SUBJECT INDEX Imperial Shrine Convention, D.C., appro- Page priation for Metropolitan Police 239 Imports: Copper scrap, etc., reduction of duties, continuation 207 Cultural objects for exhibition, exemption from seizure, etc 985 Duty-free entries— Automatic steady state distribution machine, University of Oklahoma 1405 Automotive products of Canadian origin 1021-1026 Craig countercurrent distribution apparatus, Colorado State University 1408 Digital polarimeter. Smith College 1415 Electrically driven rotating chair, Louisiana State University Medical Center 1402 Isotope separator, Princeton University, N.J 1401 Mass spectrometers— Ohio State University 1416 Pomona College, Calif 1400 Saint Louis University, Mo 1401 Stanford University, Calif 1409 University of Chicago 1409 University of Rochester, N.Y 1407 University of Washington 1403 Yale University 1415 Mass spectrometer-gas chromatograph, Oklahoma State University 1408 Metal scrap, temporary suspension of duties 207 Multigap magnetic spectograph, Yale University 1415 Nickel 839 Photomicroseope, Utah State Training School 1415 Shadomaster measuring projector. University of South Dakota 1408 Silk yarn, suspension of duty, extension 901 Spectrograph system, University of Pittsburgh, Pa 1415 Split pole spectrograph, University of Rochester 1407 Weissenberg rheogoniometer. Catholic University of America 1416 Lead and zinc, unmanufactured, termination of quantitative limitation, proclamation 1514 Returning United States residents, reduction in duty-free allowances 208
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Imports—Continued Page Tariff Schedules of the United States. For amendments and repeals, see 1930, P.L. 361 in Table 1, "General Legislation", in "Laws Affected in Volume 79", preceding this Index. Inaugural Addresses from President George Washington to President Lyndon B. Johnson, printing as House document; additional copies.. 1424 Inauguration, joint committee for arrangements, continuation 1422 Independent Offices. See also Government Departments and Agencies and individual titles. Appropriation Act, 1966 520 Appropriation for 83, 203, 520, 1107, 1135, 1147 Continuing appropriations, 1966 204,285 General provisions. Appropriation Act. _ 538, 542 Independent OflBces Appropriation Act, 1959, Civil Service Retirement and Disability Fund, nonapplicability of provision to 1965 annuity increase. 841, 1162 Indian Affairs, Bureau of, appropriation for 85, 175, 1138 Indian Claims Commission, appropriation for 107, 189 Indians: Adult vocational education, increased appropriation authorization 74 Choctaw Tribe, Okla., final disposition of property, extension 432 Education and welfare services, appropriation for 175 Health activities, appropriation for expenses 87, 188 Klamath Tribe, distribution of judgment funds 897 Lummi Reservation, Wash., land assessment within diking projects 821 Menominee educational grants, appropriation for 176 Navajo Tribe, excess lands at Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site, Ariz., sale to 584 Pueblo Indian lands, N. Mex., payment for irrigation of 285 Quinaielt Tribe, Wash., disposition of judgment funds 118 Road construction (liquidation of contract authorization), appropriation for 176 Tlingit and Haida Indians of Alaska, organization for distribution of judgment funds 543 Tribal funds, appropriation for 176 Indonesia, assistance to, restriction 1006
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