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Public Debt, Bureau of the, appropriation Page Population research and voluntary Page for 385, 400, 873 family planning programs 1506 Programs of research, surveys, train368 Public Debt Limit, temporary increase.. ing, etc., extension 1298 Public Defender Organization, Federal, Public health traineeship, grants, excreation 919 52 tension Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act of Publications, biomedical scientific, 1969 87 63 assistance Public Health Services Act: 572 Redesignation of courts in provisons. Administrative provisions, transfer of Research contract authority, extenfunctions to Civil Service Comsion 1308 mission 1915 Research in drug use, abuse and Amendments— addition 1241 Allied health professions, grants for Research in medical library science, construction of facilities; scholarextension 63 ships; student loans 1344 Systems analysis of national health Commissioned officers— care plans 1301 Assignment to critical need areas.. 1868 Trust Territory of the Pacific IsRetirement benefits 216 lands, inclusion in program 343 Communicable disease control and Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 27-33, vaccination assistance 988 38, 1456, 2005-2012 Drug abuse, patient care 1240 Blood banks, transfer of blood comEmergency rooms, modernization, ponents within District of Columgrants 350 bia 218 Employees, liability insurance 1871 Personnel, exchange with State emEvaluation of health programs, funds ployees, repeal of provisions 1925 for 351 Public Land Law Review Commission, Grant program for construction of appropriation for 684 hospitals, etc., extension 337 Public Lands: Health Manpower Shortage Areas, Fire protection, contracts 885 National Advisory Council on, Geothermal resources areas within 1566 establishment 1869 Public Utility Holding Company Act of Health planning by States, grants, 1935, immunity provisions, repeal-. 929 prevention and treatment of Public Works, appropriation for 1991 alcohol abuse 1853 Public Works and Economic DevelopInstitutional grants, schools of mediment Act of 1965: cine, dentistry, pharmacy, etc__. 1343 Amendments— Kidney disease, inclusion in proConforming amendment 235 grams of research, surveys, e t c.. 1297 Extension of program, funds for Long guaranties for modernization of grants, etc 375 hospitals, etc ^-_ 344 Appropriation for effecting proviMalpractice suits, defense 1870 sions 1049, 1050 Medical and dental schools in financial distress, grants 1343 Public Works for Water, Pollution Control, and Power Development and Medical library facilities, construcAtomic Energy Commission Approtion, etc., extension 63 priation Act, 1971 890 Migrant workers, family health service clinics, extension of grants 52 Pueblo de Taos Indians, N. Mex., lands in Carson National Forest held in National Advisory Council on Alcotrust for 1437 hol Abuse and Alcoholism, establishment 1853 Puerto Rico: Atlantic Fleet Weapons Range, CuNational Advisory Council on Comlebra complex, study, report 1225 prehensive Health Planning Court leave for Federal employees 1476 Programs, appointment 1307 District Court, jurisdiction for naturalNational Advisory Council on Reization of aliens— gional Medical Programs, increased membership; appointContinuation of certain action 922 ment of chairman 1299 Repeal of provision 298 National health insurance plan legisEducation program, delinquent chil122 lation study 1302 dren

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Food s t a m p program, inclusion Jellyfish in coastal waters of the United States, authorization of appropriation for control United States District Court, appointment of additional judges W a t e r conservation and flood prevention, public works projects 1827, Pulaski's Memorial Day, General, 1970, proclamation

2048

922 294 1828 2245

Q Quachita River (should be Ouachita), reclamation projects Quapaw Indians, Okla., land restrictions, extension Quarantine Station, International Animal, establishment

310 325 202

R Radiation Council, Federal: Abolition; transfer of functions 2088, 2089 Appropriation for 47, 401, 2018 Rail Passenger Service Act of 1970 1327 Appropriation for effecting provisions.- 1997 Rail Services Act of 1970, Emergency 1975 Railroad Adjustment Board, National, membership 199 Railroad Administration, Federal, appropriation for 399, 1997 Railroad Passenger Corporation, National, creation 1330 Railroad Retirement, Commission o n: Appropriation for 1989 Establishment 792 Railroad Retirement Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 45, 2017 Railroad Retirement Act of 1935, retirement benefits and public assistance, combined income, increase 2039 Railroad Retirement Act of 1937: Amendments— Annuities, supplemental, extension; increase 70, 791 Commission on Railroad Retirement, establishment 792 Retirement benefits and public assistance, combined income, increa e 407, 2039 Railroad Retirement Board, appropriation for 45,402, 1989, 2017 Railroad Retirement Tax Act, Amendments, employee representative, tax 70 Railroad Safety Act of 1970, Federal 971 Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act, i m m u n i t y provisions, repeal 930

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Railway Congress Association, Pan Ameri- Page can, annual appropriation for United States participation, increase 1441 Railway Employees: Compensation due to loss of i n c o m e — 1832 P a y increase 1408 Railway Labor Act: Amendments, National Railroad Adjustment Board, membership 199 I m m u n i t y provisions, repeal 930 Strikes or lockouts, temporary prohibition 22, 1407 Appropriation for effecting provisions. 45, 2017 Railway Labor Dispute, settlement 118 Raisins, restriction on importation 2047 Random Selection for Military Service, proclamation 2234 Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970, Uniform Relocation Assistance and 1894 Reclamation, Bureau of, appropriation for 383, 396, 895 Reclamation Projects: Alabama-Coosa River 310 Arkansas River 310 Benbrook Reservoir, Tex., contract for municipal water supply 312 Brazos River 310 Central Valley project, Calif., inclusion of Black B u t t e project on Stony Creek 1097 Chesapeake B a y Basin Comprehensive Study, authorization of funds 310 Colorado River Basin project, appropriation for 383 Columbia River 310 Delaware River Basin, hydroelectric power development, authorization of funds — 311 Denison D a m, Lake Texoma, water supply for Sherman, Tex 312 East Greenacres Unit, Rathdrum Prairie project, Idaho, construction, etc., authorization 319 Florida, central and southern sections, flood control plan 310 Fort Belknap Indian irrigation project, Brown unit, Mont., transfer to land owners 216 Irrigation, acreage limitation 411 Libby D a m, Kootenai River, Mont., funds used for fish hatchery facilities 312 Lower Mississippi River 310 Missouri River basin— Appropriation authorization, increase.- 75, 310 Garrison diversion unit, Minot extension, N. Dak., construction authorization 866

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Reclamation Projects—Continued Missouri River basin—Continued Narrows unit, Colo., authorization for construction, operation, etc__ Riverton extension unit, Wyo., reauthorization Muscatine, Iowa, bridge across Mississippi River, time extension Navajo Indian irrigation project, N. Mex., increased appropriation, authorization Ohio River Pleasant Valley Canal, Calif., renamed Coalinga Canal Quachita River (should be Ouachita) __ Rock Island, 111., bridge across Mississippi River, time extension Rogue River Basin project. Merlin division, Oreg., construction, etc San Joaquin River Scioto River, Ohio, flood control, authorization of funds South P l a t t e River U p p e r Mississippi River Walla Walla project, D a y to n D a m and Reservoir, Oreg.-Wash., construction, etc White River Y u m a Mesa Irrigation and Drainage District, Ariz., construction of supplemental facilities

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867 310

N o. 1 of 1970, Office of Telecommunications Policy, establishment; abolition of Office of Assistant Director of the Office of Emergency Preparedness 2083, N o. 2 of 1970, Bureau of the Budget designated Office of M a n a g e m e n t and Budget N o. 3 of 1970, Environmental Protection Agency, establishment N o. 4 of 1970, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, establishment

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431 "Report of Special Study Mission to Southern Africa", printing of additional 310 copies 2184 312 Reports to Congress. See Congress, Reports to. 273 Reports to the President. See President of the United States, Reports to. 310 Research and Development: 310 Aeronautical and space research, appropriation for 1449 310 Agriculture, production research 333 310 Alcohol abuse and alcoholism, grants 1853 Anadromous fish conservation projects, authorization of funds 214 409 Armed Forces, aircraft, missiles, etc., 310 appropriation authorization 906 Atomic Energy Commission, facilities, etc., appropriation authorization 299 860 Biological program, international 889 Civil defense, shelter survey, appropriReconstruction Finance Corporation, propation for 1455 erty transferred to other Government Clean Air Amendments of 1970, air polagencies, payment in lieu of taxes, lution program 1676 extension 990 C o t to n Research and Promotion Act, Recreation, Outdoor, Bureau of: i m m u n i t y provisions, repeal 929 Appropriation for 380, 395, 672 Defense Department, emergency fund, Golden Eagle passport, extension of appropriation authorization 906 program 410 Education— National Parks, Monuments, Seashores, E l e m e n t a r y and secondary 193 etc. See separate title. Environmental, grants 1312 Vocational, appropriation for 36, 37 Water-based fish and wildlife or recreaEnvironmental Science Services Adtional projects. Federal assistance. 439 ministration, appropriation for 1052 Red Cross Month, 1970, proclamation. __ 2215 Handicapped children, t r a i n i n g -. 183, 185, 187 Refugee Children, payments to educaHealth projects, appropriation for 31-33 tional agencies in certain districts 155 High-speed ground transportation 915 Refugees in the United States, assistance, Housing and urban problems, appropriappropriation for 12, 1860 ation for 1458, 1985 Relocation Assistance and Real Property Housing construction 1784 Acquisition Policies Act of 1970, Uniform 1894 Maritime programs— Appropriation for 1053 Renegotiation Board, appropriation for. 402, 1451 Authorization 207 Reorganization Plans: Medical library science, extension 63 [NOTE- For aicendirenis and repeals, ree Table 6 Medical transplants, anatomical donain "Laws Aflectca in Volume 84," preceding this Index.] tions 266

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Revised Organic Act of the Virgin Page Islands, Amendment, voting age for residents, not lower than 18 years 978 Revised Statutes. See Table 2 in "Laws Affected in Volume 84", preceding this Index. Rifle Practice, National Board for the Promotion of, appropriation for 2024 Riots and Civil Disorders, Federal employees convicted of participation in, payments to, prohibition 687, 1064, 1464 River and Harbor Act of 1958, Amendment, Illinois and Mississippi Canal, authorization of funds 1821 River and Harbor Act of 1960, Amendments, small river and harbor improvement projects, authorization of funds 1821 River and Harbor Act of 1970 1818 River Basin Monetary Authorization and Miscellaneous Civil Works Amendments Act of 1970 310 Rivers and Harbors: Alabama-Coosa Waterway, William "Bill" Dannelly Reservoir, Ala., designation 1574 Bridges. See separate title. Cross Florida Barge Canal, Fla., Lake Ocklawaha, designation 1878 Dardanelle Lock and Dam, Arkansas River project, designation 1929 Falls of the Ohio Interstate Park Compact 832 Flood control. See separate title. Fort Point Channel, Boston, Mass., construction of bridge and causeway 1871 Henry Holland Buckman Lock, designation of the Cross-Florida Barge Canal 1769 Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin— Appropriation for 901 Creation 856 Mad River, Calif., Blue Lake, designation 1877 Mahoning River, Ohio, Michael J. Kirwan Dam and Reservoir 1879 Markland, Ind., and Warsaw, Ky_ 1724 McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River navigation system, designation 1929 Missouri River Basin, reclamation projects, increased funds, authorization 75 Navigation and beach erosion, public works on 1818-1824
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Rivers and Harbors—Continued Page Osage R i v e r Basin, Kaysinger Bluff D a m and Reservoir, renamed H a r r y S. T r u m a n D a m and R e s ervoir 265 Pick-Sloan Missouri Basin Program, designation 1541 P o to m a c River, pollution problems in Washington metropolitan area, study 1939 P o to m a c Valley Conservancy District, creation 856 Reclamation projects. See separate title. R e d River near Alexandria, La., J o h n H. Overton Lock and D a m, designation 1874 Sacramento deepwater ship channel, Calif., William G. Stone navigation lock, designation 1508 Snake Creek, N. Dak., To t t e n Trail P u m p i n g Station 1879 S n a k e River, Wash., L a k e Bryan, designation 1878 South P l a t t e River, Colo., construction of Narrows unit, Missouri R i v e r Basin project, authorization 830 Susquehana River Basin C o m p a c t 1509 Tombigbee River, Ala., CofFeeville lock and dam, designation 1878 Verdigris River, Okla.— Chouteau Jock and d a m, designation 1508 N e w t G r a h a m lock and dam, designation 1578 Riverside County, Calif., land claims along Colorado River, settlement between United States and p r i v a t e parties 1106 Rock Island, 111., bridge across Mississippi River, time extension 312 Rogue River Basin Project, Merlin Division, Greg., construction, etc 273 Roosevelt Memorial Commission, Franklin Delano, additional funds, authorization 837 Rural Electrification Administration, appropriation for 390, 1493 Rural Rehabilitation Corporation Trust Liquidation Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 1494 Rural-Urban America, p l a n n i n g of development of rural areas 1383 Ryukyu Islands, a p p r o p r i a t i o n for administration 11, 392, 1859

Sac and Fox Indian Tribes, Okla., disposition of j u d g m e n t funds

Saint Elizabeths Hospital, D.C., appropri- Page ation for 28, 434, 2006 Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation: Appropriation for 399 Termination and accrual of payment of interest on obligations 1038 Saline Water, OfBce of, appropriation for. 679 Saline Water Conversion Act, Amendments, research program, appropriation authorization 87

Salt Lake City Corporation, Utah, title reversion to the United States, waiver 1475 Sam Rayburn Memorial Veterans Center, Bonham, Tex., designation 871 San Joaquin River, reclamation project, additional fund 310 Save Your Vision Week, 1970, proclamation 2214 Savings and Loan Holding Company Amendments of 1967, Amendment, loans, prior written a p p r o v a l of the Corporation 1816 Savings Bonds, United States, interest r a t e, increase 830 School Finance, National Commission on, establishment 194 School Lunch Act, National. See National School L u n c h Act. School Lunch Week, National, 1970, proclamation 2251 Schools and Colleges. See also Education. Allied health professions, grants for construction of facilities; scholarships; s t u d e n t loans 1344 American schools abroad, foreign assistance, appropriation for 5 Armed Forces recruitors, grants withheld from nonprofit institutions barring, report to NASA 370 Busing of s t u d e n t s against choice of parents 48 C a m p u s disruptors, denial of financial assistance 48, 372, 471, 804, 1064, 1450, 2037 C a m p u s Unrest, President's Commission on— Contract with Federal or State agencies 431 Subpoena authority requiring attendance of witnesses 429 Child Nutrition Act of 1966. See separate title. College housing, grant authorization — 463, 1777 Dairy products. C o m m o d i t y Credit Corporation donations to 199 845

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Sea G r a n t College and Program Act of Page 1966, National— Amendment, extension of program 4.48 Appropriation for effecting provisions 1450 Smith College, North a m p to n, Mass., importation of a peal of bells 2167 Solid waste disposal and recovery, grants 1232 Teachers— Adult education, teacher-training proj ects 163 Children from low-income families, salary bonuses 124 Corrections education projects, teacher corps 191 Handicapped, training of, personnel184 Indian children, teacher corps assistance 190 Washington Technical Institute, D.C., a land g r a n t college 1935 Water quality control, training grants and contracts, scholarships 104-107 Science and Technology, Office of, appropriation for 1455 Science Foundation, National: Appropriation for 1450 Research projects, education, etc., authorization of funds 471 Science Foundation Authorization Act of 1971, National 471 Sciences, National Academy of, defoliation program by Defense Department in South Vietnam, study 913 Scioto River, Ohio, flood control project, authorization of funds 310 Sea Grant College and Program Act of 1966, National: Amendment, extension of program 448 Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 1450 Seamen's Service Act 1674 Seastar "Crown of Thorns", s t u d y for control along coral reefs of the Pacific Islands 884 Second Liberty Bond Act, Amendments: Public debt limit, temporary increase. _ _ 368 United States savings bonds, interest rate, increase 830 Second Supplemental Appropriations Act, 1970 376 Second War Powers Act of 1942, imm u n i t y provisions, repeal 931 Secret Service, United States: Appropriation for 400, 873 Foreign visitors, protection of 1941 Retirement benefits, increase 1136 Securities Act of 1933: Amendments— Domestic securities, registration requirement, exemption. 1433, 1480, 1498

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Securities Act of 1933—Continued Amendments—Continued Industrial development bonds, exemption from registration, etc., requirements I m m u n i t y provisions, repeal Securities Act of 1934: Amendments— Industrial development bonds, exemption from registration, etc., requirements Investor protection in corporate takeovers Securities and Exchange Commission, institutional investors study, reporting date, extension Securities exchanges, registration requirement, exemption 1435, Securities transactions, margin requirements I m m u n i t y provisions, repeal Legislation applicable to provisions in__ Securities and Exchange Commission, appropriation for 402, Securities Investor Protection Act of 1970 Securities Investor Protection Corporation, establishment Security Act of 1950, Internal, i m m u n i t y provisions, repeal Security Council, National, appropriation for

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718 929

718 1497

862 1499 1124 929 1637 1451 1636 1637 931 878

Seed Act, Federal, Amendment, sale of uncertified seed of protected v a r i e t y. - 1558 Selective Service System, appropriation for 378, 1451 Seminole Tribe of Oklahoma: Estates of intestate members, disposition 203 Selection of principal officer 1091 Senate. See also Congress; Legislative Branch of the Government. Adjournment 2180 2183, 2188, 2190, 2192, 2194 Adjournment, sine die 2196 Aeronautics and Space Sciences, Committee on, report by NASA, use of funds 369-374 Agriculture and Forestry, Committee on, report by Department of Agriculture, Egg Products Inspection Act 1634 Appointments with advice and consent of. See Appointments by, with advice and consent of Senate under President of the United States. Appropriation for 382, 386, 807, 1989

Appropriations, Committee on, report P^se by the President, defense articles, excess, furnished on g r a n t basis to countries 2055 Armed Services, Committee on, reports on military construction— Air Force, Department of the 1217 Army, Department of the 1207 Defense, Department of 1218, 1220, 1222, 1224, 1225 Navy, Department of the 1212 Commerce, Committee on, report by Department of Transportation, aviation contracts 234 Contingent expenses, appropriation for 382, 809, 815, 1989, 1990 District of Columbia, Committee on. Chairman, appointment of member of Commission on the Organization of the Government of the District of Columbia 847 Employees, compensation rate, increase. 196 Foreign Relations, Committee on, reports by the President— Cambodia, additional assistance to.. 1943 Foreign assistance 10 Hearings on the budget, radio or television coverage 1172 Interior and Insular Affairs, Committee on, reports by Interior Department— Golden Eagle passport, survey 410 Voyageurs National P a r k, land acquisition 1970 Labor and Public Welfare, Committee on, reports to — Education, Office of, education program 172 Health, Education, and Welfare, Department of— Advisory councils, activities 1296 Education program 165 Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946— Amendments 1140-1204, 1440 Appropriation for effecting provisions 812, 817, 821 Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970. 1140 M a r i h u a n a and Drug Abuse, Commission on, m e m b e r s 1280 Pages, appointment, etc 1198 Post Office and Civil vService, Committee on, report by Civil Service Commission, job evaluation and ranking plan 74 President of the Senate— Appointments by — Commission on B a n k r u p t c y Laws of the United States, m e m b e r s... 468 Commission on Highway Beautification, members 1727

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Rules and Administration, Committee Pase on— Consultants, reports on qualification of 1180 Court leave for employees, regiilations 1479 Secretary, death of, Financial Clerk to be his successor 810 Senate office building site, additional, appropriation for 819 Senior Citizens Month, 1970, proclamation 2226 Service Contract Act of 1965, appropriation for effecting provisions 25 Servicemen's Automobile Assistance Act of 1970, Disabled Veterans' and 1998 Servicemen's Group Life Insurance, Advisory Council on. Department of Transportation, member 331 Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944, appropriation for effecting provisions. 24, 2001, 2002 Services and Facilities for the Developmentally Disabled, National Advisory Council on, establishment 1318 Sewage Pollution from Vessels, c o n t r o l. 100 Sheet Glass: Adjustment of d u t y on certain, proclamation 2216 lOxtension of increased duty, proclamation 2201 Shellac, disposition from national stockpile 421 Shipbuilding, Commission on American, establishment 1037 Shipping Act of 1916, immimity provision?, repeal 930 Shrimp Boats, import duties on foreign repairs, exemption 1944 Silver, transfer from national stockpile to Treasury Department for coinage 1768 Silver Dollars: Dwight D. p]isenhower, authorization for minting of coins 1769 Transfer from Treasury Department to General Services Administration for sale to public 1769 Sioux Tribe of Indians, Fort Peck Reservation, Mont., j u d g m e n t funds, disposition 313 Sirups, tariff classification 2058 Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Mich., establishment; Advisory Commission 1075, 1076 Small Business Act: Amendments— Egg products inspection, authorization of loans under 1634 Loans outstanding, increase 1468 Occupational safety and health standards, economic assistance. _ 1618

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Small Business Act—Continued Amondmonts—Continued Technical Appropriation for cffcctinR provisions.. Small Business Administration: Appropriation for 403, 1060, Disaster loans 17r)2,

Page Social Security Amendments of 1969, Pago Amendments, Railroad nitirement 776 b(!nefits and public assistance, combined income, increase 407, 2038 IDOf) Soil Bank Act, appropriation for effecting provisons 1489 1995 17r)4 Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act: Small Business Investment Act of 1958, Amendments— Amendments, surety bond guaranLong-t(Tm land retirement. 1379 tees 1812-1814 Retired farmers, assistance 1379 Small Business Week, 1970, proclamaWildlife h a b i t a t; recreational u s a g e.. 1380 tion 2210 Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 1486, Smith-Lever Act, appropriation for effect1489, 1490 ing provisions 1483 Soil Conservation Service, appropriation Smithsonian Institution: for 389, 1484 Appropriation authorization, i n c r e a s e.. 1875 Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Relief Act of Appropriation for 403, 684, 1987 1940, commissioned officers of NaBoard of Regents— tional Oceanic and Atmospheric AdAdditional members; q u o r u m. 1439 ministration, statiis and ben(!fit8 as Webb, J a m e s Edwin appointment 217 provided under 1863 Coral reefs of the Pacific Islands, protection; studies, research 884 Soldiers' Home, United States, appropriationfor 46, 392, 2017 Historic Preservation, Advisory Council on, member 204 Solid Waste Disposal Act: Amendments— National Parks, Centennial Commission, Disposal facilities, construction; reconsultation with Interior D e part search 1227 m e n t on disposition of books, relics, National disposal sites s t u d y 1233 etc 428 Appropriation for effecting provisions.27, President J o h n Quincy Adams bust, 2005 loan to 2192 Extension of program 416 Soboba Band of Mission Indians, Calif., water distribution system 1465 South Carolina: Greenwood, ground-level rail-highway Social and Rehabilitation Service, approcrossings, elimination 1742 priation for 37, 382, 394, 2011 United States District Court, appointSocial Security Act: m e n t of additional judges 294 Amendments— South Dakota: Employment security administration State school lands exchanged for cerfinancing 713 tain public lands. 987 Medicare, qualification of hospitals, Y a n k to n Sioux Tribe of Indians, lands nursing service 2074 held in t r u s t for 1039 Unemployment compensation— South Pacific Commission, increased payAdministration of grants to States, m e n t for United States participation, judicial review 703 authorization 1876 Federal Advisory Council, establishment 705, 706 South Platte River, reclamation project, additional funds 310 Appropriation for effecting provisions. _ 28, 37-43, 2002, 2006, 2011-2015 Southeast Asia, international peace and security in, termination of resolution. 2055 I m m u n i t y provisions, repeal 930 Southeastern Power Administration, apli n employment compensation, administrative provisions, transfer of funcpropriation for 900 tions to Civil Service Commission. _ 1915 Southwestern Power Administration, apSocial Security Administration, appropriapropriation for 396, 900 tion for 40, 394, 201:; Space Sciences Committee, Aeronautics and, hearings on space program beneSocial Security Amendments of 1954, fits, printing of additional copies 2186 Amendment, Federal employment, accredited service 1875 Spanish-Speaking People, Cabinet Committee on Opportunities for, appropriSocial Security Amendments of 1965, a p ation for 1989, 2018 propriation for effecting provisions. 40, 2013

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Migration and refugee assistance, appro- PaKe Special Drawing Rights Act, Amendment, P^ee International M o n e t a r y F u n d, limitapriation for 1860 tion on allocations 1657 National Tourism Resources Review Commission, member 1073 Special Foreign Assistance Act of 1971-__ 1942 Peace Corps Act. See separate title. Special Representative for Trade NegoUnited Nations headquarters in New tiations, appropriation for 388, 1060 York, expansion g r a n t 1867 Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, Bureau of, Vessels, control of sewage pollution, appropriation for 396, 677, 1986 cooperation 101 Standards, National Bureau of, approW a t e r pollution by oil, s t u d y on control. 98 priation for 391, 1052 State Worlcmen's Compensation Laws, Stanton, Tex, release of city from project National Commission on, establishobligations 1779 ment 1616 State, Department of: Statutes at Large, United States, publicaAlaska Highway, negotiations with tion in, Federal employees, salary C a n a d a for paving, etc 1725 increase 196 Appropriation Act, 1971 1040 Appropriation for 12, Stethoscopes and Parts, d u t y r a t e 1945 383, 398, 1040, 1860, 1992 Stone Mountain, Ga., striking of comArms Control and D i s a r m a m e n t Act, memorative medals 217 amendment extension 207 Strategic and Critical Materials Stock Cultural Property, International Centre Piling Act: for the S t u d y of the Preservation Disposition of certain materials w i t h o u t and Restoration of, appointment of regard to — official delegation 204 Asbestos, chrysotile 425 Foreign Affairs, appropriation for adBauxite, S u r i n a m - t y p e metallurgical ministration 398, 1992 grade 423 Foreign Arbitral Awards, Convention Bismuth 417 on the Recognition and EnforceCadmium 414 m e n t of, implementation 692 Castor oil 418 Foreign Assistance Act of 1961. See sepChromite ore, refractory grade 424 arate title. Cobalt 417 Foreign Assistance Act of 1971, Special. 1942 Corundum 425 Foreign Assistance and Related ProFluorspar, acid grade 419 grams Appropriation Act, 1970 5 G r a p h i t e, n a t u r a l Ceylon amorphous Foreign Assistance and Related P r o lump 423 grams Appropriation Act, 1971 1856 Magnesium 419 Foreign Service— Manganese ore, n a t u r a l battery Compensation r a t e, increase 196 grade 426 Salary schedules 198-2 M a n g a n e s e ore, t y p e A 420 Foreign Service Act Amendments of Manganese ore, t y p e B, chemical 1969 17 grade 421 Foreign Service Act of 1946— Molybdenum.. 429 Amendments— Shellac 421 C o n t r i b u t i o n r a t e, increase 17 Tungsten 422 Cost-of-living a n n u i t y increase 19 Silver, transfer by General Services Payments for future benefits; u n Administration to Treasury Defunded liability obligations 17, 18 part m e n t for coinage 1768 Survivor annuities, increase 18 U n u s e d sick leave, credit 19 Stroke, and Kidney Disease Amendments of 1970, Heart Disease, Cancer 1297 Appropriation for effecting provisions. 12, 1040-1042, 1044, 1992 Substances Act, Controlled 1242 Foreign Service Buildings Act, 1926, Substances Import and Export Act, Conamendment, appropriations, a d d i trolled 1285 tional, authorization 1578 Subversive Activities Control Board, a p General provisions. Appropriation Act - 1044 propriation for 403, 1061 International expositions, qualification for registration 271 Sugar Act of 1948, appropriation for effecting provisions 1489, 1490 International organizations. See separate Sugars, tariff classification 2058 title.

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"Summary of Veterans Legislation Reported, Ninety-first Congress", printing of additional copies Superintendent of Documents, Office of, appropriation for "Supplement to Cumulative Index to Publications of the Committee on Un-American Activities 1955 through 1968 (Eighty-fourth through Ninetieth Congresses)", printing of additional copie? Supplemental Appropriation Act, 1957, Amendment, contract claim.?, settlement Supplemental Appropriations Act, 1971. - . Supreme Court of the United States: Appropriation for 388, 1055, B a n k r u p t c y Laws of the United States, Commission on, appointment of members by the Chief Justice Surplus Property Act of 1944, Amendments: Conforming amendments Surplus land suitable for public recreation, conveyance to State and local agencies Susquehana River Basin Compact

Pa&e Tax Reform Act of 1969, Amendments: Page Income tax — 2185 Corporate property, distribution of.. 2059 Moving expenses, deductions 1880 824 Taxes: District of Columbia, personal income tax, schedule 366 Employment tax, unemployment coverage— Federal-State extended unemploy2191 ment compensation program 708 Hospitals and institutions of higher education 701 449 Nonprofit organizations, etc 697 1981 Provisions required to be included in State laws 701 1994 R a t e of tax; wage base, increase 713 Students and spouses in certain programs; hospital patients, exclu468 sion 700 E s t a t e and gift taxes— Armed Forces killed in action, treat235 m e n t as serving in combat zone, certain exceptions 200 Filing of return, payment and final 1085 distribution 1836 1509 Excise tax— Airline tickets and advertising 239, 2064 T Automobiles, continuation without reduction 1843 Tanning and Dyeing Materials, d u t y Aviation fuel— suspension, extension 830 Increase 237 Tariff Act of 1930: Postponement of reduction 1743 Amendments— Beer, refunds and credits, etc 2056 Administrative proceedings in cusCement mixers, floor stock refunds. _ 2062 toms matters 282 Civil aircraft, annual registration tax. 243 Contraceptives, removal of import Communications services, continuaprohibition 1973 tion without reduction 1843 Customs, administrative review of Constructive sale price, automobiles, decisions for transferees 2069 trucks, etc 1844 Jet aircraft engines, d u t y refund 2076 Credits, further manufacturing 1845 Shrimp boats, import duties on foreign Distilled spirits, destroyed, r e f u n d.. 1964 repairs, exemption 1944 Firearms, receipts deposited in FedTechnical and conforming amenderal aid to wildlife restoration ments 287 fund 1097 I m m u n i t y proMsions, repeal 930, 931 Foreign air commerce, refund of airTariff Classification Act of 1962, modificraft use tax 245 cation of duties, proclamation 2216, 2269 Fuels, nontaxable uses 246 Tariff Commission, United States, approGasoline— priation for 403, 1061, 1995 Aviation, increase 237 Tariff Schedules of the United States. Postponement of reduction 1743, 1744 For amendments and repeals, see Manufacturers— 1930, P. L. 361, in Table 1, "General Camper units, exemption 1845 Legislation", in "Laws Affected in Floor stock refund, filing of claims, Vol. 84", preceding this Index. time extension 1880 Tax Adjustment Act of 1970, Excise, New cars, label to show percentage Estate, and Gift 1836 rate 1845 Tax Court, United States: Motor vehicle and parts, postponeAppropriation for 385, 403, 878 m e n t of reduction 1744 Chief Judge, five supergrade positions.. 1955

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 SUBJECT Narcotic drugs, conforming amendments Tires, postponement of reduction Transportation by air— Exemptions, etc Non-turbine-powered aircraft, exemption Persons, increase Property Trucks, buses, postponement of reduction Income tax — Armed Forces, t r e a t m e n t as serving in combat zone, exclusion of pay, extension for filing, etc Capital expenditures incurred in planting and developing almond groves Cemetery corporations, exemption Corporations— Foreign— Exchange Tax credit National Railroad Passenger Corporation, deductions for certain payments to Passive investment income Sales of real property, t r e a t m e n t as capital gains S t a t u to r y mergers, exemption Worthless securities, losses Deductions— Cuban expropriation losses Moving expenses Displaced homeowners or t e n a n t s, assistance not considered i n c o m e. Distribution of corporate property Interest on loans by Farmers H o m e Administration I n t e r s t a t e carriers and employees, multiple withholding, e x e m p t i o n. Investment credit, aircraft used outside the United States Joint returns, spouse relieved of liability Life insurance companies, consolidated returns Minimum tax, 7-year carry forward in computing National Railroad Passenger Corporation, deductions for certain payments to Regulated investment companies. District of Columbia, deductions for dividends paid to shareholders Union-negotiated pension plans. Tea Act, Import, appropriation for effecting provisions 27, Teachers. See under Schools and Colleges. 47-348 O - 72 - 77 (Pt. 2)

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Page Telecommunications, Office of, appropria- Page tion for 1993 1292 1744 Telecommunications Policy, Office of: Appropriation for 1455 Establishment 2083 240 Telecommunications Satellite Consortium, International, exemption from tax, li1846 cense requirement in District of 238 Columbia 1091 239 Telephone Service, continuation of excise tax without reduction 1843 1743 Tennessee: Memphis, Clifford Davis Federal Building, designation 1877 United States District Court— 200 Appointment of additional judges — 294 District realinement, additional places for court to be held 298 2064 1855 Tennessee Valley Authority, appropriation for 902 Tennessee Valley Authority Act of 1933: Amendment, revenue bonds, authoriza2065 tion to increase 915 2068 Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 902 Territorial Waters of the United States, fisheries resources, increased penalties 1341 for violations.. 1296 2067 Territories, Office of, appropriation for. 380, 673 2070 Texas: Benbrook Reservoir, contract for mu2077 nicipal water supply 312 2071 Denison D a m, Lake Texoma, water supply for city of Sherman.. 312 2061 El Paso, land conveyance to city, release 1880 of restriction by Department of the Army 20 1902 El Paso and H u d s p e t h Counties, placed 2059 in mountain standard time z o n e... 119 Sam R a y b u r n Memorial Veterans Cen1855 ter, Bonham, designation 871 San Antonio, Jose Antonio N a v a r r o 1502 commerative medals 205 Stanton, release of city from project 2060 obhgations 1779 United States District Court, appoint2063 ment of additional judges — 294 2260 2072 Thanksgiving Day, 1970, proclamation Timber From Federal Lands, restriction on sale for export 1817 1846 Time Zone, El Paso and H u d s p e t h Counties, Tex., placed in mountain stand' ard 119 1341 Tires: Excise tax reduction, postponement 1744 Safety related defect notification; re834 treaded, etc 262 2074 Tissue Bank Act, District of Columbia, Amendments: 2005 Conforming amendments and repeals.. 270 Redesignation of courts in provisions. 579, 585

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Tlingit Indians of Alaska, disposition of Page j u d g m e n t funds 431 Toad Suck Ferry Lock and Dam, Arkansas River project, designation 1929 Tobacco: Acreage allotments, transfer 314 Burley, national marketing quotas, time extension for proclamation 1879 Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act of 1969 87 Toiyabe National Forest, Nev., extension of boundaries 694 Tomatoes, advertising projects 2041 Totten Trail Pumping Station, N. Dak., designation 1879 Tourism Resources Review Commission, National, establishment 1073 Toy Safety Act, Child Protection and, appropriation for effecting provisions, 2005 Tractor Accidents, Agricultural, reports to Congress 264 Trade Act, 1922, China, i m m u n i t y provisions, repeal 929 Trade Agreements Extension Act of 1951, modification of duties, proclamation _ 2201, 2204, 2216 Trade Commission, Federal: Appropriation for 401, 1444, 1984 Cigarette advertising, regulations 89 Fair Credit Reporting Act, administrative enforcement 1134 Trade Commission Act, Federal: Egg products inspection, provisions m a d e applicable to 1632 I m m u n i t y provisions, repeal 929 Trade Expansion Act of 1962, modification of duties, proclamation 21992205, 2212-2214, 2216, 2217, 2219, 2235, 2257, 2265 Trade Negotiations, Special Representative for, appropriation for 388, 1060 Trade Week, World, 1970, proclamation. 2230 Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966, National. See National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966. Traffic Safety Administration, National Highway, establishment 1739 Transportation, Department of: Advisory Council on Servicemen's Group Life Insurance, member 331 Aircraft emission standards, regulations. 1704 Airport and Airway Developemnt Act of 1970 219 Airport and Airway Revenue Act of 1970 236 Alaska Highway, paving, etc., negotiations with Canada 1725 American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, member 1389 Appropriation for 385, 399, 1995

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Appropriations, continuing, 1971 Coast Guard, United States. See separate title. Domestic Council, member 2086 El Paso and H u d s p e t h Counties, Tex., placed in m o u n t a i n standard time zone 119 Environmental Quality Improvement Act of 1970 114 Federal Aviation Act of 1958. See separate title. Federal Aviation Administration, appropriation for 399, 1995 Federal Highway Administration— Appropriation for 399 Deputy Administrator and Assistant Administrator, appointment and compensation 1722 Federal Railroad Administration, appropriation for 399, 1997 Federal Railroad Safety Act of 1970.. 971 Federal Water Pollution Control Act. See separate title. Fisheries resources in United States territorial waters. Coast Guard enforcement 1297 H a z a r d o u s Materials Transportation Control Act of 1970 977 High-speed ground transportation, research, extension 915 Highways. See separate title. Historic Preservation, Advisory Council on, member 204 Low-Emission Vehicle Certification Board, member 1701 National Aeronautics and Space Council, member 855 National Highway Institute, establishment 1723 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, establishment 1739 National rail passenger system—• Federal financial assistance 1338 Financial investment advisory panel, establishment 1338 Intercity rail passenger service, contracts 1334 Interim emergency financial assistance 1339 National Railroad Passenger Corporation, creation 1330 Tax deductions for certain payments m a d e to the Corporation 1341 National Tourism Resources Review Commission, member 1073 National TraflSc and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966. See separate title. '•!;.rqi sr - sx •• o

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 SUBJECT INDEX National Transportation Safety Board, appropriation for ._Rail Passenger Service Act of 1970 Railroad Retirement Act of 1937. See separate title. Railroads, guarantee of private loans _ Railway employees, pay increase Railway Labor Act, amendments, National Railroad Adjustment Board, membership Railway labor-management dispute, temporary prohibition Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation, appropriation for Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964. See separate title. Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1965, relocation payments, repeal of provisions ,. Urban Mass Transportation Administration— Appropriation for Deputy Administrator, compensation Urban Mass Transportation Assistance Act of 1970 Water carriers, bulk commodities Water Quality Improvement Act of 1970 Transportation Act of 1960, National Capital, public buildings, accessibility to physically handicapped Transportation Act of 1964, Urban Mass. See Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964. Transportation Act of 1965, National Capital, public buildings, accessibility to physically handicapped Transportation Act of 1965, Urban Mass, relocation payments, repeal of provisions Transportation Act of 1969, National Capital, appropriation for effecting provisions Transportation Administration, Urban Mass: Appropriation for Deputy Administrator, compensation.. Transportation and Communications Service, appropriation for Transportation Assistance Act of 1970, Urban Mass Transportation by Air, non-turbine-powered aircraft, excise tax, exemption Transportation Day, National Defense, and National Transportation Week, 1970, proclamation Transportation Safety Board, National, appropriation for

A91

Pase Paw Travel Act of 1961, International: Amendments— 399 Assistant Secretary of Commerce for 1327 Tourism, appointment 1072 Tourism to United States, promotion 1071 Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 1051 1975 1408 Travel in United States, promotion, authorization of funds .. 1437 Travel Service, United States, appropriation for 1051 199 Treasury, Department of the: Accounts, Bureau of, appropriation for. 385, 1407 399, 872 Airport and Airways Trust Fund, estab399 lishment 250 Appropriation Act, 1971. 872 Appropriation for 385, 399, 400, 872, 1997 Coinage Act of 1965, Amendments— 1903 Silver coins, authorization for minting _ 1768 Silver dollar, Dwight D. Eisenhower, authorization for minting 1769 399 Comptroller of the Currency, consumer credit reporting, enforcement 1135 968 Currency and Foreign Transactions Reporting Act 1118 962 Customs, Bureau of, appropriation for. 400, 1587 872, 1997 91 Customs Administrative Act of 1970... 282 Customs Courts Act of 1970 274 Domestic Council, member 2086 49 Executive Protective Service, uniforms, U.S. flag emblem 357 Federal Deposit Insurance Act, amendment, insured banks, recordkeeping requirements 1114 Federal Law Enforcement Training 49 Center, appropriation for 872 Fisheries resources in United States territorial waters, enforcement re1903 sponsibility 1297 Internal Revenue Service, appropriation for 400,873, 1997 385 Medals, striking of. See Medals and Decorations. 399 Mint, Bureau of the, appropriation 968 for 400, 873, 1997 National Credit Union Share Insurance 1446 Fund, creation 999 National Housing Act, amendment, savings and loan associations, 962 record-keeping requirements 1116 1846 Public Debt, Bureau of the, appropriation for 385, 400, 873 Rail transportation, financial invest2224 ment advisory panel, member 1338 Railroad retirement supplemental ac399 count, transfer of funds to 71

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Treasury, Department of the — C o n t i n u e d Page Second Liberty Bond Act, Amendments— Public debt limit, temporary increase 368 United States savings bonds, interest rate, increase 830 Secret Service, United States — Appropriation for 400, 873 Executive protective service for Executive Mansion and foreign embassies 74 Foreign visitors, protection of 1941 Retirement benefits, increase 1136 White House Police, renamed Executive Protective Service; increased personnel 74,358 Securities Exchange Act of 1934. See separate title. Securities Investor Protection Corporation, Board of Directors, appointment of m e m b e r 1638 Treasurer, Office of the, appropriation for 400, 873 Vessels— Control of sewage pollution, cooperation 101 Shrimp boats, exemption of import duties on repairs 1944 War Claim Act of 1948, claims not paid in full, recertification 1503 White House Police, n a m e changed to Executive Protective Service; increased personnel 74, 358 Working capital fund, establishment 1846 Truman Dam and Reservoir, Harry S., Osage River Basin, Mo., renamed a s. 265 Trust Indenture Act of 1939, Amendments, t r u s t indentures, registration requirement, exemption 1499 Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands: Appropriation for administration Civil government, appropriation authorization, increase Community mental health centers program, inclusion Coral reefs, seastar "Crown of T h o r n s ", s t u d y and control along Court leave for Federal employees Hospital construction and medical facilities program, inclusion M e n t a l retardation facilities, construction Truth in Lending Act, Amendments, credit cards, issuance, liability of holder, fraudulent use Tulalip Tribes of Washington, authority to acquire, manage and dispose of tribal property

673 1559 54 884 1476 343 1324

1126

301

Tungsten, disposition from national stockpile Turkey: Naval vessels, loan Turpin, Dr. James W., founder of Project Concern, congressional commendations

Page 422 2066

888

U Umatilla I n d i ^ Reservation, Oreg., disposition of j u d g m e n t funds 253 Uniform Act on Fresh Pursuit, repeal 654 Uniform Limited Partnership Act, Amendment, redesignation of courts in provisions 589 Uniform Narcotic Drug Act, Amendments: D r u g offenses, penalties 603 Redesignation of courts in provisions 574 Uniform Relocation Assistance & Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970 1894 Uniformed Services. See also Armed Forces and individual services. Air evacuation patients, subsistence without charge 1081 Claims, settlement authority, enlargement 412 Enlisted members appointed as officers, p a y and allowances 1083 Family separation allowance 1389, 1392 Hostile fire areas, extended d u t y in, special leave provisions, extension. 368 Insurance, servicemen's group life— Advisory Council on Servicemen's Group Life Insurance, Department of Transportation, m e m b e r. 331 Exemption from taxation 331 Maximum coverage, increase 327 R O T C cadets, inclusion 326 Leave, extended d u t y in hostile fire areas, special provisions, extension. 368 Military Personnel and Civihan E m ployees' Claims Act of 1964, personal property claims settlement, annual report, repeal 412 Missing status, family separation allowance 1392 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, commissioned officers, s t a t u s and benefits 1863 Naval service, ship overhauling away from home port, travel allowance._ 53 Pay rates 198-3 Prisoners of war, etc., during Vietnam conflict removal of limitation on savings deposits 16 Public Health Service, commissioned officers, retirement benefits 216

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Station housing allowance Title 10, U. S. Code, repeal of obsolete provisions 1082 Vietnam conflict, savings deposits, removal of limitation 16 W a r Claims Act of 1948— Amendments— Payments of awards, priority 1503 Prisoners of war, Vietnam conflict, compensation 323 U.S.S. Pueblo personnel, prisoners of war, compensation 324 Appropriation for effecting provisions 25, 1995, 2003 Union-Negotiated Pension Plans, taxation 2074 United Seamen's Service, Federal assistance to United States merchant seamen 1674 United Nations: C o m m u n i s t Chinese Government, congressional statement opposing membership for 7, 1044 H e a d q u a r t e r s in New York, expansion grant 1867 Twenty-fifth anniversary, protection of visiting foreign dignitaries a t t e n d ing, appropriation for 879 United Nations Day, 1970, proclamation.. 2240 United States, Great Seal of (he, protection from misuse 1941 United States Attorneys, compensation rate, increase 197 United States Coast Guard. See Coast Guard, United States. United States Code: [NOTR: For amendments and repeals of sections in positive law titles, see Table 5-a) in "Laws Affected in Volume 84", preceding this Index.] Title 39 entitled "Postal Service", codification and reenactment into positive law 719 United States Court of Military Appeals, appropriation for 2025 United States Courts. See Courts, United States. United States Fishing Fleet Improvement Act, Amendments, construction, remodeling of vessels, etc., subsidy program 307 United States Grain Standards Act, imm u n i t y provisions, repeal 928 United States Housing Act of 1937: Amendments— Elderly, handicapped and displaced persons, congregate housing 1777 Public and low-rent housing 1776, 1808 Appropriation for effecting provisions. _ 1457, 1463

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A93

Disaster areas, priority to applications Page for public housing assistance 1758 Relocation, repeal of provision 1903 United States Information Agency, appropriation for 403, 1061 United States Information and Educational Exchange Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 1061 United States Magistrates, appropriatioaa for 1057 United States Park Police: Retirement benefits, increase 1136 Uniforms, U.S. flag emblem 357 United States Postal Service. See Postal Service, United States. United States Public Health Service Hospital, New Orleans, La., land exchange 119 United States Savings Bonds, interest rate, increase 830 United States Secret Service: Appropriation for 400, 873 Executive protective service for Executive Mansion and foreign embassies 74 Foreign visitors, protection of 1941 Retirement benefits, increase 1136 White House Police, renamed Executive Protective Service; increased personnel 74, 358 United States Security Agreements and Commitments Abroad, hearings on, printing of additional copies 2195 United States Soldiers' Home, appropriation for 46, 392, 2017 United States Tariff Commission, appropriation for 403, 1061, 1995 United States Tax Court: Appropriation for 385, 403, 878 Chief Judge, five supergrade positions.. 1955 United States Travel Service, appropriation for 1051 Upper Mississippi River, reclamation p r o j ect, additional funds 310 Urban Growth and New Community Development Act of 1970 1791 Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964, Amendments: Elderly and the handicapped, plans for facilities %7 Environmental protection 966 G r a n t s and loans to States and municipalities for development 962 Program s, expansion, long-range financ962 ing. Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1965, relocation payments, repeal of pro1903 visions

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Urban Mass Transportation Administration: Appropriation for Deputy Administrator, c o m p e n s a t i o n. _ Urban M a s s Transportation Assistance Act of 1970 U.S.S. Constitution, retired officers of United States Navy to command, authorization U.S.S. Pueblo: C o m b a t zone, tax exemption for certain members Prisoners of war, compensation U.S.S. Utah, flying of American flag over remains Utah: Apples, m a r k e t i n g orders for Salt Lake City Corporation, title reversion to the United States, w a i v e r.. U t e Indians, Confederated Bands of, disposition of j u d g m e n t funds U t e Tribe of U i n t a h and Ouray Reservation, reimbursement of construction cost of irrigation project Western I n t e r s t a t e Nuclear Compact, eligible party Ute Indians, Confederated Bands of, disposition of j u d g m e n t funds Ute Tribe of Uintah and Ouray Reservation, Utah, reimbursement of construction cost of irrigation project

V-E Day, 25th anniversary, ceremonies.. Vessels: Acquisition, construction, etc., authorization of funds American fishing, restrictions of sale of military equipment to countries seizing American-flag merchant ships, construction Atlantic, sale of passenger vessel to an alien Coast Guard, appropriation authorization Commercial fishermen, extension of loan program Delta Queen, historic steamboat, operation until November 1, 1973 Dorchester, International Clergy Week in the United States honoring four chaplains lost on the torpedoed troop transport, proclamation Ferry boats. Federal aid in construction. Fish and Wildlife Act of 1956, amendment, fishing vessels, extension of loan for construction of new

P^ee 399 968 962

836

200 324 970 438 1475 871

843 985 871

843

2179

207

2053 1018 2164 255 829 1835

2209 1736

309

Marpole, documentation for use in Pasre coastwise trade 2099 M e r c h a n t Marine Act, 1936. See separate title. M e r c h a n t Marine Act of 1970 _ 1018 Naval, loans to foreign countries; extension of existing loans 2066 Passenger, off-season cruise, removal of restrictions 215 Shrimp boats, i m p o r t duties on foreign repairs, exemption 1944 United States Fishing Fleet Improvement Act, amendments, construction, remodeling of vessels, etc., subsidy program 307 U.S.S. Constitution, retired officers of United States Navy to command, authorization 836 U.S.S. PuebloCombat zone, tax exemption for certain members 200 Personnel, prisoners of war, compensation 324 U.S.S. Utah, flying of American flag over remains 970 W a t e r pollution control 91-103 West Wind, documentation for use in coastwise trade 2100 Veterans. See also Veterans Administration. Adopted child, definition; dependency and compensation rates 256 Dependents, increased c o m p e n s a t i o n — 788 Disabled— Automobiles and a d a p t i v e equipment. 1998 Compensation, increase 787 Housing for, loans .- 1109 Severance pay, recoupment 203 Duplication of benefits 790 Educational assistance— Allowance, increase 76 Families of servicemen who are missing in action 1575 Predischarge Education Program.... 80 Special programs for educationally disadvantaged 79 F a r m ownership loans— F a r m background, exemption from requirement 1862 Vietnam era, extension to i n c l u d e — 1862 H o m e loan benefits for families of servicemen who are missing in action 1576 H o m e mortgages, maximum interest rates on, extension of authority 461 Housing, homes, mobile homes and farms, loans 1108 Medical care for older, inability to defray expenses, exemption from making statement 1096

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Foreign assistance, supporting, accom- Paga m o d a t i o n r a t e of exchange 1942 Foreign militarv sales 2053 International Fighter aircraft, sale, restriction.. 2054 Naval vessels, loan 2066 South Vietnamese forces, appropriation for combat readiness 2029 Vietnamese and other free world forces— Appropriation for 2036 Funds available for s u p p o r t 910 Vietnam, North: Countries assisting, restriction of aid to 10 Prisoners of war, t r e a t m e n t, congressional protest 2180 Virgin Islands: Food s t a m p program, inclusion 2048 Territorial highway program 1720 United States District Court— Appointment of additional j u d g e s. _ 296 Chief judge, power to appoint officers of the court 297 Voting age for residents, not lower than 18 years 978 Virginia: Fort Eustis Military Reservation, land exchange near 1226 I n t e r s t a t e Commission on the P o to m a c River Basin, creation 856 P o r t s m o u t h, exchange of certain lands by Navy Department with c i t y. 904 P o to m a c Vallej'^ Conservancy District, creation 856 Prince William County, exchange of lands with District of C o l u m b i a. 1095 RijChmond-Petersburg Turnpike, authorization for tolls 1732 United States District Court, appointment of additional judges 294 Vision Week, Save Your, 1970, proclamation 2214 Vocational Education Act of 1963: Amendment, extension of programs, grants for, etc 188 Appropriation for effecting provisions. _ 35, 36, 802 R e p e a l of provision 174 Vocational Education Amendments of 1968, appropriation for effecting provisions 36, 803 Vocational Rehabilitation, veterans, subsistence allowance, increase 76 Vocational Rehabilitation Act: Amendment, extension of program, appropriation authorization 1817 Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 38, 39, 2012 Volunteers in the Parks Act of 1969 472

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Volunteers of America Week, proclamation Voting A g e: Minimum Virgin Islands, establishment of Voting Rights Act Amendments of 1970._ Voting Rights Act of 1965, Amendments: District of Columbia, voting provisionsM i n i m u m voting age, eighteen Residency requirements Tests or devices, prohibition of use, extension Voyageurs National Park, Minn., establishment

i*age Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, appropriation for 2219 Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Regulations Compact, public build318 ings, accessibility to physically handi978 capped 314 853 318 316 315 1970

W Wage and Hour Division, appropriation for 25 Wage and Labor Standards Administration, appropriation for 25, 381, 397, 1988, 2003 Walla Walla Project, Dayton Dam and Reservoir, Oreg.-Wash,, construction, etc 409 War Claims Act of 1948: Amendments— Payment of awards, priority 1503 Prisoners of war, Vietnam conflict, compensation 323 U.S.S. Pueblo personnel, prisoners of war, compensation 324 Appropriation for effecting provisions. 25, 1995, 2003 War Powers Act of 1942, Second, i m m u n i t y provisions, repeal 931 Warren, Chief Justice Earl, t r i b u t e s, printing as House document Washington: Lake Bryan, designation M a k a h Indian Tribe, lands formerly used by Ozette Indians held in t r u s t for State school lands exchanged for certain public lands Tulalip Tribes of, authority to acquire, manage and dispose of tribal property United States District Court, district realinement, additional places for court to be held Walla Walla project, D a y to n D a m and Reservoir, construction, etc Washington Islands Wilderness, designation Western I n t e r s t a t e Nuclear Compact, eligible party Y a k i m a Tribes, Y a k i m a Reservation, disposition of j u d g m e n t funds

2184 1878

1086 987

301

297 409 1104 985 865

Paee 385

49

Washington Technical Institute, D.C., a land grant college 1935 Washoe Indian Tribe of Nevada and California, lands in Alpine County, Cahf., held in t r u s t for 687 Waste Disposal Act, Solid? Amendments— Disposal facilities, construction; research 1227 National disposal sites s t u d y 1233 "Appropriation for effecting provisions_27, 2005 Extension of program 416 Water: Area acid and other mine water pollution, control 103 Clean Waters for America Week, designation 1589 Emergency Community Facilities Act of 1970 886 Environmental Quality Improvement Act of 1970 114 Federal W a t e r Pollution Control Act. See separate title. H a z a r d o u s substances, control 98 Land and Water Conservation F u n d Act of 1965. See separate title. Oil pollution, control 91 Reclamation projects. See separate title. Saline Water, Office of, appropriation for 679 Saline Water Conversion Act, amendment, research program, appropriation authorization 87 Sewage pollution from vessels, control-100 Territorial waters of the United States, fisheries resources, increased penalties for violations 1296 Water and sewer facilities for communities, grants 886 Water Bank Act 1468 Water Carriers, bulk commodities 1587 Water Commission, National, appropriation for 901 Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965, Land and. See L and and Water Conservation F u n d Act of 1965. Water Pollution Control Act, Federal. See Federal Water Pollution Control Act. Water Quality Act of 1965, appropriation for effecting provisions 27, 2005 Water Quality Administration, Federal: Abolition; transfer of functions 2087, 2089 Appropriation for 895 Renamed MB

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Water Quality Improvement Act of 1970_ 91 Appropriation for effecting provisions. _ 1992 Water Resources Council, appropriation for 902 Water Resources Planning Act of 1965, appropriation for effecting provisions. 902 Water Resources Research, Office of, appropriation for 396, 679 Water Resources Research Act of 1964, appropriation for effecting provisions. 679 Watershed Protection and flood Prevention Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 1485 Weas Tribe of Indians, preparation of descendancy roll 688 Weather Services, Centennial of the United States, proclamation 2207 Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 25, 2003 West Virginia: Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park, establishment 1978 Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin, creation 856 Potomac Valley Conservancy District, creation 856 United States District Court, appointment of additional judges 294 West Wind, documentation of vessel for use in coastwise trade 2100 Western Interstate Nuclear Compact 979 Wetlands, preservation of habitat for migratory waterfowl and other wildlife 1468 Wheat: Land-diversion payments 1363 Marketing certificates 1362 National marketing quota, referendum for 1971 crop, deferment 448, 969 Price support levels 1362 Set-aside acreage 1363 Tulelake area, Calif., acreage allotment, increase 86 Wheat Research and Promotion Act 885 White Cane Safety Day, 1970, proclamation 2237 White House, display of the flag of the United States, proclamation 2243 White House Conference on Aging, appropriation for 39 White House Office, appropriation for__ 876 White House Police, renamed Executive Protective Service; increased personnel 74, 357 White River, reclamation project, additional funds 310

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tom slaughtering, exemption Wilderness Areas, designation Wildlife Refugees, National, designation of wilderness areas within 1104 Wildlife Restoration Act, Federal Aid in, Amendments, long-range planning for wildlife preservation, funds for program 1097 Wildlife Restoration Act Amendments of 1970, Federal Aid in 1097 William "Bill" Dannelly Reservoir, Ala., designation 1574 William C. Cramer Federal Office Building, Saint Petersburg, Fla., designation 1943 William G. Stone Navigation Lock, Calif., designation 1508 Wilson's Creek National Battlefield, Mo., renamed 1441 Wiretapping and Electronic Surveillance, National Commission for the Review of Federal and State Laws Relating to, establishment, repeal; reenactment of provision 961, 1893 Wisconsin: Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, establishment 880 Ice Age National Scientific Reserve, financial assistance 1083 Monroe, urban renewal project, grantin-aid 1780 United States District Court, appointment of additional judges 294 Wisconsin Islands Wilderness, designation 1105 Woman SufTerage, 50th anniversary, proclamation 2242 Women's Bureau of the Department of Labor, 50th anniversary, proclamation 2232 Woodrow Wilson Memorial Act of 1968, appropriation for effecting provisions. 686 Wool, shorn and mohair, price support, extension 1362 World Jamboree, Boy Scouts, held in Japan in 1971, loan of equipment by Defense Department 1403 World Law Day, 1970, proclamation 2259 World Trade Week, 1970, proclamation... 2230 Wright Brothers Day, 1970, proclamation. 2263 Wyoming: Missouri River Basin project, Riverton extension unit, reauthorization 861 Western Interstate Nuclear Compact, eligible party 985

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Establishment Youth Corrections Act, Federal, Amendment, examiners to conduct interviews 437 Youth Opportunity, President's Council on, appropriation for 47, 2018 Yuma Mesa Irrigation and Drainage District, Ariz., construction of supplemental facilities 860

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Page 2192 2155 2164 2121 2109 2154 1226 2147 2134 2132 2126 2175

B Baden, Margarita A. M. (Nguyen Tan Nga) Bader, Clem__ Bankston, Ouida Barker, Billie J Bartlett, Senator E. L_ Battles, Elmer Baybarz, Fred L. and Carolyn C Bearcloud, Warren Beasley Engineering Company, Inc. _ Beck, Thomas J Beckman, AlfaE Beckman, Charles M._ _ __ Beckman, William T _. Bell, Somporn (Leeta Noi) Bender, Irvin R. and Loneita L -. __ Biazzo, Lillian Blanchette, Guy A ___ Bombolaski, Louise Borgnino, Elizabeth B Botsai, Sarah L Bowie, Arvil Bowie, E. B Bowie, Jack Bowie, John L Bowling, W. H Bradley, Gen. Omar N Branch, O. G Brice, Martha W Brink, Lawrence Brown, Dexter Brown, Jack Brown, Lt. Col. Earl S

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2132 2134 2155 2134 2193 2135 2142 2163 2157 2166 2147 2147 2147 2153 2140 2127 2128 2134 2111 2155 2134 2134 2134 2134 2134 2179 2135 1880 2159 2155 2116 2124

Brunner, Mrs. Ruth Bryan, Chester M..-_ Bryan, Dr. Enoch A Bryant, John M Burgess, Capt. Jackie D Burleson, T. D Buster, James M

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Page 2162 2141 1878 2168 2155 2134 2166

C Calleja-Perez, Jose L 2133 Calvert, Ruth E 2135 Caprara, Alfredo _ 2111 Carlo Bianchi and Company, Inc., N.Y_- 2175 Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce, Carlsbad, N. Mex 2105 Carpenter, Richard 2165 Cato, Leroy 2134 Central Gulf Steamship Corporation 2157 Chandler, Russell L 2126 Child, James 2155, 2156 Clayton County Journal, Jonesboro, Ga_ 2120 Clodfelter, John. __2135 Condon, Thomas J__. 2118 Corcoran, John P 2098 Cosby, John T., Jr 2110 Courvier, Joe 2168 Creecy, Jess 2134 D Darden, P. S. du Pont Dart, RDC Frank E Davis, Cal C Davis, Clifford Davis, Mrs. Pearl C Dawson, Nellie B Dayao, Mrs. Rolando C Dean, Lyndon A Delina, Giuseppe DeMarco, Carlo DeMonte, Enrico Deutsch, Julius Dickson, Bly D., Jr Dirksen, Everett McKinley Dischert, Carolyn Duggins, Jack A Duke, Kimoko A Duncan, James R

2111 2170 2127 1877 2167 1990 2152 2127 2152 2116 2161 2159 2119 201 2155, 2156 2172 2136 2156 A99

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Eagle L a k e T i m b e r Company, Susanville, Calif Eckert, R o b e r t E Eisenhower, D w i g h t D Eldredge, Anan Enright, F r a n k J Erlenbusch, Jacob and A n n e t t E s p a r a z a - M o n to y a, Jose G F F a b r e t to, Mrs. M a r c e l l a C Fadler, M a r v i n Feiser, J o h n Feiser, L. F Feiser, Mike Feiser, R o b e r t Feldmeier, F r a n z C Flagg, J. D Flemming, R o b e r t V Franks, Keum Ja Frizzell, M a j. Charles F., J r Fuliar, Josefina P. A Fulk, E d w i n E

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Hughes, Vivian E H u n t l y, Dick M 2130 H y u n Joo Lee and M y u n g J o o Lee 2156 1769 1 2130 2121 Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind__ 2140 J 2128 J a m e s o n, Albert E., J r Johnson, Colie L., J r 2131 Jones, Roseanne 2134 J u n g Y u n g Mi and J u n g Ae R i

2147 2168 2139

2134 2134 2134 2134 2108 2134 217 2148 2171 2110 2122

G Gaines, Adelaide G a m a t e r o, Delilah A George Washington University, D. C Gianutsos, T. Sgt. P e t e r E Giffin, J a m e s H Gillum, R i c h a r d A Goddard, D r. R o b e r t H G o u t m a n n, Michael M Grade, Elmer M Green, Comdr. J o h n N Green, William R Gross, P e t e r R Groswith, Susan Guido, P e d r o l

2133 2103 2149 2125 2162 2168 2189 2106 1835 2161 2168 2135 2155 2114

H Haase, Gloria J Hall, M r s. M a r i a E. P Hanle, C a p t. William O Harrington, Mrs. Grace D Harris, Wilber Haslam, Bonnie J Hawkins, E. A. and H. A H e i d m a n, William, J r Hensley, D i a n a Herbstreit, J a c k W H e r a and e z, Saatos A Herrera, Jimmie Hills, T a e P u n g Hoberg, Vernon L Holden, M a j. Oliver Hood, William Horse Chief House, Agatha

2131 2129 2150 2171 2120 2140 2134 2169 2155 2133 2168 2168 2129 2131 2171 2155 2163

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2117 2149 2113 2154

K K a t z, Irwin K a y e, C a p t. Melvin A Kennison, D a v i d L K i m Julia and P a r k Tong Op Kimball Brothers L u m b e r Company, Dexter, Oreg Kirsch, Ok Yon (Mrs. Charles G.) Kirwan, Alice C K n o p p e r t, L. Cpl. Andre L K o n g Wan N o r. Koseff, Alan 2155, Krec, L. Cpl. F r a n k J Kubal, Mary Kuncek, 1st L t. Joeck K u t z, Comdr. F r a n k G K y u n g Ae Oh

2171 2115 2172 2138 2113 2152 811 2100 2103 2156 2129 2155 2109 2171 2138

L Lawlor, C a p t. J o h n T Lee, Marion M. and A r t h u r N Lenci, M a r i a P Lewis, D u d C Linderman, Lofton Linville, Amos Lipscomb, Virginia Lipsey, Lee Littlelight, N a n c y P a i n t Locke, Ah Mee Lodi Iron Works, Incorporated, Calif Lofgren, Comdr. Charles E Loveless, J a y Low Yin Low, Virgil T

2107 2098 2136 2135 2134 2134 811 2135 2163 2136 2143 2171 2146 2129 2134

M M a d o r e, Michael Magee, William P Marmor, B a r b a r a R Martel, P h i l i p Martin, Charles N., J r Martin, James H Mason, H o w a r d Mason, J o h n n y, J r. (Johnny Mason, Jr.) Maxwell, B. N

2155 2104 2101 2140 2173 2108 2146 Trinidad 2149 2134

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McCord, Comdr. J o h n W McCormack, Hon. J o h n W McGonegal, D o n a l E McNeUis, Mrs. M a r g a r e t M Medlock, Beverly and R u t h L Miller, Anthony P., I n c Ming Chang Minton, K e n n e t h MolIick,John Montero, AmaUa P Moore, Elbert C Moore, Elmo Moore, H a r v e y L M u t u a l Benefit F o u n d a t i o n

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2158 2158 2137 2155, 2156 2134

P a n g T a i T a i, Mrs Park, Jin So and Moon Mi Parker, Walter L Pawlak, T h a d d e u s J P a y n e, S Sgt. Lawrence F Pellicano, Vincenzo Pensinger, Mrs. Charles W (Ethel J.) Pertsovitch, Mrs. Anastasia Petersen, William M. and D o r o t h y Z Pierce, Marie-Louise ( M a r y Louise) Pietrandrea, Anne R Pimpare, Maureen O Pintabona, Rosa Poehlein, Lt. Col. R o b e r t L Pope, J i m m i e R P r e t t y Paint, Perry P r e t t y P a i n t Not Afraid, Pera P r o t e s t a n t Episcopal Church, D. C R Rachetto, John and R u t h Raskin, Samuel Reed, Curtis N Roehrich, Wendelin and Lucille Rogers, Leonard N R o m n e y, Mrs. C u m o r a h K Rosel, Consuelo O Roth, Ronald Rowe, Mrs. J e a n C Rowland, J o h n

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Sabec, Comdr. Edwin J Salas, Samuel D Sanborn L u m b e r Company, Inc., C h a p man, Kans Sandlin, Pete Sargent, H o w a r d Scanlon, Lt. R o b e r t J Schneider, Ted Schultz, R o b e r t and Marcia Schultz, William and L y n e t t e Seay, Henry A Sherfius, Lawrence Shipman, Omas Smith, Bruce M Smith, Cranston C Smith, Hershel _ Smith, Jack B Smith, R o b e r t G Smith, T h o m a s A Smith College, North a m p to n, Mass Snyder, Donald A Somay, Ali Somma, S. Sgt. R y u z o Soon H o Yoo Southern Pacific Company Spiekerman, Fred Spiekerman Concrete Pipe Company, Calif Springs, Zea A St. Onge, D o r o t h y H Staley, George H Stanford, R i c h a r d N Stanley, C a p t. N o r m a n W Staudinger, K o n r a d L Stenger, J o h n F Stephenson, Samuel R Stewart, Gary W Still, Reddick B., J r Stone, Jerrell Stoner, R o b e r t Sullivan, Irene S Szabo, R o b e r t C

2151 2154 2125 2172 2115 2131 2098 2151 2139 2100 2104 2162 2127 2176 2099 2163 2163 2164 T a b h a n, Rogelio Tabor, Elgie L Talbot, K a t h r y n 2163 Talkington, H. B 2155, 2156 Tarr, R o b e r t 2137 2140 Tawil, Sp4c. A a r o n. __ 2098 Taylor, H a n n i b a l B. 2128 Taylor, Milburn 2168 Templemire, F r e d 2155 Thompson, Loyd 2099 Tinsley, Marlin 2155 Turpin, Dr. James W.

2106 2142 2107 2134 2155 2170 2141 2148 2148 2168 2134 2134 2151 2134 2167 2173 2123 2123 2167 2168 2105 2128 2153 2139 2145 2145 2168 811 2100 2174 2120 2150 2134 2169 2173 2165 2134 2135 2165 2098

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Pan 2136 2160 2134 2134 2141 2104 2134 2141 2142 2100

Vanderfeltz, Joe Vaughn, Betty L Vernon, Hershel 0 Villaruel, Cora S Viterbo, Placido von Wedel, Frances

2134 2168 2134 2101 2103 2160

W Wallace, Marie Pretty Paint Warren, Chief Justice Earl Watkins, Hilda J Webb, James E Webb, Sherman

Yau Ming Chinn (Gon Ming Loo) 2097 2134 2163 Young, Rex 2184 1990 217 Zahaniacz, Mrs. Maria (nee Bojkiwska).. 215 2134 Zuck, Mrs. Marjorie 209

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BlU No.

H.R. 2 H.R. 110 H.R. 140 H.R. 212 H.R. 370 H.R. 380 H.R. 386 H.R. 471 H.R. 514 H.R. 515 H.R. 670 H.R. 693 H.R. 780 H.R. 914 H.R. 956 H.R. 1049 H.R. 1160 H.R. 1187 H.R. 2175 H.R. 2669 H.R. 3107 H.R. 3328 H.R. 3786 H.R. 4145 H.R. 4148 H.R. 4172 H.R. 4182 H.R. 4183 H.R. 4204 H.R. 4239 H.R. 4246 H.R. 4247 H.R. 4249 H.R. 4302.. H.R. 4599 H.R. 4605 H.R. 4813 H.R. 4869 H.R. 5554 H.R. 6049 H.R. 6114 H.R. 6240 H.R. 6265 H.R. 6543 H.R. 6562 H.R. 6778 H.R. 6951 H.R. 7311 H.R. 7334 H.R. 7517 H.R. 7618 H.R. 7626 H.R. 8020 H.R. 8298 H.R. 8512 H.R. 8654 H.R. 8662

Public Law No.

91-206 91-529 91^65 91-621 91-666 91-627 91-533 91-550 91-230 91-248 91-531 91-500 91-270 91-374 91-608 91-249 91-554 91-252 91-492 91-571 91-640 91-557 91-223 91-240 91-224 91-483 91-490 91-532 91-289 91-570 91-311 91-312 . 91-285 91-545 91-466 91-662 91-279 91-264 91-295 91-613 91-612 91-493 91-396 91-222 91-673 91-607 91-538 91-655 91-625 91-355 91-347 91-674 91-210 91-590 91-309 91-235 91-394

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H.R. 8663 H.R. 8664 H.R. 8933 H.R. 9017 H.R. 9052 H.R. 9164 H.R. 9183 H.R. 9311 H.R. 9477 H.R. 9485 H.R. 9486 H.R. 9548 H.R. 9564 H.R. 9634 H.R. 9654 H.R. 9677 H.R. 9854 H.R. 10105 H.R. 10106 H.R. 10184 H.R. 10317 H.R. 10335 H.R. 10336 H.R. 10482 H.R. 10517 H.R. 10634 H.R. 10837 H.R. 10874 H.R. 10912 H.R. 11102 H.R. 11372 H.R. 11547 H.R. 11548 H.R. 11628 H.R. 11651 H.R. 11702 H.R. 11766 H.R. 11833 H.R. 11876 H.R. 11953 H.R. 11959 H.R. 12475 H.R. 12535 H.R. 12564 H.R. 12605 H.R. 12619 H.R. 12673 H.R. 12758 H.R. 12858 H.R. 12860 H.R. 12870 H.R. 12878 H.R. 12941 H.R. 12943 H.R. 12979 H.R. 13000 H.R. 13008

91-582 91-199 91-636 91-535 91-392 91-470 91-615 91-489 91-259 91-200 91-534 91-475 91-197 91-496 91-481 91-543 91-286 91-265 91-262 91-283 91-491 91-497 91-537 91-661 91-659 91-569 91-459 91-660 91-241 91-296 91-274 91-620 91-198 91-280 91-207 91-212 91-349 91-512 91-487 91-435 91-219 91-503 91-202 91-637 91-250 91-281 91-256 91-357 91-335 91-288 91-476 91-275 91-314 91-451 91-563 91-656 91-216

H.R. 13106 H.R. 13125 H.R. 13195 H.R. 13300 H.R. 13307 H.R. 13407 H.R. 13434 H.R. 13448 H.R. 13493 H.R. 13519 H.R. 13543 H.R. 13564 H.R. 13565 H.R. 13716 H.R. 13816 H.R. 13862 H.R. 13934 H.R. 13959 H.R. 13971 H.R. 13978. H.R. 14097 H.R. 14114 H.R. 14118 H.R. 14213 H.R. 14252 H.R. 14289 H.R. 14300 H.R. 14306 H.R. 14322 H.R. 14373 H.R. 14452 H.R. 14453 H.R. 14464 H.R. 14465 H.R. 14485 H.R. 14645 H.R. 14678 H.R. 14683 H.R. 14684 H.R. 14685 H.R. 14705 H.R. 14714 H.R. 14720 H.R. 14733 H.R. 14789 H.R. 14810 H.R. 14827 H.R. 14896 H.R. 14944 H.R. 14956 H.R. 14982 H.R. 15012 H.R. 15021 H.R. 15069 H.R. 15073 H.R. 15112 H.R. 15118

91-242 91-463 91-397 91-215 91-488 91-315 91-400 91-227 91-649 91-471 91-430 91-530 91-536 91-402 91-278 91-638 91-548 91-244 91-390 91-522 91-401 91-383 91-313 91-551 91-527 91-228 91-287 91-284 91-486 91-440 91-359 91-369 91-205 91-258 91-W8 91-651 91-514 91-628 91-561 91-t77 91-373 91-549 91-306 91-209 91-201 91-292 91-i04 91-243 91-217 91-388 91-194 91-162 91-317 91-520 91-508 91-182 91-381 V

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Bill No. H.R. 15149 H.R. 15166 H.R. 15216 H.R. 15349 H.R. 15351 H.R. 15374 H.R. 15381 H.R. 15405 H.R. 15424 H.R. 15549 H.R. 15624 H.R. 15628 H.R. 15694 H.R. 15700 H.R. 15712 H.R. 15728 H.R. 15733 H.R. 15770 H.R. 15831 H.R. 15832 H.R. 15833 H.R. 15835 H.R. 15836 H.R. 15837 H.R. 15838 H.R. 15839 H.R. 15866 H.R. 15911 H.R. 15931 H.R. 15945 H.R. 15979 H.R. 15980 H.R. 15998 H.R. 16199 H.R. 16289 H.R. 16290 H.R. 16291 H.R. 16292 H.R. 16295 H.R. 16297 H.R. 16298 H.R. 16416 H.R. 16506 H.R. 16516 H.R. 16539 H.R. 16595 H.R. 16612 H.R. 16710 H.R. 16731 H.R. 16732 H.R. 16739 H.R. 16745 H.R. 16811 H.R. 16900 H.R. 16915 H.R. 16916 H.R. 16940 H.R. 16968 H.R. 17068 H.R. 17070 H.R. 17123 H.R. 17133 H.R. 17138 H.R. 17241 H.R. 17255 H.R. 17399 H.R. 17473 H.R. 17570 H.R. 17575 H.R. 17582 H.R. 17604 H.R. 17613

LIST OF BILLS ENACTED INTO PUBLIC LAW Public Law No. 91-194 91-282 91-539 91-234 91-398 91-393 91-391 91-505 91-469 91-603 91-478 91-672 91-261 91-221 91-304 91-682 91-377 91-559 91-318 91-319 91-320 91-321 91-322 91-323 91-324 91-325 91-386 91-588 91-204 91-247 91-617 91-263 91-326 91-614 91-327 91-328 91-329 91-330 91-331 91-333 91-302 91-403 91-618 91-303 91-406 91-356 91-232 91-506 91-299 91-484 91-338 91-654 91-501 91-422 91-382 91-380 91-635 91-418 91-692 91-375 91-441 91-399 91-297 91-298 91-604 91-305 91-642 91-515 91-472 91-568 91-511 91-421

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Public Law No.

H.R. 17619 H.R. 17654 H.R. 17658 H.R. 17711 H.R. 17750 H.R. 17795 H.R. 17802 H.R. 17825 H.R. 17849 H.R. 17867 H.R. 17868 H.R. 17901 H.R. 17917 H.R. 17923 H.R. 17970 H.R. 17984 H.R. 17988 H.R. 18012 H.R. 18086 H.R. 18104 H.R. 18126 H.R. 18127 H.R. 18260 H.R. 18298 H.R. 18306 H.R. 18410 H.R. 18515 H.R. 18546 H.R. 18549 H.R. 18582 H.R. 18583 H.R. 18679 H.R. 18693 H.R. 18725 H.R. 18731 H.R. 18776 H.R. 18858 H.R. 19000 H.R. 19172 H.R. 19242 H.R. 19333 H.R. 19342 H.R. 19369 H.R. 19391 H.R. 19401 H.R. 19402 H.R. 19436 H.R. 19470 H.R. 19504 H.R. 19562 H.R. 19567 H.R. 19590 H.R. 19627 H.R. 19670 H.R. 19686 H.R. 19774 H.R. 19790 H.R. 19830 H.R. 19846 H.R. 19855 H.R. 19857 H.R. 19877 H.R. 19881 H.R. 19885 H.R. 19888 H.R. 19890 H.R. 19911 H.R. 19915 H.R. 19928 H.R. 19953 H.J. Res. 224 H.J. Res. 236

91-361 91-510 91-678 91-385 91-624 91-431 91-301 91-644 91-518 91-619 91-337 91-647 91-691 91-566 91-544 91-675 91-676 91-586 91-499 91-446 91-546 91-439 91-516 91-502 91-599 91-457 91-667 91-524 91-684 91-671 91-513 91-560 91-677 91-405 91-480 91-479 91-639 91-542 91-695 91-680 91-598 91-664 91-687 91-685 91-610 91-591 91-609 91-690 91-605 91-693 91-694 91-668 91-683 91-689 91-681 91-679 91-686 91-556 91-579 91-634 91-653 91-611 91-688 91-650 91-597 91-633 91-652 91-669 91-665 91-663 91-336 91-443

H.J. Res. 251 H.J. Res. 546 H.J. Res. 589 H.J. Res. 746 H.J. Res. 888 H.J. Res. 1051 H.J. Res. 1069 H.J. Res. 1072 H.J. Res. 1077 H.J. Res. 1154 H.J. Res. 1162 H.J. Res. 1178 H.J. Res. 1194 H.J. Res. 1232 H.J. Res. 1247 H.J. Res. 1255 H.J. Res. 1259 H.J. Res. 1264 H.J. Res. 1284 H.J. Res. 1328 H.J. Res. 1336 H.J. Res. 1366 H.J. Res. 1388 H.J. Res. 1396 H.J. Res. 1403 H.J. Res. 1411 H.J. Res. 1413 H.J. Res. 1416 H.J. Res. 1417 H.J. Res. 1421 S. 1 S. 11 S. 30 S. 58 S. 203 S. 227 S. 336 S. 368 S. 406 S. 417 S. 434 S. 437 S. 528 S. 583 S. 621 S. 704 S. 719 S. 743 S. 759 S. 778 S. 856 S. 858 S. 885 S. 887 S. 902 S. 952 S. 980 S. 1046 S. 1076 S. 1079 S. 1100 S. 1170 S. 1181 S. 1193 S. 1366 S. 1455 S. 1456 S. 1458 S. 1461 S. 1479 S. 1499 S. 1500

91-236 91-332 91-438 91-340 91-195 91-192 91-277 91-193 91-553 91-445 91-632 91-436 91-395 91-257 91-410 91-526 91-300 91-294 91-334 91-370 91-371 91-432 91-454 91-455 91-525 91-552 91-541 91-643 91-602 91-645 91-646 91-648 91-452 91-411 91-416 91-229 91-565 91-581 91-426 91-365 91-409 91-658 91-583 91-456 91-424 91-629 91-631 91-307 91-362 91-367 91-269 91-220 91-364 91-290 91-523 91-272 91-350 91-366 91-378 91-575 91-576 91-412 91-670 91-245 91-562 91-341 91-363 91-266 91-447 91-291 91-573 91-585

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 LIST OF BILLS ENACTED INTO PUBLIC LAW Bill No. S. 1519 S. 1520 S. 1626 S. 1628 S. 1708 S. 1933 S. 1968 S. 2062 S. 2108 S. 2162 S. 2176 S. 2193 S. 2208 S. 2214 S. 2224 S. 2264 S. 2306 S. 2314 S. 2315 S. 2452 S. 2455 S. 2484 S. 2523 S. 2543 S. 2565 S. 2593 S. 2595 S. 2601 S. 2624 S. 2695 S. 2701 S. 2763 S. 2808 S. 2809 S. 2846 S. 2882 8, 2910 S. 2916 S. 2940 S. 2984

Public Law No. 91-345 91-353 91-657 91-461 91-485 91-458 91-238 91-310 91-572 91-601 91-449 91-596 91-425 91-196 91-547 91-464 91-239 91-460 91-308 91-253 91-521 91-384 91-211 91-540 91-428 91-225 91-233 91-358 91-271 91-509 91-213 91-423 91-415 91-208 91-517 91-408 91-214 91-474 91-293 91-630

Bill No. S. 2999 S. 3007 S. 3014 S. 3070 S. 3102 S. 3116 S. 3153 S. 3154 S. 3192 S. 3215 S. 3253 S. 3274 S. 3279 S. 3302 S. 3318 S. 3337 S. 3339 S. 3348 S. 3427 S. 3430 S. 3431 S. 3435 S. 3479 S. 3544 S. 3547 S. 3558 S. 3564 S. 3586 S. 3592 S. 3598 S. 3617 S. 3619 S. 3630 S. 3685 S. 3690 S. 3730 S. 3777 S. 3778 S. 3785

Public Law No. 91-268 91-251 91-504 91-577 91-387 91-495 91-427 91-453 91-574 91-346 91-237 91-368 91-372 91-379 91-600 91-413 91-276 91-376 91-218 91-352 91-567 91-254 91-578 91-246 91-389 91-437 91-339 91-519 91-342 91-343 91-414 91-606 91-528 91-351 91-231 91-444 91-429 91-267 91-584

Bill No. S. 3818 S. 3822 S. 3835 S. 3838 S. 3889 S. 3978 S. 3997 S. 4012 S. 4033 S. 4083 S. 4106 8.4187 8.4235 8.4247 8.4536... 8.4557 8. 4571 8.J. Res. 67 8.J. Res. 74 S.J. Res. 88 S.J. Res. 110 S.J. Res. 131 S.J. Res. 165 S.J. Res. 172 S.J. Res. 173 S.J. Res. 180 S.J. Res. 187 S.J. Res. 190 S.J. Res. 193 S.J. Res. 199 S.J. Res. 201 S.J. Res. 218 S.J. Res. 223 S.J. Res. 226 S.J. Res. 228 S.J. Res. 230 S.J. Res. 236 S.J. Res. 242 S.J. Res. 249

Vll PulJlic Law No. 91-273 91-468 91-616 91-419 91-360 91-348 91-420 91-316 91-417 91-587 9H523 91-564 91-^50 91-t67 91-558 91-580 91-1526 91-'«)7 91-593 91-354 91-142 91-191 91-198 91-594 91H522 91-203 91-595 91-226 91-255 91-260 91-344 91-133 91-507 91-592 91-1-34 91-555 91-589 91-173 91H541

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 (d) To open confidential discussions, with the Rajah of Sarawak, who is at present residing in this country, with a view to the preparation of a new Agreement on the lines proposed in paragraph 3 (c) of Appendix II attached.

 * Offices of the War Cabinet, S.W. 1,
 * 18th May, 1944.

 * 1.The restoration of the pre-war constitutional and administrative system will be undesirable in the interests of efficiency and security and of our declared purpose of promoting self-government in Colonial territories. The first of these interests requires a closer union of the territories comprising the relatively small area of the Malay Peninsula; and the second requires that self-government should not merely develop towards a system of autocratic rule by the Malay Rulers but should provide for a growing participation in the Government by the people of all the communities in Malaya, subject to a special recognition of the political, economic and social interests of the Malay race.

 * 2.On general grounds, and more particularly in order that His Majesty's Government may be in a better position to ensure the development of the country on the lines indicated above, it is necessary that the old position in which His Majesty had no jurisdiction in the Malay States should be remedied and that it should be possible to legislate for those States under the Foreign Jurisdiction Act. Immediately on the reoccupation of Malaya, direct authority will be exercised by the Military Commander, who will carry with him sufficient authority to enable him to exercise such direct powers and control over the territory as will be necessary during the period of military administration. This military authority will, however, not enable His Majesty to legislate for the Malay States under the Foreign Jurisdiction Act and, moreover, the jurisdiction of the Military Commander will not persist when the military administration gives way to a permanent civil administration.

 * 3.In considering the proper way to achieve these objects, it is necessary, on the one hand, to make certain basic assumptions and, on the other hand, to be prepared to meet a situation when the liberation of Malaya has been effected, on which those assumptions may be found to be wrong or incomplete and in consequence the prepared plans may have to be varied. The future position and status of the Malay Rulers in particular cannot finally be judged before liberation when it will be possible to assess not only their individual records but also and especially the attitude of the people of Malaya to the advantages or otherwise of maintaining the Sultanates as institutions in the several States. For the present we have no reason for any other assumption than that the Sultanates as an institution will continue to enjoy the loyalty and traditional respect of the Malays.

 * 4.On that assumption, it is considered that the proper way to achieve our purpose will be to make fresh treaties with the Rulers under which such jurisdiction would be ceded to His Majesty as would enable him to legislate for the States under the Foreign Jurisdiction Act. A fresh Treaty with each Ruler should for this single purpose be concluded on behalf of His Majesty as soon as feasible after reoccupation. The actual signatory of such Treaties on behalf of His Majesty would appropriately be the G.O.C., but the negotiations would be carried on under instructions from the Secretary of State for the Colonies by Civil Affairs Officers or special representatives of His Majesty's Government, subject always to the proviso that the actual time for opening negotiations with the Rulers must be governed by Military exigencies and left to the discretion of the Military Commander.

 * 5.The acquisition of this Jurisdiction by His Majesty will enable an Order-in-Council to be made to provide for the future central and local government of the country. This jurisdiction will render unnecessary any further