: of the United States shall be entitled to 12 * of the annual volumes.
2.17 Executive agencies. The head of each
Thtment and the head of each independent ty in the executive branch of the Government be entitled to one copy of each annual volume application therefor in writing to the Director. 2.18 Governmental requisitions. Legislative, ial, and executive agencies of the Federal Govent may obtain, at cost, copies of the annual nes for official use upon the timely submisto the Government Printing Office of a printand binding requisition (Standard Form 1). 32.19 Extra copies. All requests for extra of the annual volumes must be addressed to
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[F.R. Doc. 65-13119; Filed, Dec. 6, 1965; 8:48 a.m.]
[ Main references are to items except as otherwise indicated ]
Abe, Mr. and Mrs. Kazuhisa, 532
Abel, I. W., 184 n.
Abell, Mrs. Bess, 351
Academy of Sciences, National, 461
Accident prevention. See Safety
Acheson, David C., 204
Acheson, Dean, 134, 235, 236 [5], 247 [8]
Ackley, Gardner (Chairman, Council of
Economic Advisers), 8 [15], 33, 44,
158 [4], 201, 236 [13], 247 [1], 333,
373 ftn. (p. 805), 379, 492 [1], 494 [1],
630 [2, 5, 8], 631, 635 [1, 2, 8, 16, 18],
636
[ Main references are to items except as otherwise indicated ]
special occasions-Continued
Addresses or remarks on commemorative or
Pryor, Okla., industrial site, groundbreak-
ing, 416
Red Cross campaign, opening of, 92
San Antonio, Texas, 250th anniversary,
160
Stamp unveilings, 358, 500
Summersville Dam, W. Va., dedication,
427
Swearing-in ceremonies. See Swearing-in
ceremonies
Tchaikovsky International Music Compe-
tition winners, reception, 440
Woodrow Wilson School for Public and
International Affairs, dedication, 216
Year of the Bible, ceremony marking, 19
Addresses or remarks to foreign or inter-
national groups
Austrian good will delegation, 272
Development Assistance Committee, 343
Exchange teachers, 406
Korean National Assembly, 565
See also Visits to foreign countries
Addresses or remarks to national groups
AFL-CIO rally, 431
African Methodist Episcopal Church,
Bishops' Council, 484
American Alumni Council, 325
American Field Service students, 339
American Legion National Convention,
Addresses or remarks to national
groups-Continued
National Recreation and Park Association,
518
National Youth Conference on National
Beauty and Conservation, 295
101st Airborne Division, 348
Presidential Scholars, 257
Senate Youth Program participants, 35
United Automobile Workers of America,
235
White House Conference "To Fulfill
These Rights," 248
White House summer interns, 388
YMCA Youth Governors Conference, 306
Addresses or remarks at presentation cere-
monies
American Football Coaches Association
award, 7
Beautification award, 353
Big Brother of the Year Award, 213
Boy Scouts "Report to the Nation," 57
"E" Awards, 144
8th Armored Division Association peace
award, 377
Fannie and John Hertz Foundation
Award, 194
Federal Woman's Award, 89
Heart-of-the-Year Award, 49
Hirshhorn, Joseph H., art collection, 226
Lasker, Albert, special award, 166
Medal of Honor, 87, 183, 288, 456, 641
National Education Award of 1966, 77
National Freedom Award, 86
National Medal of Science, 61
National Security Medal, 387
Presidential Unit Citation, 20
President's Award for Distinguished Fed-
eral Civilian Service, 25, 266
Rhode Island, University of, honorary de-
gree, 396
Robert H. Goddard Trophy, 134
Scholastic awards, blind students, 220
Teacher of the Year Award, 165
Tuss McLaughry Award, 7
Young American Medals, 289
See also Awards and citations
Administrative budget, 26 (pp. 49, 50, 52,
55), 635 [6, 17]
[ Main references are to items except as otherwise indicated ]
Adult education, 111, 189
Adulyadej, King Bhumibol (Thailand),
554 n., 555 n., 557 n., 558 n.
Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental
Relations, 606, 607 [1]
Advisory Committee on Private Enterprise
in Foreign Aid, 41
Advisory Council on Insured Loans to Stu-
dents, 3
Aeronautics and space report, 40
Aerospace and Agricultural Implement
Workers of America, International
Union of United Automobile, 535
Aerospace Workers, International Associa-
tion of Machinists and, 256 n., 322, 360,
535
Afghanistan, Peace Corps projects, 126
AFL-CIO. See American Federation of
Labor-Congress of Industrial Organiza-
tions
Africa, 6 (p. 9), 243, 489, 610 [8], 654 [3]
Assistance, 45, 243
Communist aggression, 346
Economic and social development, 41,
243, 261
Relations with U.S., 414, 273
African Development Bank, 41, 243, 654 [3]
African Methodist Episcopal Church, 484
African Unity, Organization of, 243
Agena launch vehicle, 625
Agency for International Development, 11,
18, 26 (p. 58), 41, 45, 62, 153-154, 308
n., 368, 406, 549 ftn. (p. 1261), 629, 630
[4]
Agency for International Development, Ad-
ministrator (David E. Bell), 247 [1,15]
261
Agency for International Development, Ad-
ministrator (William S. Gaud), 368,
407
Aggrey, Dr. James, 243
Aging, Administration on, 431
Agitators in racial disturbances, 338 [8]
Agreement for Facilitating the International
Circulation of Visual and Auditory Ma-
terials of an Educational, Scientific, and
Cultural Character (Beirut Agreement),
45, 519
Agreement on the Importation of Educa-
tional, Scientific, and Cultural Materi-
als (Florence Agreement), 45, 519, 601
Agricultural advisory corps, Vietnam, 331
Agricultural Implement Workers of Amer-
ica, International Union of United Au-
tomobile, Aerospace and, 535
Agricultural Service, Foreign, 308 n.
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Service, 225
Agricultural Trade Development and Assist-
ance Act of 1954, 308
Agriculture, College of (University of the
Philippines), 550
Agriculture, Department of, 26 (pp. 54, 59),
62, 69, 140, 245 n., 308 n., 312, 334 [2],
374, 595, 630 [4]
Cost reduction program, 164
School lunch program, 340
Agriculture, Secretary of (Orville L. Free-
man), 28, 52 [1, 2], 54, 56, 62, 69 n., 86,
95, 106 n., 141 [10], 153-154, 164, 188
[4], 203, 214, 245 n., 281, 312, 331 n.,
343, 424 n., 477 [5], 508, 516 [1], 595,
607 [1,8]
Letters, 340, 376
Memorandums, 425, 606
Agriculture and agricultural programs, 414
Acreage allotments, 62, 203
Economy, 6 (p. 5), 34 (pp. 96, 103), 62,
203, 240, 312
Exports, 62, 272, 308 n., 312, 355, 461
Federal aid, 26 (p. 59), 188 [6]
Foreign assistance, 6 (p. 8), 26 (p. 58), 34
(p. 105), 153-154, 177, 272, 343.
Income, farm, 6 (p. 5), 34 (p. 96), 189,
228, 334 [4], 346–347, 355, 403, 412,
415, 428, 436-437, 451, 479, 654 [3]
Legislation, 403
Prices, 312, 346, 355, 428, 635 [18]
Production, 26 (p. 59), 62, 281, 355, 461,
550
Research, 62, 441, 550
Surpluses, 52 [1], 62, 164, 281, 353, 355,
403, 436, 515, 608
Agriculture Organization, Food and, 94
Aguirre, Mr. and Mrs. Braulio Fernandez,
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