 30

88-168 88-170 88-195 88-204 88-206 88-210 88-215 88-224 88-241 88-243 88-250

214 387,585.639 971 368 588 9.10.965.969.970, 972 275 278 653 514,519,964 970 527,964 655 636 431 667 868,870

1964 Jan. 6 Feb. 11 20 26

88-258 88-269 88-271 88-272

Mar. Apr. May June

88-277 88-300 88-309 88-317

7 29 20 9

768 964 291 31,34,44,45,96, 100,113 654 714 282 1093

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Public law

78 Stat.

78 Stat.

1964

1964 June 29 July 2 3 7 9 17 Aug. 14 19 20 20 30 30 31 31

Public law

Date

88-328 88-352 88-354 88-363 88-365 88-379 88-426 88-444 88-452 88-467 88-498 88-511 88-525 88-533

1028 1032, 1033 1024 1027 761, 1026 1027 430,544 1026 981, 1030 574,577,580 1027 284 1023 1028

.._ --.

Sept. 2 2 3 3 4 7 12 15 19 19 Oct. 13 16

770-774, 782, 783, 785, 787, 788, 790, 793, 795, 799, 806 847 904 1029 969 1029 1028 953 1030 1028 1056, 1057, 1061 1029, 1030

88-560 88-563 88-578 88-579 88-581 88-582 88-591 88-597 88-605 88-606 88-644 8&-665

TABLE 12.—Revised Statutes Section

Section

78 Stat.

712 6 716

291 3551 3648

Section

78 Stat.

272, 285, 549, 688, 732, 863, 875, 974

3679

78 Stat.

3732

476

B.C.

1,2 203

620 588

TABLE 13.—Internal Revenue Code of 1939 Section

165(a)(3) - (6)...

Section

78 Stat.

63

800-951

Section

78 Stat.

129

78 Stat.

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Section

1 et seq 1-1388 1-1563

78 Stat.

186, 510 736 821 109, 110, 140 2ih)::::::::: 106, 109 3 24,31 ll._ -126 11(c) 29 11(d) 126 33-35 32 37(a), (b) 33 37(c) 24 37(d) 24,33 38 34,35 46(a)(5y.::::: 34 46(c) 33 46(c)(3)(B)... 35 48(a) 33 48(c)(3) 817, 821, 825 48(d) 33 48(g) 34,35 72(d) 60,62 72(e)(3) 111 72(f) 60,62 72(m)(3) 36 72(m)(5) 107 79(a) 37 101(b) 60,62 103 98 104 36 121 103, 855, 856 121(a)(2) 39 141-145 31 141 24 141(d)(2).... 24,140 142(b)(4).... 32 143 140 151 23,50 151(e)(1) 50 151(e)(4) 79, 108 152 50 162.. 81,82 163(b) 78 164 81 164(a)-(d)-.. 42 164(a)(4) 41 164(b)(5) 43 164(b)(6) 42 164(c)(1) 43 165(a) 238 165(c)(l) - (3). 238 165(c)(3) 128 165(g)(1) 861 166(a) 48 167 81, 83, 101 168 35, 101 170(a)(2) 47 170(b)(1)(A),(C) 44 170(c) 36 170(c)(1) 43 43,44 170(c)(2) 45 170(g)(2)(B),(C) 98,99 171(d) 172 45, 238 172(b)(1) 115 172(b)(1)(D)... 49 172(b)(2) 46 172(k) 49, 238 40,57 212 49 213(iy(A)V-"-li

Section

213(g)(3), (4)... 216 217 242... 243(b)(1)... 243(c)(4)_._. 244, 245 264(a)(3).... 264(c) 267 267(b) 267(c)(4).... 275(a) 275(a)(4) 301 302(b) 305 311 316(b)(2)(B). 318(a) 332 332(b)(1) 333(e)(1), (2). 333(f)(1) 333(g)(3)..... 341(e)(8)(A).. 341(f) 342(a)(2) 351 354r-356 355 361 367 368(a)(1) 371(a) 374(a) 381(c) (15). 381(c) (22). 401-407... 401(a) 401(a)(3) - (6).. _ 401(c)(3) 403(a) 403(b)(1) 404 405(a). 405(c) 406(a) 406(a)(2) 406(b)(2) 407(a)(1)(A).... 407(a)(2)(A).... 407(b)(2) 421-425 421(c)(2) 421(d)(2), (3) — 422(a) 422(a)(1) 422(a)(2) 422(b) 422(b)(l) - (5)... 422(b)(5) 422(b)(6) 422(b)(7) 422(c)(1) 422(c)(2)

78 Stat.

36 39 52, 1077, 1078 114 55 55 54 56 55 97 47 45 42 42 88 763 71 597 88 91 89, 90, 101, 596 90 89 89 90 597 597 93 101, 596 71,811 859 101, 596, 814 811,814 811, 837, 843, 859, 860 101, 596 101, 596 91 857 99 58, 60, 122, 123, 762 63 810,811 58, 60, 62, 63 860 60,81 58, 60, 62, 63 60 60 59 60 62 61 62 75 75 75 63 67 72 74 75 66,67 73 66 63 65

Section

423 423(a) 423(a)(2)._. 423(b) 423(b)(9)._. 423CC) 424 424(a) 424(a)(2).... 424(b) 424(b)(1)... 424(b)(2)... 424(c)(1).... 424(c)(3).... 424(c)(3)(A). 424(c)(3)(B). 425(a). 425(e), (f). 425(h)(1). 453(a).... 483(b)(2). 501(a).... 501(c) 501(c)(5) 511 512 521 621(a) 535(c) 535(c)(2), (3). 542 542(d)(3) 543(a) 543(a)(4)-(6).. 543(a)(4) 543(a)(5), (7).. 543(a)(9) 543(b) 543(b)(3) 544 544Ca)(2) 545 545(b) 545(b)(5), (7), (8) 545(c) 547 552 552(a) 553(a) 562 562(b) 563(b) 663(c) 565 581 684(b) 591 593(a) 594 613 614 614(b) 616(a), (b)

78 Stat.

72 63,69 72 71,74 73 73 72 63 72 71,74 70 73 74 69 66 67 63, 65, 67, 69, 71, 72 75 75 75 78 43, 58, 63, 121-123, 762, 837 253, 821 333 118, 121 118 102 837 126 53 87, 88, 90, 91 80 79,94 85 94 93 94 79,94 81 83 80,81 88 90,92 92 89, 90, 92 87 85,88 86,87 86,87 81 88 81,87 81 82 79,811,823 837 54 856 25 96 97 96, 97 53

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T A B L E 14.—Internal Revenue Code of 1954—Continued Section

615(c)(1) 632 641-683 652, 662 671-678 691 691(c) 692 701-771 707(b) 721 731 751(b) 801-843 801(a) 802 802(b) 804(a)(4) 809(d) (10)--810(c) 812(b)(2) 812(e)(2) 815 815(c) 815(d)(5) 821 831

832(b)(4)V('5y. 851-855 852(b)(2) 856-858 857(b)(2) 881 881(a) 901-905 901 901(a) 904(b)(1) 911 911(a)(1) 911(b) 931-934 951-964 955(c)(1) 955(c)(2) 956(b)(1) 957 958 1011 1014(b)(5)... 1016(a) 1022 1031 1034 1034(b)(1) _-. 1036 1038(b)(2)(B). 1111(d), (e).. 1211(b) 1212(a)(2)(A). 1231 1231(b) 1232(b) 1235(a) 1245(a)

78 Stat.

53 112 84, 85 32 123, 762 101 64 112 105 97 101 101 103 25 818, 820 54, 120, 121, 818 118 53 53 820 858, 859 857 98 859 858, 859 54, 121, 818, 821 29, 818, 859 821 25 118 25, 54 118 121 25 48, 828 42 53 53 107 822 108, 109 107 828 828, 829 828 828 827, 842 827 819 92 104 93 71, 102 103, 855, 856 38 71 855 81,85 100 861 78, 100, 104 84, 113 98 78 105, 597

Section

1245(a)(3).... 1245(a)(3)(A), (B) 1248 1250 1250(a) 1250(d) 1250(e) 1250(f) 1301-1305 1301 1301(b) 1302(b) 1302(c) 1302(e) 1304(b) 1304(f)(1)-... 1341 1347 1371(a) 1401-1403-.. 1451 1501-1563 1502 1503(a)-(d)._ 1504.._. 1504(a) 1561— 1562 1562(a) 1562(b) 1562(c), (g).. 1563(a) 1563(a)(1) _ — 1563(a)(2).... 1563(a)(4).... 1563(b). 1563(b)(2), (c)(2) 1563(d) 1563(d)(1)... 1563(d)(2)... 1563(e) 1563(e)(4).... 1563(f)(4).... 2001-2209—2001 --2013 2039-— 2051-2056-... 2101, 2102 2501-2524 2517 3101-3126 3101 3121(g) 3121(1) 3201, 3211 3306(i) 3402 4041(b) 4081 4343(a) 4511-4514 4911-4931

78 Stat.

101 35 828 101-104 102, 104, 105 103 102, 104 102 110 110,112 112 107,110 107 111 111 110 112 112 112 128 42 119 113 116 80,81,115, 815, 816, 825 54 31 52,53 118 31 119 126 122 122, 123 121 118 125 123, 125, 126 120, 122 120, 122, 124 123, 124 122 121 93, 106, 129 93, 761 93 60,62 761 93 106 60,62 42 59 920, 921 58,59 42 124 42 904 904 813 844 843, 844

Section

4911.

4912 4912(b)(l)-(3) 4914(a)(8).-.. 4915 4915(c)(1)...4916 4916(a) 4917 4918 4918(b) 4918(c), (d).4918(e) 4918(f) 4919(b)(2).-4919(b)(3)-.. 4919(c)(1), (2) 4920(a)(1) — 4920(a)(2).— 4920(a)(3)..4920(a)(4) _..4920(a)(5)—5511 6011(d) 6013 6016 6016(b) 6039 6039(a) 6039(a)(2) — 6039(b) 6042(a)(1) 6042(c) 6044(a)(1) 6049(a)(1) 6049(c) 6052 6052(a) 6052(b) 6074(a) 6074(b) 6076 6081— 6323(a) 6323(d)(2)-.-. 6324(c), (d)_-. 6411(a) 6412(a)(2) 6421 6601 6652(a)(2) 6655 6655(b)(1) 6681 6851, 6861, 6871 7121 7122 7203 7241 7701 (a) (19).-.. 7701 (a) (33)...

78 Stat.

810-813, 820-828, 830-833, 839, 843, 845-847 839 813 813 814, 842 811 814 819, 842 814, 820 843 844 844-846 844, 845, 847 844 846, 847 846 837 810, 812 814 811, 822, 843 809, 839, 844 811 1085 833, 844 23, 39, 43, 107 25, 28, 53 25 73 74,75 74 75 74,76 75 74 37,74 37 36 37,74 37 26,27 29 845 27 127 127 128 111 904 904 238 75 53 28 810 438 761 858 845 845, 846 79 115,116

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78

T A B L E 15(a).—Positive Law Titles of United States Code (The following titles of the U.S. Code have been enacted into positive law: Titles 1, 3, 4, 6, 9, 10, 13, 14, 17, 18, 23, 28, 32, 35, 37, 38, and 39.) U.S. Code

U.S. Code 78 Stat.

Section

202,203,213--. 1, 2 102 106 265 1331-1337 1401a(b) _. 1431-1446 2031(a) 2101-2111 2103(b) 2104 2106 2107 2109 2231-2238 2301-2314 2353 2665 2672 2673 2674 2675 4342(a), (b) - ... 4242(e) 4343._.. 4385(c) 4774 (f), (g). — 5573 6376,6377 6904, 6906, 6909 6956 7202 7204 7208 7209(a)._ 7422(a) 7574(d), (e).. - . 8033 8496 9342(a) 9342(b), (e).. _. 9343 9385(c) 9774(f), (g).... 23(b) 1 et seq 1 8 111, 112 1001 1254 1341-1343 1913 3041 3056 3192 3401(b)-(e) 3492 4244-4248 101 et seq 101 104(a) 120(a)

78 Stat. Title

541 155 373 422 466 1051 484 467 1064 1073, 1074 1066 1068, 1070, 1071 1070, 1072 1066, 1070, 1072 1070 888 362 478 476 475 887 364 887 149, 150 150 149 1071 360 1072 375 1072 150 468 475 475 475 340 360 466 466 152, 153 152 152 1071 360 489 83 1041 708 610 171, 246, 248 193 571 869, 870 730 647 711 745, 899 995 717 727, 1092 398, 898 726 505

Section

23 23

125 203

23 23 23 23 23 23 23 28 28 28 28

204 205 209 210 212 309 320 81-144 371-373, 375 503 1254

28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28

1291, 1292.. 1358 1404, 1406.. 1441 1443 .1446 1491 1732 1744 1783(b) 1784 2112

28 28 28 32 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38 38

2671-2680-2672 2677 709 101 101(3) 101(23) 201(c). 203.-. 209(c) 301 406,407 101 107--301-360 301 314 334 351 501-562 521(d) 610(a) 631-634 641 722,725 801-805 902 1501-1510-.. 1601-1669--. 1701-1778--. 1701(a)(1)--. 1711 1801-1825--.

38 38

1810 1824.-

.-

505. 727, 1090 273, 275, 277, 285, 727 727 285 727 889 727 726 727 554 729 428 16, 456, 523, 924 261 738 261 445 266 389 399 995 996 998 998 15, 192, 456, 522 510 721, 722, 733 660 469 484, 557 437, 438, 1014 437, 438 1070 1070 1071 477 383 484, 486, 487 1098 1051 484, 486, 487 504, 505 505 660 504, 1096 1096 501 661 660 1099 660 660, 661 660 660 298, 660, 1094 298 298 207, 660, 661, 805 380 207, 661, 801

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U.S. Code

38 38 38 38 38 38

Section

Title

Section

Title

78 Stat.

78 Stat.

1901-1905 4101 4104(1) 5001,5002,5004 5033(a) 5034(1)

660 441 411 661 502 503

-_ - _

2201, 2202 2331 3335(a), (c).. 3543, 3544 3552 4152

39 39 39 39 39 39

371 402 489 406 407 155

__.

TABLE 15(b).—District of Columbia Code (The following titles of the D.C. Code have been enacted into law: Titles 11-17, and 28 (Subtitles I and II)) D.C. Code Section

Title

14

D.C. Code

78 Stat.

Section

Title

14-501

633

78 Stat.

28

677

28:2-725

TABLE 15(c).—Canal Zone Code C.Z. Code Title

2 2

C.Z. Code

78 Stat.

Section

Section

Title

2 102

684 489

2 2

TABLE 16.-—Reorganization Year

1946

Plan

78 Stat.

No. 2

666

Year

1950

Plan

No. 14

78 Stat.

371 412(c)

684 391

Plans 78 Stat.

Year

14, 199, 307, 454, 532, 798, 910

1953

Plan

No. 8

78 Stat.

733

TABLE 17.—Veterans' Regulations Regulation l(a)„._-

Part

VIII

31-667 0-65—88

78 Stat.

660

Regulation

Part

78 Stat.

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Number

Date

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E.O. (unnumbered) . __ Nov. 22, 1873 E.O. (unnumbered) Nov. 16, 1874 E.O. (unnumbered) May 15, 1876 Nov. 22, 1915 E.O. 2273 E.O. 6910. _- Nov. 26, 1934 Feb. 5, 1935 E.O. 6964 Feb. 26, 1942 E.O. 9079

188 188 188 188 987, 989 987, 989 971

Date

Number

E.O. 9358 E.O. 10422 E.O. 10758 E.O. 10787 E.O. 10918 E.O. 10925 E.O. 11035 E.O. 11150 Proclamations (None)

July Jan. Mar. Nov. Feb. Mar. July Apr.

78 Stat.

1, 1943 9, 1953 4, 1958 6, 1958 16, 1961 6, 1961 9, 1962 2, 1964

642 643 642 274 375 263 655 209

TABLE 19.—Treaties and International Agreements Treaty or agreement

Treaty or agreement

78 Stat.

1854 May 10

555

(Indian) 1855 June 9 (Indian)

747

TS226 TS 232 TS 455 TS 461 TS 548 TS 720 TS 864 TS 993

78 Stat.

713 713 713 713 714 714 713, 714 384

Treaty or agreement

TS 994 TIAS TIAS TIAS TIAS TIAS TIAS TIAS

1665 2130 3170 5410 5515 5631 5638

78 Stat.

386, 481, 713, 714 278, 279 714 384 581 184, 714, 793 299, 301 758

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Abraham Lincoln, second inauguration, anniversary 436 Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Indians, Okla., land conveyance 393 Accounting and Auditing Act of 1950, Amendment, Architect of the Capitol, auditing by the Comptroller General. 551 Accounts, Bureau of, appropriation for 367 Administrative Conference Act 615 Administrative Conference of the United States, establishment 616 Administrative Expenses Act of 1946, Amendment, government employees in Alaska, transportation of privately owned motor vehicles 8 Administrative Procedure Act, nonapplicability under Internal Security Act of 1950 amendments (Title III) 170 Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations: Appropriation for 375 Employees, compensation 429 Advisoty Committee on Private Enterprise in Foreign Aid, extension -- 1012 Africa, extension of restriction on military aid to 1012 Aged: Chronic diseases and health of the aged, appropriation for services, etc 10, 968 Housing for the elderly— Appropriation for 656, 664 Handicapped, loan program 783, 784 Rural areas, extension of loan program 233 Aging, Office of, appropriation for 976 Agricultural Act of 1949, Amendments: Cotton research program; loans 174 Livestock, emergency feed program, penalties for misuse; inclusion of Virgin Islands 927 Milk programs for Armed Forces, extension 736 Price support levels 174, 182, 183 Surplus food commodities, donation for use overseas, promotion of selfhelp activities 1038 Agricultural Act of 1954, appropriation for effecting provisions 868

Page 286 173

effecting provisions Agricultural Act of 1964 Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938: Amendments— Acreage allotments and marketing quotas 6, 175, 178, 581 Cotton, payment-in-kind certificates; export market acreage; normal yield 173, 175, 177 Land use 179 National acreage allotments, transfer because of natural disaster 177, 179 Rice, transferring of acreage allotments, elimination of certain requirements 6 WheatMarketing allocation program; certificates 179-181 Referendum, deferment 179 Special acreage reserve 178 Appropriation for effecting provisions- 868, 869 Agricultural Advisory Commission, National, appropriation for 872 Agricultural Commodities. See also individual commodities. Acreage allotments and marketing quotas 6, 175, 178, 581 Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938. See separate title. Importation, proclamation 1249 Surplus— Appropriations for removal, use of funds for related programs 868 Donation for use overseas, promotion of self-help activities 1038 Agricultural Hall of Fame, audit of accounts; report to Congress 635 Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946, appropriation for effecting provisions 864, 865, 867, 868 Agricultural Marketing Service, appropriation for 867, 1023 Agricultural Organizations, unrelated business taxable income, exemption 333 Agricultural Research Service, appropriation for 862, 1023 1353

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Page Agricultural Stabilization and Conserva- Page Agriculture, Department of—Continued Agricultural Stabilization and Consertion County Committee Employees, vation Service, appropriation for_ _ 204, compensation rate, increase 412 869 Agricultural Stabilization and ConservaAgricultural Trade Development and tion Service, appropriation for 204, 869 Assistance Act of 1954. See sepaAgricultural Trade Development and Asrate title. sistance Act of 1954: Animal quarantine station, Clifton, Amendments— N.J., sale to city; relocation 939 Commodity Credit Corporation, appropriation Act, 1965 862 propriation for reimbursement Appropriation for 204, of; limitations 1035-1038 207, 223, 285, 602, 862, 1023, 1028 Communist China, promotion of inBankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act— dependence from trade with 1037 Amendment, national forests and Extension 1037 grasslands, protection, jurisdicFamine relief assistance, purchase of tion of United States Commisforeign currencies for self-help sioners 745 activities 1037 Appropriation for effecting provisions. 866, Foreign currencies, sale of siu-plus 873 commodities for— Commodity Credit Corporation. See Communist controlled countries separate title. and countries aiding Cuba, reCommodity Exchange Act, appropriastriction on agreements with__ 1036 tion for eff ectin g provisions 869 Exchange rates; convertibility 1035 Commodity Exchange Authority, approUsepriation for 869 Advisory committee for review, Conservation programs, appropriation establishment 1036 for 869-871 Congressional review and approConsolidated Farmers Home Administration control 1036 tration Act of 1961, appropriation Private business loans, removal for effecting provisions 866, 873, 874 of limitations 1035 Cooperative State Research Service, Sales to United States citizens. _ 1037 appropriation for 864 Interest rates on loans and term Corporations, appropriation for 874 supply contracts 1036, 1037 Cotton, extra long staple, determination of surplus supply 1038 Report to Congress, annual 1037 Credit agencies, appropriation for 873 Appropriation for effecting provisions. _ 658, Economic Opportunity Council, mem863, 875 bership 531 Agriculture, Department of: Economic Research Service, appropriaAdvisory committee to review status tion for 867 and use of foreign currency, Farmer Cooperative Service, appropriamembership 1036 tion for 865 Agricultural Act of 1949. See separate Farmers Home Administration— title. Appropriation for 873 Agricultural Act of 1954, appropriation Everglades National Park, Fla., transfor effectin g provisions 868 fer of lands to 933 Agricultural Act of 1956, appropriation New Federal loan adjustments, Alaska for effecting provisions 286 earthquake damages 505 Agricultural Act of 1964 173 Federal Crop Insurance Act, amendAgricultural Adjustment Act of 1938. ment, coverage, expansion to new iSfee separate title. counties 933 Agricultural commodities. See separate Federal Crop Insurance Corporation, title. appropriation for 874, 1023 Agricultural Marketing Act of 1946, Federal Extension Service, appropriaappropriation for effecting protion for -864 visions 864, 865, 867, 868 Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Agricultural Marketing Service, approRodenticide Act, amendments 190 priation for 867, 1023 Feed grain program for livestock, penalties for misuse 927 Agricultural Research Service, approFlood prevention, appropriation for. 866, 1023 priation for 862, 1023

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Page Agriculture, Department of—Continued Page Agriculture, Department of—Continued National forests. See separate title. Food Stamp Act of 1964 703 National Wilderness Preservation SysAppropriation for effecting provitem, establishment 890 sions 1023 Organic Act of 1944, appropriation for Foreign Agricultural Service, appropriaeffecting provisions 862, tion for 868 864-867, 871-874 Foreign currency program, appropria^ Plant and animal disease and pest tion for 863 control, appropriation for 863 Forest Service. See separate title. Fruit and vegetable containers, standResearch and demonstrations, approards, marking requirement 697 priation for 862 Rural Areas Development, Office of, General administration, appropriation appropriation for 871 for 872 Rural Electrification Act of 1936, General Counsel, OflBce of the, approappropriation for effecting provipriation for 871 sions 873 General provisions. Appropriation Act_ 876 Great Plains conservation program, Rural Electrification Administration— Alaska earthquake damages, new appropriation for 866 Federal loan adjustments 506 Guam, establishment of agricultural Appropriation for 873 program in 926 Rural Housing for the Elderly RevolvHatch Act (Experiment Stations), approing Fund, appropriation for 873 priation for effecting provisions 864 Rural Rehabilitation Corporation Trust Information, Office of, appropriation Liquidation Act, appropriation for for 872 effecting provisions 874 Inspector General, Office of the, appropriation for 871 School lunch program, appropriation for 868 International Wheat Agreement Act of 1949, appropriation for effecting Secretary, Office of the, appropriation provisions 875 for 872 Smith-Lever Act, appropriation for Land conveyances— effecting provisions 864, 865 Clifton, N.J., animal quarantine station 939 Soil Bank Act, appropriation for effectCocke County, Tenn 388 ing provisions 869, 871 Grand Junction, Colo 958 Soil Conservation and Domestic AllotPender County, N. C 750 ment Act— Amendment, county agricultural comLewis and Clark Trail Commission, mittee system, administration 743 membership 1005 Management Services, Office of, approAppropriation for effecting propriation for 872 visions 865, Meat import quotas, regulations 594, 595 866, 869, 871, 1023 Meat inspection, appropriation for 863 Statistical Reporting Service, approMedicine Bow National Forest, Wyo., priation for 867 jurisdiction over land 611 Sugar Act of 1948, appropriation for Migrant agricultural workers— effecting provisions 869 Assistance through programs under Watershed Protection and Flood PreEconomic Opportunity Act of vention Act, appropriation for 1964 525 effecting provisions 866 Registration of contractors of 920 WUderness Act 890 Milk program— Yearbook of Agriculture, appropriaDairy products available to Armed tion for 872 Forces, extension of program 736 Special, appropriation for 868 Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Colleges, appropriation for endowment 964 National Agricultural Advisory Commission, appropriation for 872 Agriculture and Related Agencies Appropriation Act, 1965 862 National Agricultural Library, appropriation for 872 Air Carriers Oiquidation of contract authorization), appropriation for 642 National Commission on Technology, Automation, and Economic ProgAir Force, Department of the. See also ress, Federal Interagency ComArmed Forces; Defense, Departmittee, membership 463 ment of.

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Page Page Aircraft, Missiles, Etc.—Continued Engines and propellers, temporary importation for repair and exporta472 tion 231 167 Research and development 167 205, Validity of instruments, recordation 236 1024 474 Airports: Dulles International Airport, appropriation for 645 Grants-in-aid (liquidation of contract 340 339 authorization), appropriation for... 645 Washington National Airport, appropriation for 645 164 Alabama, U.S.S. Alabama, establishment as public shrine, passage through 887 Panama Canal without toll 391 351 Alamo Band of Puertocito Nayajo Indians, N. Mex., lands held in trust for 189 205, 465 Alaska: Commercial fishermen, loans available. _ 199 Missiles, appropriation for procureDisaster relief for earthquake area, ment 472 funds for 173 National Guard. See separate title. Fairbanks, certain land conveyance, reOflficers, certain, relief of liability to moval of restrictions 384 refund uniform allowances 994 Operation and maintenance, appropriaFederal Reconstruction and Develoption for 468 ment Planning Commission for Alaska, appropriation for 209 Reports to Congress, military construction costs, contract awards. _ 357, Motor vehicles of Government employees, transportation of privately 363 owned 8 Research, development, etc., appropriation for 473 Public lands— Application for selection, time extenReserve components— sion for filing 168 Appropriation for 205, 466 Proceeds from sale transferred to Military construction, appropriation State 989 for 888 Saxman, land conveyance 438 Officer promotions -_ 999 Transitional grants— Uniform allowances, computation of Appropriation for 208 service for 1002 Extension 201 Reserve Forces Facilities Authorization Act, 1965 365 Umiat field, naval reserves, production Reserve Officers' Training Corps Vitaliand sale of petroleum 340 zation Act of 1964 1063 Uniformed Services, transportation Salary increase 395 allowance for trailers 383 Travel and transportation allowances, Alaska Centennial Celebration, congresadvance movement of dependents, sional recognition; report 990 baggage, automobile, etc 383,439 Alaska Omnibus Act: United States Air Force Academy— Amendments— Appointments; agreement to serve Highways, repair of damage due to as officer for five years 151, 163 earthquake ^ 505 Nonfulfillment of agreement; order to Reconstruction assistance, loan adactive duty 1072 justments, urban renewal, e t c.. 505 Air Museum, National, appropriation for. 289 Transitional grants, etc., extension... 201 Air National Guard. See under National Appropriation for effecting provisions. 208, 291 Guard. Alaska Omnibus Act, 1964 Amendments to Air Pollution Control: the 505 Appropriation for 970 Alaska Railroad Revolving Fund: Mass transportation facilities, provisions Appropriation for 208, 279 for 308 General manager, assistant, and officers, Aircraft, Missiles, Etc.: compensation 279 Appropriation for procurement 470-472 Air Force, Department of the—Continued Aircraft, missiles, etc.— Appropriation for Research and development Appropriation for 465, 887, General provisions. Appropriation ActLand conveyances— Fort Walton Beach, Fla., adjustment of conditions Oroville, Calif Medical and dental officers, erroneous credit of service, relief of liability.. Military Construction Appropriation Act, 1965 Military Construction Authorization Act, 1965 Military personnel, appropriation for__

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Page American Symphony Orchestra League, Page a u d i t of accounts; report to Congress. 635 291 1222 American War Mothers, audit of accounts; report to Congress 635 AMVETS (American Veterans of World War II), audit of accounts; report to Congress 635 [NOTE: For actions concerning individuals, see Animal Disease Control, appropriation Individual Index, following this Subject Index.] for 863 A m a t e u r radio operators, authorization to operate station 202 Animal Quarantine Station, Clifton, N.J., sale to city, relocation 939 Deportation suspensions; withdrawal 1215, 1216 Annual and Sick Leave Act of 1951, Amendments: Employment in Smithsonian I n s t i t u Military service, crediting for annual tion 754 leave accrual purposes 487 Nonresident, withholding of tax 146 Sick leave provisions, extension of P e r m a n e n t residence s t a t u s 1216 cover9,ge 583 Allegany Indian Reservation, N.Y., p a y Antimony, disposal from national stockm e n t to Seneca Indians for certain pile, authorization 993 lands 738 Appalachian Regional Commission, a p Allegheny Portage Railroad National Hispropriation for; condition.. 1032 toric Site, Pa., establishment 752 Appeals, Courts of. See under Courts, Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National United States. Institute of, appropriation for 973 Apprenticeship and Training, Bureau of, Alliance for Progress: appropriation for 959 Appropriation authorization 1010 Appropriation for 1015, 1016 Appropriation Acts: Agriculture Department and related Inter-American Committee on the, agencies, 1965 862 appointment of United States repCommerce, Department of, 1965 720 resentative 1014 Continuing Appropriations, 1965 223,602 Alumina and Bauxite, suspension of d u t y, Defense, Department of, 1965 465 extension 298 Deficiency, 1964 204 American Battle Monuments Commission, District of Columbia, 1965 588 appropriation for 731 Executive Office, 1965 373 American Chemical Society, audit of Foreign assistance and related agencies, accounts; report to Congress 635 1965 1015 American Education Week, 1964, proclaHealth, Education, and Welfare, Demation 1254 part m e n t of, 1965 963 American Historical Association, audit of Independent Offices, 1965 640 accounts; report to Congress 63 5 Interior Department and related agenAmerican Landmarks Week, proclamacies, 1965 273 tion 1269 Judiciary, 1965 728 American Legion, The, a u d i t of accounts; Justice, Department of, 1965 716 report to Congress 635 Labor, Department of, supplemental, American Legion Plaque and Medal, 1964 172 renewal of p a t e n t s 378 Labor, Department of, 1965 959 American-Mexican Chamizal Convention Legislative Branch, 1965 535 Act of 1964 184 Military Construction, 1965 887 Appropriation for effecting provisions-. 714 Post Office Department, 1965 371 American-Mexican Treaty Act of 1950, Public Works, 1965 682 extension of provisions 186 State, Department of, 1965 711 American National Theater and Academy, Supplemental, 1964 9 The, a u d i t of accounts; report to Supplemental, 1965 1023 Congress 635 Treasury, Department of the, 1965 367 American Printing House for the Blind, Architect of the Capitol: appropriation for 977 Appropriation for 211, 224, 544 American Revolution, Sons of the, audit Auditing of accounts by Comptroller of accounts; report to Congress 635 General 551 American Society of International Law, Capitol buildings and grounds, a p p r o priation for 211, 545 audit of accounts; report to Congress. 635 Alaska Temporary Claims Commission, appropriation for Algeria, immigration quota, proclamation. Aliens. See also Immigration and N a t uralization Service and Immigration and Nationality Act.

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Architect of the Capitol—Continued Page Armed Forces—Continued Page Capitol power plant, appropriation for_ 546 Reserve Officers' Training Corps VitaliCompensation 415 zationAct of 1964 1063 Employees, dual compensation, exempRetired pay for non-regular service, tion 488, 489 computation 1034 House office buildings, appropriation for. 546 Salary increase 395 Library buildings and grounds, approSenior Reserve Officers' Training Corps, priation for 546 establishment 1070 Retirement benefits 8 Travel and transportation allowances, Senate office buildings, appropriation trailers; advance movement of for 545 dependents, automobile, etc 383, 439 Vehicular tunnel under United States United States Military, Naval, and Air Capitol Grounds, approval 334 Force Academies, appointments, Area Redevelopment Act, appropriation etc 148 for effecting provisions 720, 959 Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Argentina, loan of naval vessels to, exUnited States: tension 444 Advisory committee members, dual Arizona: compensation provisions 490 Colorado River Indian Reservation, Appropriation for 733 ownership of real property 188 National Commission on Technology, Father Eusebio Francisco Kino statue; Automation, and Economic Progacceptance by Congress, placement ress, Federal Interagency Comin Capitol rotunda 1211, 1212 mittee, membership 463 Fort Bowie National Historic Site, Army, Department of the. See also Armed establishment 681 Forces; Defense, Department of. Lake Mead National.Recreation Area, Aircraft, missiles, etc.— administration, etc 1039 Appropriation for 470 Papago Tribe of Indians, Sil Murk Research and development 167 village, relocation 559 Allegany Reservation, N.Y., relocation Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian of cemeteries, monuments, etc., of Reservation, land conveyance 564 Seneca Nation of Indians 740 Arkansas, Graham Burke Pumping Plant, Appropriation for 205, 465, 682, 887, 1031 designation 1062 Cemeterial expenses, appropriation for. 682 Armed Forces. See also individual services. Civil functions, appropriation for 1020 Aircraft, missiles, and naval vessels, Clayton, N. Mex., relief of liability of procurement; research and developState for destruction of property at_ 943 ment, appropriation authorization. 167 Engineers, Corps of. See separate title. Dairy products available through ComFort Devens Military Reservation, modity Credit Corporation, exMass., relinquishment of jurisdictension of program 736 tion over certain lands within 336 Dependents, evacuation from Panama Fort Jay Military Reservation, N.Y., and Cyprus, payment 992 Dual Compensation Act 484 acquisition of YMCA building 861 Housing. See separate title. General provisions. Appropriation Act. 474 Induction exemption, sole surviving Grand Prairie, Tex., airport facilities, son 296 approval 292 Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps, Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps, establishment 1063 establishment 1063 Military Construction Appropriation Land conveyance. Saint Paul, Minn., Act, 1965 887 United States interest in certain Military Construction Authorization lands 378 Act, 1965 341 Military Construction Appropriation Missing persons detained in foreign Act, 1965 887 countries, crediting of pay and Military Construction Authorization allowances 437 Act, 1965 341 Personal and household effects brought Military personnel, appropriation for. 205, 465 in under Government orders, National Board for the Promotion of temporary free importation 222 Rifle Practice, appropriation for.. 470 Reserve components, uniform allowNational Guard. See separate title. ances, computation of service for. _ 1002

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Arts and Cultural Development Act of Pa?« 1964, National 905 Atlantic-Pacific Oceans Canal, study and report 990 Atomic Energy, Joint Committee on: Appropriation for 642 Fission product contracts, report by Atomic Energy Commission 230 Hearings each session of Congress 172 Nuclear materials, guaranteed purchase price, contract criteria review 605, 606 Atomic Energy Act of 1954: Amendments— Atomic energy patents, licensing requirement, extension 376 Commission officials, salary provisions, repeal 429, 430 Congressional review 605, 606 Indemnity provisions 376 Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, hearings 172 Licenses, distribution and purchase of special nuclear materials 602-607 Military Liaison Committee, Chairman, dual compensation provisions 490 Termination of mandatory Government ownership of special nuclear materials 603 Appropriation for effecting provisions __ 691 Atomic Energy Commission: Appropriation for 691 Facilities, construction, etc., appropriation authorization 227 Hanford project, Washington— Disposal of property, authorization-. 376 Land exchange 766 National Commission on Technology, Automation, and Economic Progress, Federal Interagency Committee, membership 463 Private Ownership of Special Nuclear Materials Act 602 Atomic Energy Commission Authorizing Legislation, 1965, printing of additional copies of hearings on 1209 Atomic Energy Community Act of 1955, Amendments, disposal of property at Richland, Wash 376 Attorney General. See under Justice, Department of. Attorneys, United States: Appropriation for 717 Salaries 428, 1008 Aviation Hall of Fame, incorporation 314 Aviation Month, United States International, 1964, proclamation 1255 Aviation War Risk Insurance Revolying Fund, appropriation for 720

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Page Page Blind—Continued Books for, appropriation for 548 Disabled veterans, special housing for.. 380 Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act: Income and resources, t r e a t m e n t in Amendment, protection of national determining aid for 1078 forests and grasslands, jurisdiction White Cane Safety D a y, designation; of United States Commissioners. _ 745 proclamation authorization 1003 Appropriation for effecting provisions. _ 866, 873 Blinded Veterans Association, audit of accounts; report to Congress 635 Bankruptcy Act: Amendment, referees, salary increase._ 434 Blue Star Mothers of America, audit of accounts; report to Congress 635 Rules of practice and procedure under, Board for Fundamental Education, audit promulgation; repeal of prior proof accounts; report to Congress 635 vision.__ 1001 Boating Week, National Safe, 1964, Banks and Banking: proclamation 1226 E x p o r t - I m p o r t B a n k of W a s h i n g to n — Appropriation for 1021 Bonneville Power Administration, a p p r o priation for 211, 689 Communist countries, restriction on Park Federal Reclamation extension of credit to 1022 Bostwick Project, Colo., construction 852 Federal Deposit Insurance Act, amendBotanic Garden: ment, change of control of insured Appropriation for 211, 547 b a n k s; report 940 Vehicular tunnel under, part of InnerFederal Reserve b a n k s, purchase of loop Freeway System 333 United States obligations from Bourbon Whiskey, recognition as disTreasury Department, extension of tinctive product of the United States. 1208 authority 235 Boy Scouts of America, audit of accounts; Inter-American Development Bank report to Congress 635 ActBoys* Clubs of America, audit of accounts; Amendment, United States participation, authorization for increased report to Congress 635 444 subscription 3 Brazil, loan of naval vessels to, extension. Appropriation for 1021 Breaks Interstate Park Compact, Va.-Ky., Amendment, eminent domain p r o National b a n k loans on forest t r a c t s.. 233 957 vision Battle Monuments Commission, American, 203 appropriation for 731 Bribery in Sporting Contests, prohibition. Bridges, Delaware River P o r t Authority, Battle of Lake Erie Sesquicentennial construction, maintenance, etc., Celebration Commission: authorization 216 Appropriation authorization 225 Appropriation for 1028 Budget, Bureau of the: Advisory committee to review s t a t u s Battle of New Orleans Sesquicentennial and use of foreign currency, memCelebration Commission: bership 1036 Appropriation authorization 939 Appropriation for 374 Appropriation for 1028 Business and Defense Services AdminBauxite and Alumina, suspension of d u t y, istration, appropriation for 721 extension 298 Business Economics, Office of, approBayou Black and Bayou Terrebonne, La., priation for 720 portions declared nonnavigable waters 381 Beer, extension of excise tax r a t e 237 Belleau Wood Memorial Association, audit of accounts; report to Congress. 635 Cadmium, disposal from national stockpile 214 Big Brothers of America, audit of accounts; report to Congress 635 California: Clair Engle Lake, designation 1093 Big Flat Irrigation District, Missoula Colorado River Indian Reservation, Valley Project, Mont., contract for ownership of real property 188 repayment, approval 203 Enterprise Rancheria, sale of lands by Blackfeet Indian Irrigation Project, Mont., Interior Department; distribution Piegan unit, transfer to land o w n e r s.. 189 of proceeds 534 Blind: Indian rancherias and reservations, American Printing House for the Blind, distribution of land and assets, e t c. 390 appropriation for 977 B

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Page California—Continued l*a«e Canal Zone—Continued Government employees— International Exposition for Southern Appeals rights 666 California, Planet of Man Exposition, 1968, congressional recogniCompensation 1008 tion 612 Panama Caixal Company, appropriation for 685 John Muir National Historic Site, Teachers, dual compensation, exempestablishment 753 tion 489, 492 Judge Francis Carr Powerhouse, desigU.S.S. Alabama, passage through canal nation 764 without toll 391 Kern County, land conveyance by Navy Department 618 Canal Zone Code. For Amendments and repeals of sections codified, see Table Klamath Federal reclamation project, 5(c) in "Laws Affected in Volume 78", wildlife conservation 850 preceding this Index. Lassen National Forest, land exchange. 702 Cancer Control Month, 1964, proclamaLos Angeles, construction of Army Retion 1229 serve Center; land exchange 442 Cancer Institute, National, appropriation Modoc County, disclaimer of United for 972 States interest in certain real 972 property 1003 Cancer Research, appropriation for Canyonlands National Park, Utah, estabMonterey, land conveyance by Navy lishment 934 Department 876 Capitol Buildings and Grounds: Orovilie, land conveyance by Air Force Appropriation for 211, 545 Department 339 Vehicular tunnel under, part of InnerPacific flyway, conservation of wildlife loop Freeway System 333 resources 850 Capitol Police: Santa Barbara, appropriation for clearAppropriation for 543, 1031 ing of debris in area 1031 Compensation of members; repeal of Sunnyvale, land conveyance by Navy provision 550 Department 759 Sergeants and lieutenants, compensaCalifornia and Oregon Grant Lands, tion 550 appropriation for management, etc.. 273 Captive Nations Week, 1964, proclamaCanada: tion 1246 Atomic energy cooperative research and Castillo de San Marcos National Monudevelopment program, appropriament, Fla., land acquisition 611 tion authorization 227 Castle Clinton National Monument, N. Y., Roosevelt Campobello International commemorative medal 6 Park Commission— Appropriation for 1027 "Catalog of Federal Aids to State and Local Governments", printing of addiEstablishment 299 tional copies 1211, 1217 Canada, International Boundary CommisCedar Bayou, Tex., flood control survey. _ 319 sion, United States and, appropriation for expenses 715 Census, Bureau of the: Agriculture, appropriation for 1964 Canada, International Joint Commission, census 721 United States and, ap^opriation for Appropriation for 720 expenses 714 Business, transportation, manufactures, Canadian Universal and International and mineral industries, appropriExhibition, Montreal, Canada, United ation for 1963 censuses 720 States participation; appointment of Economic censuses, acceleration 737 Commissioner General 928 Enumerators— Canal, Atlantic-Pacific Oceans, study and Duties, elimination of certain 737 report 990 Telephone tolls, reimbursement 744 Canal Zone: Field workers, dual compensation, exArmed Forces, evacuation of dependemption 489, 492 ents, payment 992 Nineteenth decennial census, appropriaCanal Zone Government, appropriation tion for 721 for 684 Center for Cultural and Technical InterConstruction employees, appropriation change Between East and West, appropriation for 715 for annuities 643

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Central Intelligence Agency, employee Page compensation 432 Central Intelligence Agency Retirement Act of 1964 for Certain Employees... 1043 Chancery Buildings, District of Columbia, zoning regulations 1091 Chemical Society, American, audit of accounts; report to Congress 635 Cherokee Tribe of Indians, Okla., land conveyance 559 Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe of Indians, S. Dak., sale of lands 389 Child Health and Human Development, National Institute of, appropriation for... 972 Child Health Day, 1964, proclamation 1261 Children: Dependent— Age limitation, extension for children in school 1042 Foster home care, extension of program 235, 1042 Voluntary assistance program for needy. 523 Children's Bureau, appropriation for 10, 976 China, loan of naval vessels to, extension. 444 Chippewa Indians, Red Lake Band, Minn., disposition of judgment funds 1093 Cigarettes, extension of excise tax rate 237 Citizenship Day, 1964, proclamation 1232 Civil Aeronautics Board, appropriation for 206, 642 Civil Air Patrol, audit of accounts; report to Congress 635 Civil Defense Act of 1950, Federal: Amendment, extension of authorities... 231 Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 641, 642 Civil Defense and Defense Mobilization Functions of Federal Agencies, appropriation for 640 Civil Rights, Commission on: Appropriation for 731, 1033 Duties, rules of procedure 249 Civil Rights Act of 1957, Amendments 241, 242, 249-252 Civil Rights Act of 1964 241 Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 1032 Commission on Civil Rights, duties, rules of procedure 249 Community Relations Service, establishment 267 Equal employment opportunity 253 Federally assisted programs, nondiscrimination 252 Intervention and procedure after removal in civil rights cases 266 Public accommodation, injunctive relief against discrimination in places of_. 243

Civil Rights Act of 1964—Continued Public facilities, public education; desegregation Registration and voting statistics Voting rights Civil Service Commission: Appropriation for Civil Service Retirement and Disability Fund, appropriation for Employees Health Benefits Fund, appropriation for Employees Life Insurance Fund, appropriation for Federal Employees Health Benefits Act of 1959. See separate title. International organizations, investigation of United States citizens for employment by, appropriation for. Retired Employees Health Benefits Fund, appropriation for Civil Service Retirement Act, Amendment, Architect of the Capitol and employees, retirement benefits Civil Service Retirement and Disability Fund, appropriation for Civil War Centennial Commission, appropriation for

Page 246 266 241 642 644 643 644

643 643 8 644 290

Claims: [NOTE: For actions concerning individuals, see Individual Index, following this Subject Index.]

American-Mexican Chamizal Convention Act of 1964, settlement under. 185 Cuba, claims of United States nationals against 1110 Cuyahoga County, Ohio, settlement 619 Defense, Department of, appropriation for payment 470 Departments, settlement by, appropriation for 213, 1033 Falcon Dam, Tex., settlement of damage claims 481 Foreign Claims Settlement Commission, appropriation for 731 Government employees' compensation claims. District Court jurisdiction. 699 Military Personnel and Civilian Employees' Claims Act of 1964 767 Public lands, scrip and lieu selection rights, etc., satisfaction of 751 Rongelap Atoll, Marshall Islands, radiation victims, settlement 598 Trading With the Enemy Act, amendments, jurisdiction of Court of Claims to render judgments 607 Claims, Court of. See under Courts, United States. Claims Commission, Alaska Temporary, appropriation for 291

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Coast Guard, United States—Continued Vessels, aircraft and facilities, appropriation authorization _. Cochiti Reservoir, N. Mex., water for recreational purposes Cocke County, Tenn., transfer of national forest lands to Interior DepartmentCode, District of Columbia:

Page 162 171 388

[NOTE: For amendments and repeals of certain sections codified, see Table 5(b) in "Laws Affected in Volume 78", preceding this Index.]

Appropriation for new edition "Other Commercial Transactions", enactment as Subtitle II, Title 2 8... Code, United States. For amendments and repeals of sections in positive law titles, see Table 5(a) in "Laws Affected in Volume 78", preceding this Index. Code of Federal Regulations, appropriation for publication CoflFee, Instant, duty-free importation— Coins, inscription of "1964" until adequate supply is available College Students Registration Week, 1964, proclamation Colorado: Grand Junction, sale of lands by Agriculture Department Savery-Pot Hook, Bostwick Park, Fruitland Mesa Federal reclamation projects, construction, etc Colorado River Hydroelectric Projects, jurisdiction over construction Colorado River Indian Reservation, Ariz. and Calif., ownership of real property. Colorado River Storage Project, San JuanChama Unit, water available for Cochiti Reservoir, N. Mex Colville Reservation, Wash., Confederated Tribe of Indians, distribution of judgment funds Commerce, Department of: Alaska centennial celebration, participation in planning Appropriation Act, 1965 Appropriation for 212, 223, 720, Area Redevelopment Administration, appropriation for Aviation War Risk Insurance Revolving Fund, appropriation for Business and Defense Services Administration, appropriation for Business Economics, Office of, appropriation for Census, Bureau of the. See separate title. Coast and Geodetic Survey. See separate title.

542 667

549 232 908 1266 958 852 607 188 171 755 990 720 1032 720 720 721 720

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Commerce, Department of—Continued Page Community Relations Service— Appropriation for 1032 Establishment, functions, reports 267 Economic Opportunity Council, membership 531 Export Control Act of 1949, appropriation for effecting provisions 721 Federal-aid Highways (Trust Fund), appropriation for 727 Field Services, Office of, appropriation for 721 General administration, appropriation for 720 General provisions, Appropriation Act 728, 736 Gifts, authorization for acceptance of _ _ 991 Highways. See separate title. International activities, appropriation for 721 Lewis and Clark Trail Commission, membership 1005 Maritime activities— Appropriation for 725 Research and development, appropriation for 725 Ship construction, appropriation for_ 724 State marine schools, appropriation for 726 Maritime Administration— Appropriation for 724 General provisions, Appropriation Act 726 Merchant Marine Act, 1936. See separate title. Meteorological, oceanographic observers, etc., dual compensation, exemption 489, 491 Meteorological facilities, appropriation for 724 National Bureau of Standards, appropriation for 722 National Commission on Technology, Automation, and Economic Progress, Federal Interagency Committee, membership 463 National Register of Revoked Motor Vehicle Operators' Licenses, appropriation for 726 Patent Office— Appropriation for 722 Documents, declaration in lieu of oath in filing of 171 Public Roads, Bureau of— Appropriation for 726 General provisions. Appropriation Act 727 Registration and voting statistics, survey 266

Commerce, Department of—Continued Page Surveying ships, construction of, appropriation for 722 Technical Services, Office of, appropriation for 723 Transit and commuter systems, taxation study 761 United States Travel Service, appropriation for 722 Weather Bureau, appropriation for 723 Commercial Fisheries, Bureau of: Appropriation for 208, 282, 1027 Construction subsidies, increase; extension of program 614 Commercial Fisheries Research and Development Act of 1964 197 Appropriation for effecting provisions. _ 282 Commission of Fine Arts: Appropriation for 287 Statue of Lincoln, presentation to Mexico in commemoration of independence, approval 379 United Spanish War Veterans Memorial, D.C., approval of site 992 Commission on Civil Rights: Appropriation for 731, 1033 Duties, rules of procedure 249 Commission on the Status of Puerto Rico: Appropriation for 291 Establishment; report to Congress, etc. 17, 18 Commissioners, United States: Health and insurance benefits extended to 737 Jurisdiction over offenses in National forests and grasslands 745 Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Ariz.-Nev., appointment for serving in 1041 Commodity Credit Corporation: Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938. See separate title. Appropriation for 874 Cotton— Extra long staple, sale for exportation 1038 Production control and price support program 173-177 Grain food products, purchase for donation 755 Milk programs for Armed Forces, extension 736 Surplus agricultural commodities, sale or donation; appropriation for reimbursement, authorization 1035-1038 WheatInternational Wheat Agreement Act of 1949, appropriation for effecting provisions 875 1965 program 178-183

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Page Commodity Exchange Act, appropriation Fai^« Concurrent Resolutions—Continued Con gress—C ontinued for effecting provisions 869 Enrolled bills, signing after adjournCommodity Exchange Authority, approment 1210, 1215, 1218 priation for 869 Joint session to receive Presidential Communicable Disease Activities, approcommunication 1205 priation for 968 Enrolled bills, correction— Communications Act of 1934: District of Columbia Judges RetireAmendments— ment Act of 1964 (H.R. 5871).. 1218 Amateur radio operators, authorizaMerchant Marine Act, 1936, amendtion for alien to operate station._ 202 ment (H.R. 10053) 1210 Micronesian radio operators, licensScott, Earnest O., relief (H.R. 6593). 1217 ing 602 Father Eusebio Francisco Kino statue; Radio licenses, filing of petitions of acceptance from Arizona, placeintervention; non broadcasting ment in Capitol rotunda, printing operations, temporary authoriof proceedings 1211, 1212 zation 193, 194 Inauguration, joint committee for arAppropriation for eflfecting provisions.. 978 rangements 1207 Communism: King Paul of Greece, death of, expresCommunist controlled countries, restriction of sympathy 1205 tion on assistance to 1013, Mac Arthur, Gen. Douglas, remains to 1018, 1022, 1036 lie in state in Capitol rotunda; "World Communist Movement—Selecfloral wreaths, purchase 1206 tive Chronology, 1818-1957, VolNew York World's Fair, oflScial recogniume 2, 1946-1950; and Volume 3, tion and welcome to 1208 1951-1953", printing as House Norwegian Constitution, one hundred document, additional copies 1214 and fiftieth anniversary, congresCommunist Chinese Government: sional greetings 1209 Congressional statement opposing Publications, printing of additional United Nations membership 716, 1017 copies— Trade independence from, promotion... 1037 Atomic Energy Commission authorCommunity Health Program: izing legislation, 1965, hearings.- 1209 Centers, appropriation for 972 "Catalog of Federal Aids to State and Practice and research, appropriation Local Governments" 1211, 1217 for 968 "Compilation of Works of Art and Community Relations Service: Other Objects in the United Appropriation for 1032 States Capitol" 1214 Establishment, functions, reports 267 Constitution of the United States and "Compilation of Works of Art and Other Declaration of Independence 1207 Objects in the United States Capitol", "Exploring the Dimensions of the printing as House document, addiManpower Revolution" and tional copies 1214 "Convertibility of Space and DeComptroller General: fense Resources to Civilian Architect of the Capitol, audits of, reNeeds: A Search for New Emport to Congress 551 ployment Potentials" 1211 Compensation 415 "The Federal Reserve System After Federal home loan banks. Federal Fifty Years" 1212, 1214 Savings and Loan Insurance Corpo"Immigration Hearings Before Subration, calendar year audits 698 committee No. 1 of the ComConcurrent Resolutions: mittee on the Judiciary, House Aliens— of Representatives" 1217 Deportation suspensions 1215, 1216 Interagency coordination in environWithdrawal 1215 mental hazards (pesticides), Permanent residence status 1216 hearings 1211 Bourbon whiskey, recognition as disInternational Congress on Education tinctive product of the United of the Deaf and Convention of States 1208 American Instructors of the Deaf, Congress— proceedings 1217 Adjournment 1206, 1210, 1215 Kennedy, John F., tributes to; inAdjournment, sine die 1218 augural address 1205, 1207

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Concurrent Resolutions—Continued Page Congress—Continued Page Publications, printing of additional Interstate compacts, consent of Concopies—Continued gress granted to. See separate "Our Flag" 1207 title. Joint committees, congressional. See "Proposed Amendments to the Constitution Relating to Prayers and separate title. Bible Reading in the Public Joint session to receive Presidential Schools, Hearings Before the communication 1205 Committee on the Judiciary, Members, compensation 415, 435 House of Representatives, parts Religious freedom, statement on 1015 1, 2, and 3" 1212 Reports to— Administrative Conference of the "A Report of a Study of United States Foreign Aid in Ten Middle EastUnited States 618 ern and African Countries" 1211 Aviation Hall of Fame 318 Commerce, Department of, Alaska "State Taxation of Interstate Comcentennial celebration, particimerce" 1214 pation 991 "Study of Population and ImmigraCommission on Civil Rights, activtion Problems; Population of the ities, findings, etc 251 United States" 1218 Community Relations Service, activUn-American Activities, Committee ities 267 on, annual report, 1962 1214 Corporations, private, audit of acVeterans' Benefits Calculator 1206 counts 636 "World Communist Movement^— Defense, Department of— Selective Chronology, 1818-1957, Naval vessels, loan to friendly Volume 2, 1946-1950; and Volume 3, 1951-1953" 1214 countries, extension 444 Receipts and disbursements; acRobert S. Kerr Water Research Center, ceptance of property, supplies, Okla., designation 1209 etc.; transfer of funds 470, Saint Lawrence Seaway, oil pollution 476, 478, 480 control 1210 Education, Office of, educational Strategic and critical materials, certain, opportunities, survey 247 disp>osal from national stockEqual Employment Opportunity plie 1209, 1216, 1217 Commission 258 United Nations members, payment of General Accounting Office, calendar assessments, congressional stateyear audits, reporting date 698 ment 1213 General Services Administration, Conference of State Societies, Washinggrants for publication of historiton, D.C., audit of accounts; report to cal documents 336 Congress 635 Government departments and agenConflict-of-interest Statutes, applicability, cies, Military Personnel and etc 147,932,985 Civilian Employees Claims Act Congress. See also House of Representaof 1964, settlement under 767 tives; Legislative Branch of the GovHealth, Education, and Welfare, ernment; Senate. Department of— Adjournment 1206, 1210, 1215 Federally affected areas, school Sine die 1218 construction program, extenCapitol Police— sion 1109 Appropriation for 543, 1031 Nurse training 918 Compensation of members; repeal of School attendance and child labor provision. 550 laws 309 Communist Chinese Government, conHouse of Representatives, Clerk of gressional statement opposing the, disbursements 550 United Nations membership 716, 1017 Interior, Department of the— Eighty-ninth, convention date, January Clear Lake National Wildlife Ref4, 1965 1074 uge, Oreg.-Calif 851 Enrolled bills, signing after adjournRiverton Federal reclamation projment 1210, 1215, 1218 ect 157 Foreign currencies, availability to conSeneca Nation of Indians, withgressional committees 1015 drawal of Federal supervision743

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Congress—Continued Paw Reports to—Continued Supreme Court of the United States, Bankruptcy Act rules of practice and procedure 1001 United States-Puerto Rico Commission on the Status of Puerto Rico. 18 Southeast Asia, promotion of international peace and security in 384 United States Military Academies, information by Armed Services on appointments of cadets to_- 150, 151, 153 Congressional Medal of Honor Society of the United States of America, The, audit of accounts; report to Congress. 635 Consolidated Farmers Home Administration Act of 1961, appropriation for effecting provisions 866, 873., 874 Constitution of the United States: Printing as House document, additional copies , 1207 Twenty-fourth amendment relating to qualifications of electors 1117 Constitution Week, 1964, proclamation... 1232 Continuing Appropriations Acts, 1965-. 223,602 Contracts with United States: Davis-Bacon Act, amendment, prevailing wages, fringe benefits 238 Renegotiation Act of 1951, amendments, extension; application to Federal Aviation Agency 233 Veterans Administration medical research, indemnification of contractors 441 Cooperative State Research Service, appropriation for 864 Copper Scrap and Copper Articles, reduction of duties, continuation 222 Copyright Office, appropriation for 547 Corporations: Government, expenditures, limitations. 662 Private, audit of accounts; reports 635 Taxes— Foreign expropriation capital loss carryovers 860 Rate reduction, filing, etc 25 Corregidor-Bataan Memorial Commission, appropriation for 290 Cotton: Acreage allotments; price support, etc.. 173177 Extra long staple, sale for exportation. 1038 Council of Economic Advisers: Appropriation for 374 Economic Opportunity Council, membership 531 National Commission on Technology, Automation, and Economic Progress, Federal Interagency Committee, membership 463

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Court of Military Appeals: Page Appropriation for 470 Judges, salary increase 434 Courts, United States. See also Justice, Department of. Administrative OfRce— Appropriation for 730 Director and Deputy, salary increase. 434 Appeals, Courts of— Appropriation for 729 Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, hearings and judicial review 522 Economic poisons, suspension of registration. Judicial review 192 Hospital and medical facilities construction program, judicial review 456 Library Services and Construction Act, hearings and judicial review. 15 Buildings, expansion of facilities, appropriation for 652 Claims, Court of—• Appropriation for 729 Commissioners, salary increase 434 Interstate Commerce Commission orders, jurisdiction and venue for appeals from 695 Sarpy County, Nebr., jurisdiction to render j u d g m e n t on claim 399 Trading With the E n e m y Act, amendments, jurisdiction to render judgments 607 Criminal Justice Act of 1964 552 Customs and P a t e n t Appeals, Court of, appropriation for 729 Customs Court, appropriation for 729 District Courts—• Appropriation for 729 Civil rights cases, procedure after removal 266 Diversity jurisdiction, limitation 445 F a r m Labor Contractors Registration Act of 1963, judicial review under 924 Fishing in territorial waters of United States, warrants, etc 195 Food S t a m p Act of 1964, judicial review 707 Government employees' compensation claims, jurisdiction 699 Interstate Commerce Commission orders, jurisdiction and venue for appeals from 695 Michigan, Eastern District, transfer of certain counties to Southern Division; authorization for term of court at Ann Arbor 1003 Texas— Eastern District, transfer of H o p kins County to Paris Division. 695

INDEX

Courts, United States — C o n t i n u e d Page District Courts—Continued Texas—Continued Southern District, transfer of Austin, Fort Bend and W h a r to n Counties from Galveston to Houston D i v i s i o n.. 163 Vermont, term s held a t Montpelier and Saint Johnsbury 201 District of Columbia. See Courts under District of Columbia. Expropriation claims, adjudication 1013 Federal Judicial Salary Act of 1964 433 Felony proceedings, reindictment after dismissal of a defective indictment or information 699 General provisions, Judiciary Appropriation Act, 1965 730, 736 International litigations, rules of procedure 995 International Rules of Judicial P r o cedure, Commission and Advisory Committee on, extension 700 Judges— Appropriation for 720 Salary increase 434 Jurors and commissioners, appropriation for fees 730 Officers and employees, compensation rates, increase 433,434 Referees, appropriation for 730 Supreme Court of the United States — Appropriation for 212, 728 B a n k r u p t c y Act, rules of practice and procedure, promulgation; report to Congress 1001 Chief Justice and Associates, salary increase 434 Clerk, payment of salary from fees, elimination 158 Economic poisons, suspension of registration, judicial review ... 192 Marshal— Clerk salary, payment from appropriated funds 158 Printing of briefs; travel expenses, payment 158 Credit Union Act, Federal, Amendments, organization and operations, greater flexibility 269 Credit Unions, District of Columbia, conversion to Federal s t a t u s 377 Crimes and M i s d e m e a n o r s: Air Force medical and dental officers, relief of liability for erroneous credit of service; penalty for violation 164 American-Mexican Chamizal Convention Act of 1964, penalties under.. 186 Bribery in sporting contests, penalties.. 203

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