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UNITED STATES

GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

APRIL 1972

Entries 4825-6145

DISTRIBUTION OF PUBLICATIONS

Tn ordering publications listed in this catalog, it should be noted that only those marked with an asterisk (*) are obtainable from the Superintendent of Documents.

Publications marked with a farad (<!>) are sold by the National Technical Information Service, Springfield, VA 22151.

Where a single dagger (t) is the distribution symbol, application should be made directly to the department or bureau issuing the document

* For sale by Superi nten den t of Docu men ts

$ For sale by National Technical Information Service, Springfield, VA 22151

f Distribution made by Issuing Office. Not definitely available if unaccompanied by a price

J Printed for Official Use(not available for distribution)

• Sent to Depository Libraries

SIZES OF PUBLICATIONS

Symbols used to designate sizes of publications listed in this catalog are as follows:4°___________6-12 inches high and width more than % of heightlarge 4°______ over 12 inches high and width more than % of heightsmall 4°______under 6 inches high and width more than % of height8°___________8-10 inches in height (size not given in entry except

where publication is narrow or oblong)large 8°______ 10-12 inches in height12°__________ 7-8 inches in height16°__________ 6-7 inches in height24°__________5-6 inches in height32°__________ <4-5 inches in height48°__________up to 4 inches highf°___________ above 12 inches in heightnarrow_______width less than % of heightoblong_______ width more than height

MONTHLY CATALOG OF UNITED STATES

GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS

APRIL 1972 Number 927

Entries 4825-6145

Issued by the SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTSU.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20402 : 1972

L.C. Card 4-18088

FOR SALE BY THE SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS, U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20402. PRICE 75 CENTS PER COPY

EXCEPT DECEMBER (INDEX) ISSUE, WHICH VARIES IN PRICESUBSCRIPTION PRICE $7.00 PER YEAR (INCLUDING INDEX)

$1.75 ADDITIONAL FOR FOREIGN MAILING

PREVIEWS

The following publications are in the process of being printed. Advance sales orders may be placed for these publications. Orders will be scheduled and copies mailed as soon as stocks are received. It is not possible to estimate the lapse of time before the publications will actually appear. All information in regard to title, series, classification, distribution, and price given in these listings is pre-liminary and subject to change when the publications actually come from the press. Those so marked will be sent to depository libraries, providing, that at the time of going to press, the libraries were on list to receive the items under which these publications will be distributed.

Accredited postsecondary institutions and programs. (Education Office.)$1.25. • HE 5.250 : 50066

Binocular visual acuity of children: Demographic and socioeconomic character-istics, United States. (National Center for Health Statistics, Vital and health statistics series 11, number 112.) 45c. • HE 20.2210:11/112

Black Americans; a decade of occupational change. (Labor Statistics Bureau,Bulletin 1731.) 40c. • L 2.3:1731

Care of books, documents, prints and films. (National Bureau of Standards, NBSConsumer information series 5.) 45c. • C 13.53 : 5

Career opportunities for psychiatrists at the National Institute of Mental Health.(National Institute of Mental Health, DHEW publication HSM 72-9018, re-vised 1971.) 30c. • HE 20.2402: P 95/4/971

Characteristics of agreements covering 2,000 workers or more. (Labor StatisticsBureau, Bulletin 1729.) 75c. • L 2.3:1729

Civil service retirement system. (Civil Service Commission, Federal employeefacts 3, revised.) 10c., $5.00/100. • CS 1.59:3/12

Consumer education bibliography. (Consumer Affairs Office.) $1.00. •PrEx 16.10: Ed 8

Customs guide for private flyers. (Customs Bureau.) 25c. • T 17.5/2: F 67/971 Dollars and decisions in tree planting. (Agriculture Department, Program aid

PA-992.) 20c. • A 1.68: 992Fact book of United States agriculture. (Agriculture Department, Miscellaneous

publication 1063, revised 1972.) 45c. • A 1.38:1063/3Field and seed crops usual planting and harvesting dates, by states in principal

producing areas. (Agriculture Department, Handbook 283, revised 1972.)75c. • A 1.76 : 283/972

Fowl tick, how to control it. (Agriculture Department, Leaflet 382, revised 1972.)10c. • A 1.35: 382/6

Growing iris in the home garden. (Agriculture Department, Home and gardenbulletin 66, revised 1972.) 10c. • A L77: 66/8

Growing pansies. (Agriculture Department, Home and garden bulletin 149,revised 1972.) 10c. • A 1.77:149/3

Growth of nuclear power, 1972 to 1985. (Atomic Energy Commission, Research &development report WASH-1139 (Rev. 1).) 30c. •

Y 3.At 7:22/WASH-1139(rev.l) House fly; how to control it. (Agriculture Department, Leaflet 390, revised 1972.)

10c. • A 1.35: 390/9Improved spring pastures, cow-calf production, and stocking rate carryover in

the northern great plains. (Agriculture Department, Technical bulletin 1451.) 20c. • A 1.36:1451

Know your rights under the Fair credit reporting act, a checklist for con-sumers. (Federal Trade Commission, Consumer bulletin 7.) 10c. •

FT 1.3/2:7 Labor law and practice in Venezuela. (Labor Statistics Bureau, BLS report 386.)

70c. • L 2.71:386Manpower trends in Czechoslovakia: 1950 to 1990. (Economic Analysis Bureau,

International population statistics reports series P-90, number 24.) 75c. •056.112: P-90/24

Marihuana: A signal of misunderstanding; first report of the National Com-mission on Marihuana and Drug Abuse. $1.00. • Y 3.M 33/2: 2 M 33

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Minority group employment in the Federal government. (Civil Service Com-mission, Pamphlet SM 7O-71A.) $1.25. • CS 1.48: SM 70-71A

Operating history, U.S. nuclear power reactors. (Atomic Energy Commission, Research & development report WASH-1203-71.) 60c. •

Y 3.At 7: 22/WASH-1203-71Outdoor recreation activities, 1970 survey; preliminary report. (Outdoor Recrea-

tion Bureau.) $1.00. • I 66-2 • Su 7/970Paint and painting. (General Services Administration, Consumer information

series 2.) 60c. • . GS1.19:2Papers relating to the President’s departmental reorganization program; a

reference compilation, revised February 1972. (Management and Budget Office.) $2.00. • PrEx 2.2: R 29/972

Portabie police pensions and improving inter-agency transfers. (Justice Depart-ment, PR series 71-6.) 45c. • J 1-36: 71-6

Saint-John Perse, Praise and presence. (Reference Department.) 45c. •LC 29.9: P 43

Summary, conclusions and recommendations from report to the President andCongress on noise. (Environmental Protection Agency.) 30c. •

EP 1.2 : N 69/2/summ.Thinking about drinking; a pamphlet for teenagers. (National Institute of Mental

Health, DHEW publication (HSM) 72-9076.) 35c., $26.25 per 100. •HE 20.2402 : D 83

Vital signs present at birth. (National Center for Health Statistics, Vital and Health Statistics series 2, number 46.) 30c. • HE 20.2210 : 2/40

Why fruit trees fail to bear. (Agriculture Department, Leaflet 172, revised 1972.) 10c. • A 1.35:172/5

Women in 1971. (Citizens’ Advisory Council on the Status of Women.) 40c. • Y 3.1n 8/21: 2 W 84/971

Contents

Page

Previews_______________________ mAbbreviations, Explanation------------- viGenera] Information______________ vii

How To Order Publications------------ vinNew Classification Numbers________ ixDiscontinued Series----------------------- xCorrections for Previous Monthly

Catalogs--------------------------------- xList of Government Authors________ xiMonthly Catalog_________________ 1Index _________________________ 91

Abbreviationsadd_______________

amdt., amdts______

app---------------------bk., bks___________chap_____________Cong_____________Dept_____________doc______________facsim------------------fy-----------------------G.H.A____________H________________H. Con. Kes_______

H.doc____________H. ex. doc--------------

addition, addendum, addenda.

amendment, amend-ments.

appendix, appendixes, book, books.chapter, chapters.Congress.Department, document, facsimile, facsimiles, fiscal year.Greenwich hour angle.House.House concurrent reso-

lution.House document.House executive docu-ment.

n. d______________ no date.n. p______________ no place.no., nos___________ number, numbers.p________________ page, pages.p. of pl___________ pages of plates.par., pars_________ paragraph, para-

graphs.pl________________plate, plates.por______________ portrait, portraits.pt., pts___________ part, parts.rp_______________ report.S________________ Senate, Senate bill.S. Con. Kes________ Senate concurrent reso-

lution.S. doc____________ Senate document.S. ex. doc_________ Senate executive docu-

ment.S. ex. rp__________ Senate executive re-

port.H. J. Res__________House joint resolution.HR ____________ House of Representa-

tives, House bill.H. Res____________House resolution.H. rp_____________ House report.11 ______________ Illustration, illustra-

tions.In_______________ inch, inches.lat_______________ latitude.long______________longitude.

S. J. Res__________ Senate joint resolution.S. Res____________ Senate resolution.S. rp_____________ Senate report.8ee________ ______ section, sections.sess______________ session, sessions.Stat. L___________ Statutes at large,supp_____________ supplement,tab______________ table, tables.Treas____________ Treasury.v________ _______ volume, volumes.

.. mile. V8., v. versus.Common abbreviations for the names of States, months, etc., are also used.An explanation of the symbols used to designate sizes of publications Is given on the

Inside of the front cover.

ExplanationThe individual issuing department, bureau, office, or agency is considered the

publisher of Government publications.Words and figures enclosed in brackets [ ] in titles are given for information,

but do not appear on the title pages of the publications cataloged. Place and printer are not given for publications printed at the United States Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., or at Government departmental and field print-ing plants. The dates given with Senate and House documents and reports are the dates on which they were ordered to be printed. Usually the printing promptly follows the ordering, but various causes sometimes make delays.

Under provisions of the Printing Act of January 12, 1895, all Government publi-cations, except administrative and confidential (or restricted), are entered in the Monthly Catalog.

The L.C. card number appended to some of the entries is for those libraries ordering printed cards from the Library of Congress. The number at the extreme right of an entry indicates the classification of the publication in the Office of the Superintendent of Documents.

General InformationThe Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington,

D.C., is authorized by law to sell copies of Government publications and to allow a discount of 25 percent to book dealers and also to quantity purchasers of 100 or more copies of a single publication going to one address, on condition that they will adhere to the public sales price set by the Superintendent of Docu-ments and that publications shall not be overprinted with any advertising matter.

Publications cannot be supplied free to individuals nor forwarded in advance of payment

PBICE LIST

There is no general price list of public documents, but numerous lists have been prepared on special subjects and any of these will be furnished free, on application, by subject or subjects concerning which information is desired. It will also be noted that current publications which are for sale are listed in this catalog.

LIST OF SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

In addition to the price lists, the Documents Office issues a biweekly list of Selected United States Government publications for sale by the Superintendent of Documents. Each list contains annotations and prices, and may be obtained free upon application to the Superintendent of Documents.

CONGRESSIONAL BILLS, DOCUMENTS, AND REPORTS

More than 12,000 different bills are usually introduced during a Congress, and there are additional prints on many during the progress of the legislation. With the exception of a very few—such as revenue bills—the demand is an unknown quantity and on most of them we receive no orders, which makes it impossible to print a sales supply. It may be that a copy could be obtained from your Congressman.

A difficult problem is also presented in providing a supply of Congressional documents, hearings, and reports because there are approximately 6,000 of this class of publications issued during a Congress. Sales copies of a few of the more important ones are printed. The availability of those not for sale is indicated in the individual entries.

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HOW TO ORDER PUBLICATIONSPublications entered in this catalog that are for sale by the Superintendent of

Documents are indicated by an asterisk (♦) preceding the price. Those for sale by the National Technical Information Service are Indicated by a farad (4>) preceding the price. A black dot (•) indicates that the publication has been, or will be, sent to depository libraries. A dagger (f) indicates that application should be made to the department, bureau, or agency issuing the document A double dagger (t) indicates that the document Is printed for official use and is not obtainable. When additional information concerning the method of procuring a document seems necessary, it will be found under the name of the bureau by which it was published.

In ordering a publication from the Superintendent of Documents, give the name of the publishing department, bureau, or agency, the title, the classification number which is added to the entry at the extreme right, and the stock number (if given following the price). Order Congressional documents and reports by the title, together with the document or report number and the Congress, e.g., H. Doc. 103,88th Congress.

Do not use the L.C. card number in ordering a publication from the Superin-tendent of Documents.

HOW TO REMITRemittances for documents marked with an asterisk (♦) should be made to the

Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402, by coupon, postal money order, express order, or check. Publications cannot be mailed in advance of receipt of remittance. Foreign remittances should be made by international money order, or draft on an American bank.

Foreign money, defaced or smooth coins, will not be accepted. Do not send postage stamps.

For the convenience of the general public, coupons in denomination of 54 that are good until used in exchange for Government publications sold by the Superintendent of Documents, may be purchased from this office. Address the order to Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402.

Persons who make frequent purchases from the Superintendent of Documents may find a deposit account convenient. Deposits of $25.00 or more are accepted against which orders may be placed without making individual remittances or first obtaining quotations. Order blanks are furnished for this purpose. After the handling of the order has been completed, it will be returned showing the publications supplied, explanations regarding those not sent, the amount of charge, and the balance on deposit

No charge is made for postage on documents forwarded to points in United States and its possessions, or to Canada, Cuba, Mexico, and certain Central and South American countries. To other countries the regular rate of postage is charged, and remittances must cover such postage. In computing foreign post-age, add one-fourth of the price of the publication.

LIBRARY CLASSIFICATION IN DOCUMENTS OFFICE

The classification given at the right of entries for departmental publications is that used in the Library of the Public Documents Department. The shilling mark (/) separates what ordinarily would be superior or inferior numbers or letters. It is not practicable to print these numbers or letters as superiors or inferiors in the Monthly Catalog.

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New Classification NumbersA 85.15/2: date____________

G 55.14/a : CT_____________C 55.21: nos_______________

C 55.24 : CT_______________

C 55.612: date_____________

Commodity Exchange Authority.Monthly commodity futures statistics, on

futures trading in commodities regulated under commodity exchange act.

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administra-tion.

NOAA (separates).International Field Year for Great Lakes:

IFYGL bulletin.Addresses.

Environmental Research Laboratories.

C 56.210: -.211: ReservedC 56.212 : nos______________

Collected reprints (annual).Note .—See, for earlier class, C 52.23:(date).

Census Bureau.

C 56.213: -.214: ReservedC 56.215 : nos______________C 56.216 : letters-nos________

C 56.217: ReservedC 56.218: P-nos.& nos_______

C 56.219: -.220: ReservedC 56.221: letters-nos________

D 101.72: Reserved

Data access description: Collection, evaluation, and processing series CEP-(nos.).

Note .—See, for earlier class, C 3.240/5 :(nos.).

Technical notes.Note .—See, for earlier class, C 3.212/2 :(nos.).

Current industrial reports.Note .—See, for earlier class, C 3.158 : (letters-

nos.).

Current populations reports, series P-(nos. & nos.).

Annual survey of manufactures: M (date) (AS) (series).

Army Dept.

D 101.72: v.nos.& nos________ Military chaplains’ review (quarterly).Navy Department.

D 201.20: nos______________ MO reports (numbered).Note .—Sponsored by Maury Center for Ocean

Science.Naval Ship Systems Command.

D 211.22 : v.nos.& nos_______ Faceplate (quarterly).Environmental Protection Agency.

EP 1.16/2: CT-------------------- Conference in matters of pollution of navigablewaters, proceedings.

Note .—Title varies. See, for earlier publications, EP 2.2:(CT).

EP 1.17: nos----------------------- Solid waste management series, SW-(nos.).Note .—See, for earlier publications, EP 3.

classes.Pesticides Programs.

EP 5.8: CT------------------------- Handbooks, manuals and guides.Social and Rehabilitation Service.

HE 17.25: nos--------------------- Research reports.Rehabilitation Services Administration.

HE 17.119/2: date--------------- State Vocational Rehabilitation Agency: Factsheet booklet

Health Services and Mental Health Administra-tion.

HE 20.2019: date----------------- Health consequences of smoking.Note .—See, for earlier class, FS 3.209 :(date).

National Institute of Mental Health.HE 20.2408/2: CT---------------- Social seminar discussion guides.

National Library of Medicine.HE 20.3610/2: date-------------- Bibliography of medical reviews (cumulations).

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Radiological Health Bureau.HE 20.4113: no____________ BRH/ORO (series).

Note .—See, for earlier class, HE 20.1512: (nos.).Interior Department.

I 1.96: ReservedAdministration of federal metal and non-metal-

lic mine safety act, annual report of Secre-tary of Interior.

Geological Survey.

I 1.96/2 : date______________

I 19.60: nos_______________ Glaciological notes.Note .—Issued by World Data Center A: Glaci-

ology-U.S. Geological Survey, 1305 Tacoma Avenue South, Tacoma, Washington 98402.

Employment Standards Administration.L 36.3: -.8: Reserved

Minimum wage and maximum hours standards under the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Note .—See, for earlier class, L 22.31 :(date).Smithsonian Institution.

L 36.9: date-----------------------

SI 1.35: date______________ Calendar of Smithsonian Institution.SI 1.36: v.nos.& issue------------ RIF newsletter.

Note .—Issued by Reading Is Fundamental, Smithsonian Institution, Arts and Industries Bldg., Washington, D.C.

Price Commission.Y 3.P 93:1/date___________ Report.Y 3.P 93:2CT_____________ General publications.

Tennessee Valley Authority.Y 3.T 25: 3-2/letters-nos------ National Fertilizer Development Center: Bul-

letins.White House Conference on Industrial World

Ahead.Y 3.W 58/17: CT___________ Addresses.

I 27.10/4 :date.

Discontinued SeriesReclamation Bureau.

Library accessions (monthly).Note .—Discontinued with Nov. 1971 issue. No

longer issued as a separate publication.

Corrections for Previous Monthly CatalogsAug. 1968. Entry 10669, Background information on Committee on Foreign

Relations; Feb. 1968. Revised edition. 1968. Correct class to read Y4.F76/ 2:In3/5/968. x ,

Oct. 1970. Entry 13025, All the way from the ground up. Correct class to read 1)301.2: G 91/2/970. n 2 , ,.

___ Entry 14461, Research note PSW-(series), PSW-58, Natural regeneration of white and red fir influence of several factors. Correct series title to readResearch paper PSW-(series). Correct class to read A 13.78: PSW-58.

Nov. 1970. Entry 17152, Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, 1st annual report, 1967-68. Correct class to read Y 3.H 62:1/967-68.

Dec. 1970. Entry 17770, Community profiles, Cumming County, Nebr. Correct class to read PrEx 10.9/5: C 91/4. .

Apr. 1971. Entry 6589, Foreign Agricultural Service special reports. Correct class to read A 67.33: Sp 3/971. , . , , _ .

Oct. 1971. Entry 14433, All the way from the ground up. Correct class to read D 301.2: G 91/2/971.

Dec. 1971. Entry 17636, United States standards for grades of frozen Cranberries.Correct class to read A 88.6/2: C 85. .

Jan. 1972. Entry 758, Water supply paper 2012, Quality of surface water ofUnited States," 1967. Correct price to read * Paper, $2.50 (incorrectly given in book as $2.45). , , . , .

Feb. 1972. Entry 1239, Variations in length of farm workweek, errata. Add• Item 15 at end of entry. . , . . . K --

----- Entry 1661, Coastal Engineering Research Center, RePrint/series), ^5-71.Synoptic observations of sand movements. Correct class to read D 103.42/ .

___ Entry 1923, Directory of standards laboratories. Add • Item 244 at endof entry.

List of Government AuthorsBeginning

entryAdvisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations-------------------------- 4826Agriculture Department___________________________________________ 4834

Agricultural Research Service__________________________________ 4828Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service_______________ 4830Commodity Exchange Authority________________________________ 5069Consumer and Marketing Service_______________________________ 5291Economic Research Service_____________________________________ 5354Farmer Cooperative Service____________________________________ 5453Food and Nutrition Service_____________________________________ 5500Foreign Agricultural Service___________________________________ 5509Forest Service________________________________________________ 5513Rural Electrification Administration_____________________________ 6042Soil Conservation Service______________________________________ 6073Statistical Reporting Service___________________________________ 6111

American Battle Monuments Commission_____________________________ 4875Arms Control and Disarmament Agency______________________________ 4877Atomic Energy Commission________________________________________ 4900Civil Aeronautics Board____________________________________________ 5029Civil Service Commission__________________________________________ 5033Commerce Department_____________________________________________ 5056

Economic Development Administration___________________________ 5351International Commerce Bureau________________________________ 5633Maritime Administration________________________________________ 5732National Bureau of Standards___________________________________ 5879National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration________________ 5942

Environmental Research Laboratories________________________ 5452National Marine Fisheries Service____________________________ 5934

National Technical Information Service__________________________ 5962Patent Office__________________________________________________ 5998Social and Economic Statistics Administration

Census Bureau____________________________________________ 4921Congress________________________________________________________ 5071

Atomic Energy Joint Committee________________________________ 5131Economic Joint Committee_____________________________________ 5133House of Representatives______________________________________ 5137

Agriculture Committee_____________________________________ 5151Appropriations Committee_________________________________ 5152Armed Services Committee__________________________________ 5154Banking and Currency Committee___________________________ 5157Crime, Select Committee on_________________________________ 5158Education and Labor Committee_____________________________ 5159Foreign Affairs Committee__________________________________ 5161Government Operations Committee___________________________ 5167Interior and Insular Affairs Committee_______________________ 5174Internal Security Committee________________________________ 5177Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee__________________ 5178Judiciary Committee________________________________________ 5189

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Congress—Continued BeginningHouse of Representatives—Continued entry

Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee------------------------------ 5192Post Office and Civil Service Committee______________________ 5193Public Works Committee___________________________________ 5197Small Business, Select Committee on------------------------------------Veterans’ Affairs Committee_______________________________Ways and Means Committee______________________________

Reduction of Federal Expenditures Joint Committee----------------------Senate _____________________________________________________

Aging, Special Committee on----------------------------------------------Agriculture and Forestry Committee--------------------------------------Armed Services Committee------------------------------------------------Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee---------------------Commerce Committee---------------------------------------------------------District of Columbia Committee------------------------------------------Equal Educational Opportunity, Select Committee on-------------Finance Committee-------------------------------------------------------------Foreign Relations Committee----------------------------------------------Government Operations Committee---------------------------------------Interior and Insular Affairs Committee--------------------------------Judiciary Committee______________________________________Labor and Public Welfare Committee------------------------------------Nutrition and Human Needs, Select Committee on------------------Public Works Committee----------------------------------------------------Rules and Administration Committee------------------------------------Veterans’ Affairs Committee--------------------------------------------------

Court of Customs and Patent Appeals----------------------------------------------Defense Department_____________________________________________

Air Force Department--------------------------------------------------------------Army Department--------------------------------------------------------------------

Army Medical Department-------------------------------------------------Civil Defense Office-------------------------------------------------------------Engineers Corps-----------------------------------------------------------------

Joint Chiefs of Staff----------------------------------------------------------------Navy Department--------------------------------------------------------------------

Judge Advocate General----------------------------------------------------Medicine and Surgery Bureau---------------------------------------------Naval Facilities Engineering Command---------------------------------

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Naval Operations OfficeNaval Oceanographic Office------------------------------------------Naval Weather Service Command--------------------------------

Naval Personnel Bureau------------------------------------------------------Naval Research Office---------------------------------------------------------Naval Ship Systems Command--------------------------------------------

District of Columbia----------------------------------------------------------------------Environmental Protection Agency----------------------------------------------------

Air Programs Office-----------------------------------------------------------------Pesticides Programs-----------------------------------------------------------------Water Programs Office-------------------------------------------------------------

Federal Communications Commission-----------------------------------------------Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation---------------------------------------------Federal Hone Lean Bank Board------------------------------------------------------

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Beginning entry

Federal Power Commission________________________________________ 5463Federal Reserve System Board of Governors__________________________ 5490Federal Trade Commission________________________________________ 5496Foreign Claims Settlement Commission_____________________________ 5512General Accounting Office_________________________________________ 5554General Services Administration

National Archives and Records Service__________________________ 5870Federal Register Office------------------------------------------------------- 5468

Government Printing OfficePublic Documents Department________________________________ 6025

Health, Education, and Welfare Department_________________________ 5600Child Development Office______________________________________ 5027

Children’s Bureau________________________________________ 5028Education Office______________________________________________ 5362Public Health Service

Food and Drug Administration______________________________ 5498Radiological Health Bureau____________________________ 6030

Health Services and Mental Health Administration____________ 5603Center for Disease Control_____________________________ 5026Federal Health Programs Service_______________________ 5459Maternal and Child Health Service______________________ 5734National Center for Health Services Research and Develop-

ment ____________________________________________ 5894National Center for Health Statistics____________________ 5896National Institute of Mental Health_____________________ 5912Regional Medical Programs Service

National Clearinghouse for Smoking and Health______ 5904National Institutes of Health______________________________ 5926

National Cancer Institute______________________________ 5893National Institute of Dental Research___________________ 5911National Library of Medicine___________________________ 5932

Social and Rehabilitation Service______________________________ 6066Assistance Payments Administration________________________ 4899Medical Services Administration____________________________ 5737National Center for Social Statistics________________________ 5901Rehabilitation Services Administration______________________ 6040Youth Development and Delinquency Prevention Administration^ 6145

Social Security Administration________________________________ 6067Housing and Urban Development Department_______________________ 5605Interior Department_______________________________________________ 5621

Fish and Wildlife ServiceSport Fisheries and Wildlife Bureau_________________________ 6082

Geological Survey____________________________________________ 5575Mines Bureau_______________________________________________ 5745National Park Service_________________________________________ 5949Oil and Gas Office_____________________________________________ 5997Reclamation Bureau__________________________________________ 6036

Interstate Commerce Commission__________________________________ 5651Joint Publications Research Service________________________________ 5654Justice Department______________________________________________ 5703

Immigration and Naturalization Service_________________________ 5616Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Bureau_________________________ 5770

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Beginning entry

Labor Department—--------------------------- 5705Employment Standards Administration---------------------------------------- 5377

Wage and Hour Division___________________________________ 6142Labor Statistics Bureau------------------------------------------------------------ 5714Manpower Administration

Unemployment Insurance Service------------------------------------------ 6140Library of Congress----------------------------------------------------------------------- 5730

Copyright Office______________________________________________ 5293National Aeronautics and Space Administration______________________ 5773National Clearinghouse for Drug Abuse Information__________________ 5903National Credit Union Administration______________________________ 5905National Industrial Pollution Control Council------------------------------------ 5908National Labor Relations Board------------------------------------------------------- 5928National Mediation Board__________________________________________ 5941National Science Foundation_______________________________________ 5959President of United States--------------------------------------------------------------- 6002

Executive Office of the PresidentEconomic Opportunity Office_________________________________ 5353A

Price Commission________________________________________________ 6023Railroad Retirement Board________________________________________ 6032Renegotiation Board_______________________________________________ 6041Securities and Exchange Commission________________________________ 6047Ship Structure Committee__________________________________________ 6048Small Business Administration_____________________________________ 6049Smithsonian Institution____________________________________________ 6050

National Portrait Gallery______________________________________ 5958State Department________________________________________________ 6084

International Development Agency--------------------------------------------- 5649Supreme Court--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6117Tariff Commission__ -__ 6122Tennessee Valley Authority________________________________________ 6129Transportation Department________________________________________ 6131

Coast Guard--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5047Federal Aviation Administration------------------------------------------------ 5454

Air Traffic Service________________________________________ 4869Airports Service----------------------------------------------------------------- 4874Flight Standards Service___________________________________ 5497Systems Research and Development Service---------------------------- 6119

Federal Highway Administration_______________________________ 5460Motor Carrier Safety Bureau_______________________________ 5769

Federal Railroad AdministrationRailroad Safety Bureau------------------------------------------------------- 6033

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration--------------------------- 5906National Transportation Safety Board----------------------------------------- 5964

Treasury Department______________________________________________ 6134Customs Bureau_______________________________________________ 5295Fiscal Service

Accounts Bureau__________________________________________ 4825Internal Revenue Service______________________________________ 5628

Veterans Administration____________________________________________ 6141

Monthly Catalog

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NO. 927 • APRIL 1972

ACCOUNTS BUREAU, Treasury Dept.Washington, DC 20220

Combined statement of receipts, expenditures and balances of United States Government, fiscal year 1971. [1972.] vi-|-[l]4-673 p. 4° ([Doc-ument 3252; Fiscal Service.]) * Paper, $6.00. • Item 928

T 63.113:971

ADVISORY COMMISSION ON INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS Washington, DC 20575

Measuring fiscal capacity and effort of State and local areas [revised tables]. Jan. 1972. [8] p. 4° (Information report revision; M-58R.) t • Item 1049-D Y 3.Ad 9/8: 2 F 52/3/rev.tabs.

New grass roots government? decentralization and citizen participation in urban areas; [prepared by Carl W. Stenberg]. Jan. 1972. v4-22 p. 4° (M-71.) f • Item 1049-D Y 3.Ad 9/8: 2 G 76/7

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE, Agriculture Dept. Washington, DC 20250

ARS (series), f A 77.15 : (nos.)52-60. Evaluation of alternative ways of shipping loose round red radishes to

European markets in selected shipping containers ; [by Albert Biales J. Oct. 1971. cover title, Hi+ 17 p. 11. 4° [Text on p. 2 of cover.]

91-68-1. Recommended procedure for Isolation of salmonella organisms from animal feeds and feed ingredients. July 1971. cover title, 15 p. il. 4° [Text on p. 2 of cover. Illustrations are colored.] • Item 25—B

AGRICULTURAL STABILIZATION AND CONSERVATION SERVICE, Agriculture Dept., Washington, DC 20250

ASCS background information BI (series), f A82.82:(nos.)1. Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. Dec. 1971. 11 p. 4°8. ASCS defense activities. Dec. 1971. 2 n. 4"9. Conservation reserve program. Dec. 1971. 8 p.11. Commodity program and related legislation through the years. Dec. 1971. 13 p.

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Washington, DC 20250

Note .—Requests to the Department of Agriculture for publications should in-clude the USDA number if given in the entry.Agriculture handbook.

380. Air pollutants affecting performance of domestic animals, literature review [with lists of literature cited] ; by Robert J. Lillie. Aug. 1970, slightly revised Jan. 1972. [1971.] iv + 109 p. 4° (Animal Science Research Division, Agricultural Research Service.) * Paper, $1.00 (S/N 0100— L5C° carde72-600895 A 1.76 : 380/972

Agriculture information bulletin.341. Toward the new, report on better foods and nutrition from agricultural

’ [prepared by Agricultural Research Service]. [Apr. 1970, evised Feb. 1972.] [1972.] cover title, 60 p. 11. 4° [Text on J of cover.] ♦ Paper, $1.00 (S/N 0100-1565). • Item 4 72-600879 A 1.75 : 341/2

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Farmers’ bulletins. • Item 9 A 1.9:(nos.)2193. Grasshopper control; [prepared by Entomology Research Division, Agricul-

tural Research Service and Plant Protection and Quarantine Programs, Animal and Plant Health Service]. [Revised Feb. 1972.] [1972.] 12 p. 11. * Paper, 10c.

2252. Phase converters for operation of three-phase motors from single-phase power; [by L. H. Sodherholm]. [Mar. 1972.] [2] +21 p. il. * Paper, 15c. (S/N 0100-1529).

Home and garden bulletins. • Item 11 A 1.77: (nos.)1. Family fare, guide to good nutrition; prepared by Consumer and Food Eco-

nomics Research Division, Agricultural Research Service. Revised May 1970 ; slightly revised Nov. 1971. [1971.] iii + 91 p. il. [Includes list of publications on p. 4 of cover. Prepared in cooperation with National Marine Fisheries Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. ] * Paper, 45c.

25. Roses for the home. [Revised Jan. 1972.] [1971.] 23 p. il. [Information fur-nished by Plant Science Research Division and Entomology Research Divi-sion, Agricultural Research Service.] [Replaces all previous editions.] ♦Paper, 15c. (S/N 0100-1511).

64. Subterranean termites, their prevention and control in buildings ; [ by H. R. Johnston, Virgil K. Smith and Raymond H. Beal]. [Revised Jan. 1972.] [1972.] ii+ 30 p. 11. ♦ Paper, 20c. (S/N 0100-1507).

67. Insects and related pests of house plants, how to control them; [by George V. Johnson and Floyd F. Smith], [Revised Sept 1970, slightly revised March 1972.] [1972.] 16 p. 11. (Entomology Research Division, Agricultural Re-search Service.) * Paper, 10c.

Leaflets. • Item 12 A 1.35: (nos.)367. Tomato fruitworm, how to control It; [prepared by Entomology Research

Division, Agricultural Research Service], [Revised Feb. 1972.] [1972.] [6] p. 11. narrow 8° ♦ Paper, 10c. (S/N 0100—1506).

453. How to control bed bugs; [prepared by Entomology Research Division, Agricultural Research Service]. [Sept. 1959, slightly revised Feb. 1972.] [1972.] 7 p. 11. [Includes list of other USDA publications on Insects of the home.] * Paper, 10c. (S/N 0100-1576).

535. Building with adobe and stabilized-earth blocks ; [prepared by Agricultural Engineering Research Division, Agricultural Research Service]. [Dec. 1965, slightly revised Jan. 1972.] [1972.] 8 p. 11. [Supersedes Farmers’ Bulletin 1720, Adobe or Sun-Dried Brick for Farm Buildings.] ♦ Paper, 10c. (S/N 0100-1563).

Marketing research reports. • Item 13-B A 1.82:(nos.)921. Study of refrigeration systems for urban food distribution centers; [by

Robert L. Stahlman], [Jan. 1972.] cover title, iii+107 p. il. 4“ (Trans-portation and Facilities Research Division, Agricultural Research Service.) ♦ Paper, $1.00 (S/N 0100-1371).

928. Effect of postharvest hot-water treatments on spoilage of cranberries in storage [with list of literature cited; by R. E. Anderson and Wilson L. Smith, jr.]. [Dec. 8, 1971.] [3] +8 p. 4° (Agricultural Research Service.) ♦ Paper, 15c. (S/N 0100-1365).

946. Consumers’ reaction to various peel oil levels in frozen concentrated orange juice; [by Jon P. Weimer]. [Feb. 1972.] [2]+ii + 39 p. il. 4° (Statistical Reporting Service.) ♦ Paper, 40c.L.C. card 72-600892

Miscellaneous publication.1218. Finishing floor for 400 pigs. Dec. 1971. [2] p. il. 4° (Cooperative farm

building plan exchange; plan 6104 ; [Agricultural Engineering Research Division, Agricultural Research Service].) * Paper, 5c. • Item 13-A

A 1.38 ’ 1218PA [Program aid] (series). • Item 14-A A 1.68:(nos.)

575. Multiple-purpose watershed project, under Public law 566., land treatment, flood prevention, agricultural water management, municipal and indus-trial water supply, recreation, fish and wildlife, rural areas development, water quality management; [by Watersheds Staff, Soil Conservation Service]. [Revised Jan. 1972.] [1972.] [2]+14 p. (Soli Conservation Service.) [Supersedes 392, Small watershed projects under watershed protection and flood prevention act.] f

975. Outdoor classrooms on school sites. [Jan. 1972.] [2] +22 p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, 25c. (S/N 0100-1458).

984. % of our land, national inventory. [1971.] 20 p. 11. oblong 8° (Soli Con-servation Service.) [Some illustrations are colored.] t

987. Fowl plague, beware of this deadly foreign disease; [prepared by Veterinary Services, Animal and Plant Health Service and Veterinary Sciences Research Division, Agricultural Research Service]. [Feb. 1972.] [2] p. il. narrow f° folded into oblong 32° size [Illustrations are colored.] ♦ Paper, 15c.

1000. Developing world and USDA’s contributions in 1971. Feb. 1972. [8] p. il. narrow 8° (Foreign Economic Development Service.) [Prepared In co-operation with Agency for International Development.] t

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Production research reports. • Item 13-0 A 1.84:(nos.)4854 136. Relationship of temperatures to boll weevil complex populations in Arizona

[with list of literature cited; by R. E. Fye and C. D. Bonham]. [Jan. 1972.] [2]+14 p. il. 4° (Agricultural Research Service.) [Prepared in cooperation with Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station.] ♦ Paper, 15c. (S/N 0100-1468).

4855 141. Chemosterilants screened against boll weevil in dipping and feeding tests;[by Jack W. Haynes and others]. [Mar. 1972.] [2] +21 p. 4° (Agricul-tural Research Service.) [Prepared in cooperation with Mississippi Agri-cultural Experiment Station.] * Paper, 20c. (S/N 0100-1539).

Science study aid.4856 5. Testing for air pollution; [prepared by Information Division, Agricultural

Research Service]. [Jan. 1972.] 8 p. il. 4° * Paper, 10c. (S/N 0100-1619). • Item 14—B A 1.104 : 5

Statistical bulletins. • Item 15 A 1.34: (nos.)4857 417. Supplement for 1971 to Statistics on cotton and related data 1930-67;

[prepared by E. Frances Morriss]. [Feb. 1972.] [l]+viii + 117 p. t 4858 478. Direct and contract hiring of seasonal farm labor ; [by Walter E. Sellers, jr. ]

£Feb. 1972.] vi + 24 p. 11. 4° (Economic Research Service.) * Paper, 25c..C. card 72-600880

AIR FORCE DEPARTMENT, Defense Dept. Washington, DC 20330

Air Force Human Resources Laboratory: [Technical report] AFHRL-TR (series). (Air Force Systems Command, Brooks Air Force Base, Tex.)

4859 71-48. Stability of consolidated job descriptions based on task inventory surveyinformation [with one reference] ; by Raymond E. Christal. Aug. 1971. iii+2+[2] p. 4° [Work unit 773401013. Prepared for Personnel Research Division, Lackland Air Force Base, Tex.] t

D 301.45/27: 71-48Air Force manual AFM (series).

4860 100—22. Communications-electronics activities: Base communications services[with list of references and related publications]. Feb. 18, 1972. cover title, [156] p. 11. 4° [Issued in looseleaf form. Supersedes AFM 100-22, Dec. 1, 1966.] t • Item 421 D301.7 : 100-22/5

Air Force pamphlet AFP (series). D 301.35: (nos.)4861 36-1. See, below, Air Force register.4862 190-5. Photojournalism guide [with list of composition references]. Jan. 3, 1972.

cover title, [24] p. 11. 4° (Office of Information.) [Some illustrations are colored. Supersedes AFP 190-3-1, Nov. 1, I960.] t • Item 421—A

4863 Air Force register: v. 1, Active lists [Jan. 1, 1972]. 1972. xii+1272 p. 4° ([Air Force pamphlet 36-1.] ; Office of Directorate of Personnel Program Actions.) [Also issued as H. doc. 224, pt. 1, 92d Cong., 2d sess. Supersedes v. 1, AFP 36-1, Jan. 1, 1971.] * Paper, $8.00 (S/N 0872-0008). • Item 426 D 303.7 : 972/v.l

PACAF [Pacific Air Force] basic bibliographies, t Commander-in-Ohief, Pacific Air Force, ATTN: DPSR, Commander Librarian, APO San Fran-cisco, 96553

4864 Accident prevention ; [prepared by Louise St. John]. [Nov. 15, 1971.] [1] +v + 57 p. 4° [Supersedes PACAF bibliography, Accident prevention, dated June 1, 1970.] D 301.62 : Ac 2/971

4865 Communications and electronics, supp. 1; prepared by Benjamin Lasky. Dec. 1, 1971. [l]+iv+51 p. [Supplements edition of June 15, 1970.] •

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Air Programs Office publication AP-(series). • Item 483-EEP 4.9: (nos.)

4866 91. Helena Valley, Mont, area environmental pollution study [with bibliog-raphies], Jan. 1972. xlv + 179 p. il. t Office of Technical Information and Publications, Office of Air Programs, Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park, N.C.L.C. card 72-600872

4867 101. Mixing heights, wind speeds, and potential for urban air pollution through-out contiguous United States [with list of references]. Jan. 1972 xi + 118 p. il. 4° * Paper, $1.25.


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Donald H. Fair. Revised 1972. Feb. 1972. vi+134 p. 4° draper, $3.00. • Item 483-E EP 4-9' 2 • oau ‘

AIR TRAFFIC SERVICE, Transportation Dept. Washington, DC 20553

Contractions [handbook], 7340.1C [Feb. 1, 1972] Change 1. Jan. 26, 1972. [56] p il 4° [Effective Apr. 1, 1972. Cancellation date Oct. 1, 1972.Issued in looseleaf form.] * Paper, $3.75 (including basic handbook and supplementary material for an indefinite period) ; $1.00 additional toi foreign mailing. • Item 431-D-l TD 4.308 : C 76/972/ch.l

En route air traffic control handbook. Change 5. Jan. 6. 1972. [62] p. il. 4° (7110 9B CHG.5.) [Effective date Apr. 1. 1972. Cancellation date Jul. 1, 1972. Issued in looseleaf form.] * Paper, $8.00 (including basic hand-book and supplementary material for an indefinite period) ; $-.00 addi-tional for foreign mailing. • Item 431-D-l ID 4.308: En l/971/ch.5

Facility management handbook, Change 2. Jan. 10, 1972. [124] p. il. 4 (7210 3A ) [Effective Apr. 1, 1972. Cancellation date July 1, 1972. Issued iri^ looseleaf for mJ t • Item 431-D-l TD 4.308: F ll/972/ch.2

Flight services handbook, Change 5. Dec. 30, 1971. [65] p. 1 “aP- (7110.10A.) [Effective Apr. 1, 1972. Cancellation date Sept. 10, 1971. Includes all service A GENOTS 1/61 through 1/105. Issued in looseleaf form.] * Paper, $9.00 (including basic handbook and supplementary material for an indefinite period) ; $2.50 additional for I• Item 431-D-l rD 4-308* W/yn/cn.o

Terminal air traffic control handbook, Change 5. Jan. 6, 1972. [72] p. ik 4 (7110.8B) [Effective date Apr. 1, 1972. Cancellation date July 1, 1972. Issued in looseleaf form.] * Paper, $8.50 (including basic handbook and supplementary material for an indefinite Period) ,, $2.00 additio a for foreign mailing. • Item 431-D-l TD 4.308: T 27/971/ch.5

AIRPORTS SERVICE, Transportation Dept. Washington, DC 20553

Airport design standards: Site requirements for terminal na^ational fa-cilities [with bibliography]. Nov. 22, 1971. cover title, [2]+v+70-f-2 p. il. 4° ([Advisory circular] AC 150/5300-2B.) [Issued with perfora-tions. Cancels AC 150/5300-2A, Oct. 8, 1969.] t TD 4.111: T 27

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4875 Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery and Memorial. 1971. 28 p. il. t• Item 1050 v 3 Am 3•M 57L.C. card 72-600893 Y 3-Am M °1

4876 North Africa American Cemetery and Memorial. [1971.] 28 p il [Includes American memorials and overseas military cemeteiies.J T em

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4877 Documents on disarmament, 1970 [with bibliography; compiled and anno-tated by Robert W. Lambert and others]. [Dec. 1971.] xx+807 p.il. ([Publication 60.]) * Paper, $3.50. • Item 86o-B AC 1.11/2.970

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AMC pamphlets. (Army Materiel Command.) t • Item 322-AD 101.22/3: (nos.)

4878 11-6. Army program, program evaluation and review technique (PERT). Jan.1972. cover title, [59] p. il. 4° [Issued with perforations.]

4879 335—1. Reports and statistics, register of approved recurring reports. Jan. 1972.cover title, [156] p. 4° [Issued with perforations. Supersedes AMCP 335-1, July 1, 1971.]

Army Electronics Command, Fort Monmouth, N.J.: Research and develop-ment technical report ECOM (series). (Reports control symbol OSD- 1366.) t D 111.9/4: (nos.)

4880 3429. Synthesis of monogenic iterative arrays of machines [with bibliography;by] Edward Lieblein. June 1971. v-|-68 + 2 p. il. 4° [DA work unit 1HO.62101. A327.03.401.]

4881 3490. Transverse-wave tubes as high-efficiency microwave amplifiers [with listof references; by] Richard J. Briggs, S. Frank Paik [and] Arthur H. Gottfried. Oct. 1971. [1]+511-520+[2] p. il. 4» [Reprint from IEEE Transactions on Electronic Devices. DA work unit 1S6-62705—A- 055-04-821.]

4882 Army procurement procedure, Mar. 1, 1969, revision 7: Jan. 10, 1972. [89] p. il. 4° [Issued in looseleaf form.] * Paper, 75c. • Item 327-A

D 101.6/4: 969/rev.74883 Military chaplains’ review. [Quarterly.] t • Item 322-E

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4884 71—54—FL. Development of stable leavening system [with list of references] ;by Anthony Umina, [and others]. May 1971. vii+17+[2] p. 4° (Food Laboratory.) [Project reference PE 728-012.12.] t

D 106.21: 71-54—FLPamphlets. • Item 327 (Rev. 1969) D 101.22:(nos.)

4885 27—18. Desk book for special court-martial convening authorities. Feb. 1972.cover title, [73] p. 4° [Issued with perforations.]

4886 550-156. Area handbook for Paraguay [with bibliography; by] Thomas E. Weil[and others]. 1972. xiv+316 p. il. [Prepared by Foreign Area Studies, American University. Research and writing were completed July, 1971.] * Cloth, $2.75.L.C. card 72-181509

4887 608-34. Handbook for next of kin of Army prisoners of war/missing personnel.Jan. 1972. cover title, ii + 22 p. J

Technical manual TM (series).4888 8-502. Diet therapy management [with list of references]. July 1970. cover

title, 39 p. 4° [Issued with perforations.] $ • Item 329D 101.11: 8-502

USAAMRDL technical report. [Eustis Directorate, U.S. Army Air Mo-bility Research and Development Laboratory, Fort Eustis, Va.) t

D 117.8/2: (nos.)4889 71—38. Ground test evaluation of Sikorsky active transmission isolation system

[with list of literature cited] ; by Paul W. von Hardenberg [and] Paul B. Saltanis. Sept. 1971. [1]+xiv + 112+[2] p. il. 4° [Task 1F162204A14608, contract DAAJ02-69-C-0101, prepared by Sikorsky Aircraft, Division of United Aircraft Corporation, Stratford, Conn.j

4890 71—55. Investigation of stabilator on S—67 aircraft [with list of literature cited] ;by T. T. Kaplita. Oct. 1971. [1]+xiv+99+[2] p. 11. 4» [Prepared by United Aircraft Corporation, Sikorsky Aircraft Division, Stratford, Conn., under contract DAAJO2-71-C—0010, task 1F163204D15704.]

4891 71—62. Dynamic response of OV—1A aircraft to soft field landings [with list ofliterature cited] ; by William T. Alexander. Oct. 1971. cover title, xiv + 134+[2] p. 11. 4° [Prepared under task 1F162204A14602, house task 65-28.]

USAAVLABS technical report. (Eustis Directorate, Army Air Mobility Research and Development Laboratory, Fort Eustis, Va.) t

D 117.8/2: (nos.)4892 69—61. Instability of spherical caps and complete spheres [with list of references] ;

by Philippe Jacques Jean-Marie Lebouc. Sept. 1971. [l]+x+70+[2] p. 11. 4° [Task 1F162204A17002. Prepared under contract DAAJ02— 67—C—0031 by Stanford University. Stanford. Calif.]


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list of references] ; by Josef Singer [and] Dror Bendavid. Sept. 1J71. mi +x + 42+ [2] p. il. 4° [Task 1F162204A17002. Prepared under con-tract DAAJ02—67—C—0031 by Stanford University, Department of Aero-nautics and Astronautics, Stanford, Calif.] ~ .

71-51. Inductive sensing technique advancement; IbyGeorge p;.,^?rOpS- ® 1971 til 4-viii+35+[21 p. 11. 4" [lask It182203A4340O. prepared under contract DAAJ02-70-C-0028 by Mechanical Technology Incor-porated, Latham, N.Y.]

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Army graduate student program. [1972.] [4] p. il. 4° t • Item 351-AU ltr±.Z . ur I Of <7 • a

Army Medical Research and Nutrition Laboratory, Fitzsimmons General Hospital, Denver, Colo.: Laboratory reports. $ D 104.17 : (nos.)327

3A0621iaOA8300Brosdensor system^ work unit 061^NutrMonal aspects of military dog performance, Ft. Benning field study.] [borne pages are

330. Development and application of whole-body radiation coun ing system [with °l:rf79e7niCeSli3f+C[2a] P U 4»a,e[fprIojI^tta3Ad0114?0aiBy71R ttS inNb°omedilai scfcncef Srk^unit 065 Effects of nutrition and ?nvironmental stress upon work capacity and body composition. Some pages are issued as leaves.]

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Work measurement and work simplification design for organization .^Pie- mentation, and management of work study program. [1972 ] [971 p. il. 4 ( (SRS) 72-21201.) t • Item 512-B-2 HE 17.402. W 89

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magnetic trap [with bibliography]. [Sept. 19<p.] ^ver title 31 n 11. 4° (Translation series.) [1 iziko-lekn nicheskii Institut Gosudarstvennyi Komitet po ispol vaniyu atomnoi energii SSSR, Sukhumi, 1969; ABC file NP—18059.1 Paper, $3.00. „Technical papers of 22d Metallographic Group meeting, held June 19-21, 1968, Gulf General Atomic, Inc., San Diego, Calif, [with lists of references] ; compiled by Harriet Roth Roman, General Electric Company,.Lynn, Mass Dec. 1971. vii + 368 p. 11. 4° 4> Paper, $6.00.

Survival of food crops and livestock in event of nuclear war, proceedings of symposium held at Brookhaven 1 ra-tional Laboratory, Upton, Long Island, N.Y., Sept.. Io 18, 1970 [with lists of references] ; editors David W. Bensen, Arnold H. Sparrow. Dec. 1971. xi+745 p. il- ([AEC symposium series 24] ; Office of _ Information Services.) [Sponsored by Office of Civil Defense, Atomic Energy Commission, and Department of Agriculture.] 4> Paper, $9.00.L.C. card 77-170334Irradiation of fruits and vegetables, annual report, Apr. 16, 1968-July 15, 1970 ; [prepared by P. Narkakis and K C. Micholas and others]. July 1971. cover title, I[41+52 n. 11. 4° (Department of Food Science, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Mich.) Paper, $3.00.

Fiche index for nuclear dockets: Midwest 1’uelPlant; [edited by James G. Smith]. Jan. 14, 1972. cover title, [2] 4-12 p. 4° (Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards.) [Issued with perforations.] 4Paper, $3.00.

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Fiche index for nuclear dockets: Maine Yankee Atomic Power Station; [edited by James G. Smith], Nov. 30, 1971. cover title, [2]+14 p. 4° (Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards.) [Issued with perforations.] 4> Paper, $3.00.

Fiche index for nuclear dockets: La Salle (county station, units 1 and 2) ; [edited by James G. Smith]. Dec. 17, 1971. cover title, [3]+10 p. 4° (Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards.) [Issued with perforations. Accompanied by revision notice, 1 p. 16°] d> Paper. $3.00.

Development of nuclear analytical techniques for oil-slick identification, phase 2A, final report [with list of refer-ences; by H. R. Lukens and others]. June 11, 1971. cover title, [139] p. iL 4° [Gulf Radiation Technology, San Diego, Calif. Notice of change, 1 p., was issued also.] <b Paper, $3.00.

Health and Safety Laboratory fallout program, quarterly summary report [Sept. 1-Dec. 1, 1971, with list of ref-erences; prepared by Edward P. Hardy, jr.]. June 1, 1972. cover title, [165] p. 11. 4° [Includes list of recent publications related to radionuclide studies.] 4> Paper. $3.00.

Health and Safety Laboratory fallout program, quarterly summary report [Sept. 1-Dec. 1, 1971] appendix. Jan. 1, 1972. cover title, [432] p. il. 4° $ Paper, $3.00.

Bibliography of mass spectroscopy literature for 1970 com-piled by computer method [with list of references; J. Capellen and others, compilers]. Jan. 1972. xv+880 p. 4° (Ames Laboratory, Ames, Iowa; [contract W—7405—eng—82].) 4> Paper, $9.00.

Reviews to insure safety of nuclear operations. Aug. 1971. cover title, [l]+4+[2] p.+ [8] leaves, 4° (Nevada Operations Office.) 4* Paper, $3.00.

Cadmium telluride detectors, interim technical report, June 1, 1970—May 31, 1971 [with list of references; by F. Wald, R. O. Bell and A. A. Menna]. July 1971. cover title, ix + 75 + 9+12 p. il. 4° [Tyco Laboratories, In-corporated, Waltham, Mass.] 4> Paper, $3.00.

Research and development studies into basic technology of radiation induced emulsion polymerization including small scale pilot plant systems, final report [with list of references; by V. T. Stannett and others]. Sept 1, 1971. cover title, [4]+vii+141 p. il. 4° [Department of Chemical Engineering, North Carolina State Univer-sity, Raleigh, N.C.; contract AT(45-1)-2221 task 3. Page 141 of text is on p. 3 of cover.] 4> Paper, $3.00.

Role of paper mill additives as potential stream pollutants, development of nuclear analytical techniques, annual report, June 1970-June 1, 1971 [with bibliography; by Roy Milton Chatters]. July 1, 1971. cover title, [1] +vii +48 p. il. 4° [Research Division, Washington State University, Pullman, Wash.; contract AT(45-1)-2221 task 3.] 4> Paper, $3.00.

Nuclear instrument landing system, phase 1 final report, Sept. 1970-June 1971; [by R. A. Kaminskas], Oct. 2, 1971. cover title, [115] p. il. 4° [TRW Systems Group, Redondo Beach, Calif.] 4> Paper, $3.00.

Reaction cell improvements in mercury substitution- nuclear detection sulfur dioxide-stack gas monitor, final report, Mar. 18, 1970-Oct 14, 1971 [with list of refer-ences; by James E. Howes, jr., Harvey S. Rosenberg and Robert A. Ewing]. Oct. 14, 1971. cover title, [2] +ii+31 + [l]+A-4 p. il. 4° [Battelle Columbus Laboratories, Columbus, Ohio; contract W-7405-eng-92.] 4> Paper, $3.00.

Radiation technology in conjunction with postharvest pro-cedures as means of extending shelf life of fruits and vegetables, annual report, Apr. 15, 1970-Jan. 1, 1971. July 1971. cover title, [237] p. il. 4° [Department of Pomology, University of California, Davis, Calif.; con-tract AT(11—1)—34.] 4> Paper, $3.00.

Nuclear explosions for peaceful purposes [articles, edited by I. D. Morokhov; translated by R. Addis]. [Feb. 1971.] cover title, [4]+ 190 p. 11. 4“ (Translation series.) [From Atomnye vzryvy v mirnykh tselyakh, 1970.] $ Paper, $3.00.

®°Co heat source demonstration program: phase 2, Final report, detail design [with lists of references; prepared by John W. Sadler]. May 1971. cover title, [257] p. 11. 4° (Astronuclear Laboratory, Westinghouse Electric Cor- §43]!)°% Paftr?$!hd0Pa‘ ’ IAEC c2ntract AT (88-1)-

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4920 Fundamental nuclear energy research, 1971, supplemental report to annual report to Congress for 1971. Jan. 1972. xvi4-159 p. il. 4° * Paper, (S/N 5210-0288). • Item 1051-1 3.At 7 : 48/971

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4921Annual survey of manufactures, 1970, M70(AS) (series).

1 General statistics for industry groups and industries. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, 28 p. 4° [Preprint of chapter in Annual survey of manufactures, 1J70 volume.] t Paper, 25c. • Item 134—A C o6.221: M <0(AS) 1

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1970 census of housing: Block statistics, HC(3) (series). ([Housing Division.] ) O 3.224/5: 970/ (nos.)

Oxnard-Ventura-Thousand Oaks, Calif, urbanized area [Oct. 1971.]I cover title xii+27 p. 16 maps in pocket, 4° * Paper, $2.00. • Item lo6—A 6

San Bernardino-Riverside, Calif., urbanized area. [Oct. cover titie,xli + 76 p. 4° [Issued in portfolio with 27 maps.] Paper, $7.00.

Sa* Diego, Calif., urbanized area. [Oct. 1971.] coyer title, xii-j-128 p. 4° [Issued in portfolio with 40 maps.] ♦ Paper, $7.50. • Item 156r-A-6

San Francisco-Oakland, Calif., urbanized area. [Dec. 1971.] cover title, [1] -|-303 p. 4° [Issued in portfolio with 71 maps.] * Paper, $8.50.

San Jose? Calif., urbanized area. [Dec. 1971.] cover title, xii-f- [1] +92 P- 4° [Issued in portfolio with 27 maps. Some maps are colored.] * Paper,

Selected areasln California. [Jan. 1972.] cover title, xli+[11+218 p. 4» [Issued in portfolio with 65 maps.] * Paper, $14.00. • Item 156-A-6

Selected areas in Colorado. [Oct. 1971.] cover title, xii+51 p. 4° [Issued in portfolio with 14 maps.] * Paper, $5.00. • Item 15&-A-7

Wilmington, Del., N.J., urbanized area. [Oct. 1971.] cover title, xii+46 + 8 +1 p. 12 maps in pocket, 4° ♦ Paper, $2.50. ® Item 156-A-9

Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood, Fla., urbanized area. [Oct. 1971.] xii + 94 p. 13 maps in pocket, 4° * Paper, $3.75. • Item 156-A—11

Miami, Fla? urbanized area. [Oct. 1971.] cover title, xii + 183 p. 4° [Issued in portfolio with 20 maps.] * Paper, $4.75. • Item 156-£-11

Selected areas in Kansas. [Oct. 1971.] cover title, xii+167 p. 4 [Issued in portfolio with 8 maps.] * Paper, $7.50. Item 156-A-18 ...1RQ _ Ao

Baltimore, Md., urbanized area. [Oct. 1071.] cover title, xil+169 p. 4 [Issued in portfolio with 36 maps.] ♦ Paper, $7.00. •Item 156-A-22

Lawrence-Haverhill, Mass., N.H., urbanized area. [Oct. 19 71.] cover title, xli + 31+4 p., 15 maps in pocket, 4° ♦ Paper, $2.25. • Item 156-A-Z.3

Lowell, Mass., N.H., urbanized area. [Oct. 1971.] cover title, xli+^l+l p. 13 maps in pocket, 4° * Paper, $2.25. • Item 156-A-23

Springfield-Chicopee-Holyoke, Mass.-Conn., urbanized area. [Nov. 1971.] cover title, xil + 62 + 10 p. 4° [Issued in portfolio with 23 maps.] * Paper, $5.00. • Item 156-A-23 , .

Detroit? Mich., urbanized area. [Oct. 1971.] cover title, xi+ [2] +428 p. 4 [Issued in portfolio with 50 maps.] * Paper, $10.00. • Item 156rA-24

Kansas City, Mo.-Kans., urbanized area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, xii + 109 + 55 p. 4° [Issued in portfolio with 39 maps.] * Paper, $7.25. • Item

St? Joseph,^Mo., Kans., urbanized area. [Oct. 1971.] coyer title, xii + 21 + 2 p. 6 maps in pocket, 4° ♦ Paper, $1.50. • Item 15&-A-27;

Billings, Mont., urbanized area. [Oct. 1971.] cover title, xi + 15 p. 5 maps in pocket, 4° * Paper, $1.50. • Item 156—A—28

. Albanv-Schenectady-Troy. N.Y., urbanized area [Dec ISJl-l cover tltle’ xii+60 p. 17 maps in pocket, 4° ♦ Paper, $3.50 ® Item 156-A-34

158. Buffalo, N.Y., urbanized area. [Sept. 1971.] cover title, xii + 94 p. 18 maps in pocket, 4° ♦ Paper, $4.00. • Item 156-A-34

159. New York, N.Y.-northeastern New Jersey urbanized area : pt. 1, New York City [Jan. 1972.] cover title, [370] p. 4° [Issued in portfolio with 25 maps.] * Paper, $11.00. • Item 156-A-34 ...4R n 10

161. Syracuse, N.Y., urbanized area. [Dec. 1971.] cover title, xii + 46 p. 10 ‘ maps in pocket, 4° * Paper, $2.50. • Item 156-A-34

205. Pittsburgh, Pa., urbanized area. [Oct. 1971.] cover tit1®. «+ l-l ’ -p. 4° [Issued in portfolio with 73 maps.] Paper, $11.25. • Item

2U- P4^SFer;S+130+26iCp.' “■'& wltl!°32 Ki

2T1. Mllwiufeee? WK. urbanized aera. [Jan. 19T2J cover title xil +[Issued in portfolio with 29 maps.] * Paper, $6.50. • Item 156-A-02

275. Mayaguez. P.R. urbanized area. [Jan. 1972.] cover title, xix + 8 p. 5 p 276. Ponci°RR.' urbanl^eFarea.'Tjan*!^^1] coyer title, xlx + 13 p. 5 maps in 277. San°Juan4p.R. urbaniz$«i'5area *Jan. 1972.] coyer title, xlx + 73 p. 11 maps

in pocket, 4° * Paper, $2.25. • Item 156-A-41

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10. District of Columbia. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, iv +33-804-23 p il 4« * Paper, $1.00. • Item 156-A-10 p

36. D^ota^[JajL 1972.] cover title, iv +37-140-23 p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, $1.50.39. Oregon. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, iv + 53-157+22 p. 11. 4° ‘Paper, $1.50.

9 item iot>—A—Oi)43. South Dakota. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, iv+41-155 + 23 p. il. 4» ‘Paper

$1.75. • Item 156—A-4446. cover title, iv + 49-143+23 p. il. 4° ‘Paper, $1.50.47. Vermont. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, iv+29-82 + 23 p. 11. 4° ‘Paper $1.00. Item lo€)—A—4S49. Washington. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, iv-J-57-1744-22 p. il. 4° * Paper. $1 50

• Item 156-A-501970 census of housing: General Housing characteristics, HC(1)-A

(series). ([ Housing Division. ]) C 3.224/3 : 970/A (nos.)53. Puerto Rico. [Jan. 1972.] cover title, vi + 83+23 p. il. 4° [English and

Spanish.] * Paper, $1.00. • Item 156-A-4156. American Samoa. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, iv+10 + 9 p. 11. 4° ‘Paper 45c.

• Item 156-A-541970 census of housing: Supplementary report, series (HO(SI))

1. Summary housing characteristics for United States, regions, divisions, and States, 1970. Feb. 1972. 4-f- [5] p. 4° ‘Paper, 25c. • Item 155

C 3.224/8 : 970/11970 census of population: General population characteristics, PC(1)-B

(series). ([Population Division. ]) C 3.223/6 : 970/B (nos.)1. United States summary. Jan. 1972. iv + 253-336 + 12 p. 11. 4° * Paper, $1.00.

• Item 159-A-l54. Guam. Feb. 1970. Iv 4-9-65+ 25 p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, 60c. • Item 159-A-5457. Canal Zone. Feb. 1972. iv + 9-40+24 p. il. 4° [Text on p. 3 of cover.]

‘ Paper, 60c. • Item 159-A-541970 census of population: General social and economic characteristics,

PC(l)-0 (series). ([Population Division.]) C3.223/7: 970/C(nos.) 14. Idaho. [Jan. 1972.] cover title, iv+101-254+49 p. il. 4° ‘Paper, $1.50.

(S/N 0301-2318). • Item 159-A-421. Maine. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, iv+105-248+48 p. il. 4° [Text on p. 3 of

cover.] * Paper, $1.50. • Item 159-A-2146. Utah. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, iv+97-263 + 48 p. il. 4° [Text on p. 3 of

cover.] * Paper, $1.50. (S/N 0301-2350). • Item 159-A-471970 census of population: Supplementary report PC (SI) (series).

• I tern 154 C 3.223/12: 970/ (nos.)4. Population of United States, Puerto Rico, and outlying areas, 1950—70. Jan.

1972. 2 p. 4° [Price incorrectly given on publication as 25c.] * Paper, 5c.5. Composition of urban population, 1970. Feb. 1972. [3] p. 4° ‘ Paper, 10c.6. Population and land area of urbanized areas, 1970 and 1960, Feb. 1972.

[15] p. 4° ♦ Paper, 15c.7. Population of standard metropolitan statistical areas, 1950-70. Feb. 1972.

[10] p. 4° * Paper, 15c.8. Population annexed to central cities of standard metropolitan statistical areas

in United States between 1960 and 1970. Feb. 1972. 15 p. 4° ♦ Paper, 15c.9. Population of places of 10,000 or more by wards, 1970. Feb. 1972. 20 p. 4°

♦ Paper, 20c.11. Race of population of United States, by States, 1970. Feb. 1972. 3 p. 4°

♦ Paper, 10c.1970 census of population and housing: Census tracts, PHC(l) (series).

([Population Division and Housing Division.]) • Item 159L.C. card 73-186611 C 3.223/11: 970/ (nos.)

5. Albuquerque, N. Mex., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Jan. 1972.] cover title, vlll+46 + 24 + 21 p. 4° [Accompanied by map of census tracts, 17 x 22 in.] * Paper, $1.00 (S/N 0301-2370).

24. Biloxi-Gulfport, Miss., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, vi + 22 + 11 + 24 p. 11. 4° ‘Paper, 55c. (S/N 0301-2389).

46. Colorado Springs, Colo., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, vil + 34+18+21 p. 1 map in pocket, 4° ♦ Paper, $1.00 (S/N 0301-2411).

82. Green Bay, Wis., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, vil+16 + 9 + 21+2 p. 11. 4° • Paper, 50c. (S/N 0301-2447).

100. Kenosha, Wls., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, [63] p. 11. 4° ‘ Paper, 55c. (S/N 0301-2465).

104. Lake Charles, La., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, [64] p. 11. 4° • Paper, 55c. (S/N 0301-2469).

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1970 census of population and housing—Continued108 . Las Vegas, Nev., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Dec. 1971.] cover

title vii4-324-174-21 p. [Accompanied by map of census tracts, 17 x 22 in.] * Paper, $1.00 (S/N 0301-2473).

114 Lincoln, Nebr., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, viii + 24 + 13 + 21 p. 1 map, 4° ‘Paper, $1.00 (S/N 0301-2479).

121 Lvnchburg, Va., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, [59] p. il. 4° * Paper, 55c. (S/N 0301-2486).

135 Monroe. La., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, [67] p. il. 4° * Paper, 55c. (S/N 0301-2501)

164 Portland, Maine, standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, [63] p. il. 4° * Paper, 55c. (S/N 0301-2536).

167 Provo-Orem, Utah., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, vi+24 + 13 + 21 p. 1 pl. 4° * Paper, $1.00 (S/N 0301-2539).

169 . Racine, Wls., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, [56] p. il. 4° * Paper, 50c. (S/N 0301-2541).

172 Reno, Nev., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Jan. 1972.] cover title, V1 + 24 +13 + 214-2 p. il. 4° * Paper, 60c. (S/N 0301-2544.)

175 . Rochester, Minn., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, [63] p. il. 4° * Paper, 55c. (S/N 0301-2547.)

182 . Salem, Oreg., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, [75] p. il. 4° * Paper, 60c. (S/N 0301-2554.)

199 Sioux Falls, S. Dak., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, vi+16+9 + 21 p. 1 pl. 4° ‘Paper, $1.00 (S/N 0301-2571).

216 Topeka, Kans., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, [72] p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, 60c. (S/N 0301-2588).

218 . Tucson, Ariz., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Jan. 1972.] cover title vii4-40 + 214-21 p. 4° [Accompanied by map of census tracts, 17 x’22 in.] * Paper, $1.00 (S/N 0301-2509).

231 . Wichita, Kans., standard metropolitan statistical area. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, vii + 46 + 23 + 21 p. 1 map in pocket, 4° ‘Paper, $1.50 (b/N 0301-2603).

1970 census of population and housing: Employment profiles of selected low-income areas. PHC(3) (series). ([Demographic Surveys Division.]) L.C. card 72-183144 C 3.223/17 : 970/(nos.)6 Manhattan Borough, New York City, area 2. [Jan. 1972.] cover title, xiv

+ 284 + 30 p. il. 4° * Paper, $2.50. • Item 159-A-347, Brooklyn Borough, New York City, summary. xvi+284 +31 p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, 15. Los2Angele* Calif1,°area 2* [Jan. 1972.] cover title, xiv+216+30 p. il. 4“ 57. Toledo,Poitiio7 [Jan.*972.] cover title, xiv + 216 + 30 p. il. 4° * Paper, $2.00.

• Item 159—A—371970 census of population and housing, final reports, census tracts PHC(l)

series, publications order form. [Dec. 1971.] [14] p. narrow 8 ([BC—2220. ]) f C 3223/3: 970-12

1970 census of population and housing, final reports, employment profiles of selected low-income areas PHC(3) series, publications order form. tpoc. 1971.] [10] p. narrow 8° ([BC-2224.]) f C 3.223/3 : 970-11

Congressional district data CDD-93X (series). t Paper, 25c., each. • Item 140-B-l C 3.134/4: 93X-(nos.)

14. Kansas, district of 93d Congress. Dec. 1971. 5 p. il. 4° 34. Oregon, district of 93d Congress. Jan. 1972. 5 p. il. 4® 42. Virginia, district of 93d Congress. Jan. 1972. 5 p. il. 4°

Current industrial reports: Air-conditioning and refrigeration equipment, 1970. Jan. 1972. [2]+12 p. 4° (Series MA-35M(70)-l.) t Paper, 25c.• Item 142—A 0 56.216: MA—35 M(70) 1

----- Carpet and rugs, summary for 1970 and 1st 3 quarters of 1971 (re-vised). Jan. 1972. 11 p. 4° (Series MQ-22Q(70)-5 ) . 1.$P0^J yr.; single copy, 25c. • Item 142—A C 3.158. MQ 22 Q(70)

----- Electric lamps, summary for 1970; [prepared in Industry Division]. Jan. 1972. [2]+10 p. 4° (Series MQ-36B (70)-5.• Item 142-A $ 56.216: JMQ-36 B ((U)-o

___ Fibrous glass, 1970, July 22, 1971, Change. Sept. 14, 1971. 1 p. 4° (Series MA-32J(70)-l.) t ‘ 142-AC 3.158: MA_S2 J(70)-l/eh.l

----- Lumber production and mill stocks, 1970. Feb. 1972. [2]+9 p. 4 (Series MA-24T(70)-l.) t Paper, 25c. • Item 142-A (SenesMA^ui ) ) , C 56.216 : MA-24 T( 70)-1


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5008 ------ Nonferrous castings, summary for 1970. Sept. 1, 1971. 9 p. 4° (M33E(70)-13.) t • Item 142-A C 3.158: M 33 E(70)-13

5009 ------ Pulp, paper, and board, 1970. Feb. 1972. [2]+24 p. 4° (Series M26A(70)-13.) t Paper, 15c. • Item 142-A G 56.216: M 26 A(70)-13

5010 ------ Pumps and compressors, 1970; [prepared in Industry Division]. Jan.1972. 7 p. 4° f Paper, 25c. • Item 142-A C 3.158: MA-35 P( 70)-1

5011 ------ Selected electronic and associated products, 1970; [prepared in Indus-try Division]. Feb. 1972. [2] +32 p. 4° (MA-36N (70) -1.) f Paper, 25c. • Item 192-A C 56.216: MA-36 N (70)-1

5012 ------ Selected instruments and related products, 1970; [prepared in Indus-try Division]. Jan. 1972. [2]+24 p. 4° (Series MA-38B(70)-l.) t Paper, 25c. • Item 142-A C 56.216: MA-38 B(70)-l

5013 ------ Steel shipping barrels, drums, and pails, summary for 1970; [preparedin Industry Division]. Feb. 1972. [2]+32 p. 4° (Series M34K(70)-13.) t Paper, 15c. • Item 142-A C 56.216: M 34 K( 70) -13

5014 ----- Titanium ingot, mill products, and castings, summary for 1970. Jan.1972. 3 p. 4° (Series BDSAF-263(70)-13.) t Paper, 15c. • Item 142-A C 3.158: BDSAF-263 (70) -13

Current population reports: Series P-20, Population characteristics.♦Paper, $14.00 (including Series P-20, P-23, P-25, P-26, P-27, P-28 summaries, P-60, and P-65 for one year), $3.50 additional for foreign mailing; single copy prices vary. • Item 142-0 C 56.218: P-20/(nos.)

5015 231. Undergraduate enrollment in 2-year and 4-year colleges, Oct. 1970 ; [preparedby Charles E. Johnson, jr., Jerry T. Jennings, and Larry E. Suter. Feb. 1972. cover title, il + 22 p. il. 4° • Paper, 30c.

5016 233. Household and family characteristics, Mar. 1971. Feb. 1972. cover title,ii+94 p. il. 4° ([Population Division.]) [Issued with perforations.] ♦ Paper, $1.00.

Current population reports: Series P-25, Population estimates and pro-jections. * Paper, $14.00 (including Series P-20, P-23, P-25, P-26, P-27, P-28 summaries, P-60 and P-65 for one year), $3.50 additonal for for-eign mailing; single copy prices vary. • Item 152-C

5017 474. Estimates of population of United States to Dec. 1, 1971. Jan. 1972. 2 p. 11. 4°[Issued with perforations.] ♦ Paper, 5c. C 3.186 : P-25/474

5018 475. Estimates of population of United States to Jan. 1, 1972. Feb. 1972. 2 p. il. 4°♦ Paper, 5c. C 56.218 : P-25/475

5019 476. Demographic projections for United States, total population by age and sex,school enrollment, educational attainment, households and families. Feb. 1972. 1+25 p. 4° [Issued with perforations.] ♦ Paper, 35c.

C 56.218: P-25/476 5020 477. Preliminary projections of population of States, 1975—90. Mar. 1972. 8 p. 4°

[Issued with perforations.] ♦ Paper, 10c. C 56.218: P-25/477Current population reports: Series P-65, Consumer buying indicators.

♦Paper, $14.00 (including Series P-20, P-23, P-25, P-26, P-27, P-28 summaries, P-60, and P-65 for one year), $3.50 additonal for foreign mailing; single copy prices vary. • Item 142-C C 56.218: P-65/(nos.)

5021 39. Recent purchases of cars, houses, and other durables and expectations to buyduring months ahead, survey data through Jan. 1972. Feb. 1972. 11-]-18 p. 4° [ Issued with perforations. ] * Paper, 20c.

Data access description: Collection, evaluation, and processing series CEP (revised). [Intended as introductions to means of access to Census Bureau data for persons with data requirements not fully met by printed reports.]

5022 4. Printed reports from 1970 census of population and housing. Jan. 1972. 18 p. 4°(DAD 27.) t • Item 142-D C 56.212 : 4

5023 Methods and materials of demography [with lists of suggested readings] ; by Henry S. Shryock, Jacob S. Siegel, and Associates, Elizabeth A. Larmon, Editorial associate. Oct. 1971. * Paper, $7.00 per set (2 vols.). (S/N 0301-2289). • Item 146L.C. card 76-609905 C 3.2: D 39/v.l,2

v. 1. xvl+369+ 1-20 p. 11. 4° v. 2. xv+371-888+ 1-20 p. 11. 4°

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RQcard A68-7430 C 56215: 5U.S. foreign trade staistics classifications and cross-classifications, 1970,

summary of changes: pt. 1, Summary of changes, pt 2, Reprint pages. Mar. 1972. cover title, [32] p. 4° * Paper, $6.00 (including basic manual and revisions issued annually); $1.50 a441110”®1-* Item 146 bo.2:i! <Q/z/y4V/cn.»zi j .

CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Atlanta, GA 30333

Center for Disease Control zoonosessurveillance,aiiiiu:il^iyiiiaryral)i^s 1970. Oct. 1971. [l]+8+[ll] p. 11. 4 t HE 20.2309/9 . R H/3/970

CHILD DEVELOPMENT OFFICE, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Washington, DC 20201

5027Child development: Day care.

7. Administration; [by] Malcolm S. Host and Pearl B• Heller. [1971, Publ>shed 1972]. 167 p. 4° ([DHEW publication (OCD) 72-20]). Pdper, $ . 0 (S/N 1791-0161). • Item 454-C-3 HE 21.11.7

CHILDREN’S BUREAU, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept. Washington, DC 20201

5028Youth reports.

3. Youth reporters Harwood Rea. » Paper, 55c.

discuss legal age restrictions; [by] Cecelia E. Sudia, Jane 197L P- 4° (DHEW publication

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CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD Washington, DC 20428

Remarks bv Secor D. Browne, Chairman, Civil Aeronautics Board, before “'Downtown Notary Club and greater Tampa Chamber of Comme™,

Tampa, Fla., Feb. 1, 1972. 1972. 10 p. 4° t C 31.215 . B 81/25Remarks by Secor D. Browne, Chairman, Civil Aeronautics Board before

Economic Club of Detroit, Detroit, Mich., Jan. 17, 1972.^ [1972

Remarks bv Secor D. Browne, Chairman, Civil Aeronautics Board, before “'“o^Lunchwn of Klwanls Club and Chamber of Commerce WtchttebKans. Jan. 28, 1972. [1972.] 14 p. 4° + O 31.215 . B 81/24

CIVIL DEFENSE OFFICE (Army), Defense Dept.Washington, DC 20310

Buildings with fallout protection, design case study DCS (senes).7. Boston City Hall, Boston, Mass. Dec. 1971 [published . 7

Special construction, fallout shelters.) t •

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONWashington, DC 20415

Amendment to announcement WAW-104 (local), Federal protective of-ficer, GSM & Dec. 28,1971.1p. oblong 48^t 971/WAW_104/anl<lt.

Apprentice-printing crafts, amendment to announcement WA-2-02. Feb. 16,1972. ip. oblong 48- [Suspended.) x M/4. A.^/amdt.

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14. On reemployment rights of Federal employees who perform duty in Armed Forces. Jan. 1972. [8] p. il. narrow 8° ♦ Paper, $5.00 per 100 • single copy 10c. (S/N 0600-0611). • Item 293-A CS 1.59:14

General amendment [suspension notice for certain announcements]. Oct. 8, 1971.1 p. 4° (Washington Area Office, Civil Service Commission, Wash-ington, D.C.) t CS 1.26/3 : amdt./971-l

Job grading standard for air conditioning equipment mechanic, WG-5306. June 1971. cover title, 9 p. (Bureau of Policies and Standards.) [From Federal personnel manual, FPM 512-1, TS-17. Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 15c. CS 1.41/4 : 512-l/trans.l7/WG-5306

Job grading standard for crane operator, WG-5725. June 1971. cover title, 8 p. (Bureau of Policies and Standards.) [From Federal personnel manual, FPM 512-1, TS-17. Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 15c.

CS 1.41/4: 513-1/trans.l7/WG-5725Job grading standard for electronics mechanic, WG-2614. June 1971. cover

title, 9 p. (Bureau of Policies and Standards.) [From Federal personnel manual, FPM 512-1, TS-17. Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 15c.

CS 1.41/4:512-l/trans.l7/WG-26145040 job grading standard for gardener, WG-5003. June 1971. cover title, 8 p.

(Bureau of Policies and Standards.) [From Federal personnel manual, FPM 512-1, TS-17. Issued with perforations.] ♦ Paper, 15c.

CS 1.41/4:512-l/trans.l7/WG-50035041 job grading standard for pest controller, WG-5026. June 1971. cover title,

8 p. (Bureau of Policies and Standards.) [From Federal personnel manual FPM 512-1, TS-17. Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 15c.

CS 1.41/4:512-l/trans.l7/WG-50265042 job grading standard for tractor operator, WG-5705. June 1971. cover title,

9 p. (Bureau of Policies and Standards.) [From Federal personnel manual, FPM 512-1, TS-17. Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 15c.

CS 1.41/4:512-l/trans,17/WG-5705Pamphlets, f • Item 299 CS 1.48: BRE-(nos.)

5043 BRE—34. As you were, Vietnam era veterans in Federal employment. [1972.1 covertitle, 45+13] p. il. oblong 12°

5044 B RE-35. Veteran preference in Federal employment, handbook for veterans’counselors. 1971. cover title, 16 p. 4° ([Office of Public Policy Em- ployment Programs, Manpower Sources Division.])

5045 Professional careers in biological and agricultural sciences, amendment 6 to announcement 421. Feb. 14, 1972. 1 p. 4° f

CS 1.26:969/421/rev./amdt.65046 Training cost model, Feb. 1972. [1972.] [l]+8 p. 4° (Bureau of Training,

Training Management Division.) f • Item 295 CS 1.2 :T 68/4

COAST GUARD, Transportation Dept. Washington, DC 20591

5047 Auxiliary uniform, awards, and flag code manual, 1969. [1972.] vi-|-81 p. (CG-404.) [Reprint with amendments 1-3 included. Issued with perfora-tions.] f • Item 934-A TD 5.8: Un 3/rep.

5048 Light list: v. 1, Atlantic Coast of United States from St. Croix River, Maine to Little River, S.C., 1st, 3d, and 5th Coast Guard districts, Nov. 13,1971, including N.M. no. 45 of 1971. 1972. xxviii+542 p. il. 4 p. of pl. 4° (CG- 158.) [Issued with perforations. Publication contains list of lights, fog signals, buoys, daybeacons, lightships, radiobeacons, and loran stations. Plates are colored. Map on p. 2 of cover.] * Paper, $4.25 (S/N 5012- 0023). • Item 936 TD 5.9: v.1/972




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Oceanographic reports, t • Item 940-B TD 5.18: (nos.)39- Oceanography °fh®rtal?i972nik2reagv^ (CG 373-390’ ^518^39/ ̂

p U t&tÔÔgWp’hlc Belt.

Aug..48. Oceanography of Orand Banks region and I Martin J. Moynihan and Henry rASrleTAS'lm-“™ 37aA; iCowt Guard

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u^Knly whin ordering from the Superintendent of Documents.Address by Maurice H. Stans, Secretary of Commerce, prepared for deliv-

e^XtowInternational Police Academy, Washington, D.C, Feb. 4.197£ 1972. lip. 4° t ’ * v

Address by Maurice H. Stans, Secretary of Commerce, PrePa^^.dÎ‘ X‘5£^2N?S.3partlme 0O”a1’ 1 01.18:812/80

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Overseas bnsinesa reports OBR (series), tinned ^Papw,$16.00 a yr., $5.00 additional for foreign mailing, single (yr. subs.). • Item 231—B „to55. seiimg^^^^^

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4° (International Commerce liureau.) I ' . Virginia Webbort.7!-067. C^nmerce.) tissued

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71-069. Selling in Finland; prepared by Robert W. Francis. Dec. 1971. 13 p. 4° (Bureau of International Commerce.) [Issued with perforations. Super-sedes OBR 67-22.]

i71—071. Basic data on economy of Belgium [with bibliography] ; prepared by Robert H. Walker. Dec. 1971. 19 p. 4° (Bureau of International Com-merce.) [Issued with perforations. Supersedes OBR 67-88.]

Summary of remarks by Peter C. Manus, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Economic Affairs, prepared for delivery at American Management Association’s 43rd annual personnel conference, Chicago, HL, Feb. 9, 1972. 1972. 9 p. 4° f C 1.18: M 31/5

COMMODITY EXCHANGE AUTHORITY, Agriculture Dept. Washington, DC 20250

Commodity exchange act as amended, general regulations, orders of Secretary of Agriculture, orders of Commodity Exchange Commission, rules of practice. [Revised Nov. 1971.] [1972.] cover title, [25] p. 4° [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 40c. (S/N 0115-0002). • Item 40 A 85.6: O 73/970/notice 1

Monthly commodity futures statistics on futures trading in commodities regulated under Commodity exchange act. f A 85.15/2;(date)v. 5, no. 4— Oct. 1971—

CONGRESS

Congressional record, proceedings and debates of 91st Congress, 2d session, v. 116. [Permanent edition.] 1970. • Item 993L.C. card 12-36438 X.91/2:116/pt.(nos.)

Note .—In the permanent bound edition, the paging differs from that of the daily numbers, the text being revised, rearranged, and printed without break.

pt. 34. Index, Jan. 19, 1970—Jan. 2, 1971. 1513 p. [Includes history of bills and resolutions. Issued with printed marginal index tabs on blank cardboard.] ♦ Cloth, $8.00.

pt. 35. Daily digest, [Jan. 19, 1970-Jan. 2, 1971]. 801 p. 4° * Cloth, $4.50.Congressional record, proceedings and debates of 92d Congress, 1st ses-

sion, v. 117. [Permanent edition.] 1971. • Item 993L.C. card 12-36438 X.92/1:117/pt. (nos.)pt. 1. Jan. 21—Feb. 1 1971. 1338 p. 4° * Paper, $6.25.pt. 2. Feb. 2-11, 1971. [1] +1330-2740 p. 4» * Cloth, $6.50.pt. 3. Feb. 17-25, 1971. [1] +2741-4082 p. 4° * Cloth, $6.25.pt. 4. Feb. 26—Mar. 8, 1971. [1] +4083-5460 p. 4° * Cloth, $6.50.pt. 6. Mar. 17-Mar. 25, 1971. [1] +6807-8258 p. 4° * Cloth, $6.75.pt. 7. Mar. 29-Aprl. 1, 1971. [1] +8259-9468 p. 4° ♦ Cloth, $6.00.

Memorial services held in House of Representatives and Senate of United States, together with tributes presented in eulogy of James G. Fulton, late Representative from Pennsylvania, 92d Congress, 1st session; [com-piled under direction of Joint Committee on Printing]. 1972. vii+[l] +114+[1] p. 1 por. f • Item 1005 Y7.1: F 959/2

Memorial services held in House of Representatives and Senate of United States, together with tributes presented in eulogy of John C. Watts, late Representative from Kentucky, 92d Congress, 1st session; [compiled under direction of Joint Committee on Printing.] 1972. v+[l]+48+[l] p. 1 por. f • Item 1005L.C. card 72-601024 Y 7.1: W 349

Congressional serial set

Note . During each session of Congress the House and Senate documents and reports are accumulated into bound volumes comprising the Congressional serial set. No catalog entry is made for the volumes of the Serial set since the documents a contained therein have been previously listed in the Monthly catalog.. 2Ci® following bound volumes were sent to depository libraries during the period of this catalog:

House document.Coogress, 1st session, Unveiling of a Portrait of The Honorable F.

Edward Hebert [Serial 12947-10]. • Item 995-G



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report*no 782, 91st Congress, 1st session, Tax Reform Act of 1969 [Serial 12839-6].

'• Item 1007—ASenate document

no. 51, 92d Congress, 1st session, Soviet Space Programs, 1966-70 [Serial 12938—3]. • Item 995-G

Senate reports.nos 1263-1377, with exceptions, 90th Congress, 2d session. Senate miscellaneous

reports on public bills 111 [Serial 12793—3], * Item 1007—A

Laws

vnTp__The Federal laws are first published separately and in this form areknown “sUp laws’’ Later, these laws are compiled, edited, indexed, and published in the volumes of the Statutes at large.

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Sunerin'tendent of Documents, Washington, DC 20402, at a subscription price o $20.00 per session, $5.00 additional for foreign mailing ; single copies vary in price.

H.R. 11489, act to facilitate amendment of governing instrumentsôf certain charitable trusts and corporation subject to jurisdiction of District of Columbia, in order to conform to requirements of sec. 508 and sec. bt>4 of Internal Revenue code of 1954, as added by lax reform act of Ub . f Ann roved Dec 6. 1071.1 3 p. * Duper, 10c. ,

H R. 6283, act to extend period within which President may transmit to Congress plans for reorganization of executive branch of Government, and for other purposes. [Approved Dec. 10, 1971.] 3 p. Paper, 10c.

H R. 10383, act to enable professional individuals and firms in District of Columbia to obtain benefits of corporate organization, and to make cor-responding changes in District of Columbia income and franchise tax act.

H.IL P8381,e aet^to authorize sale of certain lands on Kalispel Indian Res-ervation, and for other purposes. [Approved Dec. 15, 1971.J 2 p. rapei,

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HR 11220, act to designate Veterans’ Administration hospital in San Antonio, Tex., as Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital, and for other purposes. [Approved Dec. 15, 1971.] 1 p. * Paper, 5c.

H.R. 11955, act, making supplemental appropriations for fiscal year 19 <2, and for other purposes. [Approved Dec. 15, 1971.] 16 p.

H.R. 9097, act to define terms “widow , widower , child .and parent for servicemen’s group life insurance purposes. [Approved Dec. 15, 1971. J

S 2jo2 acf^declare that certain public lands are held in trust by United ’ States for Summit Lake Paiute Tribe, and for other purposes. Approved

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H.R. 3628, act to amend title 5, United States code, to provide equality of treatment for married women Federal employees with respect to preference eligible employment benefits, cost-of-living allowances in foreign aieas, and regulations concerning marital status generally, and for other pur-

mfe 38-Of'uu”® Stites Code to provide that H dividends may be used to purchase additional paid up national sei vice life

college, old for H R^f?five »ÂC«ouatlng Office

positions £l- rates not to exceed rate for Executive Schedule level IV.HR^Sârt^to Curtail mailing1^ certain articles which .present hazard

to nostal employees or mail processing machines by imposing restrictions on Certain1 advertising and promotional matter in malls, and for other

-133. H.i?W a« SCO IM g,

f„°.n„VS“o» ” withrUeUot, at age 70. Approved Dee. 15,

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5103 107. H.R. 11652, act to amend title 38 of United States code to liberalize provi-sions relating to payment of dependency and indemnity compensation [Approved Dec. 15, 1971.] 3 p. * Paper, 10c.

ol04 108. H.R. 11651, act to amend title 38 of United States code to liberalize provi-sions relating to payment of disability and death pension, and for other purposes. [Approved Dec. 15, 1071.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c.

5105 100. S. 2248, act to authorize Secretary of Interior to engage in certain feasibilityK1f W5 ooa o ^vesUgations. [Approved Dec. 15, 1971.] lp. * Paper, 5c.510b 200. b. 1038, act to amend certain provisions of subtitle 2 of title 28, District of

Columbia Code, relating to interest and usury. [Approved Dec. 17, 1071.J 15 p. * Paper, 10c.

5107 201. H.J. Res. 1005, joint resolution making further continuing appropriationsfor fiscal year 1072, and for other purposes. [Approved Dec. 18, 1971.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c.

5108 202. H.R. 11932, act making appropriations for government of District of Colum-bia and other activities chargeable in whole or in part against revenues of said District for fiscal year ending June 30, 1972, and for other purposes. [Approved Dec. 18, 1971.] 7 p. * Paper, 10c.

5109 203. H.R. 10367, act to provide for settlement of certain land claims of Alaskanatives and for other purposes. [Approved Dec. 18, 1971.] 29 p. * Paper 20c. ’

5110 204. H.K. 11731, act making appropriations for Department of Defense for fiscalyear ending June 30, 1972, and for other purposes. [Approved Dec 18 1971.] 20 p. ♦ Paper, 15c.

5111 205. H.R. 6893, act to provide for reporting of weather modification activities toFederal Government. [Approved Dec. 18, 1971.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c.

5112 206. S. 2042, act to provide for apportionment of funds in payment of judgmentin favor of Shoshone Tribe in consolidated dockets numbered 326-D, 326-E, 326—F, 326—G, 326—H, 366 and 367 before Indian Claims Commis-sion, and for other purposes. [Approved Dec. 18, 1971.] 3 p. * Paper, 10c.

5113 207. S. 29, act to establish Capitol Reef National Park in State of Utah. [Ap-proved Dec. 18, 1971.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c.

5114 208. H.R. 3749, act for relief of Richard C. Walker and to create additional judi-cial district in State of Louisiana. [Approved Dec. 18, 1971.] 2 p. * Paper, 5c.

5115 209. S. 1237, act to provide Federal financial assistance for reconstruction orrepair of private medical care facilities which are damaged or destroyed by major disaster. Approved Dec. 18, 1971. 1 p. * Paper, 5c.

5116 210. S. 2891, act to extend and amend Economic stabilization act of 1970 asamended and for other purposes. [Approved Dec. 22, 1971.] 12 p. * Paper, 10c.

5117 211. S. .2429, act to amend District of Columbia unemployment compensation actin order to conform to Federal law, and for other purposes. [Approved Dec. 22, 1971.] 19 p. * Paper, 15c.

5118 212. H.R. 8312, act to continue for 2 additional years duty-free status of cer-tain gifts by members of Armed Forces serving in combat zones. Ap-proved Dec. 22, 1971, Ip. * Paper, 5c.

5119 213. S.J. Res. 176, joint resolution to extend authority of Secretary of Housingand Urban Development with respect to interest rates on insured mort-gages, to extend and modify certain provisions of National flood insurance act of 1968, and for other purposes. [Approved Dec. 22, 1971.] 3 p. * Paper, 10c.

5120 214. H.R. 701, act to amend Migratory bird hunting stamp act to authorize Sec-retary of Interior to establish fee for stamps issued thereunder, and for other purposes. Approved Dec. 22, 1971. Ip. * Paper, 5c.

5121 215. H.R. 8856, act to authorize additional Assistant Secretary of Defense. Ap-proved Dec. 22, 1971. 1 p. * Paper, 5c.

5122 216. S.J. Res. 184, joint resolution extending dates for transmission of EconomicReport and report of Joint Economic Committee. Approved Dec. 22, 1971. 1 p. * Paper, 5c.

5123 217. S.J. Res. 186, joint resolution to provide for beginning of 2d session of 92dCongress. Approved Dec. 22, 1971. Ip. * Paper, 5c.

5124 218. S. 1828, act to amend Public Health Service act so as to strengthen NationalCancer Institute and National Institutes of Health in order more effec-tively to carry out national effort against cancer. [Approved Dec. 23, 1971.] 8 p. ♦ Paper, 10c.

5125 219. H.R. 3304, act to amend Fisherman’s protective act of 1967 to enhance effec-tiveness of international fishery conservation programs. [Approved Dec. 23, 1971.] 2 p. ♦ Paper, 5c.

5126 220. S. 2878, act to amend District of Columbia election act, and for other pur-poses. [Approved Dec. 23, 1971.] 9 p. * Paper, 10c.

5127 221. H.R. 9961, act to provide Federal credit unions with 2 additional years tomeet requirements for insurance, and for other purposes. [Approved Dec. 23, 1971.] 2 p. ♦ Paper, 5c.

5128 222. S. 2887, act authorizing additional appropriations for prosecution of projectsin certain comprehensive river basin plans for flood control, and for other purposes. [Approved Dec. 23, 1971.] 5 p. * Paper, 10c.

5129 223. H.R. 10604, act to amend title 2 of Social security act to permit payment oflump-sum death payment to pay burial and memorial services expenses and related expenses for Insured individual whose body is unavailable for burial. [Approved Dec. 28, 1971.] 8 p. ♦ Paper, 10c.

5130 224. H.R. 6065, act to amend sec. 903(c) (2) of Social security act, and for otherpurposes. [Approved Dec. 29, 1971.] 5 p. • Paper, 10c.

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ATOMIC ENERGY JOINT COMMITTEEWashington, DC 20515

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Atomic energy legislation through 92d Congress, 1st session; Jan. 1972. 1972. vi+394 p. (Joint committee print, 92d Congress, 1st session.) + L.C. card 72-600890 Y 4.At 7/2: L 52/2/971

Selected materials on Calvert Cliffs decision, its origin and aftermath; Feb. 1972. 1972. iv4-[l] 4-676 p. (Joint Committee Print, 92d Cong., 1stsess.) * Paper, $2.75. L.C. card 72-600923 Y 4.At 7/2: C 13

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Acquisition of weapons system, hearings before subcommittee on Priorities iand Economy in Government, 92d Congress, 1st session.pt X. M?y 24 and 25, 1971. 1972. vi+1087-1219 p. 11. * Paper, 60c. • Item

L°C°card 78-607685 ? 1 = W 37/4/pt.4

Current labor market developments, hearings, 92d Congress, 1st session, pt. 2. Oct. 8, 1971—Jan. 7, 1972. 1972. iv + 283-506 p. 11. * Paper, $1.00. • Item

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Inflation process in United States, study prepared by Otto Eckstein andRoger Brinner; Feb. 22,1972.1972. vi4-46p.il. t vdWn7.Tnq/2L.O. card 72-600920 Y 4-Ec 7 •ln 3/2

Phase II of President’s new economic program, hearings, 92d Congress, 1st session, Nov. 18 and 20, 1971.1972. iii4-78 p. * Paper, 35c. •Item 1000L.C. card 72-600729 Y 4-Ec 7 • F

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESWashington, DC 20515

5137 Telephone directory, House of Representatives 92d Congress, Jan 1972 ; [compiled by W. Pat Jennings, clerk, House of Representatives]. [1J<2.] cover title, ix+46 p. 4° [Edge index and how to use on p 4L of cover■ ] ♦Paper, 55c. J , Y 1.2. T 23/972

House documentsNote .—All House documents, entries for which are followed by a t, may

obtained from the House Document Room or from the issuing ofhce.be

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House documents, 92d Congress.Statistical appendix to annual report of Secretary of Treasury^on state

Bxamluatluo oFiiuauefaf statements of Federal F#son lndustnca Inc^dteal vear 1971, letter from Comptroller General of United States transmitting examination! Dec. 14, 1971 1971. v+14 p. 4» t •Item 996

National Science Foundation, 21st annual report for fiscal year 19/1. [1972. JNational beienee ruu 72-1.]) ♦(Available in departmental edition,$1.50 NS i.l:971, ILd sent to depositories in that form. See Entry no.

2to 4td9annual report of work and operations of Gorgas Memorial Laboratory, fiscfl year 1971, [and financial statements, fiscal year 1971], letter from President^ Gorgas Memorial Institute of Tropical /ind Preventive Medicine Inc., transmitting annual report; Jan. 19, 1972. uru. v-poo p. t

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186.

188.

of in in

sec 11 (h) of Securities investor practice act of 1970) , Dec. la/x. viii + 283 p. 11. ♦Paper, $1.25. • Item 996

report; Feb. 1,1972. 1972. vi+41 p. 4° t • Item 996

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249. Message from President of United States transmitting 3rd annual report on state of United States foreign policy ; Feb. 9, 1972. 1972. [9] 4-236 p. 4° ♦(Available in departmental edition, Pr 37.2 :F 76/972, $1.00. See Entry no. 6020.) • Item 996

House reports

Note .—For titles of bills which these reports accompany, see Congressional record index.House reports on public bills, 92d Congress, t House Document Room,

Capitol. • Item 1008-A569. Providing for deferment of construction charges payable by Westlands water

district attributable to lands of Naval Air Station, Lemoore, Calif., in-cluded in said district. Report from Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs to accompany H.R. 1682. Oct. 14, 1971. 8 p.

815. Economic opportunity act amendments of 1972. Report together with minority, supplemental and additional separate views from Committee on Education and Labor to accompany H.R. 12350. Feb. 4, 1972. 96 p.

836. International narcotics trade and its relation to United States. Report of special study mission by Seymour Halpern, New York, Committee on Foreign Affairs, pursuant to H. Res. 109 ; Feb. 17, 1972. 1972. viii 4- [ 11 + 166 p.L.C. card 72-600888

852. Relating to Trust Territory of Pacific Islands. Report from Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs to accompany S. 860. Feb. 24, 1972. 19 p. il.

Agriculture Committee, HouseWashington, DC 20515

[Committee bearings] serial, 92d Congress.M. Agricultural marketing and bargaining, hearings before Subcommittee on

Domestic Marketing and Consumer Relations, 92d Congress, 1st session, on H.R. 348 and similar bills, Sept. 20-Oct. 6, 1971. 1971. vii+620 p. il. t • Item 1010L.C. card 72-600733 Y 4.Ag 8/1: Ag 8/25

Appropriations Committee, HouseWashington, DC 20515

Military construction appropriations for 1972, hearings before subcom-mittee, 92d Congress, 1st session.pt. 4. Defense Office Building, Department of Navy, Marine Corps facilities, NATO

infrastructure, testimony of members of Congress and other interested individuals and organizations. 1971. ii + 6524-vi p. 11. t • Item 1011 L.C. card 76-613906 Y 4.Ap 6/1: M 59/6/972/pt.4

Relocation of 4th district Federal Home Loan Bank from Greensboro to Atlanta, hearings before subcommittee, 92d Congress, 2d session. 1972. ii-t-139+iii p. il. t • Item 1011L.C. card 72-600950 Y 4.Ap 6/1: R 27/2

Armed Services Committee, HouseWashington, DC 20515

Hearings before and special reports on subjects affecting naval and military establishments, 1971. 92d Congress, 1st session [title page, contents, and index]. 1972. viii+26 p. f • Item 1012

Y 4.Ar 5/2 a : 971-72/l-36/t.p.& ind.Papers, 92d Congress. •Item 1012 Y 4. Ar 5/2 a : 971-72/(nos.)

Note .—These papers consist largely of hearings. They are paged continuously for binding at the end of session of Congress under title “Hearings before Committee on Armed Services of the House of Representatives on sundry legislation affecting the naval and military establishments.” Title page, contents, and index are issued for each volume.

40. Subcommittee no. 2 hearing on status report on junior and senior ROTC programs. Jan. 27, 1972. p. 7957-72. t . .

41. Military selective service act with analysis, includes brief description of Selective Service System; Feb. 22, 1972. 1972. vi+7973—8037 p. Paper, 30c.



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Banking and Currency Committee, House Washington, DC 20515

5157 To provide for modification in par value of dollar, hearings, 92d Congress, 2d session on H.R. 13120, Mar. 1-6, 1972. 1972. iv+230 p. t • Item 1013L.C. card 72-601030 Y 4.B 22/1: D 69/2

Crime, Select Committee on, House Washington, DC 20515

5158 American prisons in turmoil, hearings, 92d Congress, 1st session.pt. 1. Nov. 29—Dec. 3, 1971. 1972. v+486 p. * Paper, $1.75. • Item 1009

L.C. card 72-600734 Y 4.C 86/3 : P 93/pt.l

Education and Labor Committee, House Washington, DC 20515

5159 Occupational education act of 1971, hearing before General Subcommittee on Education, 92d Congress, 1st session, on H.R. 7429, H.R. 7988, and sec. of S. 659, Sept. 20,1971.1972. iv+109 p. t • Item 1015L.C. card 72-600739 Y 4.Ed 8/1: Oc 1/971

5160 To amend Older Americans act of 1965, hearings before Select Subcom-mittee on Education, 92d Congress, 1st session on H.R. 12017 and related bills.

pt. 1. Sept. 22-Nov. 22, 1971. 1972. vi 4-802 p. [Hearings held in Chicago, NewYork and Boston.] t • Item 1015 Y 4.Ed 8/1: 011/3/971/pt.l

Foreign Affairs Committee, House Washington, DC 20515

5161 British entry to Common Market, its implications for U.S. foreign economic policy, hearings before Subcommittee on Foreign Economic Policy, 92d Congress, 1st session, July 20 and 22,1971.1972. iii-j-151 p. tL.C. card 72-600973 Y 4.F 76/1: B 77

5162 Development assistance to Latin America, 1961-70, selected tables; Apr. 14, 1971. 1971. v-f-19 p. (Committee print.) f Y 4.F 76/1: L34/7

5163 International implications of new economic policy, hearings before Subcom-mittee on Foreign Economic Policy, 92d Congress, 1st session, Sept. 16 and 21, 1971. 1972. iii+156 p. il. f • Item 1017 Y 4.F 76/1: Ec 7/3

5164 Section-by-section analysis of proposed International development and humanitarian assistance act of 1971, prepared by Executive Branch; Apr. 22, 1971. 1971. v-f-27 p. (Committee print, 92d Congress, 1st session.) tL.O. card 77-616470 Y 4.F 76/1: In 8/50

5165 Survey of activities, Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representa-tives, 92d Congress, 1st session, Jan. 21-Dec. 17, 1971. 1972. vi-J-57 p. (Committee print.) t Y 4.F 76/1: Ac 8/971

5166 United States foreign economic policy toward Japan, hearings before Subcommittee on Foreign Economic Policy, 92d Congress, 1st session, Nov. 2-8,1971.1972. iii+157 p. t • Item 1017L.C. card 72-600856 Y 4.F 76/1: J 27/2

Government Operations Committee, House Washington, DC 20515

5167 Automatic data processing, hearing before subcommittee, 92d Congress, 1st session, May 20, 1971. 1972. iii-(-282 p. il. t • Item 1016L.C. card 72-600771 Y 4.G 74/7: Au 8/4

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5168 Block grant programs of Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, hearings before subcommittee, 92d Congress, 1st session.pt. 2. Oct. 5-7, 1971. 1972. iv+463-925 p. il. ♦ Paper, $1.75. • Item 1016

Y4.G 74/7 :L41/2/pt25169 District of Columbia food inspection and licensing, hearings before sub-

committee, 92d Congress, 2d session.pt. 3. Jan. 24 and 25, 1972. 1972. iii +625-670 p. il. f • Item 1016

L.C. card 70-616392 Y 4.G 74/7 : F 73/5/pt.35170 Executive reorganization, title 5, United States Code, 901-913 (Reorgani-

zation act of 1949, as revised by Public law 92-179, approved Dec. 10, 1971), Legislation and Military Operations Subcommittee; Feb. 1972. 1972. ii-f-6 p. (Committee print, 92d Congress, 2d session.) f

Y 4.G 74/7: Ex 3/8/9715171 Phosphates and phosphate substitutes in detergents, hearings before sub-

committee, 92d Congress, 1st session. • Item 1016L.C. card 72-600865 Y 4.G 74/7: P 56/2/pt. (nos.)pt. 1. Oct. 20-28, 1971. 1972. v-f-450 p. il. +pt 2. Oct. 29, 1971.1972. iv-f-451-844 p. 11. * Paper, $1.50.

5172 Problems of the aging, hearings before subcommittee, 92d Congress, 1st session. | • Item 1016 Y 4.G 74/7: Ag4/pt(nos.)pt 1. Sept. 21-Oct 15, 1971. 1972. iv+453 p. il.

L.C. card 72-600731pt. 2. Oct. 29—Nov. 3, 1971. 1972. iv 4-455-637 p. il.pt. 3. Nursing home safety, Nov. 9-11, 1971.1972. iv4-639-826 p. il.

L.C. card 72-600731pt. 4. Nov. 16-23, 1971. 1972. iv 4-827-1016 p.

5173 Regulation of diethylstilbestrol (DES) (its use as a drug for humans and in animal feeds), hearings before a subcommittee, 92d Congress, 1st session.pt. 1. Nov. 11, 1971. 1972. iv-f-lll p. f • Item 1016 Y4.G 74/7 : D 56/ptl

Interior and. Insular Affairs Committee, HouseWashington, DC 20515

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Y 4.1n 8/14: 92-(nos.)5175 19. Designation of wilderness areas, hearings before Subcommittee on Public

Lands, 92d Congress, 1st session on H.R. 3338 [and other bills].pt. 1. Washington, D.C., July 22-Sept. 30, 1971. 1972. vi+169 p. il.

L.C. card 72-6008295176 27. Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, Oreg., hearings before Subcommittee

on National Parks and Recreation, 92d Congress, 1st session on H.R. 8763, Oct. 18 and 19, 1971. 1972. 1U4-87 p.L.C. card 72-600953

Internal Security Committee, HouseWashington, DC 20515

5177 National Peace Action Coalition (NPAC) and Peoples Coalition for Peace & Justice (PCPJ), hearings, 92d Congress, 1st session.pt. 3. July 13-15, 1971. 1971. v+ 3307-3527 4- xxiii p. 11. * Paper, $1.00. • Item

1026L.C. card 78-613857 Y 4.1n 8/15 : N 21 p/pt.3

Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, HouseWashington, DC 20515

[Committee hearings] serial, 92d Congress. • Item 1019Y4.In 8/4: 92-(nos.)

5178 37b. Study of securities Industry, hearings before Subcommittee on Commerce andFinance, 92d Congress, 1st session, Oct. 18-Nov. 17, 1971, pt 3. 1972. Vi4-1315-1831 p. 11. ♦ Paper, $2.25.L.C. card 73-614905

5179 37c. Study of securities industry, appendix to hearings before Subcommittee onCommerce and Finance, 92d Congress, 1st session, Oct 18-Nov. 17, 1971, pt. 4. 1972. vi 4-1833-2366 p. il. » Paper, $2.25.L.C. card 73-614905

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Commerce and Finance. 92d Congress, 1st session, Oct. 18—Nov. 17, 1971, pt. 5. 1972. vi+2367-2889 p. il. * Paper, $2.25.L.C. card 73-61490552. Regulation of international air fares, hearings before Subcommittee on Trans-portation and Aeronautics, 92d Congress, 1st session, on H.R. 11416 and H.R. 11825, Nov. 17-19, 1971. 1972. iv + 191 p. il. tL.C. card 72-600754 . x .53. Review and refunding of Rail passenger service act, hearings before Sub-committee on Transportation and Aeronautics, 92d Congress, 1st session, on H.R. 709 and identical bills, Apr. 21-Dec. 8, 1971, pt. 1. 1972. x-f-417 p. iL tL.C. card 72-600857 . x .

54. Review and refunding of Rail passenger service act, hearings before Sub-committee on Transportation and Aeronautics, 92d Congress, 1st session, Apr. 21-Dec. 8, 1971, pt. 2. 1972. x +419-764 p. il. map tL.C. card 72-600857 .

55. Automobile property damage and consumer information program, hearings before Subcommittee on Commerce and Finance, 92d Congress, 1st session, on H.R. 11627, H.R. 9353 H.R. 4999, S. 976 and identical bills, Nov. 9-19, 1971, pt. 1. 1972. vi-f-1—492 p. 11. f

56. Automobile property damage and consumer information program, appendix to hearings before Subcommittee on Commerce and Finance, 92d Congress, 1st session, on H.R. 11627 and identical bills, Nov. 9-19, 1971, pt. 2. 1972. vi+493-1135 p. il. t v .

57. Research, treatment, and prevention of sickle cell anemia, hearing betore Subcommittee on Public Health and Environment, 92d Congress, 1st ses-sion, on H.R. 11742 and all identical bills, Nov. 12, 1971. 1972. iv + 102 p. f

58. Review of transitional provisions in drug amendments of 1962, hearings before Subcommittee on Public Health and Environment, 92d Congress, 1st session, on review of administration of transitional amendments con-tained in drug amendments of 1962, with particular reference to imple-mentation of National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council study of drugs, including nroposals relating to combination drugs, Apr. 30- May 5, 1971. 1972. vl + 301 p. t

Inadequacies of protections for investors Penn Central and other ICC- regulated companies, staff study for Special Subcommittee on Investiga-tions. 1971. v-j-58p. (Subcommittee print, 92d Congress.) $L.C. card 70-616317 Y 4.1n 8/4: In 9/4

Judiciary Committee, HouseW ashington, DC 20515

rCommittee hearings] serial, 92d Congress, t • Item 1020Y 4.J 89/1: 92-(nos.)

15 Corrections, hearings before subcommittee no. 3, 92d Congress, 1st session, pt 4 Prisons, prison reform, and prisoners’ rights, Wisconsin, Nov. 23,

1971. 1972. iii +162 p. „ _ „ ,18. For the relief of Clayton Bion Craig, Arthur P. Wuth, Mrs. Lenore D. Hanks,

David E. Sleeper, and DeWitt John, hearings before subcommittee no. 3, 92d Congress, 1st session, on S. 1866, Oct. 27,197(1.1971. 111+36 p.

20. Commission on Bankruptcy Laws of United States, bearing before Subcom-mittee No. 4, 92d Congress, 2d session, on H.J. Res. 1006, Jan. 31, 1972. 1972. iii+36 p.

Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, HouseWashington, DC 20515

[Committee hearings] serial, 92d Congress.17 Fish and wildlife legislation, pt. 3, hearings before Subcommittee on Fisheries

and Wildlife Conservation, 92d Congress, 1st session, on San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge, H.R. Ill, H.R. 9161, H.R. 9401, and H.R. 9402, Nov. 5,1971. 1972. vil + 348 p. il. t • Item 1021L.C. card 72-614255 Y 53 ■ 92-17/pt.d

Post Office and Civil Service Committee, HouseWashington, DC 20515

[Committee hearings] serial, 92d Congress, f • jP&j/io 99 (nos)

16. Mid-decade census hearings before Subcommittee on Census and Statistics, 92d Congress, 1st session on proposals for mid-decade census of popula tion and housing, May 18—June 10,1971. 1972. x+535 p.L.C. card 72-600940


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5194 28. Increase In Blue Cross-Blue Shield health insurance premiums, hearings be-fore Subcommittee on Retirement, Insurance, and Health Benefits, 92d Con-gress, 1st session, Dec. 1, 2, 1971. 1972. iii-{-120 p.L.C. card 72-600859

5195 29. Morgan Annex property, City of New York, hearing before Subcommitteeon Postal Facilities and Mail, 92d Congress, 2d session, Feb. 9, 1972. 1972. iii + 80 p.

5196 30. Postal amendment to H.R. 12202, hearing before Subcommittee on Retire-ment Insurance, and Health Benefits, 92d Congress, 2d session, Feb. 16, 1972. 1972. iii + 57 p.L.C. card 72-601040

Public Works Committee, HouseWashington, DC 20515

[Committee publication] serial, 92d Congress. t •Item 1024Y4.P 96/11: 92-(nos.)

5197 24. Water pollution control legislation, 1971, hearings, 92d Congress, 1st session,ou H.R. 11896, H.R. 11895, Dec. 7-10, 1971. 1972. viu-f-972 p. il.L.C. card 72-600864

5198 27. Watershed field inspections, 1971, hearings before Subcommittee on Conserva-tion and Watershed Development, 92d Congress, 1st session, July 17— Nov. 12, 1971. 1972. xii + 545 p. il. 4° [Hearings held in Ardmore, Okla., Princeton, W. Va., Macon, Ga., Greenville, Miss., Davenport, Iowa, and Wichita, Kans.] L.C. card 72-601005

Small Business, Select Committee on, House Washington, DC 20515

5199 Concentration by competing raw fuel industries in energy market and its impact on small business, hearings before Subcommittee on Special Small Business Problems, 92d Congress, 1st session, pursuant to H. Res. 5 and 19.

v. 2. Tennessee Valley area, Oct. 28 and 29, 1971. 1972. ii!4-132-|-A97 p. [Hear-ings held in Nashville and Oak Ridge, Tenn.] f • Item 1031L.C. card 76-614729 Y 4.Sm 1: En 2/2/V.2

5200 Government minority small business programs, hearings before Subcom-mittee on Minority Small Business Enterprise, 92d Congress, 1st session, pursuant to H. Res. 5 and 19.V. 1. July 27 and 28, 1971. 1972. iv 4-312 p. t • Item 1031

L.C. card 72-600863 Y 4.Sm 1: M 66/v.l5201 Organization and operation of Small Business Administration (1971),

hearings, 92d Congress, 1st session, pursuant to H. Res. 5 and 19, Sept. 21 and 22,1971.1972. iii 4-184 p. t • Item 1031L.C. card 72-600825 Y 4.Sm 1: Sm 1/4/971

Veterans' Affairs Committee, House Washington, DC 20515

5202 Education and training programs administered by V.A., hearings before Subcommittee on Education and Training, 92d Congress, 1st session, on bills related to education and training programs for veterans and for certain of their dependents, Nov. 30-Dec. 9, 1971. 1972. v 4-1331-1919 p. il. t • Item 1027L.O. card 72-600758 Y 4.V 64/3: Ed 8/18/971

Ways and Means Committee, House Washington, DC 20515

5203 Brief summary of principal provisions of H.R. 10947, Revenue act of 1971, report to House by Committee on Ways and Means on Sept. 29, 1971, House report 92-533, as passed by House of Representatives on Oct. 6, 1971. 1971. iii 4-7 p. (Committee print, 92d Congress, 1st session.) t L.C. card 71-614784 Y 4.W 36: R 32/68

5204 National health insurance proposals, hearings, 92d Congress, 1st session. Oct. 19-Nov. 19,1971. • Item 1028L.C. card 72-600741 Y 4. W 36: H 34/5/pt (nos.)ptl. Oct. 19 and 20, 1971. 1972. xxiv4-1-237 p. IL ♦ Paper, $1.00. • Item

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5204 National health insurance proposals, hearings, 92d Congress—Continued pt. 2. Oct. 26 and 27, 1971. 1972. xxiv 4-239-510 p. ih * Paper, $1.25. pt. 3. Oct. 28, 1971. 1972. xxiv4-511—758 p. il. * Paper, $1.00. pt. 4. Oct. 29, 1971. 1972. xxiv 4-759-959 p. il. ♦ Paper, $1.00. pt. 5. Nov. 1, 1971. 1972. xxiv 4-061-1175 p. ii. * Paper, $1.00. pt. 6. Nov. 2, 1971. 1972. xxiv 4-1177-1350 p. * Paper, $1.00.pt. 7. Nov. 3 and 4, 1971. 1972. xxiv4-1351-1603 p. il. ♦ Paper, $1.25.pt 8. Nov. 5-9, 1971. xxiv 4-1605-1947 p. ih 4o * Paper, $1.50. pt 9. Nov. 10, 1971. 1972. xxiv4-1949-2142 p. iL * Paper, 55e. pt 10 Nov. 11 and 12, 1971. 1972. xxiv4-2143-2473 p. il. * Paper, $1.50. pt 11. Nov. 15 and 16, 1971.1972. xxiv4-2475-2718 p. il. * Paper, $1.00. pt 12. Nov. 17 and 18, 1971. 1972. xxiv4-2719-3015 p. il. * Paper, $1.25. pt. 13. Nov. 19, 1971.1972. xxiv4-3017-3293 p. il. * Paper, $1.25.

5205 statistical background information relating to general revenue sharing, prepared for Committee on Ways and Means; June 1971. 1971. v4-73 p. il. 4° (Committee print, 92d Congress, 1st session.) fL.C. card 71-613779 Y 4.W 36:1132/67

REDUCTION OF FEDERAL EXPENDITURES JOINT COMMITTEEWashington, DC 20510

5206 1972 budget scorekeeping report (staff report no. 7), pursuant to sec. 601 of Revenue act of 1941 showing status of 1972 fiscal year Federal budget, cumulative to Aug. 6,1971 with summary presentation. 1971. in 4-22 p. 4° (Joint committee print, 92d Congress, 1st session.) $

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SENATEWashington, DC 20510

5207 Journal of executive proceedings of Senate.Note .—These volumes are distributed by the secretary of the Senate. The dis-

tribution is limited as the number printed is restricted by law to 50 copies.v. 112. 91st Congress, 1st session, Jan. 19, 1970—Jan. 2, 1971, with index. 1971.

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Note .— All Senate documents, entries for which are followed by a t, may be obtained from the Senate Document Room or from the issuing office.Senate documents, 92d Congress.

57. International cooperation in outer space, symposium, prepared for Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences; Dec. 9, 1971. 1971 [published 1972]. viii4-732 p. 11. * Paper, $3.00. (To be sent to depository libraries in Serial set binding.)L.C. card 72-600764

Senate executive documents

Senate executive document, 92d Congress, 2d session. JY 1.92/2: (letters)

5209 A. Convention on taking of evidence abroad in civil or commercial matters, message from President of United States transmitting convention on taking of evidence abroad in civil or commercial matters adopted at 11th session of Hague Conference on Private International Law on Oct 26, 1968, and signed on behalf of United States at The Hague on July 27, 1970; Feb. 1, 1972. 1972. X14-42 p.

5210 B. Convention on ownership of cultural property, message from President of United States transmitting convention on means of prohibiting and prevent-ing Illicit import, export, and transfer of ownership of cultural property ; Feb. 2, 1972. 1972. xili4-8 p.

5211 C. Amendment to statute of International Atomic Energy Agency, message from President of United States transmitting amendment to par. A-D of art. 6 of statute of International Atomic Energy Agency, approved by General Conference of Agency on Sept. 28, 1970 ; Feb. 3, 1972. 1972. vii4-2 p.

5212 D. Tax convention with Norway, message from the President, transmitting con-vention between United States and Kingdom of Norway for avoidance of double taxation and prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes on income and property, signed Oslo Dec. 3, 1971; Feb. 3, 1972. 1972. vi4*27 p.

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5213 E. Partial revision of radio regulations (Geneva, 1959), message from President of United States, transmitting partial revision of Radio regulations (1959) relating to space telecommunications, with final protocol, dated Geneva July 17,1971; Feb. 16, 1972.1972. vi+ [3] +309 p. il.

Senate executive reportsSenate executive report, 92d Congress, 2d session. J Y 1.92/2: rp. (nos.)

5214 18. Seabed arms control treaty. Report with individual views from Committee onForeign Relations to accompany Ex. H., 92d Cong., 1st sess. Feb. 10, 1972.

5215 19. Nomination of Richard G. Kleindienst. Report together with individual viewsfrom Committee on Judiciary to accompany nomination of Richard G. Kleindienst. Feb. 29, 1972. 10 p.L.C. card 72-600972

Senate reportsNote .—For titles of bills which these reports accompany, see Congressional record

index.Senate reports on public bills, 92d Congress, f Senate Document Room,

Capitol. • Item 1008-A5216 634. Interim report of activities of Private welfare and pension plan study, 197'1.

Report of Committee on Labor and Public Welfare, made by its Subcom-mittee on Labor, pursuant to S. Res. 35, sec. 4 (92d Cong., 1st sess.) (to-gether with additional views), Feb. 22, 1972. 1972. iii + 167 p. 4 tab. f

5217 647. Housing and urban development act of 1972. Report of Committee on Bank-ing, Housing and Urban Affairs to accompany S. 3248 together with in-dividual views, Feb. 28, 1972. 1972. v+128 p. +

Aging, Special Committee on, Senate Washington, DC 20510

5218 Barrier-free environment for the elderly and handicapped, hearings, 92d Congress, 1st session. • Item 1009 Y 4. Ag 4: En 8/pt (nos.)pt. 1. Oct. 18,1971. 1972. iii + 1—70 n. * Paper, 30c.

L.C. card 72-600743pt. 2. Oct. 19, 1971. 1972. iii +71-137 p. il. ♦ Paper, 30c.

L.C. card 72-600743pt. 3. Oct. 20, 1971. 1972. iii-f-139-207 p. il. ♦ Paper, 30c.

L.C. card 72-6007435219 Flammable fabrics and other fire hazards to older Americans, hearing,

92d Congress, 1st session, Oct. 12, 1971. 1972. iv-|-85 p. * Paper, 40c. (S/N 5270-1363). • Item 1009L.C. card 72-600860 Y 4.Ag 4 : F 61

5220 Trends in long-term care, hearings before Subcommittee on Long-Term Care, 92d Congress, 1st session.

pt. 16. Washington, D.C., Sept. 29, 1971. 1972. iii +1625-1756 p. 11. 4« * Paper, 55c. • Item 1009 Y 4.Ag 4 : C 18/pt.l6

Agriculture and Forestry Committee, Senate Washington, DC 20510

5221 Farm bargaining, hearings before Subcommittee on Agricultural Research and General Legislation, 92d Congress, 1st session on S. 726 [and other bills], Nov. 15-23,1971.1972. v+579 p. t • Item 1032L.C. card 72-600730 Y 4.Ag 8/2: F 22/46

Armed Services Committee, Senate Washington, DC 20510

5222 Operation of art. 7, NATO status of forces treaty, hearing before subcom-mittee, 92d Congress, 2d session, to review for period. Dec. 1,1969 through Nov. 30, 1970, operation of art. 7 of agreement between parties to North Atlantic Treaty, together with other criminal jurisdictional arrange-ments throughout the world, Feb. 7, 1972. 1972. iii-|-14 p. il. t • Item 1034 Y 4. Ar 5/3: N 81/972

5223 Staff report on drug abuse in the military, report of Subcommittee on Drug Abuse, 92d Congress, 1st session. 1971. v-j-47 p. (Committee print.) t L.C. card 72-600768 Y 4.Ar 5/3: D 84/2

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Uniformed services health professions revitalization act of 1971, hearing before Subcommittee on General Legislation, 92d Congress, 2d session, on H.R. 2, Jan. 19,1972.1972. iii4-65 p. t • Item 1034L.C. card 72-600990 Y 4.Ar 5/3: Un 3/2/971

Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee, Senate Washington, DC 20510

Emergency urban mass transit legislation, hearings before Subcommittee on Housing and Urban Affairs, 92d Congress, Apr. 6, 1971-Feb. 2, 1972.1972. v4-184 p. it t ,• Item 1035L.C. card 72-600770 Y 4.B 22/3: Em 3/2

Fair credit billing, hearings before Subcommittee on Financial Institutions, 92d Congress, 1st session, on S. 652, Oct. 26-29, 1971. 1971. vi4-498 p. il.t • Item 1035L.C. card 72-600722 Y 4.B 22/3: C 86/15

Housing institutions modernization act of 1971, hearings before Subcom-mittee on Housing and Urban Affairs, 92d Congress, 1st session, on S. 1617 [1671], Oct 13-15, 1971. 1971. v4-280 p. il. t • Item 1035 L.C. card 73-616201 Y 4.B 22/3: H 81/60

Nominations of John E. Sheehan, C. Jackson Grayson, jr., and George H. Boldt, hearing, 92d Congress, 2d session, on nominations of John E. Sheehan to be Member of Board of Governors of Federal Reserve Sys-tem,, C. Jackson Grayson, jr., to be Chairman of Price Commission and George H. Boldt to be Chairman of Pay Board, Jan. 27, 1972. 1972. iii4-87 p. t • Item 1035 L.C. card 72-600820 Y 4.B 22/3: Sb 3

Nominations of William B. Camp, Marina von Neumann Whitman, Henry W. Meers, and I. H. Hammerman II, hearing, 92d Congress, 2d session, on nominations of William B. Camp to be Comptroller of Currency, Marina von Neumann Whitman to be member of Council of Economic Advisers, Henry W. Meers to be Director of Securities Investor Protec-tion Corporation, I. H. Hammerman II to be member of Board of Direc-tors of National Corporation for Housing Partnerships, Feb. 17, 1972.1972. iii 4-20 p. t • Item 1035L.C. card 72-601035 Y 4.B 22/3: C 15/972

Par value modification act, 1972, hearings, 92d Congress, 2d session on S. 3160, S. 2709, S. 2879, S. 3162, and S. Con. Res. 43, Feb. 22-24, 1972. 1972.iv4-140p.il. t • Item 1035L.C. card 72-601004 Y 4.B 22/3. P 21/972

Securities industry study, report containing report of Subcommittee on Securities, together with individual views for period ended Feb. 4, 1972, pursuant to S. Res. 109. 1972. vi+88 p. (Committee print, 92d Congress, 2d session.) t • Item 1035 qA9/1-L.C. card 72-600839 Y 4.B 22/3. Se 2/la

State and local taxation of banks pt. 3, appendixes to Report of study under Public law 91-156, prepared by Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System; Dec. 1971. 1972. xiv-f-529 p. (Committee print, 92d Congress, 1st session.) t • Item 1035 Y 4.B 22/3: T 19/5/pt.3

Commerce Committee, Senate Washington, DC 20510

[Committee hearing] serial, 92d Congress, f • item ^.041^

18. Automobile Insurance reform and cost savings, hearing, 92d Congress, 1st session, on S. 945, committee print no. 1.pt 5. det. 13 and 14, 1971.1971. iv-f-2085-2434 p. map

L.C. card 70-614632 .37. Migratory bird hunting stamp act hearing before Subcommittee on Environ-

ment 92d Congress, 1st session, on H.R. 701, Nov. 24,1971. 1972. iii-|-31 p. L.C. card 72-600726

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38 Amend International travel act of 1961, hearings before Subcommittee on Foreign Commerce and Tourism, 92d Congress, 1st session, on 3. 2577, Nov. 17 and 18, 1971. 1972. v+288 p.L.C. card 72-600720

39 Navigable waters safety and environmental quality act, hearings, 92d Con-gress, 1st session, on S. 2074, Sept. 22—24, 1971. 1972. iv4*445 p. 11.

40. Regulation of rates and practices of air carriers and foreign air carriers, hearings before Subcommittee on aviation, 92d Congress, 1st session, on S. 2423, Oct. 19-21, 1971. 1972. iv 4-278 p. il.L.C. card 72-600823

41. Effects of mercury pollution on halibut and Alaska fishery, hearing before Subcommittee on Oceans and Atmosphere, Oct. 8, 1971. 1972. ill4-49 p.L.C. card 72-600954

District of Columbia Committee, Senate Washington, DC 20510

Drug addiction and treatment in District of Columbia, hearing before Sub-committee on Public Health, Education, Welfare, and Safety, 92d Con-gress, 1st session, June 23, 1971. 1972. iii-j-86 p. t • Item 1036 L.C. card 72-600951 Y 4.D 63/2: D 84/2

Solid waste disposal, hearings, 92d Congress, 1st session, Oct. 20 and 21, 1971. 1972. iv+799 p. il. t • Item 1036L.C. card 72-601037 Y 4.D 63/2: So 4

Equal Educational Opportunity, Select Committee on, Senate Washington, DC 20510

Equal education opportunity, 1971, hearings 92d Congress, 1st session.• Item 1009 Y 4.Eq 2 : Eq 2/pt. (nos.)

pt. 20. Unequal school practices, Nov. 8, 1971. 1972. ill4-10155—10417 p. 11. 4° * Paper, $1.00.L.C. card 70-608401

pt. 21. Metropolitan aspects of educational inequality, Nov. 22—30, 1971. 1972. v-4-10419-984 p. 11. ♦ Paper, $2.25.L.C. card 70-608401

Finance Committee, Senate Washington, DC 20510

Excerpt from S. Rept. 91-1431, report of Committee on Finance to accom-pany H.R. 17550, Social security amendments of 1970. [1972.] 15 p. (Com-mittee print, 92d Congress, 1st session.) f Y 4.F 49: So 1/28

Foreign trade, survey of current issues to be studied by Subcommittee on International Trade; May 14, 1971. 1971. iii-f-27 p. il. (Committee print, 92d Congress, 1st session.) t Y4.F49:F76/9

$450 billion debt limit, hearing, 92d Congress, 2d session on H.R. 12910, Feb. 28, 1972. 1972. iv-f-lOl p. f • Item 1038 Y 4.F 49 ; D 35/5/972

Income maintenance experiments, material submitted by Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; Feb. 18, 1972. 1972. ix-f-143 p. (Com-mittee print, 92d Congress, 2d session.) tL.C. card 72-600842 Y 4.F 49: In 2/7

Information on Federal programs to aid the poor; Feb. 15, 1972. 1972. v + [1] 4-36 p. (Committee print, 92d Congress, 2d session.) fL.C. card 72-600831 Y 4.F 49: P 79

Foreign Relations Committee, Senate Washington, DC 20510

Background information on Committee on Foreign Relations, Senate [pre-pared by Morelia Hansen]; July 1971.1971. viii4-97 p. (Committee print, 92d Congress, 1st session.) [Includes bibliography prepared by Legisla-tive Reference Service, Library of Congress.] tL.O. card 73-616358 Y 4.F 76/2: In 3/5/971

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Executive agreements with Portugal and Bahrain, hearings, 92d Congress, 2d session, on S. Res. 214, Feb. 1-3, 1972. 1972. iv-|-157 p. t • Item 1039L.C. card 72-600878 Y 4.F 76/2: P 83

Interparliamentary Union, conference, the Hague, Netherlands, report of United States delegation to fall meeting of Interparliamentary Union, held at the Hague, Netherlands, Oct. 1-9, 1970, pursuant to law (22 U.S.C. 276. as amended) ; Feb. 19, 1971. 1971. v+28 p. (Committee print, 92d Congress, 1st session.) f Y 4.F 76/2 : In 8/31/970-2

Interview with Kosygin, report by Frank Church, member of delegation of United States to 6th Dartmouth Conference Kiev, U.S.S.R.; Oct. 1971. 1971. iii-t-16 p. (Committee print, 92d Congress, 1st session.) tL.C. card 79-614960 Y 4.F 76/2: K 84/3

Laos, Apr. 1971, staff report prepared for use of Subcommittee on U.S. Security Agreements and Commitments Abroad; Aug. 3,1971.1971. v-)-23 n. (Committee print, 92d Congress, 1st session.) f Y4.F76/2:L28

Seabed arms control treaty, hearing, 92d Congress, 2d session, on ExH. 92-1, Jan. 27,1972.1972. iii+44 p. f • Item 1039L.C. card 72-600835 Y 4.F 76/2: Se 1/2

Subcommittees; Mar. 1971. 1971. iii+3 p. (Committee print, 92d Congress, 1st session.) t Y 4.F 76/2: Su 1/971

United States-China relations, hearing, 92d Congress, 1st session, on evo-lution of U.S. policy toward mainland China (Executive hearing held July 21, 1971, made public Dec. 8, 1971), and hearings, 79th Congress, 1st session, on situation in Far East, particularly China, Dec. 5-10, 1945. 1971. iii+208 p. * Paper, 75c. (S/N 5270-1286). O Item 1039L.C. card 72-600773 Y 4.F 76/2: C 44/7

United States economic and military foreign assistance programs, compila-tion of General Accounting Oflice, report findings and recommendations; Mar. 29, 1971. 1971. vii-f-62 p. (Committee print, 92d Congress, 1stsession.) tL.C. card 77-616359 Y 4.F 76/2: Ec 7/3

United States relations with People’s Republic of China, hearings, 92d Con-gress, 1st session, on S.J. Res. 48, S. Res. 18, S. Res. 37, S. Res. 82, and S. Res. 139, June 24-July 20, 1971. 1972. vi+562 p. il. * Paper, $2.50.• Item 1039L.C. card 72-600772 Y4.F 76/2 :C 44/8

War powers legislation, hearings, 92d Congress, 1st session, on S. 731, S.J. Res. 18 and S.J. Res. 59, Mar. 8-Oct. 6, 1971. 1972. ix+873 p.* Paper, $3.50. • Item 1039L.C. card 72-600723 Y 4.F 76/2: W 19/3

Western Europe and new economic policy, report of Mike Mansfield; Oct. 1971.1971. v+22 p. (Committee print, 92d Congress, 1st session.) tL.C. card 72-614961 Y 4-F 76/2: Eu 7/18

Government Operations Committee, Senate Washington, DC 20510

Donable surplus property program, hearings before Ad Hoc Subcommittee on Federal Surplus Property, 92d Congress, 1st session, Nov. 2 and 3,1971.1971. iv+167 p. f • Item 1037 L.C. card 72-600819 Y4.G 74/6: Su 7/7/971

International negotiation, some operational principles of Soviet foreign policy [by Richard Pipes], memorandum prepared at request of Sub-committee on National Security and International Operations (pursuant to S. Res. 31, 92d Cong.). 1972. v-f-19 p. (Committee print, 92d Congress,2d session.) * Paper, 20c. L.C. card 72-600799 Y 4.G 74/6: N 31/8

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To establish Consumer Protection Agency, hearings before Subcommittee on Executive Reorganization and Government Research, 92d Congress, 1st session, on S. 1177 and H.R. 10835, Nov. 4 and 5, 1971. 1972. iv+323p. il. t • Item 1037 L.C. card 72-600760 Y4.G 74/6 :C 76/4

Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, Senate Washington, DC 20510

Brantley project, hearing before Subcommittee on Water and Power Re-sources, 92d Congress, 2d session, on S. 50, Jan. 25, 1972. 1972. iv+84 p. il. t • Item 1040 Y 4-In 8/13: B 73

[Committee hearing] serial, 92d Congress. • Item 1040Y 4.1n 8/13: 92- (nos.)

11. National goals symposium, hearing pursuant to S. Res. 45, 92d Congress, 1st session, on energy policy and national goals.pt. 1. Oct. 20, 1971. 1972. iii + 238 p. il. tpt. 2. [Appendixes]. Oct. 20, 1971. 1971. iv+[1]+361—821 p. 11. t

13. Surface mining, hearings before Subcommittee on Minerals, Materials, ana Fuels, pursuant to S. Res. 45, 92d Congress, 1st session, on S. 77 [and pt^L Nov?16-Dec. 2, 1971. 1972. v + 570 p. it

L.C. card 72-600861pt 2. Nov. 16—Dec. 2, 1971. 1971. lv+571-882 p. 11 t

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the Southwest, heurlugs, pursuant‘°t 7 BAepû^MM.T2SorSTmi. 1»72. gl + 24S p. 11. [Hearings held

in Albuquerque, N. Mex., Las Vegas, Nev., Salt Lake City, Ltah, Durango, Colo., Page, Ariz., and Washington, D.C.] * Paper, $1.00.DC^card 71-614331 Y 4In 8/13 : E1 2/2/pt.7

Hells Canyon-Snake National River, hearings before Subcommittee on Parks and Recreation, 92d Congress 1st session, S. 717 and S. 488.pt. 2. Sept 16-30, 1971. 1972. cover title, iii+[1]+493-539 p. 11. T • ltem

L°C?card 72-600559 Y 4-In 8/13: H 36/8/pt.2Legislation to revise public land laws, hearings, 92d Congress, 1st session,

on S. 921, S. 2401, S. 2450 [and] S. 2542, Sept. 21 and 22, 1971. 1972. v+454p. il. t • Item 1040 .L.C. card 72-600824 Y 4Jn 8/13 • L 23/13

Judiciary Committee, Senate Washington, DC 20510

Amphetamine legislation 1971, hearings before Subcommittee to Investigate Juvenile Delinquency, 92d Congress, 1st session pursuant to S. Res. 32, sec. 12, on S. 674, July 15 and 16, 1971. 1972. x-f-1039 p. d. t■ • Item

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Federal charters for nonprofit corporations, hearings before Subcom-mittee on Federal Charters, Holidays, and Celebrations,>Ccmgress, 1st session, on S. 902 [and other bills], Nov. 12, 1971. 1972. in+168 p. il.f • Item 1042 L.C. card 72-600821 Y4.J89/2:C38

Federal data banks, computers and Bill of Rights, hearings before Sub-committee on Constitutional Rights, 92d Congress, 1st session.Pt.2. êlathig^toêpartmentsôfÂmy^êfense, an ■ \tem 1042

L.C. card 77-619011 Y 4J lb/pLÎnsurance industry, hearing before Subcommittee on Antitrust and Monop-

Marketing practices in gasoline industry, hearings before Subcommittee on Antitrust and Monopoly, 92d Congress, 1st session, pursuant to S. Kes.

Pt-’a. 'foS 7M1227S '“+517-92® Ite”Y14JW2: 8 21/pt.2

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Richard G. Kleindienst, Louis Patrick Gray III, hearings, 92d Congress, 2d session on nomination of Richard G. Kleindienst of Arizona to be Attorney General, nomination of Louis Patrick Gray III of Connecticut to be Deputy Attorney General, Feb. 22 and 23, 1972. 1972. iii+93 p. f • Item 1042 Y 4. J 89/2: K 67

Saturday night special, handguns, S. 2507, hearings before Subcommittee to Investigate Juvenile Delinquency, 92d Congress, 1st session, pursuant to S. Res. 32, sec. 12, Investigation of juvenile delinquency in United States, legislative hearings on S. 2507, Sept. 13-Nov. 1, 1971. 1972. viii 4-432 p. f • Item 1042L.C. card 72-601002 Y 4. J 89/2: H 19

Labor and Public Welfare Committee, Senate Washington, DC 20510

Declaration of U.S. policy of population stabilization by voluntary means, 1971, hearings before Special Subcommittee on Human Resources, 92d Congress, 1st session on S.J. Res. 108, Aug. 5-Nov. 3,1971. 1972. vii4-834 p. il. f • Item 1043L.C. card 72-600721 Y 4.L 11/2: P 81

Drug addiction and abuse among military veterans, 1971, joint hearings. See Veterans Affairs Committee, Senate.

Fair labor standards amendments of 1971, hearings before Subcommittee on Labor, 92d Congress, 1st session, on S. 1861 and related bills, t !• Item 1043 Y 4.L 11/2: F 15/971/pt. (nos.)pt. 4. July 22 and Sept. 16. 1971. 1972. v+1073-1566 p. 11.pt. 5. Including appendix, Sept. 24-30, 1971. 1972. vii+1567—1995 p. il.

[This entry number not used.]National emergency disputes, 1971—72, hearings before Subcommittee on

Labor, 92d Congress, 1st and 2d sessions on S. 560 [and other bills].pt. 1. June 15-Oct. 7, 1971. 1972. v+423 p. t • Item 1043

L.C. card 72-601036 Y 4.L 11/2 : Em 3/3/971-72/pt.lNational Science Foundation conversion programs, 1971, hearings before

Special Subcommittee on National Science Foundation, 92d Congress, 1st session, on S. 32 [and] S. 1261, Oct. 26 and 27, 1971. 1972. v4-441 p. | • Item 1043 Y 4.L 11/2 : N 21 sc/3/971

Nomination, hearing, 92d Congress, 2d session, on Bert A. Gallegos, of Colorado, to be Assistant Director of Office of Economic Opportunity, Feb. 7,1972.1972. ii4-4 p. | • Item 1043L.C. card 72-601034 Y 4.L 11/2 : N 72/5/972-2

Nomination, hearing, 92d Congress, 2d session, on John A. Penello, of Mary-land, to be member of National Labor Relations Board, Feb. 7, 1972. 1972. ii4-6 p. f • Item 1043 Y 4.L 11/2 : N 72/5/972

Nomination, hearing, 92d Congress, 1st session, on Ronald S. Berman, of California, to be Chairman of National Endowment for the Humanities, Nov. 30,1971.1972. ii-|-10 p. t • Item 1043L.C. card 72-600727 Y 4.L 11/2: N 72/5/971-17

Physicians training facilities and health maintenance organizations, hear-ings before Subcommittee on Health, 92d Congress, 1st session, on S. 935, S. 703, S. 837, S. 1182, S. 1301.pt 4. Nov. 17-Dec. 2, 1971. 1972. v+1335-1620 p. il. t •Item 1043

L.C. card 71-614437 Y 4.L 11/2 : P 56/pt.4Randolph-Sheppard act for blind amendments of 1971, hearings before Sub-

committee on Handicapped Workers, 92d Congress, 1st session, on S. 2506, Sept. 22-Dec. 9,1971.1972. v-[-233 p. il. t • Item 1043L.O. card 72-600822 Y 4.L 11/2 : R 15

Summary of legislative activities of Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare in 1st session, 92d Congress; Jan. 1972.1972. x4*74 p. (Commit-tee print, 92d Congress, 2d session.) tL.O. card 72-601032 Y 4.L 11/2: L 52/971


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Nutrition and Human Needs, Select Committee on, Senate Washington, DC 20510

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Hunger and reform of welfare, question pared by staff of Select Committee on and additional views; Feb. 1972. 1972. 92d Congress, 2d session.) fL.C. card 72-600843

of nutritional adequacy, pre-Nutrition and Human Needs iii+74 p. (Committee print,

Y 4.N 95 : H 89Nutrition and human needs, 1971, hearings, 92d Congress, 1st session.

nt. 10 Micronutrient supplements for school lunch program, Dec. 7, 1971. 1972. iii + 2539-2620 p. 11. * Paper, 45c. • Item 1009 qk /oti inL.C. card 70-613918 Y 4.N 95 : N 95/971/pt.lO

Public Works Committee, Senate Washington, DC 20510

[Committee hearing] serial, 92d Congress.H30. Interstate environment compact, hearing before Subcommittee on Air and

and Water Pollution, 92d Congress, 2d session on S. 907, Jan. 24, 1972. 1972. iii+101 p. t • Item 1045L.C. card 72-600886 Y 4-p 96/10.92-H 30

Rules and Administration Committee, Senate Washington, DC 20510

Disclosure of financial interests by persons engaged in operation of Fed-eral Government, hearing before Subcommittee on Privileges and Elec-tions, 92d Congress, 1st session, on S. 343 and S. 344, Nov. 4, 1971. 1972.iii 4-91 p. t • item 1046 L.C. card 72-601041 Y 4.B 86/2: F 49/2

Veterans' Affairs Committee, Senate Washington, DC 20510

Note .—The Veterans Affairs Committee of the Senate was created by Public law, 91-2, approved Jan. 3, 1971.Drug addiction and abuse iimong military veterans, 1971, joint hearings

before Subcommittee on Health and Hospitals of Committee on Veterans Affairs and Subcommittee on Alcoholism and Narcotics of Committee on Labor Public Welfare, 92d Congress, 1st session.pt. 1. June 15 and 23, 1971. 1972. v + 317 p. il. t • «4/97i/nt 1L.C. card 72-600632 Y 4V 64/4 • D 84/J i i/pt.-i

CONSUMER AND MARKETING SERVICE, Agriculture Dept. Washington, DC 20250

C&MS (series).95. Shell eggs and egg products inspection act. Jan. 1972. [6] p.

PMG (series). rqi, . .25. 1972 egg marketing guide for July-Dec. 1972. [Feb. 1972.] 7 + [l] P- T

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COPYRIGHT OFFICE, Library of Congress Washington, DC 20540

Catalog of copyright entries, 3d series, v. 25. * Paper, $50.00 a yr. (in-cluding semiannual issues of pts. 1-13) ; $12.50 additional for foreign Seacard 6-35347 LC 3.6/5: v.25/pt.6/no.lpt. 6. Maps and charts, no. 1, Jan-June 1971. 1971. viii+[l]+97 p. 4° • Item

797Note.—Part 6 also sold separately on subscription * Paper, $o.0O per

yr., $1.25 additional for foreign mailing; single copy $2.50.

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Cases decided in United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals: v. 58, Patent cases adjudged in Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, Oct. 1970-Oct. 1971; Helen G. Nassif, reporter of decisions. 1971. xxii+701- 1509 p. il. * Cloth, $4.75. • Item 733 Ju 7.5: 58/2

CUSTOMS BUREAU, Treasury Dept. Washington, DC 20226

Importing a car, U.S. customs. 11971.] [10] p. narrow 8° (Office of In-formation and Publications.) * Paper, $6.75 per 100; single copy, 10c.(S/N 4802-0027). • Item 950 T 17.2: C 17

Rates of duty for popular tourist items, effective Jan. 1, 1972. [1972.] [6] n narrow 12° (Office of Information and Publications.) t • Item 950 T 17.2 : R18/972

DEFENSE DEPARTMENT Washington, DC 20301

Court-martial reports, holdings and decisions of Courts of Military Review and United States Court of Military Appeals, v. 43, 1970-71. [1972.] liv+1050 p. (Judge Advocates General of Armed Forces and United States Court of Military Appeals.) t Cloth, $7.50, Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, Rochester, NY D 1.29: 43

Defense Supply Agency handbook DSAH (series).4215.41. Industrial plant equipment handbook: ESC 3418, Planers and shapers

(includes shapers, formerly part of ESC 3419). Feb. 1972. cover title, iii+64 p. 4° (SB 708-3418-1; [Navy Dept.] NAVSUP Pub 5540; [Air Force Dept.] AFM 78-37; [Marine Corps] MCO P4870.48A.) [Issued in looseleaf form. Supersedes DSAH 4215.41/SB 708—3418—1/ NAVSUP Pub 5540/AFM 7S-37/MCO P4870.48, Dec. 31, 1968.] * Paper, 70c. • Item 314—A D 7.6/7 : 4215.41/2

Defense utilization manual. Jan. 1972. cover title, [128] p. 4° (Office of Assistant Secretary of Defense (Installations and Logistics).) [Issued with perforations. Supersedes DoD 4140.34-M, Oct. 16, 1968, and Changes 1—3.] t • Item 314-A D 7.6/4 :D 39/3

Federal item identification guide: Alarm and signal systems, Sept. 1970, Change 1. Feb. 4, 1972. cover title, [38] p. 4° (INTERIM FUG T104; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 40c. • Item 314-A

D 7.6/4 : Al 1/ch.l----- Brakes and brake components, Jan. 1, 1971, Change 1. Feb. 1, 1972.

[22] p. 4° (FUG T129; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4 : B 73/ch.l

----- Cabinets and racks, Nov. 22, 1968, Change 3. Dec. 17, 1971. [32] p. 4° (FUG A055; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 30c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4 : C ll/ch.3

----- Cartridge and propellant actuated devices and components, Oct. 16, 1970, Change 1. Feb. 4, 1972. [45] p. 4° (FUG T190; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued in looseleaf form.] * Paper, 45c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4: C 24/2/ch.l

----- Chemical products, June 18, 1971, Change 1. Jan. 18, 1972. [22] p. 4° (FUG T093; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued in looseleaf form.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 314-A D 7-6/4: C 42/5/ch.l

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----- Coats and coat-like garments, Sept. 5, 1969, Change 3. Feb. 14, 1972. [28] p. 4° (FUG A215; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 25c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4: C 63/ch.3

----- Conduit, electrical, July 14, 1967, Change 2. Mar. 14, 1972. [34] p. 4° (FUG A027; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 35c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4: C 75/2/ch.2

----- Conduit fittings, June 16, 1967, Change 3. Dec. 31, 1971. [35] p. 4° (FUG A018; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Cen-ter, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 35c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4: C 75/ch.3

----- Drafting, surveying, and mapping instruments, Mar. 26, 1971, Change 1. Jan. 29, 1972. [24] p. 4° (FUG T144 ; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4: D 78/ch.l

----- Electrical fittings, Sept. 8, 1967, Change 2. Jan. 17, 1972. [40] p. 4° (FUG A020; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Cen-ter, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 40c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4: El 2/2/ch.2

----- Filters, electrical, Jan. 23, 1970, Change 2. Jan. 31, 1972. [21] p. 4° (FUG AOI 7 ; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 20c. •Item 314-A D 7.6/4 : F 48/2/ch.2

----- Furnaces and space heaters, May 26, 1967, Change 4. Jan. 31, 1972. [43] p. 4° (FUG A013; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 45c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4: F 98/ch.4

----- Fuseholders, June 13, 1969, Change 2. Jan. 19, 1972. [32] p. il. 4° (FUG A014 ; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 30c. •Item 314-A D 7.6/4: F 98/2/ch.2

----- Hardware, bands, straps, strapping, and components, Apr. 16, 1971. Change 2. Feb. 21, 1972. [10] p. 4° (FUG T372; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4 : H 22/4/ch.2

----- Hardware, bumpers, bushings, mounts, and pads, Apr. 2, 1971, Change 1. [Jan. 17, 1972.] [30] p. il. 4° (Interim FHG T375; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 30c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4: H 22/ch.l

----- Hardware, protective devices, Apr. 23, 1971, Change 2. Feb. 22, 1972.[30] p. 4° (FHG T371; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services, Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 30c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4 : H 22/3/ch.2

----- Headgear, Mar. 27, 1970, Change 2. Feb. 28, 1972. [40] p. 4° (FUG A217; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 40c. • Item 314-A

D 7.6/4: H 34/2/ch.2----- Hose, pipe, and tubing, Apr. 9, 1971, Change 1. Feb. 7, 1972. [32] p. il.

4° (FHG T383; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued in looseleaf form.] * Paper, 30c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4: H 79/5/ch.l

----- Inner tube, pneumatic tire, June 9, 19G7, Change 2. Dec. 17,1971.15 p. 4° (FUG A009; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4: In 6/ch.2



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Federal item identification guide: Insulation sleeving, electrical, Apr. 18, 1969, Change 2. Mar. 2, 1972. [27] p. 4° (FUG A225; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 25c. • Item 314—A D 7.6/4: In 7/3/ch.2

----- Jacks and plugs, Apr. 25, 1969, Change 3. Feb. 24, 1972. [24] p. 4° (FUG A034; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 20c. • Item

314-A D 7.6/4: J 13/ch.3----- Lampholders, Sept. 19, 1971, Change 1. [Feb. 1, 1972.] [28] p. 4°

(FUG A094; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 25c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4 :L19/2/ch.l

----- Lathes, milling machines and shapers, Mar. 12,1971, Change 1. Feb. 9, 1972. [26] p. 4° (FUG T221; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logis-tics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 25c. • Item 314r-A D 7.6/4: L 34/ch.l

----- Lubricating oils, Apr. 25, 1969, Change 3. Dec. 8, 1971. [13] p. 4° (FUG T003; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 314—A D 7.6/4: L 96/ch.3

----- Metal materials, ores, minerals, and alloys, May 21, 1971, Change 1. Feb. 7, 1972. [18] p. 4° (INTERIM FUG T094; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 314—A D 7.6/4: M 56/2/ch.l

----- Miscellaneous hardware, May 7, 1971, Change 2. Dec. 28, 1971. [34] p.4° (FUG T378; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 35c.• Item 314-A D 7.6/4: H 22/6/ch.2

----- Miscellaneous power transmission equipment, May 14, 1971, Change 1. Jan. 20, 1972. [56] p. ih 4° (FUG T219; Defense Supply Agency, De-fense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perfo-rations.] * Paper, 55c. • Item 314—A D 7.6/4: P 87/ch.l

----- Miscellaneous welding, soldering, and brazing supplies and acces-sories, Apr. 9, 1971, Change 1. Feb. 4, 1972. [38] p. il. 4° (FUG T166; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich,) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 40c. • Item 314-A

D 7.6/4: W 45/ch.l----- Optical instruments, May 14, 1971, Change 1. Jan. 17, 1972. [16] p. 4

(INTERIM FUG T271; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Serv-ices Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4: Op 7/ch.l

----- Rings-locking, pipe joint welding, and miscellaneous hardware, Oct. 16, 1970 Change 1. [Jam 13, 1972.] [24] p. ih 4° (Interim FUG T252; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 20c. • Item 314-A

D 7.6/4: R 47/2/ch.l----- Surgical needles, May 8, 1970, Change 2. Jan. 31, 1972. [10] p. 4

(FIIG A218; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 15c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4: Su 7/2/ch.2

----- Transmission chain, May 14,1971, Change 1. Jan. 21,1972. [32] p. il. 4 (FUG T353; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued with perforations.] ♦ Paper, 30c. *• Item 314-A D 7.6/4: T 68/2/ch.l

----- Vehicular and aircraft furniture and accessories, May 28,1971, Change 1. Mar. 9, 1972. [62] p. 11. 4° (FUG T312; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Midi.) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, 60c. • Item 314-A D 7.6/4: V 53/3/ch.l

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5333 ----- X-ray equipment and supplies: Medical, dental, and veterinary, June25, 1971, Change L Feb. 2, 1972. [52] p. il. 4° (FUG T140; Defense Supply Agency, Defense Logistics Services Center, Battle Creek, Mich.) [Issued in looseleaf form.] * Paper, 45c. • Item 314-A

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Military standard MIL-STD (series). [Issued with perforations.] $ • Item 314-J D 7.10: (nos.)35-1 (MI).35-2 (MI).333.750B.750B.948.956.1347A.

1364 (EC).

1399 (NAVY)

1456 (MU).

Automated engineering document preparation system: Materials. Feb. 1972. v + 17 p. 4° (FSC-EDS.)

Automated engineering document preparation system: Finishes. Feb. 1, 1972. Ui+ 7 p. 4° (FSC-EDS.)

Fuze, projectile, and accessory contours. Jan. 31, 1972. v + 38 p. il.4° (FSC 1390.) [Includes list of referenced documents.]

Test methods for semiconductor devices, notice 3. Nov. 29, [14] p. il.4o (FSC 5961.)

Test methods for semiconductor devices, notice 4. Dec. 20, [11] p. il. 4o (FSC 5961.)

Attachments and accessories for grinding machines. Dec. 20.iv + 23 p. 4“ (FSC 3415.)

Attachments and accessories for milling machines. Jan. 18, 1972. iv+13 p. 4o (FSC 3417.)

Navigation display multicolor microchart/map transparencies. Sept. 1, 1971 [published 1972.] [l]+iii+21 p. il. 4° (FSC- 6605). [Supersedes MIL-STD-1347, July 1, 1969.]

Preferred general purpose electronic test equipment. Dec. 6, 1971. lv+372 p. il. 40 (FSC 6625.) [Supersedes NAVSHIPS 0969- 125-0250, Jan. 1970.]

1971.1971.1971.

sec. 101. Interface standard for shipboard systems : sec. 101, Cooling water for support of electronic equipment, Notice 1 Jan. 14, 1972 [5] p. il. 4° (FSC MISC.)

Contractor configuration management plans. Jan. 25, 1972. [21+6 p. 4° (MISC.)

[MILSTRIP], supp. 2, Military assistance program address directory, Sept. 1, 1971, Change 3. Dec. 1, 1971. [51] p. 4° (DoD 4140.17-M; Defense Supply Agency.) [Issued in looseleaf form.] * Paper, 45c.

• Item 314-A D 7.6/4: M 59/supp.2/rev.-5/ch.3----- Change 4. Jan. 1, 1972. [59] p. 4° (DoD 4140.17-M; Defense Supply

Agency.) [Issued in looseleaf form.] * Paper, 60c. • Item 314-AD 7.6/4: M 59/supp.2/rev.-5/ch.4

Statement of Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird before Senate Armed Services Committee on FY 1973 defense budget and FY 1973-1977 pro-gram. Feb. 15,1972. [1] -|-v 203 p. il. 4° [At head of cover title: National security strategy of realistic deterrence. Text on p. 2-4 of cover.] ♦Paper, $1.75 (S/N 0800-0165). • Item 306 D 1.2: B 85/973-77

U.S. Court of Military Appeals digest (5th annual cumulative supplement), 1971 pocket part. [1972.] [l]+238 p. * Paper, $1.00. • Item 311-B

D 1.19/3: 971/supp.USAFI bulletin 4; Dec. 1971. [1972.] cover title, [87] p. il. 4° (United

States Armed Forces Institute; RM 228.36.) [Issued with perforations.] i D 1.10/3 : 971/no.4

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington, DC 20004

5350 List of legal_ investments for trust funds in District of Columbia, as of Jan. 1, 1972. [1972.] ii-|-81 p. [Semiannual.] j- Office of Register of Wills and Clerk of Probate Court, Washington, DC • Item 430-A

DC 21.9:972ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION, Commerce Dept.

Washington, DC 202305351 Developing methodologies for evaluating impact of EDA programs. Jan.

1972. cover title, [111] p. il. 4° j- • Item 130-D C 46.2: M 56/25352 EDA economic development districts, job-creating program. [Oct. 1971.]

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5353 How to improve your community by attracting new industry. Jan. 1972.44 p. il. * Paper, 35c. • Item 130-C C 46.8: In 2/2/972

ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY OFFICE, Executive Office of the President, Washington, DC 20506

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OEO pamphlet.1405—12. The poor in 1970, chartbook. [1972.] [2]4-70 p. il. (Office of Planning,

Research and Evaluation.) t • Item 857-H-17L.C. card 72-601013 PrEx 10.23 : 140o-12

ECONOMIC RESEARCH SERVICE, Agriculture Dept. Washington, DC 20250

Agricultural economic report.219. Wheat millfeeds in livestock rations, economic analysis [with list of litera-

ture cited: by Robert V. Encohian, Donald D. Kuzmicky, and George O. Kohler]. [Jan. 1972.] iv+38 p. il. 4° * Paper, 40c. • Item 42-CXX.

Agricultural finance outlook; [prepared by Farm Production Economics Division.] Feb. 1972. 27 p. il. 4° (AFO-11.) t • Item 42-D

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474. Economics of sweetener marketing, annotated bibliography of selected refer-ences; [compiled by L. C. Larkin]. [Jan. 1972.] cover title, 1V+^P; 4

499 Family-size farms in U.S. agriculture [with list of references; by RadojeNlkolitch]. [Feb. 1972.] vi+35 p. U. 4°L.C. card 72-600787

5358AERS-foreign (series).

317 Agricultural economy and trade of United Kingdom [with bibliography; by James R. Horst]. [Oct. 1971.] iv+12 p. il. 4° t .L.C. card 72-601016 A 93.21/2.317

FCS-(series).43. Farm cost situation, decade of farmers’ rising expenses Feb. 1972 22 p. il. 4»

([Farm Production Economics Division.]) [Published annually.] T • Item 42—A A

U S foreign agricultural trade statistical report, fiscal year 1971. [Dec. '1971 ] cover title, viii+322 p. 4° [Supplement to Monthly foreign agri-cultural trade of United States. Edge index on p. 4 of cover.] t • Item

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EDUCATION OFFICE, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept. Washington, DC 20202

5362 a year ago this week [address], by S. P. Marland, jr., Commissioner of Education, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, before lunch-eon meeting of National Press Club, Washington, D.C., Dec. 15, 1971. 1971. 10 leaves 4° t HE 5-8: M 34/19

5363 Availability of pupil personnel specialists to public schools, fall 1968; by Ronald J. Pedone. [1971.] vii-j-36 p. 4° (DHEW publication (OE) 72-35: National Center for Educational Statistics.) * Paper, 50c. • Item 460-A-20 HE 5,220: 20193

5364 Awards for modern foreign language and area study, 1972-73, authorized by National defense education act of 1958 (title vi). [1971.] iii4-34 p. (DHEW publication (OE) 72-96; Institute of International Studies.) * Paper, 25c. • Item 460-A-55 HE 5.255 : 55034-73

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April 1972

0365 Career education in environment, handbook [with bibliographies] • by Olympus Research Corporation. [1972.] [406] p. 4° [Produced for Divi-sion of Vocational and Technical Education for use in Regional Com-missioners Conferences in career education in environment, pursuant to contract OE0-0-71-4462(357).] ♦ Paper, $3.00. • Item 461-A (Rev 1965)L.C. card 72-600837 HE 5.6/2 : En 8/2

5366 Educational R & D programs conducted by laboratories and centers. July 1971. iv-|-21 p. (OE-12056; National Center for Educational Research and Development.) t • Item 460-A-12 HE 5.212:12056

5367 Ending the isolation of the handicapped, erratum. [1972.] 1 p. 4° (PHEW publication (OE) 72-54.) f • Item 460-A-35

HE 5.235:35101/erratum5368 Foundations of change [address]; by S. P. Marland, jr., Commissioner of

Education, [before Lyndon B. Johnson Library Symposium on Educa-tion, Austin, Tex., Jan. 24,1972]. [1972.] 17 leaves, 4° f

HE 5.8: M 34/205369 if you have a handicapped child, [you are not alone]. [1971.] 16 p. il. oblong

24° [Prepared under contract OEC-0-9-18001-4565. Illustrations are colored.] f • Item 461 (Rev. 1965) HE 5.2 :H 19/6

5370 Parents can teach pre-reading skills at home. [1971.] 6 p. folded into nar-row 8° size. [Presented by National Reading Center, pursuant to gra nt- ] ♦Paper, $5.00 per 100; single copy, 10c. (S/N 1780-0921). • Item 461 (Rev. 1965) HE 5.2: R 22/5

5371 projects, products, and services of National Center for Educational Sta-tistics. [1972.] v-f-86 p. 4° [Includes lists of publications.] t • Item 461 (Rev. 1965)L.C. card 72-600902 HE 5.2: N 21 c

5372 Research in education, annual index, Jan.-Dec. 1971 ([reports]). [1972.] cover title, [2] 4-1101 p. 4° (Educational Resources Information Center, ERIO; [National Center for Educational Communication].) [Includes accession nos. ED 042 061-ED 054 390.] * Paper, $7.00. • Item 466-A

HE 5.77:971-2/ind.5373 Review and synthesis of research on vocational and technical education

for rural disadvantaged [with bibliography; by] Charles Oaklief. Aug. 1971. vii+45 p. (Information series 44, VT 013 374; ERIC Clearinghouse on Vocational and Technical Education, Center for Vocational and Tech-nical Education, Ohio State University.) * Paper, 40c. (S/N 1780- 0802). • Item 461 (Rev. 1965) HE 5.2: R 88

5374 Scheduling for flexibility, manual for administrators of small schools [with bibliographies]; by James E. Heathman and Alyce J. Nafziger. Oct. 1971. iii-4-59 p. il. 4° [Published by Educational Resources Information Cen-ter (ERIC), Clearinghouse on Rural Education and Small Schools (CRESS), New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, N. Mex.] * Paper, 65c. (S/N 1780-0867). • Item 461-A (Rev. 1965) HE 5.6/2: F 63

5375 U.S. Office of Education support for arts and humanities, 1972; [prepared by Diana Vogelsong]. [1972.] [3] 4-22 p. 4° ([Arts and Humanities Pro-gram.]) ♦ Paper, 35c. (S/N 1780-0835). • Item 461 (Rev. 1965)

HE 5.2: Ar 7/5/9725376 Vocational technical education, annual report, fiscal year 1969. [June 1971.]

v4-[2]4-108 p. il. 4° (OE-80008-69.) * Paper, $1.25 (S/N 1780-0884). • Item 460-A-80 HE 5.280: 80008-69

EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ADMINISTRATION, Labor Dept. Washington, DC 20210

5377 Miniminn wage and maximum hours under Fair labor standards act, eco-nomic effects study. 1972. cover title, vi-f-53 p. 4° [Report submitted to Congress as required by section 4(d) of Fair labor standards act of 1968, as amended.] f • Item 780-AL.O. card 72-600947 L 36.9: 972

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neers’, Publications Depot, 4300 Wheeler Ave., Alexandria, VA 22304.Coastal Engineering Research Center: Miscellaneous paper.

1-71. Longshore sediment transport rates, compilation of ^ffa [with list o£lher^

Road NW., Washington, DC 20016 D 103.42/2.1 I

Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory, search reports. $ lvo.o / • v • )296. O.&dlmensto»alwater tow^hr»»gb2&T C'oFgS C?&i‘ waterSted.PTauana Ur basin, central Alaska2V7. « iT+lrnHirp cited- bvl S. Lawrence Dingman. Sept. 1971.iF+112 pl 4°£ [DA task 1T061102B52A02, DA task 4A062112A89401.]

___ Special reports. $ D 103-33/2: <nos- > 1R1 Surface effect vehicle engineering test procedures; [by] Ronald Liston. Aug.1 ' 1971 iii+23 p. 11 4° [Prepared for Advanced Research Projects Agency,

ms. [nGu”"s AMeand William H. Parrott. Oct 1971. cover title, iu+19 p. 11. 4

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[Grant DA-AMC-27021-65-G15.] t D 103.33.224Elood nlain information: Bad River, Fort Pierre, S. Dak. May 1971. cover

title [2] 4-ii4-25 p. il. 2 pl. map 4° [Prepared for City of Fort Pierre by U.S.’ Army Engineer District Omaha, Corps of Bn^^s, Omaha, Nebr.] t D 103.47.1 HP

___ Rntternut Creek De Witt and Manlius Townships, Onondaga County, Ty S19t T cov ^ title, [3]+il+50 p. il. 10 pl. 4° [Some plates colored. Prepared for Eastern Oswego Basin Regional Water by of Engineers, Army, Buffalo District] t

___ Chehalis Wishkah and Hoquiam Rivers, Aberdeen-Hoquiam-Cosmop- .’June 1971. cover title, [7]+ii+39 p. il. 12 pl. 4° [Prepared

for’Washington State Department of Ecology by Corps of BnSinJ^ Army, Seattle, Wash., District.] t D 103-4‘ •

___ Jackson Miss., Lynch Creek. May 1971. cover title, iii+29+A2+B4 p. n. 12 pl.’4° [Prepared for Jackson City Planning Bo^d, by Corps of Engineers, Mobile, Alabama District.] t

___ Janies Rr er Eagle Rock to Lick Run, Botetourt County Va. June 1971. cover title, [3] +iii+39 p. il. 9 pl. 4° [P^pared for I B«District Commission by Corps of Engineers, Norfolk, Va., District.] J

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___ Lake Earl-Lake Talawa and lower Smith River, Del Norte County, Del. June 1971. cover title, [2]4-ii+27 p. 26 pl. 4 [Issued in loo:se form. Prepared for Del Norte County by Army Engineer Jhstrict, San Francisco.] t

___ Lodsepole Creek, Sidney, Nebr. May 1971. [2] +ii-f-22 p. il. 4 pl. 4 [Prepared for City of Sidney and Nebraska Soil and Ws^r Conservation Commission by Army Engineer District, Omaha, Corps of Enginee , Omaha, Nebr.] t D 103‘4b

----- Mississippi River (Lake Ferguson), Main Canal and Bla^ B^0UJ Greenville, Miss. May 1971. cover title v-f-43 p. il. 21 pl. 4 [Prepared for City of Greenville and Washington County by Army^Engineer District, Vicksburgh, Miss.] t D 103/47 •

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5393 ------ Monument Creek, Colorado Spring, Colo. May 1971. cover title, iv-]-42p. il. 13 pl. 4° [Prepared for Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments by Department of Army, Albuquerque District, Corps of Engineers, Albuquerque, N. Mex.] $ p 103.47: C 71

5394 ----- Mud Lick Creek at Roanoke, Va. Feb. 1971. cover title, a-b+ii+25p. il. 9 pl. 4" [Prapared for 5th Planning District Commission by Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army, Wilmington, N.C. District] J

D 103.47: R 53/45395 ------Peters Creek, Jefferson Borough, Allegheny County, Pa. June 1971.

cover title, [2] -f-ii+29 p. il. 8 pl. 4° [Prepared for Jefferson Borough, South Park Township and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources by Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army, Pitts-burgh District, Pittsburgh, Pa.] $ D 103.47: J 35/4

5396 ------Red Clay Creek, New Castle County, Del. Feb. 1971. cover title,[5] H-ii-f-39 p. il. 13 pl. 4° [Prepared for New Castle County Depart-ment of Planning by Corps of Engineers, Philadelphia District.] J

D 103.47: N 42c/25397 ------ Rivanna River, Albermarle County and Charlottesville, Va. June 1971,

cover title, [3]4-ii-{-44 p. il. 4° 15 pl. (Norfolk District.) JD 103.47: Al 1/2

5398 ------ Vicinity of Roswell, Ga., Big Creek. May 1971. cover title, ii-]-29+A2+B1 p. il. 10 pl. [Prepared by Atlanta Region Metropolitan Planning Commission by Corps of Engineers, Army, Mobile Ala. District.] $

D 103.47 : R 735399 Flooding on James River, Eagle Rock to Lick Run, Botetourt County, Va.,

how to avoid damage. [1972.] [2] p. il. oblong f° folded into narow 8° size. [Prepared for Fifth Planning District Commission from data con-tained in Corps of Engineers report, Flood Plain Information, James River, Eagle Rock to Lick Run, Botetourt County, Va.] $

D 103.47/2 : B 655400 Floods, Cow Creek, Palo Cedro, California. June 1971. [2] p. il. oblong f°

folded into narrow 8° size. [Prepared by Corps of Engineers from data contained in Flood plain information, Cow Creek, Palo Cedro, Calif.] t

D 103.47/2: P 18/25401 Floods in Aberdeen, Hoquiam, and Cosmopolis, Wash., how to avoid

damage. Jan. 1971. [2] p. il. narrow f° folded into narrow 8° size. [Pre-pared for cities of Aberdeen, Hoquiam, Cosmopolis and Grays Harbor County by Corps of Engineers from Flood Plain Information report, Chehalis, Wishkah and Hoquiam Rivers, Aberdeen-Hoquiam-Cosmopolis, Wash-1 i D 103.47/2: Ab 3

5402 Floods in California, Coal Center, West Brownsville, Washington County, Pa., how to avoid damage. June 1970. [2] p. il. narrow f° folded into narrow 8° size. [Prepared for communities along Monongahela River from California to West Brownsville and for Washington County Planning Commission by Corps of Engineers from data contained in report, Flood plain information, Monongahela River, California to West Brownsville, Washington County, Pa.] $ D 103.47/2: W 27/2

5403 Floods in Centerville, East Bethlehem, Washington County, Pa., how to avoid damage. Nov. 1970. [2] p. il. narrow f° folded into narrow 8° size. [Prepared for communities along Monongahela River from Centerville and East Bethlehem and Washington County Planning Commission by Corps of Engineers from data contained in Flood plain Information, Monongahela River, Centerville and East Bethlehem, Washington County, Pa.] J p 103.47/2: w 27/3

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Floods in North Charleroi, Speers, Dunlevy, Allenport, Stockdale, ^SC(J’ Elco Washington County, Pa., how to avoid damage. March 1970. [2] n 11’ narrow f° folded into 8° size. [Prepared for communities along Monongahela River from North Charleroi to Elco and Washington County Planning Commission by Corps of Engineers from data contained ii Flood plain formation report, Monongahela River, NorthCharters to Elco, Washington County, Pa.] t D 103.47/2. w

Floods in Union township, New Eagle, Monongahela. Carrol township, Donora Washington County, Pa., how to avoid damage. Nov. 197°. [2] p. il. narrow f° folded into narrow 8° size. [Prepared for communities along Monongahela River from Union to Donora, W ashington Cou y Planning Commission, and State of Pennsylvania by Corps of Engineers from data compiled in reports, Flood plain information, Monongahela, Washington County, Pennsylvania and Flood plain formation Monongahela River, Carroll and Donora, Washington County, Pa.

Floods Monument Creek, Colorado Springs, Colorado. May 1971. [2] p. il. oblong f° folded into narrow 8° size. [Prepared for likes leak Area Council of Governments by Corps of Engineers from data in repor , Flood Plain Information, Monument Creek, Colorado Springs, °-l $

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Floods on Butternut Creek, Dewitt and Manlius townships, Onondaga P‘XtyMay 1971. [21 P. U. oblong large 8" folded into narrow

large 8° size. [Prepared for Eastern Oswego Basin Regional W ater Re-sources Planning Board by Buffalo District, Corps of Engineers from Flood Plain Information, Butternut Creek, Dewitt and Manlius town-ships, Onondaga County, N.Y.] t D lOa.4,/2 . D 51

Floods on Rivanna River, Albermarle County and Charlottesville, Va., how to avoid damage. 1971. [2] p. il. oblong f° folded in narrow 8 size. [Prepared for city of Charlottesville and Albermarle County from Nor-folk District Corps of Engineers report Flood plain information, Rivanna River, Charlottesville, and Albermarle County, Va.]

NCG [Nuclear Cratering Group] technical report. D 103.54: (nos )

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36- at USJuly 1971. [180] p. 11. 4° 4- Paper, $3.00.

Special flood hazard information : McOlellan-Kerr navigation system head ^f navigation to Muskogee, Okla. May 1971. cover title, 2 leaves 16 pl. 4

[Prepared by Tulsa District, Corps of Engineers, Tulsa^Okla.] .

Special flood hazard information [report] Snoqualmie River (Middle and South Forks), Snoqualmie to North Bend, Wash. May ^71. eover 9 p 8 pl. 4° [Prepared for towns of Snoqualmie and North Bend king County, Wash. by Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army Seattle D^

Waterways Experiment Station. .

Station, Vicksburg, Miss, (price upon application).

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----- Technical report.5414 6-546. Investigation of nonmetallie waterstops: report 8, Effect of specimen size

and low temperature on waterstop test results [with list of literature cited] ; by B. J. Houston. Army-MRC, Vicksburg, Miss., Jan. 1972. [46] P- H. 4° D 103.24/2 : 6-546

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ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Washington, DC 20460

Advanced waste treatment and water reuse symposium, Chicago, Ill., Feb. 23-24, 1971, v. 1. [1971.] [299] p. il. 4° [Issued with perforations. Sponsored by Environmental Protection Agency and State Water Pollu-tion Control Agencies of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin.] $L.C. card 73-611832 EP 1.2: W 28/4/v.l

Conference in matter of pollution of Lake Superior and its tributary basin- Minnesota-Wisconsin-Michigan, proceedings, 3d meeting of 2d session (reconvened), Duluth, Minn., Apr. 22-23, 1971. [1972.] cover title, [1] +504 p. il. 4° f • Item 473-A-l EP 1.16/2: Su 7/971

Conference in matter of pollution of navigable waters of Dade County, Fla., and tributaries, embayments and coastal waters, proceedings, 3d ■session, Miami, Fla., July 2-3,1971. [1971.] cover title, [494] p. il. 4 pl. 4° t • Item 473-A-lL.C. card 72-601046 EP 1.16/2: D 12

Feedlot waste management, why and how; prepared by Missouri River Basin Animal Waste Management Pilot (Steering) Task Group. [Kansas City, Mo., June 1971.] cover title, [3] p.-f-iii leaves+45 p. il. oblong 12° t EP 1.2: F 32

Krypton-85, review of literature and analysis of radiation hazards [with lists of references; by] William P. Kirk. [1972.] viii+60 p. il. 4° (Office of Research and Monitoring; [Twinbrook Research Laboratory].) 4> Paper, $3.00. • Item 431-1-1 EP 1.2: K 94

Solid waste management series SW-(series).12rg. Pollution of subsurface water by sanitary landfills, vol. 1 [with lists of

references] ; by A. A. Fungaroli. 1971, [published 1972]. [200] p. il. 4° [Interim report prepared under research grant EP-000162 to Drexel University.] * Paper, $1.50. • Item 431-1-7 EP 1.17 :12 rg

Summary of noise programs in Federal Government, Dec. 31,1971. [1972.] [o06] p. il. 4° (NTID 300.10; Office of Noise Abatement and Control.) t • Item 431-1-1 EP 1.2; N 69/13

Water pollution control research series. • Item 473-A-l EP 1.16: (nos.) 11010 EGO 01/71. Phosphorous removal by ferrous iron and lime [with list of

references] ; by Rand Development Corporation, Cleveland, Ohio, and County of Lake, Painesville, Ohio. Jan. 1971. viii + 71+[l] p. il. 4° ♦Paper, 75c.

Deep tunnels in hard rock, solution to combined sewer over-flow and flooding problems, proceedings from an engineering institute presented by College of Applied Science and Engi-neering, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and University Extension, University of Wisconsin, Civic Center Campus, Nov. 9—10, 1970, Milwaukee, Wis. [with list of selected references]. [1972.] vi+221 p. il. 4“ ♦ Paper, $1.75.

Ultrathin membranes for treating metal finishing effluents by reverse osmosis [with bibliographies] ; by [Lee T. Rozelle], North Star Research and Development Institute, Minne-apolis, Minn., through State of Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. Nov. 1971. ix-(-92+ [1] p. il. 4° (Industrial Pollu-tion Control Section. [Research and Monitoring. ]) ♦Paper, LC^eard 72-600780

11020 ------ 02/71.

12010 DRH 11/71.

12130 EDX 07/70.

13010 EGA 02/71.

Joint treatment of municipal sewage and pulp mill effluents [with list of references; by K. G. Voelkel, R. W. Deering and L. R. Wilms], Green Bay Metropolitan Sewerage Dis-trict, Green Bay, Wis. July 1970 [published 1972], x + 410 —|-11 ] p. il. 4° [Page numbers 283 and 284 not used, but no text is omitted.] ♦ Paper, $6.00 (S/N 5501-0206).

Studies on effects of watershed practices on streams [with lists of references; by James T. Krygier, George W. Brown and Peter C. Klingeman], School of Forestry, School of Engineering, Oregon State University, Corvallis. Oreg. Feb. 1971 [published 1972]. xvii-f-173-Hl] p. il. 4° ♦Paper, $1.50.L.C. card 72-600946

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14010 DYH 12/71.

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Water pollution control research senes—ContinuedNeutradesulfating treatment process for acid mine drainage

[•with list of references] ; by Catalytic, Inc., Philadelphia^ Pa. Dec. 1971 [published 1972]. xiii+102+[1] p. il. 4 [Contract 14-12-518.] ♦ Paper, $1.00.

Dewatering of mine drainage sludge [with list of references] ; by [Edward A Moss], Coal ®ese^ch1®lr^lV. if 4» University, Morgantown, W. Va. lx+90+LlJ p. n. « ♦ Paper, $1.00.

Electrochemical treatment of acid mine waters [with 01 references!- by [R. Jasinski, L. Gaines], Tyco Laboratories, Inc , Bear Hill, Waltham, Mass Feb. 1972. X1+81+[1] P- 11 4° [Contract 14—12—^59.] * Paper, $1.00.

Eutrophication of surface waters, Lake lahoe, Indian Creek Reservoir [with bibliographies] ; by [P. H. McGauhey, D. B. Porcella, and G. L. Dugan] Lake Tahoe Area Council, South Lake Tahoe, Calif. July 1971. vii+115+[l] p. H- 4

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16010 DNY 07/71.

16010 EHC 12/71.

16010 EHR 03/71.

16020 FQT 12/70.

16020 GFR 07/71.

16050 EMIT 06/71.

16050 EYT 06/71.

16060 DCO 10/70.

16060 GHR 11/71.

16070 ENS 06/71.

16130 DHS 11/70.

16130 DJH 04/71.

16130 FDQ 03/71.

♦ Paper, $1.25.EutrophicsUionT^in coastal waters, nitrogen as controlling

factor [with bibliographies]; by [Richard W. Eppley], Institute of Marine Resources, Scripps Institution of Ocean-ography, University of California at San Diego, La Jolla, r-dlf Dec. 1971. ix + 67+[l] p. 11. 4» ♦ Paper, 70c.

Chemical investigation of recent lake sediments from Wiscon-sin lakes and their interpretation [with list of literature cited] ; by Gilbert C. Bortleson, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Mar. 1971. [293] p. il. 4» ♦ Paper, $2.2o.

Fluid product pipeline leak detection from airborne platforms , ibv Joseph Kennedy], Resources Technology Corporation, Houston, Tex. Dec. 1970 [published 1972]. vm+89+[l] p.

Interaction^>fPnitrFlotriacetic acid with suspended and bottom material [with list of references] ; by John K. Taylor [and others] Division of Analytical Chemistry, Institute for Materials Research, National Bureau of Standards. July 1971. vi+31+[l] P- 4° * Paper, 45c.

Quick biochemical oxygen demand test [with bibliographies] , by Regents of University of California, Davis, Calit. June 1971 [published 1972], vii+48+[l] p. il. 4° Paper, 60c.L.C. 'card 72-600747 T „

Pesticide inputs and levels Minnesota waters, Lake Superior basin ; [by Theron O. Odlaug and Theodore A. Olson], Min-nesota Pollution Control Agency, Minneapolis, Minn. June 1971. viii+108+ [1] p. il. 4° * Paper, $1.00.L.C. card 72—600855

Potential pollution of Ogallala by recharging playa Mkewater, pesticides. [1972.] cover title, vi+36 p. il. 4° Paper, 4UC. L.C. card 72-600868 _ ..

Investigations concerning probable impact of nitrilotriacetic acid on ground water [with list of references] , by William J Dunlap [and others]. Nov. 1971. ix + ul+[l] p. il. 4♦ Paper, 60c.L.C. card 72-600900

Airnhoto analysis of ocean outfall dispersion [with list ot references] ; by Fred J. Burgess [and] Wesley P. James^ Oregon State University. June 1971. xi+287 + Ll] P- u- 4 ♦ Paper, $2.25.L.C. card 72-600853Survey of alternate methods for cooling condenser discharge water total community considerations in utilization of reiected heat [with lists of references; by M. Smith and John S. Maulbetsch], Dynatech R/D Co., division °f Dyna- tech Corporation, Cambridge, Mass. June 1970, revised Nov. 1970. [1970.] v+57+[l] p. il. 4» [Contract 12-14-477.]

Temperature prediction in stratified water, mathematica! model-user’s manual [with bibliography] , by [Patrick J. Rvan Donald R. F. Hari eman ], Ralph M. Parsons Labora-tory for Water Resources and Hydrodynamics, Department of Civil Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technol- o?v Cambridge, Mass. Apr. 1971. x+125+Ll] P- if. * [Supplement to Report 16130 DJH 01/71.] Paper, $1-25.

Heated surface jet discharged into flowing a“bient stream [with list of references] ; by Louis H. Motz [and] B^arry A. Benedict, National Center for Research and Training in Hydrologic and Hydraulic Aspects of Water Pollution Con trol, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. March 1971. cover title, xili + 207+ [1] p. il. 4“ * Paper, $1.75.L.C. card 72-600882


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Development and demonstration of low-level drift instrumen-tation [with list of references; by Frederick M. Shofner and Carl O. Thomas], Environmental System Corporation, Knoxville, Tenn. Oct. 1971. vii-f-56-Hl] p. il. 4° ♦PaperL.C. card 72-600746

Phosphorus removal by activated sludge plant [with list of references] • by [R. D. Leary and others], Sewerage Com-mission of City of Milwaukee, Wls. Aug. 1970. xi+95+m p. 11. 4® [Grant WPD 188-01-67, 188-02-68, 188-03-69.] ♦ Paper, $1.00.L.C. card 72-600781

Feasibility studies wastewater [ wi G. V. Smith], Ill. Nov. 1971. 572.] * Paper, L.C. card 72-600934

of applications of catalytic oxidation in th bibliographies] ; by [J. W. Chen and Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, vili-j-734-[l] p. 11. 4° [Contract 14-12- 75c.

Feasibility study of regenerative fibers for water pollution control [with list of references; by R. W. Fuest and M. J. Smith], Uniroyal, Inc., Wayne, N.J. Oct. 1970. viil + 74-4- [1] p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, 75c.

Oxygen consumption in continuous biological culture [with bibliographies; by Walter J. O’Brien, Carl E. Burkhead], Center for Research, Inc., University of Kansas, Lawrence. j &j ® p-u - 4° ior “,it wpo L.C. card 72-600833

Supplementary aeration of lagoons in rigorous climate areas Lw,‘thJist of references] ; by Robert L. Champlin. Oct 1971. vili-t-73+[1] p. il. 4° * Paper, 75c.

Histochemical and cytophotometric assay of acid stress in freshwater fish [with list of references] ; by Pennsylvania State University, Department of Biology, University Park, Pa. May 1971. x+113+[1] p. il. 4° ([Research and Mon-itoring.]) ♦ Paper, $1.25.L.C. card 72-600834

Biological survey of streams of Coles County, Illinois, 1967-70 [with list of references] ; by [Leonard Durham and L. Ste-phen Whitley], Eastern Illinois University, Division of Life Sciences, Charleston, Ill. June 1971. vi4-147+ [1] p il 4® l|^earch aUd MonitorinS-l) [Project WP 0114.]» Paper, L.C. card 72-600782

Use of bluegills to detect zinc [with bibliographies] ; by John Cairns, jr. and Richard E. Sparks, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Biology Department and yenter lor Environmental Studies, Blacksburg, Va. Dec. !®7L vil+45+[l] p. il. 4° ♦ Paper, 55c.L.C. card 72-601001

ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES, Commerce Dept. Boulder, CO 80302

54o2 Collected reprints, 1970: v. 2, Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratories [with lists of references]. Sept 1971. [650] p. il. 4° ♦ Paoer. $4.50 (S/N 0323-0002). • Item 208-B-10 C 55.612 : 970/V.2

FARMER COOPERATIVE SERVICE, Agriculture Dept.Washington, DC 20250

FCS research report.5453 84. Cooperative Cotia force for development in Brazil; [by Henry W. Bradford].

[Seb. 1972.] cover title, vi+50 p. il. 4® f • Item 65-B A 89.15 : 84FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION, Transportation Dept.

Washington, DC 205535454 Aviation technical assistance. June 1971. [16] p. il. 4° ([International

Aviation Affairs. ]) $ qpjj 4 2 • T 225455 United States standard flight inspection, Change 21. Nov. 4,1971. [14] p. 4°

^an£book P 820015 Army [Dept.] TM 11-2557-25; Navy [Dept.] NAVWEPS 16-1-520; [Air Force Dept.] AFM 55-8.) [Cancellation date after changes made. Issued with perforations.] $

TD 4.8: F 64/963/rep.2/ch.215456 US«o0f alrcraft fuel anti-icing additives. Jan. 18, 1972. 5 p. 4° (AC 20-

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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Washington, DC 20554

Rules and regulations: v. 6, Jan. 1972. [1972.] cover title, 72 p. 4 [Revi sion of July 1969 issue and includes all amendments adopted by Co mission through Nov. 30, 1971. Includes pt. 95, Citizens radio service, pt. 97, Amateur radio service, pt. 99, Disaster communications serwice. Issued in looseleaf form. Supersedes July 1969 edition.] Paper, $-.00 (including basic volume and supplementary for 10/^972period) ; 50c. additional for foreign mailing. • Item 287 CC l.b/6.

FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Washington, DC 20429

Role of financial sector in economic development Puerto Rico [with bib-liography] ; by Rita M. Maldonado. Dec. 1970. xv+15- p. il. tL.C. card 73-616051 Y 31 31/b ‘1 ™

FEDERAL HEALTH PROGRAMS SERVICE Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Rockville, MD 208aZ

Annual statistical summary, fiscal year 1970. [11+xxxx+^n1Jh11;4° ([DREW publication (HSM) 72-2003]; Data Management Branch.) t • Item 494-C HE20.2<09.

, For relief of the sick and disabled, U.S. Public Health Service Hospital at Boston 1799-1969 [with list of references; by] Richard H. Thurm. [K'wu TStp .4- ([DHEW (HSM) 72-2001.1) [History of the tat U.S. Public Health Service hospital. Text on p. 2 of £$4.00 (S/N 1729-0010). • Item 494-C-l HE 20.2102. bi 1

FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION, Transportation Dept.Washington, DC 20591

Guide for highway impact studies, 1971. Jan. 1971. [78] p. 4^D*2 8. Im 7

FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD Washington, DC 20552

Renort of Federal Home Loan Bank Board for year ending Dec. 31, 1970 [covering operations of] Federal Home Loan Bank System, 1 edera Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation [and] Federal -avmgs Loan Systems. [1972.] xiv-f-136 p. il. f • Item 595 FHL 1.1.97

The housing specialist, 1969-72 progress report; by Preston Martin, Chair-man Federal Home Loan Bank Board [address to] National Associa-tion’of Home Builders, 28th annual convention-exposition Houston Tex., Jan. 24, 1972. [1972.] [1] +7+ [1] p. 4° t EHL 1.23 . M 36/14

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5463Q f series)

214'Dec. 1971. [456] p. 11. 4° [Pages are not numbered cOTtinuousiy j* Paper, $3.25. • Item 440 • ‘

National electric rate book, rate schedules for electric service in eom“uni- ties of 2,500 population or more, residential, commercial, and industria services. [Issued with perforations.]Note .—The complete rate book Is made up of separate Pu™c^°^netSernetP of

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5464 Arizona. Feb. 1972. [2]+10 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of Sept. 1970.1 * Paper, 25c. • Item 437-A-2 FP 1.18 : Ar 41/972

5465 Minnesota. Nov. 1971. [2]+33 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of Sept. 1970.1 * Paper,25c. • Item 437-A-21 FP i.ig ; M 66/971

5466 New York. Jan. 1972. [2]+21 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of Jan. 1971.1 ♦ Paper25c. • Item 437-A-30 FP 1.18 : N 42y/972

5467 Texas. Dec. 1971. [2]+48 p. 4° [Supersedes issue of Sept. 1970.] • Item437—A—41 FP 1.18 :1 31/971

FEDERAL REGISTER OFFICE, General Services Administration Washington, DC 20408

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Code of Federal regulations, revised as of Jan. 1, 1972. [1972.] [Contains codification of documents of general applicability and future effect as of Jan. 1,1972, with ancillaries.] * Paper, $195.00 a year, $50.00 additional for foreign mailing; single copies vary in price. • Item 5726.10.13.21.22.23.26.26.26.32.32.32.33.37.41.43.43.46.46.49.49.49.

Economic stabilization, vi + 186 p. * Paper, 75c. GS 4.108 : 6/972-2 Atomic energy ; [title] 11 (Reserved),, vi + 458 p. il. ♦ Paper, $1.75.„ . GS 4.108 : 10,11/972Business credit and assistance. [1972.] vi+335 p. il. * Paper, $1.25.„ . GS 4.108 : 13/972Food and drugs, pt. 300 to end. vi+128 p. * Paper, 60c.r_ . , , , GS 4.108:21/pt.300-end/972[Foreign relations], vi+445 p. ♦Paper, $1.75. GS 4.108 : 22/972Highways, vi + 112 p. * Paper, 55c. GS 4.108 : 23/972Internal revenue, pt 1 (sec. 1.301-1.400). vi + 262 p. * Paper, $1.00.

, GS 4.108: 26/pt.l (sec.1.301—1.400)/972Internal revenue, pt. 1 (sec. 1.641-1.850). vi + 431 p. * Paper, $1.75._ GS 4.108 : 26/pt.l (sec.l.641-1.850)972

,__ ♦ Paper, $1.75.Internal revenue, pts. 500-599. vi+421 p.National defense, pts. 400-589. vi+580 p.National defense, pts. 700-799. vi+826 p.National defense, pts. 1000-1399. vi+177 p.

GS 4.108 : 26/pt.500—599/972 * Paper, $2.50.

GS 4.108 : 32/pt.400-589/972 * Paper, $3.50.

GS 4.108 : 32/pt.700—799/972 * Paper, 75c.

XT . GS 4.108 : 32/pt.1000-1399/972Navigation and navigable waters, pt. 200-end; 34 (Reserved), vi + 458 p. il.

♦ Paper, $1.75. GS 4.108 : 33(pt.200-end) ,34/972Patents, trademarks, and copyrights, vi+166 p. il. * Paper, 70c.„ 4 x „ GS 4.108:37/971Public contracts and property management, chap. 1-2. vii + 668 p. * Paper _ ??J'5. , _ GS 4.108: 41/chap.l-2/972Public lands, Interior, pts. 1-999. vi+399 p. il. * Paper, $1.50.„ , GS 4.108: 43/pt.l—999/972Public lands, Interior, pt. 1000-end. vi + 636 p. il. * Paper, $2.75.

. GS 4.108 : 43/pt.lOOO-end/972Shipping, pts. 150-199. vi + 646 p. il. ♦ Paper, $2.75.. GS 4.108 : 46/pt.150—199/972Shipping, pt. 200-end. vi + 729 p. * Paper, $3.00.

m GS 4.108 : 46/pt.200—end/972Transportation, pt. 1-99. vi+ [2] +135 p. • Paper, 60c.

GS 4.108 : 49/pt.1-99/972Transportation, pt. 1200-99. vi + 737 p. * Paper, $3.00.

GS 4.108 : 49/pt.l200-1299/972Transportation, pts. 1300-end. vi + 270 p. * Paper, $1.25.GS 4.108 : 49/pts.1300—end/972

FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM BOARD OF GOVERNORS Washington, DC 20551

5490 Changes in time and savings deposits, July-Oct. 1071; [prepared by Caroline H. Cagle]. [1972.] p. 17-30 p., 4° [Reprinted from Federal reserve bulletin, Jan. 1972.] f FR 1.3/a : D 441/11/971-3

5491 Federal Reserve Board publications. Dec. 1971. 7 p. 4° f FR 1.45 : 971-2 5492 imports and economic welfare in United States, remarks by Andrew F.

Brimmer, member, Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System before Foreign Policy Association, New York, N.Y., Feb. 16, 1972. 1972. [1] +29 p. 4° f FR 1.23: B 77/79

5493 Political economy of money, evolution and impact of monetarism in Fed-eral Reserve System, paper by Andrew F. Brimmer, member, Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System, presented at 84th annual meeting of American Economic Association. New Orleans, La., Dec. 27, 1971 [with list of references]. 1971. [2] +77+ [17] p. 4° f

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Summary of remarks by Arthur F. Burns, Chairman, Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System, at New York Stock Exchange, New York City, Nov. 11, 1971. 1971. [114-3 leaves, 4° t FR 1.23: B 93/11

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION Washington, DC 20580

Federal Trade Commission decisions, findings, opinions, and orders, v. 71, Jan. 1-June 30, 1967. 1970 [published 1971]. x-}-1768 p. 1L Cloth, $7.75. • Item 534 ‘1

FLIGHT STANDARDS SERVICE, Transportation Dept. Washington, DC 20553

General aviation inspection aids, summary. Aug. 1971. cover title, vH-158 p. il. 4° (AC 20-7H.) [Text on p. 2-4 of cover. Issued with perforations.] * Paper $3.00 a yr. (including basic manual and 11 monthly supple-ments) 75c. additional for foreign mailing. • Item 431-C-6

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FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Washington, DC 20201

Consumer guide for senior citizens. [1971.] 2 p. narrow f° folded into oblong 48° size (Oflice of Consumer Affairs; [FDA 72-1008.].) f

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Selected technical publications, July-Dec. 1970, Food and Drug Adminis-tration [no. 12, articles, with bibliographies]. [1971.] cover title,.ix+663 p. il. 4° t • Item 475-R HE 20.4023 :12

FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE, Agriculture Dept. Washington, DC 20250

FNS-( series).550055015502550355045505550655075508

68.69.70.71.72.73.

x A 98.9: (nos.)hard about feeding kids? [Feb. 1972.] [8] p. il. 4“ * Paper, 20c.

_. Item 74—A—2 . .- - ----- (Food stamp facts series.)_ . .<■> _ (Food stamp factsWhat’s so---------- _ - _. . „(S/N 0124-0167). • Item 74-A—2Household definition. Feb. 1972. [2] p. 4 X------ *Allotments and purchase requirements. I eb. 19 < 2. 3 p. 4Workreouirements. Feb. 1972. [2] p. 4“ (Food stamp facts series.)Eligibility requirements. Feb. 1972. 3 p. 4° (Food stamp facts series.)Pairhoqrin? Fob 1972 121 p 4° (Food stamp facts series.) .

74 Household income deductions Feb. 1972. [2] p 4» (Food stomp facts series.)Mpais^n-Vheels Feb 1972. [2] p. 4» (Food stamp facts series.)?l: Reclptont^nsfbnity9 Feb. 1972. [2] p. 4° (Food stamp facts senes.)

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[Foreign Agricultural Service, miscellaneous], FAS-M ^ser^|^'26t (nos )

238 . Cotton in Greece: [by Horace G. Porter and Robert B. Evans]. Dec. 1971. cover title, ii+34 p. il. 4°

239 Cotton i"colSJ?[9by Horace G. Porter]. Dec. 1971. cover title, ii + 20 p. 4» [Map on p. 2 of cover.]

Release daVo? S^world agricultural production and trade statistical report (Crop and livestock statistics). Jan. 3,1972. 6 p. 4 . 972/ann.

FOREIGN CLAIMS SETTLEMENT COMMISSION Washington, DC 20579

Annual report to Congress for^period Jan. 1-Dec. 31.[5] leaves, t • Item 1063-C Y 3.F 76/8.1/979/errata

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Atlas of southern forest game; by Lowell K. Halls and John J. Stransky. 1971. cover title, 24 p. il. oblong 12° (Southern Forest Experiment Station.) [Text on p. 2 of cover. One illustration is colored.] tL.C. card 70-616495 A 13.40/2; G 14/2

Beartooth high lake country. [Ogden, Utah, 1971.] 1 sheet (with map on verso) il. oblong f® folded into narrow 8° size. [Illustrations are colored.] J A 13.13: B 38

Christmas tree directory, Oregon and Washington, growers, wholesalers, and retailers, 1971. [1971.] cover title, [3] +31+ [2] p. il. 4° (Pacific Northwest Region.) $ A 13.2: C 46/2/971

Fire in northern environment, symposium, proceedings of symposium spon-sored by Alaska Forest Fire Council and Alaska Section, Society of American Foresters at University of Alaska College (Fairbanks), Alaska, Apr. 13-14, 1971 [with bibliographies] ; edited by C. W. Slaughter, Richard J. Barney [and] G. M. Hansen. [1972.] iv+[2]+275 + [1] p. il. 4° (Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Sta-tion, Portland, Oreg.) fL.C. card 76-616372 A 13.66/2: F 51/4

Fireline handbook. Nov. 1971. [161] p. il. narrow 16° (FSH 5109.17.)* Paper, $3.00 (S/N 0101-0076). • Item 86-C A 13.36/2: F 51/6

Forest pest leaflets, f • Item 82-A A 13.52: (nos.)127. Spruce beetle [with list of references ; by] J. M. Schmid and Roy C. Beckwith.

Jan. 1972. 7 p. il.130. Scleroderris canker of northern conifers [with lists of references; by]

Darroll D. Skilling and James T. O’Brien. Feb. 1972. 4 p. il.Forest tree seed orchards, directory of industry, State, and federal forest

tree seed orchards in United States. Nov. 1971. 15 p. 4® [Last page of text appears on p. 3 of cover.] f A13.2:Se3/5

Manistee National Forest. [1971.] 1 sheet (with map on verso), il. oblong f° folded into narrow large 8° size. [Map and some illustrations are colored.] f A 13.13: M 31/3/971

Nicolet National Forest. [1971.] 1 sheet il. oblong f° with map on verso, folded into narrow 8° size. [Map and illustrations are colored.] t

A 13.13 : N 54/971Ouachita National Forest, Arkansas-Oklahoma. [1971.] 1 sheet il. oblong

f°, with map on verso, folded into narrow large 8° size. [Map and illus-trations are colored.] f A 13.13 : Ou 1/3/971

Research note FPL-(series). (Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, Wis.) f A 13.79: FPL-(nos.)FPL-0214. Accelerating oak drying by presurfacing, accelerated schedules, and

kiln automation [with list of literature cited; by E. M. Wengert and R. C. Baltes]. 1971. 10 p. il. 4° [Accompanied by abstract cards.]

FPL-0215. Simulated service testing of wood and wood-base finish flooring; [by Wayne C. Lewis]. 1971. cover title, 20+[1] p. il. 4° [Abstract on p. 2 of cover.]

EPL-0216. Method for recording machine speed at which corrugating medium is fluted; [by J. W. Koning and W. D. Godshall.] 1971. cover title, »+ [1] p. il. 4° [Accompanied by abstract cards.]

Research note NO— (series). (North Central Forest Experiment Station, St. Paul, Minn.) f A 13.79: NC-(nos.)

NC—115. White pine production best at high stocking; [by Byrce E. Schlaegel], xrrt nn [1971.] 2 p. 4° [Issued with perforations.]•NC—116. Rake angle for planing hard maple determined best by depth of chipped

grain; [by Harold A. Stewart]. [1971.] 4 p. il. 4° [Issued with per-forations.]

NC—117. Effect of fertilization on survival and early growth of direct-seeded red pine [with list of literature cited; by David H. Alban], [1971.] 4 p. 4° [Issued with perforations.]



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Research note NC—(series) ContinuedGrowth and survival of interplanted hardwoods in southern Wisconsin

oak clearcuttings; [by Paul S. Johnson]. [1971.] 4 p. il. 4° [IssuesInexpensWe°rtemperature-gradient incubator [with list of literature

cited; by Kenneth J. Kessler, jr. and Richard W. Blank]. [1971.] 2 p. il. 4° [Issued with perforations.] Ti.mii

Lake Michigan snow squalls increase annual precipitation in Udell Hills; [by Dean H. Urie]. [1971.] 4 p. il. 4° [Issued with pertora-NC—120.

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Thinuteg pole-sized aspen has no effect on number of veneer trees or total yield; [by Bryce E. Schlaegel and Stanley B. KingoldJ. [1971.j 2 n 4“ [Issued with perforations.]

Continuing weed control benefits young planted^ black walnut , [by John E. Krajicek and Robert D. Williams]. [1971.] 3 p. 4° [Issued with perforations.]1

note NE (series). (Northeastern Forest Experiment Station,Upper Darby, Pa.)

NE—144. Guide for authors of symposium papers; [by Edwin vH. Larso“F^7^

Research note PNW-(serieo) (Pacific Northwest ^st and Range Ex- periment Station, Portland, Ore.) t A 13.79. UN vv (nosjPNW-165. Growth of young even-a^d western larch stands after thinning in

eastern Orejron • by K. W. Seidel. Sept. 1971. i^ p. 11. **PNW 167 Volume tables and equations for old-growth western redcedar and PNW-167. Volumeêsr AI k [with list oiliterature cited] ; by

Wilbur A. Farr and Vernon J. LaBau. Sept. 1971. 18 p. 11. 4

Research paper FPKserles). (Forest Products

FPL—151 Flexural properties of glued-laminated southern pine beams finger joint FPL-151. êxuraiPecPc gravit * effects [with list of literature cited;, by R. C.Moody and Billy Bohannan]. 1971. cover title, 36 p. il. 4 Lie t an n 2 of cover. Abstract cards inserted.] . t

FPL-166. Increasing softwood dimension from gma!! logs, best opening face, [by Hiram Hallock and David W. Lewis]. 1971. 12 p. 11. 4 lad stract cards inserted.]

Research paper NC-(series). (North Central Forest Experiment SMon St. Paul, Minn.) t A 13.<8. NC-(nos.)

NP Wilderness ecology, virgin plant communities of Boundary Waters Canoe

NC-°4' “SH ftWi S®ea»,PF. ‘Jbh^m'mi'VJrVSue.

— h” sksVasilevsky 1971 cover’ title, 8 p. il- 4° [Abstract cards inserted 1NC-oa. m?“ir»”iti:°<fp. 11. 4. [Ab-

stract cards inserted.]Research paper NE-(series). (Northeastern Forest Experimen^Station,

NE-214. nJgX ^tejnwhUe^lo~c»l U.

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N"216' "SFf t S&jtk Scover title, » p. t-iext on p. * «*_ ntpr-iture eitedl ! by

NB-21T. “JAlbert G SaowA. 1971. corer title. 8+tilp. 11. 4° [Accompanied by abstract cards.]

Research paper PNW-(series). (Pacific Northwest Forest periment Station, Portland, Oreg.) t A 13.78. P(nosjPNW-121. Techniques forînv^ntoryin^manmad^ impacts ^^roa^js^ê^

J. Alan Wagar. 1971. cover title, 12 + [1] P- u. 4

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April 19725550 PNW-122. Orchardgrass responses to fertilization of seven surface soils from

central Blue Mountains of Oregon [with list of literature cited 1 • by Jon M. Geist. 1971. cover title, 13 p. il. 4° [Abstract cards inserted.] f

Resource bulletin NE-(series). (Northeastern Forest Experiment Station Upper Darby, Pa.) f A 13.80: NE- (nos.)

5551 ink -Z3. Pulpwood in Northeast, past present and future [with bibliography] • bv Neal P. Kingsley. Apr. 1971. cover title, [1] +21 p. il. [Abstract cards inserted.]

5552 ink -24. Pulpwood production in Northeast 1970 ; by James T. Bones and David K.Dickson. 1971. [2] + 34 + [ 1 ] p. il. [One map is colored. Abstract cards inserted.]

5553 '1'oiyabe National Forest, .South Sierra Division. [1000.] 1 sheet il. oblong 1, with map on verso, folded, into narrow 8° size. [Some illustrations and map are colored.] J A 13.13: T 57/2/960

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Report to Congress: Audit of Commodity Credit Corporation, fiscal year 1971, Department of Agriculture; by Comptroller General of United States. Jan. 14, 1972. cover title, [4]+40 p. 4° (B-114824.) f Paper, $100- GA 1.13: C 73/971

----- Audit of Federal Crop Insurance Corporation, fiscal year 1971, De-partment of Agriculture; by Comptroller General of United States Jan. 14, 1972. cover title, [4]+25 p. 4° (B-114834.) f Paper, $1.00.

GA 1.13: F 31/9/971----- Benefits could be realized through reuse of designs for public housing

projects, Department of Housing and Urban Development; by Comp-troller General of United States. Dec. 2, 1971. cover title, [11+3+[2] +29 p. 4° (B-114863.) f Paper, $1.00.L.C. card 74-616168 GA 1.13: H 81/54

----- Better inspection and improved methods of administration needed for foreign meat imports, Consumer and Marketing Service, Department of Agriculture; by Comptroller General of United States. Feb. 18, 1972. cover title, [4]+58 p. (B-163450.) f Paper, $1.00. GA 1.13 : M 46/21

Continuing problems in paying State claims for administrative ex-penses of public assistance programs, Social and Rehabilitation Service, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; by Comptroller General of United States. Feb. 7, 1972. cover title, [4]+35 p. 4° (B-16403K3).) t Paper, $3.00.L.C. card 72-601052

5559GA 1.13: C 52

----- Coordinated consideration needed of buy-national procurement pro-gram policies, Office of Management and Budget; by Comptroller Gen-eral of United States. Dec. 9, 1971. cover title, [l]+4+[2]+38 p. 4° (B-162222.) f Paper, $1.00.L.G. card 72-600779

5560GA 1.13: P 94/16

----- Demonstration grant program has limited impact on national solid waste disposal problem, Environmental Protection Agency; by Comp-troller General of United States. Feb. 4, 1972. cover title, [41+40 p 4° (B-166506.) f Paper, $1.00.L.C. card 72-600927

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----- Effects of Federal expenditures on economy of Johnson County, Ky.; by Comptroller General of United States. Feb. 7, 1972. cover title,

[5] +79 p. iL 4° (B-130515.) f Paper, $1.00. GA 1.13: F 31/27Examination of financial statements of Disabled American Veterans,

National Headquarters and Service Foundation for year ended Dec. 31, 1970, and life membership fund for year ended June 30, 1971; by Comp-troller General of United States. Jan. 21, 1972. cover title, [5] +37 p. 4° (B-55712.) f Paper, $1.00. GA 1.13 : D 63/22/970-71



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___ Examination of financial statements of student loan insurance fund, fiscal year 1970, Office of Education, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare; by Comptroller General of United States. Jan. 12, 1972. cover title, [4]+30 p. 4° (B-164031(l).) t Paper, $1.00

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___ Examination of financial statements of Veterans Canteen Service, fiscal year 1971, Veterans’ Administration; by Comptroller General of

United States. Jan. 21, 1972. cover title, 2+[3] leaves, 4 B-114818.)t Paper, $1.00. GA 1.13. V 64/3/371

___ Fees allowed nonsponsored not-for-profit organizations by various Government agencies; by Comptroller General of United States. Nov. 26, 1971. cover title, [11+4+[4]+68 p.4« (B-146810.) t Paper, $L(».L.C. card 74-616125 GA 1.13 . r 32/4

___ Greater conservation benefits could be attained under rural eni iron- mental assistance program, Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Department of Agriculture; by Comptroller General of United States. Feb. 16, 1972. cover title, [51+67 p. il. 4° (B-114833.) f Paper,$1.00.L.C. card 72-601042 GA 1.13: R 88/6

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___ Improvements needed in administration of contracts for evaluations and studies of antipoverty programs, Office of Economic °PP?ytuni<{ > Comptroller General of United States. Dec. 28, 1971. cover title, [4]+31 p. 4° (B-130515.) f Paper, $1.00. pA11o.r 76/33L.O. card 72-600776 GA1-13 • c 7b/33

___ Increase in unsuitability discharges of Marine Corps recruits requires improved planning and administration, Department of Navy; by Comp-troller General of United States. Feb. 15,1972. cover title, [4] +29 p. il. 4(B-164088.) f Paper, $1.00.L.C. card 72-600931 GA 1.13 :M 33/4

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___ Need for long-range planning for avionics development programs, Department of Army ; by Comptroller General of United States. Dec 28, 1971. cover title, [1] +4+[2]+46 p. il. 4« (B-174248.) t/a^r, $1 00L.C. card 72-600753 GA 1.13: Av 5/5

___ Problems being experienced in dependent shelter program in Republic of Vietnam, Department of Defense; by Comptroller General of United States. Feb. 17,1972. cover title, [4]+32 p. il. 4° (B-159451.) t Paper, $1.00. GA 113: V 67/8

___ Two ways Food and Nutrition Service could reduce costs of donating commodities, Department of Agriculture; by Comptroller General of United States. Feb. 4, 1972. cover title, [3]+22 p. 4 (B-133059)t Paper, $1.00.L.C. card 72-600930 GA 1.13 :F 73/10

5573 ----- Ways to increase U.S. exports under trade opportunities program,Department of Commerce, Department of State; by Comptroller General of United States. Jan. 28, 1972. cover title, [51+79 p. 4 (B-135239.)t Paper, $1.00. GA113: Bx 7/3

5574 Report to Joint Committee on Atomic Energy Congress of United States: Management improvements needed in review and evaluation of appli-cations to construct and operate nuclear plants, Atomic Energy Com-mission ; by Comptroller General of United States. Jan. 31, !972. coyer title, [4] +73 p. IL 4° (B-127945.) t Paper, $1.00. GA 1.13: N 88/11

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Activities and services of U.S. Geological Survey, Denver area, Colo. [1972.]44 p. il. [Last page left blank for notes.] $ 119.2: G 29/10/971

Aids in designing laboratory flumes [with list of references] ; by Garnett P.Williams. Jan. 1971. [l]+xii+294 p. il. 4° ([Water Resources Divi-sion.]) [Open-file report] $ 119.15/3 :F 67

• Item 620 119.3: (nos.)Bulletins.1335.

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Sedimentary and igneous rocks of Grays River quadrangle, Wash, [with list of references cited] ; by Edward W. Wolfe and Edwin H. McKee. 1972. v-|-70p.il. [Prepared in cooperation with State of Washington.] * Paper, 40c. (S/N 2401-1193).L.C. card 74-180661

Geologic story of Yellowstone National Park [with list of selected addi-tional reading], by William R. Keefer; illustrated by John R. Stacy. (S/N 2401 ”1209^ iSome illustrations are colored.] ♦ Paper, $1.25 L.C. card 79-169200

Big Sandy Formation near Wikieup, Mohave County, Arlz. [with list of ’ P,y Bichard A. Sheppard and Arthur J. Gude, 3d.

[1972.] iii-|-10 p. 11. [Description of newly named lacustrine forma-tion of Pliocene age in valley of Big Sandy River of western Arizona. Contributions to stratigraphy.] * Paper, 15c.L.C. card 70-179693

California streamflow characteristics (from records through 1968): v. 2, Northern Great Basin and Central Valley; by L. N. Jorgensen [and others]. Menlo Park, Calif., June 7, 1971. x-j-659-1421 p. il. 4° (Water Resources Division.) [Open-file report. Prepared in cooperation with California Department of Water Resources. Illustrations on p. 1 and 2 of cover.] j Water Resources Division, U.S. Geological Survey, 855 Oak Grove Ave., Menlo Park, CA 94025 119.2: C 12/7/V.2

Circulars, f 119.4/2:(nos.)639. Preliminary report on geologic events associated with May 31, 1970. Peru

c‘teaI; br G“rge E' Ertcks“ ““652. Index of surface water records to Sept. 30, 1970: pt 2, South Atlantic slope

and eastern Gulf of Mexico basins. [1972.] [2] 4-88 p. 11. 4° O Item

Derminati°n of channel capacity of Fresno River, downstream from da™s£te’ Madera County, Calif, [with list of references cited],

। ^>er^ Bertoldi and J. C. Blodgett. Menlo Park, Calif., 1971. iv4-38t [7] p. il. 4° (Water Resources Division.) [Open file report. Prepared in cooperation with Reclamation Board, California.] t 119.2: F 88

Extent and frequency of floods on Crosswicks Creek from New Egypt to Bordentown, [with selected bibliography] ; by Herbert J. Freiberger and Thomas G. Ross]. Mar. 1971. vi-{-36 p. il. 1 pL in pocket 4° [Open-file report. Prepared in cooperation with New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Water Resources, Trenton,

+ 119.2 :C 88/2Glaciologieal notes, [acquisitions list of World Data Center A: Gladoloavl

number 45, Jan.-Apr. '7L [1971.] cover title, 18 p. 4° f Geological Survey, 1305 Tacoma Ave. South, Tacoma, WA 98402 119.60 : 45

Professional papers. • Item 624 119.16:(nos.)506-B. Rainfall-runoff simulation model for estimation of flood peaks for small

of references cited]; by D^d R Dawdy rPnrfLJrA ,and Jam.es M- Bergmann. 1972. iv4-28 p. 11. 4° In<K?i™^2f^U‘runoff sjmulatf<m model Is used with rainfall data

ratLd evaP°ration data to predict flood volume and peak“pTpe?40"°°S/NM™422«?‘“aSe *""• S»"th'sls ln 1L.C. card 78-185756

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Professional papers—Continued521-E. Stratigraphy of Cretaceous rocks and Tertiary Ojo Alamo sandstone,

Navajo and Hopi Indian reservations, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah [with list of references cited] ; by R. B. O’Sullivan [and others], 1971. iv-l-65 p. il. 2 pl. in pocket 4° [Prepared in cooperation with Bureau of Indian Affairs and Navajo Tribe. Hydrogeology of Navajo and Hopi Indian Reservations, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah. One plate is colored.] * Paper, $1.5U (S/N 2401-1184).L.C. card 76-180659

655—D. Geology and ground-water system in Gila River phreatophyte project area, Graham County, Ariz. [with list of references cited] ; by William G. Weist, jr. 1971. iii+22 p. il. 3 pl. in pocket, 4° [Study of geology and ground water in Gila River flood plain and adjacent areas. Gila River phreatophyte project] * Paper, $1.75 (S/N 2401-1171), L.C. card 74-180653

663—A. Pre-Quaternary rocks in Sun River Canyon area, northwestern Montana [with list of references cited] ; by Melville R. Mudge. 1972. vi+142 p. il. 3 pl. in pocket 4° [Comprehensive restudy of classic area of stratigraphy and thrust faulting in northern Rocky Mountains. Geology of Sun River Canyon area, northwestern Montana. One plate is colored. ] * Paper, $3.00 (S/N 2401-1135).

726—B. Gravity and magnetic evidence of lithology and structure in Gulf of Maine region [with list of references cited] ; by M. F. Kane [and others]. 1972. iii-{-22 p. il. 2 pl. in pocket, 4° [Prepared in cooperation with National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Study of regional gravity and aeromagnetic maps of Gulf of Maine using anomaly-lithology correlations established in nearby land areas. Geophysical field investigations. Plates are colored.] • Paper, $1.25 (S/N 2401—2078). L.C. card 70-188161

Reports for California by Geological Survey, Water Resources Division; compiled by J. S. Bader and Fred Kunke. 1971. vii-J-104 p. 4° (1017-01.) fL.C. card 74-616480 119.2 : C 12/3/971

Subsidence in Bunker Hill-San Timoteo area, southern California [with list of references] ; by R. E. Miller and John A. Singer. Menlo Park, Calif., Jan. 29, 1971. (Water Resources Division.) [Open-file report. Pre-pared in cooperation with San Bernardino Valley Municipal Water District.] J 119.2: B 88

Water resources data for California, 1970: pt. 1, Surface water records, v. 1, Colorado River Basin, Southern Great Basin, and Pacific Slope Basins excluding Central Valley. [1972.] xv4-494 p. il. 4° ([Water Resources Division.]) [Prepared in cooperation with California Depart-ment of Water Resources and with other agencies.] t District Chief, Water Resources Division, U.S. Geological Survey. 855 Oak Grove Ave., Menlo Park. CA 94025 119.53/2 : C 12/970/pt.l/v.l

Water resources data for Missouri, 1970: pt. 1, Surface water records, pt. 2, Water quality records. [1971.] xi-{-482 p. il. 4° ([Water Resources Division.]) [Prepared in cooperation with Missouri Geological Survey and Water Resources, Missouri Water Pollution Board. Missouri State Highway Commission, and with other State and Federal agencies.] f District Chief, Water Resources Division, U.S. Geological Survey, 103 W. 10th Street, Rolla, MO 65401 119.53/2: M 690/970/pt.l,2

Water-supply papers. • Item 625 119.13: (nos.)1880—C. Summary of floods in United States during 1970 [with list of references

cited] ; by J. O. Rostvedt and others. 1972. vi-j-115 p. il. [Prepared in cooperation with Federal, State and local agencies.] ♦ Paper, 75c. (S/N 2401-1139).L.C. card 65-319

1899—M. Geohydrologic summary of Pearl River basin, Mississippi and Louisiana [with annotated bibliography] ; by Joseph W. Lang. 1972. iv+44-f-[3] p. 11. 2 pl. and 1 tab. in pocket. [Prepared in cooperation with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District. Describes geologic and hydrologic framework and its relationship to availability, quantity, and quality of water in major river basin of Gulf Coast region. Con-tributions to hydrology of United States. Includes title page and contents to water-supply paper 1899.] ♦Paper, $1.00 (S/N 2401- 2027).L.C. card 78-185311

1970—A. Floods of May 1968 in south Arkansas [with list of selected references] ; by R. C. Gilstrap. 1972. vl-|-94 p. il. 1 pl. in pocket. [Prepared in cooperation with Arkansas State Highway Commission. Floods of 1968 in United States.] ♦ Paper, $1.00 (S/N 2401-1214).L.C. card 76-185107


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1982. Chemical quality of water in Walnut River basin, south-central Kansas [with list of selected references] ; by Robert B. Leonard. 1972. viii+113 p. il. 3 maps in pocket. [Prepared in cooperation with Kansas State Department of Health, Environmental Health Services, Topeka, Kans. Two maps are colored.] ’Paper, $3.75 (S/N 2401-1141).L.C. card 70-180715

2014. Quality of surface waters of United States, 1967: pts. 7-8, Lower Mississippi River basin and western Gulf of Mexico basin [with list of reference cited; prepared by personnel of Water Resources Division]. 1972. xv-j-814 p. il. [Prepared in cooperation with States of Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, and with other agencies.] ♦ Paper, $3.50 (S/N 2401-2064).L.C. card GS 43-68

HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE DEPARTMENT Washington, DC 20201

Directory of public elementary and secondary schools in selected districts, enrollment and staff by racial/ethnic group, fall 1970. [1971.] xiii+1610 p. 4° (OCR 72-5; Civil Rights Office, Data Branch.) ’Paper, $10.25 (S/N 1700-0093). • Item 441-B-l HE 1.38: 970

Surplus property utilization program. Jan. 1972. [2J-J-14 p. il. (Office ofSurplus Property Utilization; DHEW publication (OS) 72-9.) [Title on cover is: Obsolescence and opportunity, how Federal surplus property contributes to Nation’s health, education, and civil defense.] f • Item 445 HE 1.2: Ob 7/972

[This entry number not used.]

HEALTH SERVICES AND MENTAL HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Bethesda, MD 20014

HSMHA public advisory committees, roster of members, Jan. 1, 1972, coun-cils, committees, boards, panels, study sections. [1972.] vii+123 p. 4° (DHEW publication (HSM) 72-6; Office of Administrator, OMP, Com-mittee Management Staff.) f • Item 483-T HE 20.2011/2: 972

Publications of Health Services and Mental Administration. Nov. 1971.vi-f-205 p. (DHEW publication (HSM) 72—5; Office of Information.) f • Item 483-T-4 HE 20.2012/2: P 96/971-2

HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Washington, DC 20410

HUD guide, fFIIA G 4015.9.

HPMC-FHA G 7415.1.

HUD handbooks.CD 7217.1.

HM 4310.5.

HM 4310.5.

HH 1.6/7: (letters-nos.) [Mortgagees guide: Administration of insured mort-

gages], Change 4. Jan. 25, 1972. [7] p. 4° [Includes transmittal notice. Issued in looseleaf form.].

Low-rent public housing construction guide. Nov. 1971. [197] p. 4° [Includes transmittal notice. Issued in looseleaf form. Cancels HUD handbook RHA 7415.1. June 1969 and its transmittal notices 2—3, 5-6.] • Item 582-E

HH 1.6/6: (letters-nos.)Urban renewal handbook transmittal. [Feb. 3, 1972.]

[1] +6 p. 4° (Community Development.) [Issued in looseleaf form. Includes transmittal notice 97.] * Paper, $14.00 (including basic manual and supple-mentary material for an indefinite period) ; $4.00 ad-ditional for foreign mailing. • Item 582—E

Property disposition handbook, one to four family prop-erties transmittal. [Dec. 29, 1971.] [2] leaves, 4° (Housing Management.) [Issued with perforations. Includes transmittal notice 24.] f

Property disposition handbook, one to four family prop-erties, transmittal. [Dec. 15, 1971.] [4] p. 4° (Hous-ing Management.) [Issued in looseleaf form. Includes transmittal notice 25.] t

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Property disposition handbook, one to four family prop-erties, transmittal. [Dec. 15, 1971.] [4] p. 4° (Hous-ing Management.) [Includes transmittal notice 26. Issued with perforations.] t

Urban renewal handbook transmittal. [Jan. 14, 1972.] [10] p. 4° (Housing Management.) [Issued in loose-leaf form. Includes transmittal notice 96.] * Paper,$14.00 (including basic manual and supplementary material for an indefinite period) ; $4.00 additional for foreign mailing. • Item 582—E

[Low-rent housing, financial management handbook] transmittal, supp. 3. [Dec. 29, 1971.] [l]+2 p. 4° (Housing Management.) [Issued in looseleaf form. Includes transmittal notice 3. ] f

Low-rent housing financing handbook, supp. 7. [Jan. 14, 1972.] [l]+2p. 4° (Housing Management.) [Issued in looseleaf form. Includes transmittal notice 8.] t

Regular income limits for sec. 235—236 housing. [In-cludes transmittal notice. Issued in looseleaf form. Cancels HUD handbook FHA 4400.30A, Sept. 1, 1970.]

5615 HPMC-FHA 4400.36A.

Alaska.] Feb. 14, 1972. [2] leaves, 4®California.] Feb. 7,1972. [7] leaves, 4°District of Columbia.] [2] leaves, 4®Florida.] Feb. 7,1972. [6] leaves, 4®Guam.] [2] leaves, 4°Illinois.] Jan. 31, 1972. [7] leaves, 4°Iowa.] Feb. 7,1972. [6] leaves, 4"Kansas.] Feb. 7,1972. [8] leaves, 4°Louisiana.] Feb. 7, 1972. [71 leaves, 4°

’Massachusetts.] Feb. 7,1972. [5] leaves, 4“Michigan.] Feb. 7, 1972. [8] leaves, 4°New Hampshire.] Feb. 7, 1972. [2] leaves, 4°North Carolina.] [7] leaves, 4®Pennsylvania.] Feb. 7,1972. [7] leaves, 4°Puerto Rico.] [2] leaves, 4®Rhode Island.] Feb. 7, 1972. [2] leaves, 4®

I Vermont.] Feb. 15, 1972. [2] leaves, 4®Income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below-market interest

rate housing and exception limits for sec. 235-236 housing. Jan. 20, 1972. [Includes transmittal notice. Issued in looseleaf form. Cancels HUD handbook FHA4400.36, Mar. 1970.][Alabama.] [2] leaves, 4®[Alaska.] [2] leaves, 4°[California.] [3] leaves, 4®[Connecticut.] [2] leaves, 4®[Cover and foreword.] [6] p., 4®[Delaware.] [2] leaves, 4°[District of Columbia.] [2] leaves, 4®[Florida.] [2] leaves, 4°[Georgia.] [2] leaves, 4®[Guam.] [2] leaves, 4® t[Hawaii.] [2] leaves, 4® t[Idaho.] [2] leaves, 4® t[Maryland.] [2] leaves, 4®[Montana.] [2] leaves, 4®[Nevada.] [2] leaves, 4® t[New Hampshire.] [2] leaves, 4°[New Jersey.] [2] leaves, 4®[New Mexico.] [2] leaves, 4®[New York.] [3] leaves, 4®[North Carolina.] [2] leaves, 4®[North Dakota,] [2] leaves, 4° „„„„[Ohio.] [3] leaves, 4° [Incorrectly numbered HPMC-

FHA 400.36A on publication.][Oklahoma.] [3] leaves, 4®[Puerto Rico.] [2] leaves, 4°[Rhode Island.] [2] leaves, 4®[South Carolina.] [2] leaves, 4®[Tennessee.] [2] leaves, 4°[Texas.] [5] leaves, 4°[Utah.] [2] leaves, 4®[Vermont.] [2] leaves, 4®[Virgin Island.] [2] leaves, 4“[Virginia.] [2] leaves, 4®[Washington.] [2] leaves, 4®[West Virginia.] [2] leaves, 4°[Wisconsin.] [2] leaves, 4®[Wyoming.] [2] leaves, 4®

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IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE, Justice Dept. Washington, DC 20536

5616 [Federal textbook on citizenship: Becoming a citizen series], bk. 1, Our American way of life. Revised Sept. 1971. [1972.] vi+105 p. il. 4° <(M-161Y.) * Paper, $1.25. • Item 724 J 21.9: O 49/4/bk.l/971-2

5617 ----- bk. 2, Our United States. Revised 1971. [1971.] v+136 p. il. 4°(M-162.) * Paper, $1.50. • Item 724 J 21.9: C 49/4/bk.2/971

5618 Federal textbook on citizenship: English and State government, home study course [sec. 3 for the student]. Revised 1971. [1972.] v+121 p. it 4° (M-45.) * Paper, $1.25. • Item 724 J 21.9: En 3/sec.3/971

5619 -------English, home and community life, home study course [sec. 1, for stu-dent]. Revised 1971. vi+108 p. il. 1 map 4° (M-^Ll.) * Paper, $1.50 (S/N 2702-0105). • Item 724 J 21.9: En 3/sec.l/971

5620 Gateway to citizenship.. [1943, revised 1971.] [197L] vi+[l]+158 p. (M-74.) ♦ Paper, $1.00 (S/N 2702-0099). • Item 725-A

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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT Washington, DC 20240

Noth .—Requests to the Interior Department for publications should give the full title and the date of the publication. Do not include Monthly Catalog entry num-bers or Superintendent of Documents classification numbers, which should be used only when ordering from the Superintendent of Documents.

5621 Administration of Federal metal and nonmetallic mine safety act, 1970 annual report of Secretary of Interior. [1972.] 60 p. il. 4° * Paper, 60c.(S/N 2400-0698). • Item 603-F 11.96/2 : 970

[Saline water] research and development progress report. (Office of SalineWater.) • Item 6O4-A-1 11.88: (nos.)

5622 725. Ultrathin membranes for reverse osmosis water desalination [with list ofreferences] ; by L. T. Rozelle, J. E. Cadotte, and B. B. Nelson, North Star Research and Development Institute, Minneapolis, Minn. Dec. 1971. v-4-27 p. IL 4» [Contract 14-01-0001-1696.] * Paper, 40c. (S/N 2400-0681).

5623 741. Optimization of stainless steels for use as condenser tubes [with list of ref-erences] ; by N. Pessall, J. Nurminen, Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Pittsburgh, Pa. Feb. 1972. lx-f-89 p. 11. 4« [Contract 14-30-2708.] • Paper, $1.00 (S/N 2400-0704).

5624 747. Properties of seawater and its concentrates and related solutions at tem-peratures up to 400°F. [with list of literature cited] ; by L. A. Bromley, University of California, Berkeley, Calif. Feb. 1972. xi+96 p. 11. 4° [OSW Grant 14-30-2525.] » Paper, $1.00 (S/N 2400-0706).

5625 748. Design study of large multiple phase ejector driven desalination plants [withlist of references] ; by G. Harper & J. Leigh, Kaye Instrument Inc., Cam-bridge, Mass. Oct 1971 [published 1972]. vil+64 p. il. 4° [Contract 14-01-0001-2256.] ♦ Paper, $1.75 (S/N 2400-0707).

5626 756. Microflotation of silica [with list of references] ; by F. J. Mangravite, E. A-Cassell, E. Matijevic, Clarkson College of Technology, Potsdam, N.Y. Mar.1972. 111+26 p. il 4o [Grant 14-01-0001-1672.] ♦ Paper, 35c. (S/N 2400-0719).

5627 757. Humic acid removal by microflotation and gravity settling [with bibliogra-phy] ; by T. D. BuzzelL E. A. Cassell, Clarkson College of Technology, Potsdam, N.Y. Mar. 1972. lil-j-59 p. 11. 4° [Grant 14-01-0001-1672.j * Paper, 60c. (S/N 2400-0720).

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, Treasury Dept.Washington, DC 20224

5628 Depreciation, amortization, and depletion. [1972.] [2] +22 p. il. 4° (Pub-lication 534 (2-72).) [Includes class life asset depreciation range sys-tem.] * Paper, $15.00 per 100; single copy, 20c. • Item 964-B

T 22.44/2: 534/45629 information on filing your tax return. [1971.] 14 p. il. 4° (Publication 528

(10-71).) ♦ Paper, $11.25 per 100; single copy, 15c. • Item 964-BT 22.44/2: 528/4


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.Retirement. planning. [197L] cover title, [1]+19 p. H (Document 5997 (Rev 10-71).) [Includes list of books on retirement planning.] T • Item 956 T22.2:R31

Statistics of income 1970: Individual income tax returns. [1972.] [2] +ii +41 p. 11. 4° (Publication 198 (2-72).) [Preliminary.] * Paper, 25c.• Item 964 22.25/3. In 2/970

Tax information on investment credit. [1972.] 11 p. il. 4° (Publication 572 (2-72).) * Paper, $11.25 per 100; single copy, 15c. • Item.964-B

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Foreign economic trends and their implications for United States, El (series). * Paper, $15.00 a yr., $6.00 additional for foreign mailing. • Item 231-1 G 43,30 • ^aos’ )

71-141, Japan, Dec, 13, 1071, 13 p. 4° (American Embassy, lobyv,) 1 Semiannual. J

71-142 Iran Dee. 8, 1971. 8 p. 4“ (American Embassy, Tehran.) [Semiannual.] 71-143. Yugoslavia. Dec. 10, 1971. 7 p. 4» (American Embassy, Belgrade.)

[Semiannual.] . _ . .71-144. Dahomey. Dec. 16, 1971. 8 p. 4° (American Embassy, Cotonou.)71-145 Kenya Dec. 15, 1971. 24 p. 4° (American Embassy, Nairobi.) [Annual.] 72-001.' Denmark. Dec. 22, 1971. 12 p. 4° (American Embassy, Copenhagen.)

[Semiannual.] „ , .... .72-002. Gabon. Dec. 28, 1971. 12 p. 4° (American Embassy, Libreville.)

[Annual.] .. . „ ,. .72-003. Chile. Dec. 29, 1971. 8 p. 4° (American Embassy, Santiago.) [Semiannual.] , ,72-006. United Kingdom. Jan. 24, 1972. 12 p. 11. 4° [Semiannual.]

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5654-1 Herald of communications, v. 31, no. 13,1971; JPRS 55299,5654-2 Index of De Monde, nos. 133-134 ; JPRS 55215, 55217.5654-3 Meteorology and hydrology, USSR, no. 12, 1971, no. 1, 1972; JPRS 55331, 55351.5654—4 Soviet public health, USSR, v. 31, no. 1, 1912 ; JPRS 5a204.5(354-5 -translations worn li-ommunisc, nos. a -2, iv 13 ; JPRS 05329, 55446,5654-6 Translations on Africa, nos. 1116-1132; JPRS 55171, 55183, 55204, 55211, 55229,

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Easern Europe: Political, sociological, and military affairs, nos.55187, 55194, 55208, 55222, 55244, 55270, 55275, 55312 55325 55339, 55348, 55379, &5385, 55402, 55415, 55422, 55447, 55457, 55472.’

East61-11 Europe: Scientific affairs, nos. 220-230; JPRS 55175 55207, 55223, 55236, 55249, 55298, 55322, 55364, 55387, 55408, 55430.

translations on Latin America, nos. 667-687; JPRS 55182 55199 55205 55235 55255, 55297, 55315, 55336, 55345755378 55383,’ 55396,’55421, 55444, 55458, 55479.

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5M74- 55»85' 552o°’ translations on USSR political and sociological affairs, nos. 207-220; JPRS

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54742-9. 24th Congress of Communist Party of Soviet Union stenographic report. Dec. 20, 1971.pt. 9. cover title, a+14 leaves, 4°

55177 Influenza antigens antibodies and interferon, USSR [articles with bib-liographies]. Feb. 14, 1972. cover title, a+ 23 p. 4° [From Voprosy virusologii, no. 6, 1971.]

55178 Accuracy of express diagnosis of influenza by fluorescent antibody pro-cedure, USSR [with bibliography] ; by L. Ye. Kamforin, et al. Feb. 14, 1972. cover title, 6 p. 4° [From Voprosy virusologii, no. 6, 1971.]

55190. Cybernetics in surgery, USSR [with bibliography] ; by N. M. Amosov. Feb. 15, 1972. cover title, 8 p. 4° [From Klinicheskaya khirurgiya,

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no. 11, 1971.]Dynamics of changes in composition of eschericha in persons partici-

pating in medical-technical experiment, USSR [with bibliography] ; by M. P. Bragina et al. Feb. 15, 1972. cover title, 9 p. 4° [From Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologii i imuniobiologii, no. 12, 1971.]

Studies on man-made machine relationships, USSR [articles, with bib-liographies]. Feb. 17. 1972. cover title, 20 p. il. 4° [From Pribory 1 sistemy upravleniya, no. 7, 1971.]

Models and methods used in creating automated systems of control, USSR [with list of works cited] ; by V. V. Kul’ba et al. Feb. 18, 1972. cover title, 27 p. 4° [From Avtomatika i telemekhanika, no. 7, 1971.]

Automatic control, USSR [selected articles, with bibliographies]. Feb. 23, 1972. cover title, 10 p. il. 4° [From Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, Kibernetika i Teoriya Regulirovaniya, v. 201, no. 4, 1971.]

Comparative evaluation of various methods of refining titanium tetra-chloride, USSR [with bibliography]; by L. A. Nisei son, Yu. V. Golubkov, et al. Feb. 24, 1971. cover title, 14 p. 4° [From Tsvetnye metally, no. 11,197'1.]

Megavolt energy densifier, USSR [with bibliography] ; by Ye. A Abramyan, V. A. Kornilov, et al. Feb. 24, 1972. cover title, 6 p. il. 4° [From Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR Tekhnicheskaya Fizlka, vol. 201, no. 1, 1971.] .

Analysis of threshold characteristics of synchronous-phase demodulator, USSR [with bibliography] ; by Ye. G. Okhtyarkin and V. V. Loginov. Feb. 28, 1972. cover title, 8 p. il. 4° [From Elektrosvyaz no. 12,1970.]

Some results of work in field of space hydrobiology at Dnepropetrovsk University, 1961-70, USSR [with bibliography of papers on subject of space hydribiology published at Dnepropetrovsk State University]; by L M. Antsyshkina et al. Feb. 28, 1972. cover title, 9 p. 4“ [From Gidrobiologicheskiy zhurnal no. 5, Nov.-Dec. 1971.]

Investigation of moisture content in the stratosphere, USSR [with bib- - ’ ’ ; by B. I. Ogorodnikov, V. I. Kozhevin, et al. Feb 28,

’ [From Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR,liography] ; u.y *. ye-;- 1972. cover title, 5 p. il. 4° [From Doklady Akademii Nauk

[ with [From

v. 200, no. 6, 1971.] . .Schematized model of nonstationary tropical hurricane, USSR

bibHography] ; by V. V. Shuleykin. Feb. 28,1972 7 p. 11. 4» Daklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, v. 200, no. 6, 1971.] nSSR

Reducing hvdraulic drag in pipelines with polymer additives, USSR [with bibliography] ; by V. A. Bazilevich and A. N. Shabrin.Feb. 29, 1972. cover title, 13 p. il. 4° [From Gidromekhanika, Nov. 17, 1970-]

Role of atomic power in development of USSR power enguieerin title1 5 bibliogarphv] ; bv T. Kh. Margulova. Feb. 29, 1972. cover title, p. il. 4° [From Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedenly, no. 12, Dec.1971 1Distinctive features In analysis of cycles of gas-turbine atomic power

' of nuclear steam and gas installations, USSR [with bibliography]. Ye. F. Ratniknov. Feb. 29, 1972. cover title, 8 p. 11..4 W™?Izvestiya vysshikh uchenbnykh zavedeniy. Energetika, no. 12, Dec.

Formation of amino acids on irradiation of fog containing formaldehyde and ammonium nitrate with UV light, USSR [with bibllograp y1 , y T Ye. Pavlovskaya, T. A. Telegina, et al. Feb. 29, 1972. cover tit , 7 p. 11. 4° [From Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya biologl- cheskaya, no. 6, 1971.]

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55305. Selection, training, and compatibility of spaceship crews, USSR; by A. A. Leonov. Feb. 29, 1972. cover title, 6 p. 4° [From Aviatsiya i kosmonavtika, no. 1, 1972.]

55306. Stress in flight, USSR [book, with bibliography] ; by V. L. Marishuk, K. K. Platonov et al. Feb. 29, 1972. cover title, a + 102 p. il. 4°

55330. Interaction of hydrophobic organophosphorous inhibitors and serum cholinesterase in presence of aliphatic alcohols at different pH, USSR ; by A. P. Brestkin et al. Mar. 2, 1972. cover title, 7 p. 4° [From Biokhimiya, v. 36, no. 6, 1971.]

55341. Biological effect of extreme environmental factors, USSR [articles, with bibliographies]. Mar. 6, 1972. cover title, a-d+162 p. il. 4° [From Arkhiv anatomii gistologii i embriologii, v. 61, no. 11, Nov. 1971.]

55342. Normailizing effect of negative hydroaerions during bradycardia, com-bined with hypotonia or hypertensive disease, USSR; by M. M. Potapova. Mar. 3, 1972. cover title, 7 p. 4° [From Trudy, Lenin- gradskogo obshchestva yestestvoispytateley, v. 76, no. 1, 1971.]

55343. Hygienic and physiological significance of air ionization studies in pro-duction conditions, USSR; by M. R. Mayzelis. Mar. 3, 1972. cover title, 9 p. il. 4° [From Trudy, Leningradskogo obschestva yestestvoi- sptateley, V. 76, no. 1, 1971.]

55352. Fifth all-Union conference on control problems, USSR [with bibliogra-phies]. Mar. 6, 1972. cover title, a-b-f-53 p. il. 4° [Translation of abstracts from Russian-language papers, V. Vsesoyuznoye Soveschaniye po problemam upravleniya, referaty dokladov, Nuaka Press.]

55354. Biological telemetry, USSR [articles, with bibliographies; edited by V. V. Parin]. Mar. 6, 1972. cover title, a-c + 274 p. il. 4° [From Meditsina Press, Moscow, 1971.]

55357. Metallurgy of industrial nonferrous metals and alloys, USSR [excerpts] ; by M. V. Mal’tsev. Mar. 7, 1972. cover title, a+ 59 p. il. 4° [From Metallurgy Publishing House, Moscow, 1970.]

55366. Mathematical theory applied to games and discrete systems, USSR [articles, with bibliography]. Mar. 7, 1972. cover title, a+13 p. 4° [From Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR, no. 2, 1971.]

55367. Raising sensitivity of differential protection of transformers with reac-tors on side of 6-10 KV, USSR [with bibliography] ; by M. L. Rabino-vich and A. M. Manilov. Mar. 7, 1972. cover title, 7 p. il. 4° [From Promyshlennaya energetika, no. 12, 1971.]

55368. Rational system for regulating industrial current of new aluminum plants, USSR; by R. I. Ostapenko, S. M. Mesheryakov, et al. Mar. 7, 1972. cover title, 6 p. il. 4° [From Promyshlennaya energetika, no. 12, 1971.]

55369. Physicochemical phase analysis methods for steels and alloys, USSR [excerpts, with bibliographies] ; by N. F. Lashko, L. V. Zaslavskaya, et al. Mar. 7, 1972. cover title, a+97 p. il. 4° [Translations of Fiziko-khimicheskiye metody fazovogo analiza staley i spavlov, 1970, Moscow, Matallurgiya Publishing House.]

55370. Agricultural science in new 5-year plan, USSR; by V. D. Pannikov. Mar. 7, 1972. cover title, 18 p. 4° [From Vestnik sel’skokhozyaystven- noy nauki, no. 5, May 1971.]

55392. Nonferrous metallurgy, USSR [selected articles, with bibliographies]. Mar. 9, 1972. cover title, a+40 p. il. 4° [From Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, tsvetnaya metallurgiya, no. 5, 1971.]

55393. Effect of carbon on mechanical properties of titanium beta-alloy weld joints, USSR [with bibliography] ; by V. B. Vikhman and A. S. Mikhaylov. Mar. 9, 1972. cover title, 10 p. il. 4° [From Fizika i khimiya obrabotki materialov, no. 6, Nov.-Dec. 1971.]

55394. Calculation of directivity characteristics of equiangular conical double-spiral antennas, USSR [with bibliography] ; by N. P. Timirev and V. S. Zadvornov. Mar. 9,1972. cover title, 15 p. il. 4° [From Antenny, no. 11, 1971.]

55439. Information model of therapeutic process, USSR [with bibliography] ; by A A. Popov, V. M. Yanenko, et al. Mar. 15, 1972. cover title, 15 p. il. 4° [From Kibernetika, no. 6, 1971.]

55440. Conditions for flight of Martian space probes, USSR; by N. Aristov and I. Frolov. Mar. 15, 1972. cover title, 8 p. il. 4° [From Aviatsiya i kosmonavtika, no. 2, Feb. 1972.]

55442. Characteristics of science, scientists evaluated, USSR; by M. Azbel. Mar. 15, 1972. cover title, 7 p. 4° [From Literaturnaya gazeta, no. 49, Dec. 1, 1971.]

55452. Classification of binary eutectics, USSR [with bibliography] ; by V. A. Filonenko. Mar. 16, 1972. cover title, 10 p. 11. 4° [From Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, no. 6, 1971.]

55453. Machine entrance testing for higher schools, USSR; by I. Venetskiy [and others]. Mar. 16, 1972. cover title, 8 p. 4° [From Vestnik statistiki, no. 1, Jan. 1972.]

55454. High altitude equipment for civil aviation aircraft, USSR [with bibli-ography] ; by N. G. Grishanov. Mar. 16, 1972. cover title, a-d+268 p. il 4° [From Transport Publishing House, Moscow, 1971. ]

55466. Vlbro-acoustlc activity of mechanisms with gear transmissions, USSR [articles, with bibliographies]. Mar. 17, 1972. cover title, a-b+93 p. 11. 4° [Nauka Publishing House, Moscow, 1971.]

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[Lenizdat Publishing House, Leningrad, 1967.]55478. Medical applications of laser technology, USSR [articles, with bibliog-

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5727 Directory of industry wage surveys and union wage rate studies, 1960-71. [1972.] cover title, iv+-24 p. [This issue brings up to date earlier Direc-tory released in Mar. 1969.] f • Item 768 L 2.34/2: W 12/960-71

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MARITIME ADMINISTRATION, Commerce Dept. Washington, DC 20548

5732 Bulk carriers in world fleet, oceangoing merchant type ships of 1,000 gross tons and over (excludes vessels on Great Lakes) as of Dec. 31, 1970; prepared by Office of Subsidy Administration. [1972.] [3]4-i+58 p. 4° (MA-STAT-522-72010.) * Paper, 60c. • Item 35 C 39.202: B 87/970

MA SP (series).5733 72-8. Remarks by A. E. Gibson, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Maritime

Affairs, at dedication of National Maritime Research Center at Todd Shipyards Corporation’s Galveston Facility, Galveston, Tex., Feb. 23, 1972. [1972.] 6 p. 4° t C 39.210/2: 72-8




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MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH SERVICE, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Bethesda, MD 20014

Maternal and child health service programs, administering agencies and legislative base. 1972. vi+70 p. ([Public Health Service publication (HSM) 72-5000.]) f • Item 483-V-l HE 20.2752 : P 94/2/972

Maternal and Child Health Service reports on promoting health of mothers and children fy 1971. 1971. [6]+68+[l] p. il. 4° * Paper, 75c. (S/N 1730-0017). • Item 483-V-6 HE 20.2751: 971

Nutrition and feeding of infants and children under 3 in group day care [with list of suggested readings]. 1971. [3]+32 p. ([DHEW publication (HSM) 72-5606.]) [Prepared in cooperation with Committee on Infant and Preschool Child, American Academy of Pediatrics.] * Paper, 25c. (S/N 1730-0019). • Item 483-V-3L.C. card 72-600851 HE 20.2758: N 95

MEDICAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Washington, DC 20201

Medicaid, role of State Medical Advisory Committee, guidelines. [1971.] cover title, 16 p. 4° ([Medical assistance manual; pt. 2, State organiza-tion. SRS-MSA-195-1971; MSA-PRG-7.]) t • Item 512-C-l

HE 17.508: M 46/pt.2

MEDICINE AND SURGERY BUREAU (Navy), Defense Dept. Washington, DC 20350

Manual of Medical Department [1952], Change 70, correction. [1971.] [1] p. 4° t D 206.8/2: 952/ch.70/corr.

----- Change 71. Dec. 27, 1971. [107] p. il. 4° [Issued in looseleaf form.Accompanied by divider.] 1 D 206.8/2 : 952/ch.71

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U.S. Naval Submarine Medical Center, Submarine Base, Groton, Conn.: Memorandum report t D 206.10/2: (nos.)71—1. Evaluation of ophthalmic-lenses for Department of Defense personnel; by

Helen M. Paulson. Apr. 19, 1971. cover title, iii-j-12 + 2 p. [Research work unit M4305.08—3001DAC9.07.]

71—4. Reduction in audiogram shifts in sonar watchstanders when exposed to surface ship echo-ranging [with list of references] ; by J. Donald Harris and Paul G. Lacroix. May 21, 1971. cover title, iii-|-8+2 p. 4° (Research work unit ME12.524.004-901UD.13.)

------Report t D 206.10; (nos.)664. Visual evoked response as measure of nitrogen narcosis in Navy divers [with

list of references] ; by Jo Ann S. Kinney and Christine L. McKay. Apr. 21, 1971. cover title, iii+19-[-2 p. U. 4° (Research work unit Mh’12.524.004- 9015DA5.G.02.)

669. Visual evoked cortical response as measure of stress in naval environments, methodology and analysis (1) slow flash rates [with list of references] ; by Jo Ann S. Kinney [and others]. June 25, 1971. cover title, iii+27+2 p. il. 4° (Research work unit MR005.01.01-0130BOLL.01.)

MINES BUREAU, Interior Dept. Washington, DC 20240

Boron; [by A. E. Grube]. [197L] [2]+4 p. [Preprint from Minerals year-book, 1970.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a : B 645/970

Employees accident prevention handbook. Revised Jan. 1972 [1972.] [2] +vii+223 p. il. narrow 12° [Issued in looseleaf form.] t • Item 637-B 128.16/2 : Em 7/972

Gold; [by Charles D. Hoyt]. [1971.] [2]+18 p. il. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1970.] * Paper, 15c. 128.37/a ; G 563/16/970

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5748 Manganese; [by Gilbert L. DeHuff]. [1971.] [2]4-13 p. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1970.] * Paper, 10c. 128.37/a : M 313/970

5749 Mineral industry of Burma; [by K. P. Wang]. [1971.] [2]4-6 p. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1970.] * Paper, 10c. 128.37/a 2: B 927/970

5750 Mineral industry of New Hampshire; [by Avery H. Reed]. [1971.] [2]-f-4 p. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1970.] * Paper, 10c.

I 28.37/a 2: N 42 h/9705751 Mineral industry of Sierra Leone; [by E. Shekarchi]. [1971.] [214-3 p.

[Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1970.] * Paper, 10c.I 28.37/a 2: Si 17/970

5752 Nitrogen; [by Ted C. Briggs], [1971.] [2]4-10 p. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1970.] * Paper, 10c. I 28.37/a: N 638/970

5753 Perlite; [by Arthur C. Meisinger]. [1971.] [2]4-3 p. [Preprint from Min- erals yearbook, 1970.] * Paper, 10c. 128.37/a : P 421/970

Petroleum products survey (series). (Mineral industry surveys.)5754 73. Motor gasolines, summer 1971; [by Ella Mae Shelton]. Jan. 1972. cover title,

[l]-f-59 p. il. 5 pl. 4° | Mines Bureau, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 • Item 642—A I 28.18/3 : 73

5755 piatinum-group metals; [by Francis C. Mitko]. [1971.] [2]4-12 p. [Pre-print from Minerals yearbook, 1970.] * Paper, 10c.

128.37/a : P 696/970Report of investigations. • Item 637-A 128.23: (nos.)

5756 7594. Classification test methods tor oxidizing materials; by J. M. Kuchta, A. L.Eurno, and A. C. Imhof. [1972.] [3] 4-13 p. il. 4° [Based on work done under Transportation Department project DOT—OS-00007.] t Mines Bureau, Pittsburgh, PA 15213

5757 7596. Hydraulic fracturing of Wyoming Green River oil shale, field experiments,phase 1 [with list of references] ; by H. E. Thomas, H. C. Carpenter, and T. E. Sterner. [1972.] [3] 4-18 p. il. 4° [Based on work done in co-operation with University of Wyoming.] f Mines Bureau, Pittsburgh, PA 15213

5758 7597. Extraction of gold from carbonaceous ores pilot plant studies [with list ofreferences]; by B. J. Scheiner [and others]. [1972.] [3] 4-20 p. il. 4° t Mines Bureau, Pittsburgh, PA 15213

5759 7598. Vapor-liquid equilibria data for 2 helium-nitrogen-methane mixtures from76.5° to 164“K and pressures to 1,200 PSIA [with list of references] ; by Harold L. Rhodes, Lowell Stroud, and Philip C. Tully. [1972.] [3] -j-29 p. il. 4° f Mines Bureau, Pittsburgh, PA 15213

5760 7599. Use of char to improve physical quality of coke from Allen (Colorado)coal [with list of references] ; by Charles C. Boley [and others]. [1972.] [3] -f-21 p. il. 4° f Mines Bureau, Pittsburgh, PA 15213

5761 7601. Laboratory flotation studies of Tennessee phosphates in presence of slimes ;by W. E. Lamont [and others]. [1972.] [3] 4-17 p. 4° [Work done in cooperation with University of Alabama.] t Mines Bureau, Pitts-burgh, PA 15213

5762 7602. Removing bismuth from lead with submersible centrifuge [with list ofreferences] ; by D. Montagna and J. A. Ruppert. [1972.] [3] 4-10 p. il. 4° | Mines Bureau, Pittsburgh, PA 15213

5763 7604. Mass spectra and analytical correlations for 32 alkyl aryl sulfides [with listof references] ; by J. E. Dooley and R. E. Kendall. [1972.] cover title, [3] 4-18 p. il. 4° t Mines Bureau, Pittsburgh, PA 15213

5/64 <60o. Eauncation ana cost evaluation of experimental ouiiding brick Horn wasteglass [with list of references] ; by M. E. Tyrrell, I. L. Eield, and J. A. Barclay. [1972.] [2] 4-114-33 p. il. 4° [Based on work done in coopera-tion with university of Aiaoama.j t Mines Bureau, Pittsburgn, PA 15213

5765 Talc, soapstone, and pyrophyllite; [by J. Robert Wells], [197L] [2]-J-7 p. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1970.] * Paper, 10c.

128.37/a; T143/970Technical progress reports. • Item 637-A 128.26/6: (nos.)

5766 46. Combustion disposal of manure wastes and utilization of residue; by E. G.Davis, I. L. Field and J. H. Brown. Jan. 1972. [3] 4-9 p. il. 4° (Solid waste research program.) [Prepared in cooperation with University of Alabama.] t Mines Bureau, Pittsburgh, PA 15213

5767 47. Extraction of molybdenum from ores by electrooxidation [with list of ref-erences] ; by B. J. Scheiner and R. E. Lindstrom. Jan. 1972. [3] 4-9 p. il. 4° (Metals recovery program.) [Prepared for presentation at annual meeting of AIME, Feb. 21-24, 1972, San Francisco, Calif.] f Mines Bureau, Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Gov ern ment Publ icat ion s

5768 Titanium; [by Frank E. Noe]. [197L] [2]+13 p. [Preprint from Minerals yearbook, 1970.] * Paper, 10c. 128.37/a : T 53/970

MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY BUREAU, Transportation Dept. Washington, DC 20591

5769 Selected safety road checks, motor carriers of property, 1970. Dec. 1971.[16] p. 4° f TD 2 311: 970

NARCOTICS AND DANGEROUS DRUGS BUREAU, Justice Dept. Washington, DC 20530

5770 Controlled substances act of 1970, BNDD manual for drug security. [Feb. 1972.] cover title, 16 p. il. [Contents on p. 2 of cover.] f • Item 968-A

J 24.8: Su 15771 Pro-drug dialectic communication on drug abuse and marihuana red

herring [with list of references]; by Henry Brill. [1972.] 20 p. [Paper given at 2d Rutgers University Symposium on Drug Abuse sponsored under contract J-69-12.] f • Item 967 J 24.2: D 84/7

SCID-TR-( series).5772 2. Marihuana, analysis of use, distribution, and control, final report [with list of

references; by] William H. McGlothlin. June 1971. [3]+iv+110 p. il. 4° (Drug Control Division, Office of Scientific Support.) [Contract J—70—33. ] t • Item 968—D J 24.14 : 2

NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION Washington, DC 20546

NAS 1.26: (nos.)NASA contractor report CR (series).5773

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Theoretical study of corrugated plates, shearing of trapezoidally corru-gated plate with trough lines permitted to curve [with list of ref-erences] ; by Chuan-jui Lin and Charles Libove. Dec. 1971. cover title, [1J + 162 p. il. 4° [Prepared under grant NGR 33-022-115 by Syra-cuse University Research Institute, Syracuse, N.Y.] d’ Paper, $3.00.

Thermodynamic properties of hydrogen-helium plasmas [with list of references] ; by H. F. Nelson. Nov. 1971. cover title, v + 121 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NGR-26-003-055 by University of Missouri- Rolla, Rolla, Mo.] 4> Paper, $3.00.

Analysis of transient, linear wave propagation in shells by finite dif-ference method [with list of references] ; by Thomas L. Geers and Lawrence H. Sobel. Dec. 1971. cover title, [193] p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 1-9111 by Lockheed Missiles & Space Company, Palo Alto, Calif.] * Paper, $3.00. . „ , TTT „

Vapor phase growth system and its use in preparation of several III—V compound semiconductors [with list of references] ; by R. E. Enstrom, E. A. Miller and A. G. Sigai. Dec. 1971. cover title, ix + 104 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 12-538 by RCA Laboratories, Princeton, N.J.] 4> Paper, $3.00. . e

Study to determine flight characteristics and handling qualities of variable geometry spacecraft: v. 3, Low L/D concept with fold-down wings [with list of references] ; by G. R. Friedman and B. J. Kuchta. Jan 1972. cover title, xl+79 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 1—7971 by General Dynamics Corporation, Convalr Division, San Diego, Calif. Issued by originator as report GDC—DDE 68—003.] 4* Paper,$3 00Fundamental limitations on V/STOL terminal guidance due to aircraft characteristics [with list of references] ; by Julian Wolkovitch, Charles W. LaMont, and D. William Lochtie. Dec. 1971. cover title, xvi+167 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 1—9163 by Mechanics Research, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.] $ Paper, $3.00.

Improved neutron activation prediction code system development final report [with list of references] ; by R. M. Saqui, R. M. Webb, and D Richmond. Nov. 1971. cover title, v + 179 p. 11. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 8-25586 by TRW Systems Group, Redondo Beach, Calit.] $ Paper, $3.00. . r ... .. . -SNAP-8 electrical generating system development program [with list ot references] ; prepared by Aerojet General Corp., Azusa, Calif. Nov. 1971. cover title, xlx+448 p. 11. 4° [Contracts NAS 3-13458 and NAS 5-417.] <t>Paper, $6.00. . „ , .. ,Design and evaluation of active cooling systems for Mach 6 cruise vehicle wings [with list of references] ; by W. A. McComarty and F. M. An-thony. Dec. 1971, [published 1972]. v+267 p. fl. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 1-7468 by Bell Aerospace Co., Buffalo, N.Y. Issued by originator as report 7305—901001.] 4> Paper, $3.00.

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1924. Calculation of turbulent boundary layers with heat transfer and pressure gradient utilizing compressibility transformation: pt. 2, Constant prop-erty turbulent boundary layer flow with simultaneous mass transfer and pressure gradient [with list of references] ; by J. Boccio and C. Economos. Jan. 1972. cover title, vii+36 p. 11. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 1-9624 by General Applied Science Laboratories, Inc., subsidiary of Marquardt Co., Westbury, N.Y. Issued by originator as report GASL TR 748 pt. 2.] 4> Paper, $3.00.

1925. Calculation of turbulent boundary layers with heat transfer and pressure gradient utilizing compressibility transformation: pt. 3, Computer pro-gram manual; by J. Schneider and J. Boccio. Jan. 1972. cover title, v+94 p. 11. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 1-9624 by General Applied Sciences Laboratories, Inc., subsidiary of Marquardt Co., West-bury, N.Y. Issued by originator as report GASL TR-748, pt. 3.J $ Paper, $3.00.

1927. Flow field analysis of aircraft configurations using a numerical solution to 3-dimensional unified supersonic/hypersonic small-disturbance equa-tions, pt. 2; by E. D’Sylva. Feb. 1972. cover title, iii+298 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 1—9562 by Boeing Company, Seattle, Wash.] Paper, $3.00.

1932. Subsonic and supersonic static aerodynamic characteristics of family of bulbous base cones measured with magnetic suspension and balance system [with list of references] ; by M. Vlajinac [and others]. Jan. 1972. cover title, vii-j-57 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NASL— 8658 by Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.]

Paper, $3.00.1934. LF336 lift fan modification and acoustic test program [with list of refer-

ences] ; by S. B. Kazin and L. J. Volk. Dec. 1971. cover title, xiv+133 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 2-5462 by General Electric Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.] <!■ Paper, $3.00.

1936. Finite element procedure for nonlinear prebuckling and initial post-buckling analysis [with list of references] ; by S. T. Mau and R. H. Gallagher. Jan. 1972. cover title, vi+52 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NGR 33-010-070 by Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y.] 4> Paper, $3.00.

1937. Calculation of eigenvalues and eigenfunctions of Mathieu’s equation [with list of references] ; by D. B. Hodge. Jan. 1972. cover title, iii-f-13 p. 4° [Prepared under contract NGL 36-008-138 by Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.] Paper, $3.00.

1938. Fluid mechanics of thrombus formation [with list of references]. Jan. 1972. cover title, vi+61 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NASW— 1894 by AVCO Everett Research Laboratory, Everett, Mass.] 4> Paper, $3.00.

1941. Thin film oxygen partial pressure sensor [with list of references] ; by J. J. Wortman [and others]. Jan. 1972. cover title, x+82 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NASL-9827 by Research Triangle Institute, Research Triangle Park, N.C.] 4> Paper, $3.00.

1945. Some analyses of variability of atmospheric parameters at low altitudes significant for aircraft propagation [with list of references] ; by David T. Chang. Jan. 1972. cover title, vii-|-66 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 1—9837 by Allied Research Associates, Inc.., Con-cord. Mass.] <t> Paper, $3.00

1946. Time and temperature dependent modulus of pyrrone and polyimide moldings [with list of references] ; by L. L. Lander. Jan. 1972. cover title, viii + 72 p. il. 4“ [Prepared under contract NAS 1-8495 by Avco Systems Division, Lowell, Mass.] Paper, $3.00.

1948. Exploratory investigation of sound pressure level in wake of oscillating airfoil in vicinity of stall [with list of references] ; by Robin B. Gray and G. Alvin Pierce. Feb. 1972. cover title, [l]+47 p. il. 4° [Pre-pared under grant NGR 11-002-121 by Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Ga.] $ Paper, $3.00.

1953. Control-theory model for human decision-making [with list of refer-ences] ; by William H. Levlson and Robert B. Tanner. Dec. 1971. cover title, v + 107 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 2-5884 by Bolt Beranek and Newman, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.] <b Paper, $3.00.

1965. Exploratory study of effects of injection configurations and inlet flow conditions on characteristics of flow in spherical chambers [with list of references] ; by Bruce V. Johnson. Jan. 1972. cover title, ili+38 p. il. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 3-13446 by United Aircraft Corporation, East Hartford, Conn. ] Paper, $3.00.

111565. Nuclear Brayton turboalternator-compressor (TAC) conceptual design study ; by E. A. Moch and J. E. Davis. Jan. 1972. cover title, xiii-|-310 p. 11. 4° [Prepared under contract NAS 3-13448 by Airesearch Manu-facturing Company of Arizona, Phoenix, Ariz.] Paper, $3.00.

NASA EP (series). •Item 830-G NAS 1.19:(nos.)85. Aeronautics, space in the seventies; [by David A. Anderton], [1971.] cover

title, [4]+24 p. 11. 4° ([Office of Public Affairs.]) [Text on p. 2—4 of c°ver- Some illustrations are colored.] ♦ Paper, 75c. (S/N 3300-0409).

95. On the moon with Apollo 16, guidebook to Descartes region [with bibliog-raphies] ; by Gene Simmons. Apr. 1972. vi + 90 p. 11. 4° * Paper, $1.00 L.C. card 72-601056

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NASA facts. (Educational publications of NASA’s Office of Public Affairs, Educational Programs Division.)

0-5. Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md. [Jan. 1972.] [4] p. il. 4° (Organization series). ♦ Paper, 10c. (S/N 3300-0426). • Item 830-H

NAS 1.20 : 0-5/2

NASA SP (series). NAS 1.21:(nos.)24il. Atlas and gazetteer of near side of moon [with list of references] ; by

Gary L. Gutschewski, Danny C. Kinsler, Ewen Whitaker. 1971. [3] leaves4-538 p. il. f° (Scientific and Technical Information Office.) Prepared by Mapping Sciences Laboratory, NASA Manned Spacecraft Center.] * Cloth, $15.00. • Item 830-1 L.C. card 73-607342

244. Power processing [with list of references; by] Francisc C. Schwarz. 1971 [published 1972], iii-|-52 p. il. (Scientific and Technical In-formation Office.) [Prepared by NASA Electronics Research Center.] * Paper, 35c. (S/N 3300-0391). • Item 830-1 L.C. card 71-609944

275. Monitoring Earth resources for aircraft and spacecraft [with lists of selected literature] ; by Robert N. Colwell. 1971. vii4-170 p. il., 32 p. of plates 4° (Scientific and Technical Information Office.) [Prepared with the cooperation of other personnel of Forestry Re-mote Sensing Laboratory, School of Forestry and Conservation, Uni-versity of California. Plates are colored] * Cloth, $4.00 (S/N 3300-0406). • Item 830-1 L.C. card 73-170325

282. 5th aerospace mechanisms symposium, proceedings of conference held at Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md., June 15—16, 1970. 1971. ix4-199 p. il. 4° (Scientific and Technical Information Of-fice.) Paper, $3.00.

287. What made Apollo a success? 1971. vii4-75 p. il. 4° [Series of eight articles reprinted by permission from March 1970 issue of Astro-nautics and Aeronautics, publication of American Institute of Aero-nautics and Astronautics.] 4> Paper, $3.00.

293. EXAMETNET, first five years, 1966-70, 1972. v-j-53 p. il. 4“ (Scien-tific and Technical Information Office.) [Experimental Inter-American Meteorological Rocket Network. Sponsored by EX-AMETNET Executive Committee of participating National Scien-tific Organizations, Argentina, ComisiOn Nacional de Investigaciones Expaciales, Brazil, Comissao Nacional de Atividades Espaciais, U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration.] <1> Paper, $3.00.

3045. Compressed gas handbook ; edited by John S. Kunkle, Samuel D. Wilson, Richard A. Cota. [1st edition 1969] revised [1970], 1970 [published 1971]. xi-]-564 p. il. 4° (Scientific and Technical Information Of-fice.) * Paper, $4.75.L.C. card 68-62085

5098. Powder metallurgy in aerospace research, survey [with list of ref-erences] ; by H. W. Blakeslee. 1971, [published 1972]. v4-168 p. 11. ([Technology utilization], Technology Utilization Office.) [Prepared under contract by Franklin Institute Research Laboratories, Phila-delphia, Pa.] ♦ Paper, $1.00 (S/N 3300-0397). • Item 830-1 L.C. card 71-611991

5906(03). Fasteners and fastening techniques, compilation. [1971.] cover title, ii-|-20 p. 11. 4° (Technology utilization.) 4> Paper, $1.00.

5910(04). 'Machine tools and fixtures, compilation. [1971.] cover title, iii-f-26 p.11.4° (Technology utilization.) $ Paper, $1.00.

5914(02). Selected photographic techniques, compilation. [1971.] cover title, iii 4-28 p. 11. 4° (Technology utilization.) ■b Paper, $1.00.

5940(02). Metallurgy, compilation. [1972.] cover title, [2] 4-14 p. il. 4° (Tech-nology utilization.) Paper, $1.00.

5945(01). Testing methods and techniques, environmental testing, compilation. [1971.] cover title, iii-f-22 p. il. 4° (Technology utilization.)

4> Paper, $1.00.5947(01). Electronic amplifiers, compilation. [1971.] cover title, iii-f-22 p. il. 4°

(Technology utilization.) 4? Paper, $1.00.7037(10). Aeronautical engineering, special bibliography, supp. 10, [Oct. 1971.]

1971. [139] p. 4° (Scientific and Technical Information Office, Office of Industry Affairs and Technology Utilization.) [Selection of anno-tated references to unclassified reports and journal articles that were introduced into NASA scientific and technical information system and announced in Sept. 1971 in Scientific and Technical Aerospace reports (STAR) and International Aerospace Abstracts (IAA).j 4> Paper, $3.00.

April 19725815 7037(12). Aeronautical engineering, special bibliography, supp. 12. 1971 1991

P-d°. (Scientific and Technical Information Office, Office of Industry Affairs and Technology Utilization.) [Selection of annotated ref-erences to unclassified reports and journal articles that were intro-duced into NASA scientific and technical information system and

ly71 in Scientific and technical aerospace reports i-onn ) and international aerospace abstracts (IAA).] 4> Paper «p3.0v.

NASA technical note TN (series). TPaper, each, $3.00.

5816 NAS 1.14; D-(nos.)D-6484. Evaluation of heat- and blast-protection materials [with list of ref-

erences] J by J. D Morrison and B. J. Lockhart Nov. 1971. cover title,5817 i v20-J-A.—37 p. il. 4°

D—6486. Ground noise measurements during landing, take-off, and flyby operations of four-engine turbopropeller STOL airplane [with list of references] ; by David A. Hilton, Herbert R. Henderson, and Domenic J. Maglieri

5818 Dec. 1971. cover title, [1] +39 p. il. 4°D—6501. Method of treating non-grey error in total emittance measurements [with

5819list of references] ; by James B. Heaney and John H. Henninger. Dec 19<1. cover title, iii + 11 p. il. 4°

D-6523. Experimental investigation of laminar gas jet diffusion flames in zero5820 TA zs-on mi gravity; by Thomas H. Cochran. Jan. 1972. cover title, [1] +26 p. il. 4°

D—6.>29. Thin-shock-layer solution for nonequilibrium, inviscid hypersonic flows in varS:..¥artianA and Venusian atmospheres [with list of references] ;

5821 by William L. Grose. Dec. 1971. cover title, [1] +151 p. 11. 4°D—6547. Development and initial operating characteristics of 20-megawatt linear

plasma accelerator facility [with list of references] ; by Arlen F5822 _ i Carter [and others]. Dec. 1971. cover title, [ 1 ] + 33 p. il. 4°

D—6o49. Comparison of a discrete steepest ascent method with continuous steepest ascent method for optimal programing [with list of references] ; by

5823 A. Gary Childs. Dec. 1971. cover title. [1] + 40 p. il. 4°D-6556. Response of radial-bladed centrifugal pump to sinusoidal disturbances

for noncavitating flow [with list of references] - by Douglas A. Ander-son, Robert J. Blade, and William Stevans. Dec. 1971 cover title

5824 111+51 p. 11. 4°D-6557. Vibration characteristics of Z-rlng-stiffened 60° conical shell models of

planetary entry spacecraft [with list of references] ; by Eugene C.5825 n Naumann and John S. Mixson. Dec. 1971. cover title, [l]+56 p. il. 4°

D—6562. Mach 1 oxidation of thoriated Nickel chromium at 1204°C (2200°F) [with list of references] ; by Carl E. Lowell and William A. Sanders.

5826 Nov. 1971. cover title, [1] + 22 p. 11. 4°D—6574. Experimental boundary-layer edge Mach numbers for two space shuttle

orbiters at hypersonic speeds [with list of references] ; by George C.5827 _ aroz,. tt Ashby, jr. Feb. 1972. cover title, [1] + 31 p. il. 4°

D—6580. Drag of supercritical body of revolution in free flight at transonic speeds and comparison with wind-tunnel data [with list of references] • by J. W. Usry and John W. Wallace. Dec. 1971. cover title, [l]’+37 p. il. 4° 7

5828 D-6582. Numerical calculation of transonic flow about slender bodies of revolution [with list of references] ; by Frank R. Bailey. Dec. 1971. cover title,

5829 lv + 35 p. 11. 4°D—6583. Effect of environmental torques on short-term attitude prediction for a

rolling-wheel spacecraft in a sun-synchronous orbit [with list of ref-5830 fences] ; by Ward F. Hodge. Jan. 1972. cover title, [1] +52 p. il. 4°

D—6584. Development of Skylab experiment T-013 crew/vehicle disturbances with list of references] ; by Bruce A. Conway. Jan. 1972. cover title,

5831 [1]+67 p. 11. 4°D-6585. Effects of surface contamination on infrared emissivity and visible-light

scattering of highly reflective surfaces at cryogenic temperatures [with Rst of references] ; by Walter Viehmann and Alfred G. Eubanks. Feb.

5832 1972. cover title, ili+12 p. il. 4°D-6588. Mechanics of load transfer at fiber matrix interface [with list of refer-

5833 ta zjftqo ™en£?s]1’ by, C?ristos P- Cllamis- Feb. 1972. cover title, [1] +63 p. il. 4° D—6589. Electrochemical behavior of boron anode in aqueous solutions [with list o£ references] ; by Betty S. Del Duca. Jan. 1972. cover title, [1]+16

5834 D—6591. Ion-thruster propellant utilization [with list of references] ; by Harold R.5835 ^Kaufman. Dec- 1971. cover title, [l]+56 p. il. 4°

D 6o9Z. Mixing of supersonic jets including effects of transverse pressure gradi-ent using difference methods [with list of references] : by Anatole P.

5836 oo n Kurkov. Dec. 1971. cover title. [1] +30 p. 11. 4°D—6602. Design of a three-phase, 15-kilovolt-ampere static Inverter for motor-

starting Brayton space power system [with list of references] ; by

5837,rlz7- Frye and Arthur G. Birchenough. Feb. 1972. cover title, [ 1 ] + 20 p. il. 4°

D—6607. Predicted characteristics of optimized series-hybrid conical hydrostatic ball bearing [with list of references] ; by Lester J. Nypan [and others].

5838 Dec. 1971. cover title, [1]+27 p. 11. 4°D—6610. Generalized simulation technique for turbojet engine system analysis

[with list of references] : by Kurt Seldner, James R. Mihaloew, and Ronald J. Blaha. Feb. 1972. cover title, iv+63 p. 11. 4°


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NASA technical note TN (series)—Continued5839 D—6611 Thermally stable polyimides from solutions of monomeric reactants [with

list of references] : by Tito T. Serafini, Peter Delvigs, and George R- Lightsey. Jan. 1972. cover title, [1] +13 p. il. 4°

5840 D—6615 Effects of Reynolds number and body corner radius on aerodynamic char-acteristics of space shuttle-type vehicle at subsonic Mach numbers [with list of references] ; by Leland H. Jorgensen and Jack J. Brown-son. Jan. 1972. cover title, iii+30 p. il. 4°

5841 D—6616. Conceptual design and analysis of infrared horizon sensor with compen-sation for atmospheric variability [with list of references] ; by Antony Jalink, jr., Richard E. Davis, and John A. Dodgen. Feb. 1972. cover title, [1J + 32 p. il. 4° .

5842 D—6621. Analysis of heat transfer in porous cooled wall with variable pressure and temperature along coolant exit boundary [with list of references] , by Robert Siegel and Marvin E. Goldstein. Jan. 1972. cover title, [1]

5843+ 36 p. il. 4°D—6623. Magnetostriction and magnetoelastic quantum oscillations in p-type lead telluride [with list of references] ; by T. E. Thompson [and others]. Jan. 1972. cover title, ii+46 p. il. 4°

5844 D-6626. Dimensional-stability studies of candidate space-telescope mirror-substrate materials [with list of references] ; by John M. Jerke and Robert J. Platt, jr. Jan. 1972. cover title, [1] +23 p. il. 4°

5845 D—6627 Wind-tunnel study of slot spoilers for direct lift control [with list of references] ; by Dominick Andrisani II, Carl L. Gentry, jr. and Joseph W. Stickle. Jan. 1972. cover title, [1] + 41 p. il. 4P

5846 D-6628. Effect of Reynolds number on overall performance of 3.7 inch diameter six stage axial flow compressor [with list of references] ; by Laurence H. Heidelberg and Calvin L. Ball. Feb. 1972. cover title, [l]+20

5847D 11. 4°D-6632. Short-term hot hardness characteristics of rolling-element steels [with list of references] ; by James L. Chevalier, Marshall W. Dietrich, and Erwin V. Zaretsky. Jan. 1972. cover title, [1]+21 p. il. 4°

5848 D-6633 Analysis and comparison of wall cooling schemes for advanced gas turbine applications [with list of references] ; by Raymond b. Colladay. Jan. 1972. cover title, [1]+41 p. il. 4°

5849 D-6634. Performance estimates for space shuttle vehicles using hydrogen or methane-fueled turboramjet-powered first stage, [with list of ref-erences] ; by Gerald Knip, jr., and Joseph D. Eisenberg. Jan. 19 <2.

5850cover title, iii+31 p. il. 4°

D-6635. Refractive index and birefringence of 2H silicon carbide [with list of references] j by J. Aiitliony Powell. Jan. 197 A cover title, L1]"|17

5851p. il. 4°

D—6638. Hot-gas-side heat transfer with and without film cooling on simulated nuclear rocket thrust chamber using H^Oz [with list.of references] , by Richard J. Quentmeyer, Ralph L. Schacht, and William L. Jones. Feb. 1972. cover title, [1]+37 p. il. 4° .

5852 D—6639. Objective estimates based on experimental data and initial and final knowledge [with list of references] ; by Burt M. Rosenbaum. Jan. 1972.

5853cover title, iii+40 p. il. 4° . .. ..

D-6642. Detection of nonlinear transfer functions by use of Gaussian statistics [with list of references] ; by Jack G. Sheppard. Jan. 1972. cover title,

5854r 11 + 30 p. IL 4°

D—6648. Random walk study of electron motion in helium in crossed electro-magnetic fields [with list of references] ; by Gerald W. Englert, heb.

58551972. cover title, [1]+35 p. il. 4°

D—6649 Cvclic creep and fatigue of TD-NiCr (thoria-dispersion-strengthened D—6649. C^cke^ TD-Ni, and NiCr sheet at 1200 C [with 1st ofreferences] ; by Marvin H. Hirschberg, David A. Spera and Stanley J. Klima. Feb. 1972. cover title, [1]+28 p. il. 4°

5856 D—6650. Correlation of windage-loss data for Lundell alternator [with list of references] ; by Erwin E. Kempke, jr., and Sol H. Gorland. Feb. 1972.

5857cover title [1J “f"23 p» U» 4°

D—6651. Developable images produced by X-rays using nickel hypophosphite sys-tem • 1 X-ray sensitive salts [with list of references] ; by Charles E. May', Warren H. Phiipp, and Stanley J. Marsik. Feb. 1972. cover title,

5858[1] + 9 p. 4°D-6653. Performance of high-speed ball bearings with lead-plated retainers in liquid hydrogen for potential use in radiation environment [with list of references] ; by Donald W. Wisander, David E. Brewe and Herbert W. Scibbe. Feb. 1972. cover title, [1]+12 p. il. 4°

5859 D—6660. Fretting wear in titanium, Monel-400, and cobalt-1 2o-percent molyb-denum using scanning electron microscopy [with list of references] , by Robert C. Bill. Feb. 1972. cover title, [1] +34 p. il. 4°

5860 D-6662. High-capacity, compact vortex valve for increasing stability of super-sonic mixed-compression inlets [with list of references] ; by A er non D. Gebben, Feb. 1972. cover title, [1] +33 p. il. 4°

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NASA technical report R (series). NAS 1.12:(nos.)5861 380. Holographic system that records front-surface detail of scene moving at

high velocity [with bibliographies] ; by Robert L. Kurtz and H. Y. Doh. Jan. 1972. cover title, lx+85 p. il. 4° 4> Paper, $3.00.

5862 382. Digital-to-analog conversion circuit using third-order polynomial interpola-tion [with list of references] ; by William P. Dotson and Joe H. Wilson. Feb. 1972. cover title, x+52 p. il. 4° 4> Paper, $3.00.

NASA technical translation TT (series). NAS 1.13/2; F-(nos.)5863 F—598. Astrometry and astrophysics: no. 3, Problems of astrophysics [with lists

of references] ; edited by A. F. Bogorodskiy. .Nov. 1971. cover title, v + 106 p. u. 4° [Naukova Dumka Press, Kiev, 1908.] 9 Paper, $3.00.

5864 F—622. Ways to spaceflight; by Herman Doerth. Jan. 1972. cover title, xxv+1-218,218a-597 p. il. 4° [Translation of Wege sur raumschiftahrt, B, Olden- bourg Verlag, Munich-Berlin, 1929. J * Paper, $10.00.

5865 F—649. Perception ot respiratory medium and gas preference in man and animals[with list of references] ; by I. S. Breslav. Jan. 1972. cover title, vii +207 p. il. 4° [Nauka Press, Leningrad, 1970.] Paper, $3.00.

5866 F—655. Ionospheric research; no. 18, Collection of articles [with lists of refer-ences] ; edited by A. D. Danilov and L. A. Yudovich. Feb. 1972. cover title, vii+272 p. il. 4° [Translation of lonosfernyye issledovaniya, no. 18, Sbornik statey, Soviet Geophysical Committee, USSR Academy of of Sciences, Nauka Press, Moscow, 1969.] 4> Paper, $3.00.

5867 F—683. Astrometry and astrophysics : no. 7, Study of errors and analysis of astro-metrical observational results [with lists of references] ; edited by Ye. P. Fedorov. Feb. 1972. cover title, v + 154 p. il. 4° [Naukova Dumka Press, Kiev, 1969.] <1> Paper, $3.00.

5868 F—695. Determination of optimum composition and program of trajectory measure-ments [with list of references]; by N. N. Kozlov. Jan. 1972. cover title, iii+62 p. il. 4° [Translation of Opredeleniye optimal’nogo sostava i programmy trayektornykh izmereniy. Institute of Applied Mathematics, USiSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow, 1970.] 4> Paper. $3.00.

5869 Scientific and technical aerospace reports, annual indexes, v. 9, nos. 1-24, Jan.-Dec. 1971; [prepared by Scientific and Technical Information Fa-cility]. Dec. 31, 1971 [published 1972]. [Scientific and Technical Infor-mation Office.] ♦ Paper, $12.25 per set of 4 volumes. • Item 83O-K

NAS 1.9/5:9/l-24/sec.l-4 sec. 1. Subject index (A-Mic). cover title, [1]+iv+Al-A699+[7] p. 4° sec. 2. Subject index (Mid-Z). cover title, iv+A700-A1299 p. 4° sec. 3. Personal author index, cover title, iv + B513 p. 4° sec. 4. Corporate source, contract number, report/accession number, accession/

report number indexes, cover title, [ 786] p. 4°NAS 1.9/5 : 9/l-24/sec.l-4

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NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS SERVICE, General Services Administration, Washington, DC 20408

National Archives microfilm publications: Pamphlet accompanying microcopy. (National Archives.) $ GS 4.20: (nos.)

5870 728. Returns from Regular Army field artillery batteries and regiments, Feb.1901—Dec. 1916. 1972. cover title, 9 p.

5871 744. Returns from regular Army cavalry regiments, 1833-1916. 1972. cover title,20 p.

5872 745. Letters sent by Office of Quartermaster General, main series, 1818-1870;[prepared by Cleveland E. Collier and Maizie H. Johnson]. 1972. cover title, 9 p.

5873 854. Minutes, trial notes, and rolls of attorneys of U.S. Circuit Court for SouthernDistrict of New York, 1790-1841; [prepared by Leslie C. Waffen]. 1972. cover title, 5 p.

5874 859. Miscellaneous numbered records (manuscript file) in War Department col-lection of Revolutionary War records, 1775-90’s. 1972. cover title, 30 p.

5875 867. Selected photographs of Calvin Coolidge, 1917—43 ; [prepared by Jerry L.Wallace], [1972.] [2]+2p.

5876 868. Selected photographs of Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1943-61; [selected byDavid E. Kyvig and William M. Maury]. [1972.] [2]+3 p.

Special lists, t GS 4.7: (nos.)5877 25. Aerial photographs in National Archives [list] ; compiled by Charles E. Taylor

and Richard E. Spurr. 1971. vii+106 p. 4° (National Archives.) L.C. card 75-174520

5878 27. Cartographic records relating to Territory of Iowa, 1838—46; compiled byLaura E. Kelsay and Frederick W. Pernell. 1971. vii+27 p. il. 4° (National Archives.)L.C. card 70-175627

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NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS, Commerce Dept. Gaithersburg, MD 20760

Federal information processing standards publication, FIPS pub. [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, $12.00 (including ah new FIPS pubhea-tions and supplements for an indefinite period), $3.00 additional for foreign mailing; single copies vary in price. • Item 248-D20 Guidelines for describing information interchange formats. Mar. 1. 1972. cover

title 11 p. 4° [Category, software, subcategory, documentation. Text on p. 2 of cover.] ♦ Paper, 25c. e

Handbook. _ , ,, .109. Aluminum wire tables; editors: C. Peterson, J. L. Thomas, H. Cook. Fe .

1972. vi+58+[l] p. 4° [Com pan lori publication to NBS Handbook 100, Copper wire tables.] * Paper, 65c. (S/N 0303-0903). • ltem^24& .

Monograph. , , . ,19Q ROLOVAC f bolometric voltage and current] systems for measuring electrical 123- quSutles1 from 0l 5MHz through microwav^ [with list of.references.; by]

Myron C. Selby. Jan. 1972. iv + 20 p. il. 4» * Paper, 30c. (S/N 0303- 0929). • Item 247-A c 13.44 • 123L.C. card 79-183998 C 13'4* •

National standard reference data series, NSRDS-NBS.35 Atomic energy levels as derived from analyses of optical spectra; v. 2, Spectra

of chromium, manganese, iron, cobalt, nickel, copper, zinc, gallium, ger-manium, arsenic, selenium, bromine, krypton, rubidium, strontium, yttrium, zirconium, and niobium [with lists of references] ; by Charlotte B. Moore. [Reissued Dec. 1971.] [1971.] [1]+xxxi+227 +[3] p. 4° [Bepiint of NBS circular 467, v. 2, 1952. Includes additions and corrections to v. l.J ♦ Cloth, $4.25 (S/N 0303-0935). • Item 248-BL.C. card 75-609945 c 13/18 *

Special pubheations. • Item 247 013.10: (nos.)200-24.

PrecUlou'measurement and calibration, selected NBS papers [with bib-

published papers by staff, National Bureau of Standards including selected abstracts by NBS and non-NBS authors. Issued in 11 vols. Includes official SI unit names and symbols list on p. 3 of cover.] ♦ Cloth, $6.25 (S/N 0303-0923).

Electronicddensity°of states, based on invited and contributed papers and * discussion, 3d Materials research symposium held at Gaithersburg^ Md.,

Nov 3-6 1969 [with lists of references] ; Lawrence H. Bennett, editor. Dec.' 1971. [835] p. il. 4° * Cloth, $7.75.

300.

323.

352.359.

World index of plastics standards; Leslie H. Breden, editor. Dec. 1971. viil+445+ [1]|p. 4° * Cloth, $5.50 (S/N 0303-0891)

Metrology and standardization in less-developed countries, role of na-tional capability for industrializing economics, proceedings of seminar held Warrenton, Va., Feb. 1—4, 1971; edited by H. L. Mason and H. S. Mepr Dw’ 1971 x+382 p.+ [l] p. il- 4° [Seminar organized by Agency for International Development and National Bureau of Stand- 2SF31Uof Hattori Aeadem,, of Solencet. and National Academy of Engineering.] ♦ Cloth, $o.00 (S/N 0303-0951).L.C. card 72-601051

Technical notes. • Item 249-A 013.46: (nos.)705 Tabulation of voluntary national standards, industry standards, interna-

tional recommendations and certification programs for consumer products, 1by1 Sophie J. Chumas. Dec. 1971. vi+68 + [1] p. 4° * Paper, 70c.

709. X-ray diffraction method for determining amoimt of auênite in austemt^ ferrite mixture [with list of references; by] C. J. Bechtoldt. Feb. 1972.

712 Manua^înd^computerized footprint identification [with list of references, “ Wesstein. Feb. 1972. [1] +14 p. il. 4» * Paper, 25c.

713 Electromagnetic multipole transitions in recoupling picture, or elec ro scattering without curls [with list of references; by] J. S. O Connell. Feb. 1972. ii+20+ [1] p. U. 4° ♦ Paper, 30c.

Voluntary product standard PS (series). ([Office of Engineering Stand- a rds Service.])

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NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept.Bethesda, MD 20014

5893 Cancer of the mouth; [prepared by Research Information RrnnchL [Re-vised 1971.] 6 p. narrow 8° ([NIH 72-118.]) * Paper, $5.50 per 100: single copy, 10c. (S/N 1742-0039). • Item 507-G-2 HE 20.3152: M 86

NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept.,

Rockville, MD 20852

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Conference series.University medical care programs, evaluation, [with list of references: by]

Paul M. Densen Sidney S. Lee [and] Elizabeth H. Kasey. Dec. 1971 [pub-lished 1972]. [1] 4-164 p. (DHEW publication (HSM) 72-3010; Research and Development.) t • Item 491-B-8L.C. card 72-600906 hr 20.2114 ; Un 3

Provisional guidelines for automated multiphasic health testing and services; v. 3, Proceedings of invitational conference on AMHTS, Jan. 21-23, 1970 [with bibliographies.] [1971.] xv-j-388 p. il. (DHEW publication (HSM) 72-3011.) 4> Paper, $3.00. • Item 491-B-5L.C. cord 76-608607 HE 20.2108; Au 8/v,3

NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Washington, DC 20201

Vital and health statistics: Series 2, Data evaluation and methods research. • Item500-E

44. Quality control in national health examination survey [with list of references • by WesI„ey L- Schaible]. Feb. 1972. iv+22 p. 4° (DHEW publication (HSM) 72-1023 ; [Office of Statistical Methods].) ♦ Paper, 35c.L.C. card 70-608550 HE 20.2210 : 2/44

----- Series 10, Data from National Health Survey. HE 20.2210:10/(nos.) 66. Hospital and surgical insurance coverage, United States, 1968 [with list of

references; by Geraldine A. Gleeson], Jan. 1972. iii4-49 p. il 4° (DHEW publication (HSM) 72-1033; [Public Health Service publication 1000 series 21, no. 15; Division of Health Interview Statistics].) [Prepared in cooperation with Bureau of Census.] * Paper, 55c.L.C. card 71-169284

67. Disability days, United States, 1968; [by Mary H. Wilder]. Jan. 1972. iv 4-45 p. il. 4° (DHEW publication (HSM) 72-1034; Division of Health Interview Statistics].) [Prepared in cooperation with Census Bureau 1 * Paper, 50c.L.C. card 59-61114

69. Acute conditions, incidence and associated disability United States, July 1968-June 1969 [with list of references ; by Charles S. Wilder]. Feb. 1972 iv4-61 p. 11. 4° (DHEW publication (HSM) 72-1036; [Division of Health Interview Statistics].) ♦ Paper, 65c.L.C. card 65-60041

----- Series 11, Data from National Health Survey.5900 111. Hearing levels of children by demographic and socioeconomic characteristics,

United States [with list of references; by Jean Roberts]. Feb. 1972. iv -j-47 p. 11. 4° (DHEW (HSM) 72—1025; [Division of Health Examina-tion Statistics].) [Prepared in cooperation with Census Bureau.] * Paper, oOc.L.C. card 76-610281 HE 20.2210 :11/111

NATIONAL CENTER FOR SOCIAL STATISTICS, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Washington, DC 20201

o901 Findings of 1971 AFDC study: pt. 1, Demographic and program char-acteristics. Dec. 22, 1971. 12-f-[58] p. 4° (DHEW publication (SRS) 72-03756; NCSS report AFDC-1 (71).) [Issued with perforations.] f

HE 17.639/3 : 971/pt.l5902 National cross-tabulations from 1967 and 1969 AFDC studies. Dec. 15,1971.

[59] p. 4° (DHEW publication (SRS) 72-03755; NCSS report AFDC- Special (67-69).) [Issued with perforations.] f • Item 512-D-3

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NATIONAL CLEARINGHOUSE FOR DRUG ABUSE INFORMATION 5454 Wisconsin Avenue, Chevy Chase, MD 20015

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NATIONAL CLEARINGHOUSE FOR SMOKING AND HEALTH, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Rockville, MD 20852

Women and smoking, latest brief. [1971.] [2] p. il. oblong 8°, folded intonarrow size. ([Publication (HSM) 72-7512.]) t • HE 20.2602 : W o4

NATIONAL CREDIT UNION ADMINISTRATION 1325 K St. N.W., Washington, DC 20256

State-chartered credit unions 1970 annual report. [1971.] [U+H-Hg p. il. 4° [Map on p. 3 of cover.] t NCU 1.1/2: 970

NATIONAL HIGHWAY TRAFFIC SAFETY ADMINISTRATION Transportation Dept., Washington, DC 20591

Federal motor vehicle safety standards and regulations, supp. 8, special supp. Jan. 19, 1972. [1972.] [10] p. 4° [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, $8.00 (including basic manual and supplementary material for an indefinite period) ; $2.00 additional for foreign mailing. • Item 982-D-3 TD 2.206: M 85/969-2/supp.8/rev.pages

___ supp. 13, Feb. 2,1972. [1972.] [18] p. il. 4° [Issued in looseleaf form.] ♦ Paper $8.00 (including basic manual and supplementary material for an indefinite period) ; $2.00 additional for foreign mailing. • Item 982-D-3 TD 2 206: M 85/969-2/supp.l3

NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION CONTROL COUNCIL Washington, DC 20230

Airports and the community [with bibliography], Sub-^uncil report, Feb.1972. [1972.] 36 p. * Paper, 30c. • Item 1070-B-2 1 3.1n 2/8: 2 Ai 7/2

Fluorescent lamps, environmental compatibility of fluorescent and other mercury-containing lamps, sub-council report [with list of references]. [1972.] 20 p. * Paper, 25c. • Item 1070-B-2 Y 3.1n 2/8: 2 F 67

Tobacco industry and pollution, sub-council report, Feb. ^2. [1972.] 13 p.* Paper, 20c. • Item 1070-B-2 y 3.1n 2/8.2 T 55

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DENTAL RESEARCH, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Bethesda, MD 20014

Dental research in United States and Canada, FY 1970, errata. [1972.] [3]p.4° f • Item 507-0-1 HE 20.3402: D 43/970/errata

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MENTAL HEALTH, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Chevy Chase, MD 20015

Alcohol is a drug, there are 9,000,000 alcohol addicts in America [poster] 1972. 16x14 in. (DHEW publication (HSM) 72-9098; National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.) * Paper, $11.25 per 100 5 single copy, 15c. (S/N 1724-0189). HE 20.2421. Al 1

Community at the crossroads, drug education simulation game. [197L] Cardboard box, 6y2"xl0"x334", containing director s guide, film discus-sion guide, and 32 each: players’ manuals, role cards, budget* report, police report, and clergyman’s report. (Social semiimr) $l3.75.• Item 507-B-10 HE 20.2408/2. u


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5914 If you need a drink to be social, that’s not social drinking [all lettered poster]. 1972. 16 x 14 in. (DHEW publication (HSM) 72-9096; National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.) ♦ Paper, $7.50 per 100; single copy 10c. (S/N 1724-0190). HE 20.2421: D 83/2

5915 It can’t be home, social and emotional aspects of residential care [with bibliography; by] Hans. F. Falck and Mary K. Kane. 1971. 52 p. il. oblong 12° ([DHEW] publication (HSM) 71-9050.) * Paper, 50c.• Item 507-B-5 HE 20.2402 : H 75

5916 Mental health programs reports, 5 [with lists of references; by] Antoinette Gattozzi [and others] ; Julius Segal, editor. [1971.] vii-f-388 p. (Program Analysis and Evaluation Branch, Office of Program Planning and Evalu-ation; DHEW publication (HSM) 72-9042.) * Paper, $1.75 (S/N 1724-0176). • Item 507-B-2 HE 20.2419: 5

Mental health statistics: Series A [Mental health facility report]. ([Na-tional Clearinghouse for Mental Health Information.])

5917 8. Stocio-economic characteristics of admissions to in-patient services of state andcounty mental hospitals, 1969; [compiled by Nessa G. Meyer. [1971.] iv + 31 p. il. 4° (DHEW Publication (HSM 72—9048.) [Prepared by Survey and Reports Section, Biometry Branch, Office of Program Planning and Evalua-tion.] * Paper, 40c. • Item 491-AL.C. card 72-600887 HE 20.2415 : A/8

5918 NIAAA, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. [Revised 1972.] [1972.] 11 p. il. narrow large 8° ([DHEW publication (HSM) 72-9019.]) f HE 20.2402: A1/4/972

5919 Planning for creative change in mental health services: Distillation of prin-ciples on research utilization, v. 2, Bibliography with annotations. [1972.] vi-f-252 p. 4° ([Publication (HSM) 71-9061.]) * Paper, $2.00 (S/N 1724-0146). • Item 507-B-10 HE 20.2402 : Se 6/v.2

5920 Planning for creative change in mental health services: Information sources and how to use them. [1971, published 1972.] vi-j-22 p. 4° ([Publication (HSM) 71-9058.]) * Paper, 35c. (S/N 1724-9151). • Item 507-B-5 L.C. card 72-600949 HE 20.2408 : Se 6/2

5921 Social seminar, [film] discussion guide : Drugs and beyond. [1972.] 20 p. il. narrow 8° ([DHEW publication (HSM) 72-9035.]) [Prepared in co-operation with Education Office.] t • Item 507-B-10

HE 20.2408/2: D 845922 ------ Mr. Edler’s class. [1972.] 20 p. il. narrow 8° ([DHEW publication

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5923 ------ What is teaching? what is learning? [1971.] 20 p. il. narrow 8°([DHEW publication (HSM) 72-9033.]) [Prepared in cooperation with Education Office.] f • Item 507-B-10 HE 20.2408/2: T 22/2

5924 ien terrific hangover cures [colored poster]. 1972. 16 x 14 in. (DHEW publication (HSM) 72-9095; National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.) ♦ Paper, $11.25 per 100; single copy 15c. (S/N 1724-0191).

HE 20.2421: H 195925 What kind of a drinker are you? take this test and find out for yourself

[colored poster]. 1972. 16 x 14 in. (DHEW publication (HSM) 72-9097; National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.) * Paper, $11.25

per 100; single copy 15c. (S/N 1724-0188). HE 20.2421: D 83

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5926 Clinical Center, current clinical studies and patient referral procedures. Re-vised Mar. 1972. [1972.] iv+67 p. narrow 8° (Clinical Center. Bethesda, Md.) f • Item 507-A-22 HE 20.3010 : 972




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Institutional guide to DHEW policy on protection of human subjects. [Dec 1, 1971; published 1972.] vii+24 p. ([DHEW publication (NIH) 72-102.]) * Paper, 25c. (S/N 1740-0326). • Item 507-Hv HE 20.3008: H 88

NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD Washington, DC 20570

Decisions and orders of National Labor Relations Board, v. 171, Apr. 24—June 20, 1968. 1972. vii+[6]+1657 p. 4° * Cloth, $13.00. •Item 826

LR l.o ’ 171

___ v. 174. Jan. 8-Mar. 20, 1969. 1971. xiii+1304 p. 4°• Item 826

___ v. 181, Feb. 5-Apr. 14, 1970. 1971. xii+1143 p. 4°• Item 826

♦Cloth, $10.75.LR 1.8:174

♦Cloth, $9.75.LR 1.8:181

Layman’s guide to basic law under National labor relations act; prepared in Office of General Counsel. [Revised Oct. 1971.] 1971 [published 1^72]. x+59 p. il. oblong 24° * Paper, 35c. (S/N 3100-009o). • Item 827-A

LR 1.0/ z: ‘io/v 4 -L

NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Bethesda, MD 20014

Bibliography of medical reviews, 1960-70. [1970.] [15] +576 p. 4° (DHEW publication (NIH) 72-257.) [Includes cumulation of citations to review SclTs indexed in Index medicus from 1966 through,1970).] * Paper $6.75 (S/N 1752-0133). • Item 508-F HE 20.3610/2.966-70

Notes for medical catalogers, no. 11. Nov. 1971. ii+48 p. 4° t

NATIONAL MARINE FISHERIES SERVICE, Commerce Dept. Washington, DC 20230

Current fishery statistics, G.F.S. (series). f • Item 610-A >

K212 South Carolina landings, annual summary 1969. Nov. 4, 1971. 4 p. 4° (NOAA XCFSA-5212 SA-4.) [Prepared in cooperation with South Caro-lina Wildlife Resources Department, Division of Commercial Fisheries,

5515. Fish’meafand oil,’ 1970, annual summary. Sept. 1, 1971. 4 p. il. 4° (NOAA 5570 NewCJersey5landiMS^ annual summary 1970. Dec. 28, 1971. 9 p. 4° (NOAA

XCFSA—5570 NA—5 ) [Prepared in cooperation with Department of Con- fe?vatfon and Economic Development, Division of Fish and Game, Tren-

™ -Hmm

K771 Ala ham a landings annual summary 1970. Dec. 1, 1971. 4 p. 4° [Prepared 577!. Alajaana^dingsânnua^â D/partment of donservatlon. Montgomery, Ala.]

Our changing fisheries; Sidney Shapiro, editor. [1971.] x+534 p. il. 4° [Some illustrations are colored.] * Cloth, $9.00. • Item 60^“^ L.C. card 72-600832 0 °

NATIONAL MEDIATION BOARD Washington, DC 20572

37th annual report of National Mediation Board including report of Na-tional Railroad Adjustment Board for fiscal year ended June 30, 1971. 197L vi+103 p. * Paper, 50c. ( S/N 3700-0010). • Item 832

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NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION, Commerce Dept., Washington, DC 20235

5942 Earthquakes. [1972.] [16] p. il. 4° ([NOAA/PA 70030.]) * Paper, 30c. (S/N 0317-0058). • Item 250-E-2 C 55.2 : Ea 7/2/971

5943 Farming the sea, a special section on aquaculture reprinted from NOAA, the quarterly magazine of Department of Commerce’s National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. [1971.] 23 p. il. 4° [Reprinted from NOAA, v. 1, no. 4, Oct. 1971.] f C 55.14/a : F 229

5944 Fisheries management, its scientific and economic imperatives, address by Robert M. White, Administrator, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Department of Commerce, before Governor’s 4th Con-servation Congress on Marine Fisheries Resources, Portland, Oreg., Dec. 13, 1971. [1971.] [1] +9 p. 4° f C 55.24: W 57

5945 International Field Year for Great Lakes, IFYGL bulletin, no. 1. Jan. 1972. cover title, 37 p. il. 4° [Conceived as part of International Hydrological Decade, 1965-74, the International Field Year for Great Lakes is a joint Canadian-United States program.] f C 55.21:1

NOAA technical report. (Environmental Research Laboratories, Boulder, Colo.) • Item 208-B-7 O 55.13: ERL- (nos.)

5946 ERL 220—ARL 1. Pendleton project, study of atmospheric effect on weak shockwaves traversing long ray paths [with list of references ; by] Gary A. Herbert, William A. Hass. Dec. 1971. xi+96 p. il. 4° [Prepared for Office of Noise Abatement, Federal Aviation Administration.] ♦ Paper, $1.00.

5947 ERL 221-WPL 19. Experimental investigation of correction of electrical range errors by passive microwave radiometry [with list of refer-ences; by] Fred O. Guiraud, Martin T. Decker, [and] Ed R. Westwater. Dec. 1971. v+90 p. il. 4° » Paper, $1.00.

5948 NOAA’s role in Nation’s program, address by Robert M. White, Administra-tor, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, before American Association for Advancement of Science, Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 29,1971.[1971.] 15 p. 4° f O 55.24: W 57/2

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, Interior Dept. Washington, DC 20242

5949 Interpretive prospectus: Chalmette National Historical Park. Mar. 1971. [2]+24 p. 11. 4° ([Office of Environmental Planning and Design.]) J

I 29.2: C 35 59oO ----- jOhn Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site, Mass.; [by Nan V.

Rickey and others]. [1971.] [3]+32 p. il. 4° ([Office of Environmental Planning and Design.]) J 129.2: J 61/3

5951 ------ Mound City Group National Monument, Ohio; [by Nicholas Veloz andothers], [1971.] [2]+19 p. il. 4° ([Office of Environmental Planning and Design.]) $ I 29.2 : M 86/3

5952 ------ Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, Mich. [1971.] [2]+27 p. il. 4°([Office of Environmental Planning and Design.]) J 129.2: P 58

5953 Mesa Verde National Park, administrative history, 1906-70 [with bibliog-raphy] ; by Richardo Torres-Reyes. Dec. 1970. [l]+ix+389 p. 10 pl. 3 maps, 4° (Office of History and Historic Architecture, Eastern Service Center, Washington, D.C.) $L.C. card 73-613845 I 29.2: M 56/906-70

5954 National survey of historic sites and buildings.v. 12. Soldier and brave, historic places associated with Indian affairs and Indian

wars in trans-Mississippi West; Robert G. Ferris, series editor. New edition. 1971. xvi+453 p. il. 9 maps. [Illustrated lining papers. One illustration is colored. Includes list of suggested reading.] * Cloth, $4.00 • Item 648 I 29.2 : H 62/9/V.12

5955 Oxon Hill Children’s Farm, Oxon Hill, Md. [1972.] [10] p. il. 24° +• Item 651 129.6:0x6

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5956 President’s Park South, Washington, D.C. [with bibliography]; by George J. Olszewski. Apr. 1970. [1] 4-viii-f-69+ [7] p. 54 pl. 4° (Office of History and Historic Architecture, Eastern Service Center, Washington, D.O.) j L.C. card 70-612500 129.2 :P 92/3

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5958

Site Bc236, Chaco Canyon National Monument, N. Mex. [with list of selected references]; by Zorro A. Bradley. June 1971. [l]+vi+127 p. il. 4° (Division of Archeology, Office of Archeology and HistoricPreservation.) $L.O. card 73-614014 129.2: C 34

NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY, Smithsonian Institution Washington, DC 20560

Washington in new era, 1870-1970; [by] Leticia W. Brown [and] Elsie M.Lewis. Feb. 1972. 40 p. il. 4° (Education Department.) * Paper, 60c.(S/N 4706-0007). • Item 922-BL.O. card 72-601012 SI 11.2: W 27/807-970

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION Washington, DC 20550

5959 Graduate student support and manpower resources in graduate science education, fall 1970. [1971.] viii+105 p. il. oblong 8° (NSF 71-27; Survey of science resources series.) * Paper, $1.25. (S/N 3800-0103.) • Item 834—T NS !-22: G 75/971

5960 Initial reports of Deep Sea Drilling Project. [Project planned and carried out with advice of Joint Oceanographic Institutions for Deep Earth Sampling (JOIDES).]

v 9 Covering leg 9 of drilling vessel Glomar Challenger, Papeete, Tahiti to ' ’ Balboa, Panama, Dec. 1969-Jan. 1970 [with lists of references ; by] James

D. Hays [and others], [Jan. 1972.] xxi+1205 p. il. 2 pl. in pocket 4 [Illustrated lining papers in color. Prepared for National Ocean Sediment Coring Program under contact C-482 by University of California Scripps Institution of Oceanography. One plate is colored.] Cloth, $14.• Item 834—CL.C. card 74-603338 NS 1.2 : D 36/2/V.9

5961 National Science Foundation, 21st annual report for fiscal year 1971. [1972. ] [3] 4-107 p. il. 4° ([NSF 72-1.]) [Also issued as H. doc. 188, 92d Cong., 2d sess.] * Paper, $1.50. • Item 834—B NS 1.1.971

NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE, Commerce Dept. Springfield, VA 22151

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1970 census of population microfiche final reports: report 1, Alphabetical index of industries and occupations, report 2, Classified index of in-dustries and occupations, microfiche order form. [Dec. 1971. J [4] p. narrow 8° ([Form BC-2223.]) t C 5L11: P 81/9(0-7

From the looms of PLASTEC [and PLASTEO note reports price: list..] [June 1971.] [2] p. 4° ([PR 8-07a.]) t C 51.11 :P 69/2

NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD, Transportation Dept., Washington, DC 20590

Highway accident reports NTSB-HAR (series).7i-3-

[1971.] vii + l-la, 2-90 p. il. 4° d> Paper, $3.00. TD 1.117 . 71 3 Transport safety needs in 1972, presentation by John H. Reed- Chairman,

National Transportation Safety Board, before Transportation Associa-tion of America Board of Directors, New York, New York, Feb 1, 19 <2 [1972.] [1] +8 p. 4° t TD 1-110 • R 25/22

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NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND, Defense Dept. Washington, DC 20360

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Design manual DM (series). [Issued in looseleaf form.]22. Liquid fueling dispensing facilities [with bibliography], 4th edition. Nov 1971

[78] p. il. 1 pl 4° [Includes publication transmittal dated Oct.’1971’ NA.VEA.C DM—22, Dec. 1968, in full.] ♦Paper, 75c. (S/N 0850-

0091). •Item 418-A D 209.14/2 : 22/4

NAVAL OCEANOGRAPHIC OFFICE, Defense Dept. Washington, DC 20390

Publications.1—N.

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Catalog of nautical charts, region 1 [United States and Canada]. 1st edition June 1, 1962, 9th edition May 1, 1971. [1971.] [30] p. il. f« [Includes one page for records of corrections.] f Paper, 25c.

„ . . „ x. , , D 203.22: l-N/reg.1/971Catalog of nautical charts, region 3 [Western Europe, Iceland, GreenlandA*cticJ- 18t edition July 1, 1962, 9th edition Apr. 1, 1971.

[19 <1.J [2oj p. il. f° [Includes one page for records of corrections Accompanied by sheet of corrections. 1 p. 4°, affecting this publication.] t Paper 25c D 203.22 : l-N/reg.3/971

Catalog of nautical charts, region 5 [Western Africa and the Mediter-ranean]. 1st edition Apr. 1, 1962, 9th edition May 1, 1971. [1971.] [28] p. 11. f° [Includes one page for records of corrections.] t Paper,

„ 7, c x. , . D 203.22: l-N/reg.5/971Catalog of nautical charts, region 7 [Australia, Indonesia, and NewZealand]. 1st edition Sept. 1, 1961, 10th edition July 1971. [1971.][23] p. il. f» [Includes one page for records of corrections.] t Paper,

f x. , . x . . D 203.22:1-N/reg.7/971Catalog of nautical charts, special purpose navigational charts and pub-lications. 1st edition Apr. 1, 1971. [1971.] 33-f-[l] p. il. f<> [Includes one page for records of corrections. Accompanied by sheet of correc-tions, 1 p. 4°, affecting this publication.] J D 203.22 :1-N-A

NAVAL PERSONNEL BUREAU, Defense Dept. Washington, DC 20390

Aviation storekeeper 1 & C [with reading list; prepared by Navy Training Publications Center, NAS Memphis, Millington, Tenn,]. [1972 edition.] [1972.] cover title, iv4-364 p. il. 4° (Rate training manual; NAVPERS 10399-D.) $ • Item 404L.C. card 72-601048 D 208.11; Av 5/18/972

Photographer’s mate 3 & 2 [with reading list; produced by Navy Training Publications Center, Millington, Tenn.]. [1971 edition.] [1972.] cover title, v4-679 p. il. 4° (Rate training manual; NAVPERS 10355-A.) [Some illustrations are colored.] * Paper, $6.00 (S/N 0847-0146 ) • Item 404 D 208.11: P 56/6/971

Ship servicemen’s handbook [prepared by Training Publications Division, Naval Personnel Program Support Activity]. [1st edition 1967, revised 1971.] [19)1.] cover title, iv-f-263 p. il. 4° (Rate training manual; NAVPERS 10292-A.) $ • Item 404 D 208.11: Sh 6/7/971

Storekeeper 3 & 2; [prepared by Training Publications Division, Naval Personnel Program Support Activity]. [1st edition 1948, revised 1971.] [1971.] cover title, iii-|-362 p. il. 4° (Rate training manual; NAVPERS 10269-G.) J • Item 404L.C. card 72-601018 D 208.11: St 7/971

NAVAL RESEARCH OFFICE, Defense Dept. Washington, DC 20390

NRL report. (Naval Research Laboratory.) D210.8:(nos.)7232. Finite-time stability of linear discrete-time systems [with list of references •

by] Leonard Weiss and Jong-Sen Lee. Mar. 31, 1971. cover title, 10 n. 4° (Mathematics Research Center report 71-3.) [NRL problems B01-11 and B01-10 ; project RR 003-02-41-6153.] 4 Paper, $3.00 (AD 722654).

7278. Finite element analysis of notched tensile specimens in plane stress [with Ust of references; by] C. A. Griffis. Sept. 10, 1971. cover title, ii+36 P- u- 4° * INRL problem MOI-24 ; project RR 007-01-46-5431.] 4 Paper, $3.00 (AD 731372).

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7294. Numerical calculation of dispersion relations for internal gravity waves [with list of references ; by] Thomas H. Bell, jr. Sept. 7, 1971. cover title, 11+44 p. 11. 4° [Problem G01-06, project A 37-370/F08-125-703.] 4 Paper, $3.00 (AD 732379).

7296. Analysis of internally redundant structural cable arrays [with list of ref-erences; by] Richard A. Skip and George J. O’Hara. Sept. 1, 1971. cover title, 11+32 p. 11. 4° [NRL problem N01-24; project RR 104-03-41.] 4 Paper, $3.00 (AD 731052).

7300. Determination of fixed-base natural frequency of multiple-foundation mechanical systems by shake test [with list of references; by] C. N1 and R. A. Skop. Nov. 17, 1971. cover title, vl + 34 p. 11. 4° [NRL problems F02—18 and E02-24 ; projects RR 009-03—45—5757 and RR 009-03—45- 5807.] 4 Paper, $3.00 (AD 733654).

7318. Auto-tracking antenna system [with bibliography; by] George E. Price. Oct 7, 1971. cover title, ii+36 p. il. 4° [NRL problem R06-29, project M1PR 7616-71-00301.] 4Paper, $3.00 (AD 732380).

7320. Scattering from periodic corrugated surface: pt. 1, Semi-infinite inhomo-geneously filled plates with soft boundaries [with list of references; by] John A. DeSanto. Nov. 11, 1971. cover title, ii+34 p. il. 4° [NRL problem S01-40; project RE 05-552-402-4070.] 4 Paper, $3.00 (AD 733653). a

7321. Scattering from periodic corrugated surface: pt. 2, Semi-infinite inhomo-geneously filled plates with hard boundaries [with list of references; by] John A. DeSanto. Nov. 15, 1971. cover title, ii+16 p. ih 4° [NRL prob-lem S01-40; project RE 05-552-402-4070.] 4 Paper, $3.00 (AD

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733652).Neutron spectrometer using organic scintillators [with lists of references] ;

by D. W. Jones and M. Elaine Toms. Nov. 10, 1972. cover title, iv + 70 p. il 4° [NRL problem H01-09 ; project RR002-06-41-5005.] 4 Paper, $3.00 (AD 733979).

Three-dimensional scattered field from ocean bottom [with list of references; by] Kenneth D. Elowers, Burton G. Hurdle, and Kingsley P. Thompson. Nov. 5, 1971. cover title, ii+22 p. il. 4° ([NRL problems S01-12 and SOI—47, project RE 101—03—44—4059, SE 101—03—15—8181, SE 11—552— 006-14317, SE 11-552-001-8181.]) * Paper, $3.00 (AD 733651).

7327. Prevention of surface electrical leakage in presence of moisture [with list of references ; by] Hayward R. Baker and Robert N. Bolster. Oct. 26, 1971. cover title, ii+22 p. il. 4° [NRL Problem C02-04; project ORD 456- 006-173—1—UE8531301.J 4 Paper, $3.00 (AD 732378).

7332. Plane stress fracture resistance of one steel sheet and two titanium sheet alloys [with list of references by] A. M. Sullivan and C. N. Freed. Oct. 27, 1971. cover title, i+18 p. il. 4° [NRL Problem MOI-24; project RR 007-46-5431.] 4 Paper, $3.00 (AD 733655).

7333. Computer program for determining polycrystalline elastic moduli from single-crystal elastic constants [with list of references; by] C. L. Void. Nov. 30, 1971. cover title, ii + 18 p. 4- ([NRL problem M01-23, project RR 003—01-46—5430.]) 4 Paper, $3.00 (AD 734664).

7335. Characterization of hot-pressed MgO [with list of references; by] Roy W. Rice Nov. 16, 1971. cover title, ii + 32 p. il. 4° ([NRL problem C05-28 ; project RR 007-02-41-5677.]) 4 Paper, $3.00 (AD 733981).

7353 Engineering significance of statistical and temperature-induced fracture mechanics toughness variations of fracture-safe assurance [with list of references; by] F. J. Loss. Dec. 2, 1971. cover title, 11+20 p. 11. 4° ([NRL problem MOI-14, projects RR-22-11—41-5409 and AEC-AT (49—5)—2110.]) 4 Paper, $3.00 (AD 734665).

7360 Evaluation of inhibitors in corrosion of AISI 304 stainless steel by FC-196 aqueous film-forming foam concentrate [with list of references; by] Clarence M. Shepherd and Robert L. Jones. Dec. 7, 1971. cover title, 12 p 11. 4° ([NRL problem 005—19, project S—4643—12081.]) 4Paper, $’3.00 (AD 734666).

Selected methods and models in military operations research [with bibli-ographies] : edited by Peter W. Zehna, contributions by Alvin F. Andrus [and others]. [1971.] vii-f-412 p. 11. (Naval Postgraduate School, Mon- terev. Calif.) [Sponsored by Naval Analysis Programs.] * Cloth, $3.25 (S/N 0851-0054). • Item 407 D 210-2: Op 2

NAVAL SHIP SYSTEMS COMMAND, Defense Dept. Washington, DC 20350

5993 Faceplate, [official magazine for divers of United States Navy; William I.Milwee, editor-in-chief]. [Quarterly.] t • Item 412-D

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NAVAL WEATHER SERVICE COMMAND, Defense Dept. Washington, DC 20390

Noth .—Under the command of the Chief of Naval Operations, the Commander, Naval Weather Service Command insures the fulfillment of Department of the Navy meteorological requirements and Department of Defense requirements for ocean-ographic analyses/forecasts, and provides technical guidance In meteorological maf- ters throughout the naval service.

5994 World-wide airfield summaries (series).v. 10, pt. 1. Europe (Scandinavia and northern Europe). Apr. 1971. cover title

xx-j-489 p. oblong 8° [Issued with marginal index tabs on card-board showing index location and country names with maps of area-] t D 220.2: W 89/v.lO/pt.l

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Defense Dept. Washington, DC 20350

MC report.5995 005. Proceedings of international Symposium on Biological Sound Scattering in

the Ocean, Mar. 31-Apr. 2, 1970, Airlie House Conference Center, Warren-ton, Va., sponsored by Maury Center for Ocean Science [with lists of ref-ences] ; editor, C. Brooke Farquhar. [1971.] xi+629 p. il. large 8° [Seal of Oceanographer of Navy appears on title page.] ♦Cloth, $6.50 (S/N 0851-0053). • Item 370-B j v wL.C. card 74-616369 D 201.20: 005

5996 YOUr Navy from viewpoint of Nation’s finest artists [Navy art collection, announcement and order form], [Revised Jan. 1972.] [1972.] [21] p iL narrow 8° (NAVSO P-3079.) | • Item 373-B D 201.9; 972

OIL AND GAS OFFICE, Interior Dept.Washington, DC 20240

5997 Estimated international flow of petroleum and tanker utilization, 1970-71. [June 1971.] cover title, [2] +10 leaves il. 4° 1 164.2: P 44/5/970-71

PATENT OFFICE, Commerce Dept.Washington, DC 20231

5998 Commissioner of Patents annual report, fiscal year 1971. [1972.] [3]+35 p.* Paper, 25c. (S/N 0304-0495). • Item 251 0 21.1/2:971

5999 Index of patents issued from Patent Office, 1970: pt. 1, List of patentees.1971. 1841 p. 4° ♦ Cloth, $14.00. • Item 255 C 21.5/2: 970/pt.l

6000 ------ pt. 2, Index to subjects of invention. 1972. 333 p. 4° * Cloth, $4 50• Item 255 O 21.5/2: 970/pt.2

PESTICIDES PROGRAMS, Environmental Protection Agency, Chamblee, GA 30341

6001 Clinical handbook on economic poisons, emergency information for treating poisoning; [by] Wayland J. Hayes, jr. [Revised 1963, reprinted Oct. 1971.] [4]+144 p. il. (Division of Pesticide Community Studies.) * Paper, $1.00. • Item 473-B-2 EP 5.8: P 75

PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES Washington, DC 20501

6002 concept of education as investment; by Irving J. Goffman, J. Ronnie Davis, John F. Morrall III. Aug. 1971. [1] +117 p. il. 4° [Final report prepared for President’s Commission on School Finance. Contract OEC-O-71- 1346.] $ • Item 851-JL.C. card 72-600786 Pr 37.8: Sch 6/Ed 8

6003 Economies in education, report; [by] Oresap, McCormick and Paget, Inc., New York, N.Y. [1972.] v+285 p. 4° (President’s Commission on School Finance.) [Includes bibliographical footnotes.] £ • Item 851-J L.C. card 72-601020 Pr 37.8: Sch 6/Ec 7




6004 Estimates and projections of special target group populations in elemen-tary and secondary public schools; by Joseph Froomkin, J. R. Endriss [and] Robert W. Stump. Jan. 1972. viii-f-95 p. 4° [Prepared by Joseph Froomkin, Inc., Washington, D.C. for President’s Commission on School Finance.] $ • Item 851-JL.C. card 72-601047 Pr 37.8 : Sch 6/T17

6005 Financial implications of changing patterns of nonpublic school operations in Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee and Philadelphia ; [prepared by] Univer-sity of Michigan, School of Education, Ann Arbor, Mich. Oct 1971 [pub-lished 1972], [4]ii-f-239 p. il. 4° (President’s Commission on School Finance.) $ • Item 851—J Pr 37.8: Sch 6/F 49

6006 Foundation program and educational needs, conceptual analysis; by Arthur E. Wise. Sept. 1971. [l]-]-i4-25 p. (President’s Commission on School Finance ) i • Item 851—J Pr 37.8: Sch 6/F 82

6007 How effective is schooling? critical review and synthesis of research find-ings, final report to President’s Commission on School Finance [with bibliography] ; Harvey A. Averch [and others]. Dec. 1971. xvi 4-232 p. il. 4° [Prepared by Rand Corporation.] t • Item 851-JL.C. card 72-600745 Pr 37.8: Sch 6/Sch 6/2

6008 intergovernmental relations and governance of education, report to Presi-dent’s Commission on School Finance; by Russell B. Vlaanderen, Erick L. landman. [1972.] [202] p. 4° [Work accomplished under contract OEC- 0-71-2413 (010), Oct. 29, 1971. Prepared by Education Commission of the States, Denver, Colo.] t • Item 851-JL.G. card 72-600744 Pr 37.8: Sch 6/In 8

6009 issues of aid to nonpublic schools, summary analysis; [prepared by] Don-ald A. Erickson, and George F. Madans, Center for Field Research and School Services, Boston College. Sept. 17, 1971. [I]4*i4*35 p. 4° (Presi-dent’s Commission on School Finance.) t • Item 851-J

Pr37.8: Sch6/Ai26010 Physical fitness facts. [1972.] [14] p. il. narrow 8° (President’s Council

on Physical Fitness and Sports.) t President’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, Washington, D.C. 20202 • Item 851-J

Pr 36.8: P 56/11/9726011 Population, enrollment, and costs of public elementary and secondary edu-

cation, 1975-76 and 1980-81; by Joseph Froomkin, J. R. Endriss [and] Robert W. Stump. [1972.] [331] p. 4° [Report to President’s Commis-sion on School Finance prepared under contract with Simat, Heilleisen and Eichner, Inc.] i • Item 851—J Pr 37.8: Sch 6/P 81

6012 President’s Commission on School Finance, fact book. [Mar. 1972.] cover title, [20] p. narrow 8° [Text on p. 3 of cover.] $ • Item 851-J

Pr 37.8: Sch 6/F 11/9726013 public aid to nonpublic education [report] submitted to President’s Com-

mission on School Finance; by Janet Shedd Foerster [and other mem-bers of Commission Staff]. Oct 1971 [published 1972]. [U4*v leaves4-91 p. 4° t • Item 851-J Pr 37.8: Sch 6/P 96

6014 public school finance, present disparities and fiscal alternatives. Jan. 1972. (President’s Commission on School Finance.) [Prepared under contract OEC-0-71-0907 by Urban Institute.] t • Item 851-JL.C. card 72-601069 Pr 37.8: Sch 6/P 96/2/v.l,2V. 1. [Introduction and disparity analysis, with selected bibliography] ; by Betsy

Levin [and others], xv+311 p. il. 4°V. 2. Analysis of individual states [with lists of data sources] ; by Betsy Levin,

Thomas Muller [and] William J. Scanlon. V14-179 p. 4°6015 Report of President’s Commission on Financial Structure and Regulation.

Dec. 1971, [published 1972]. viii4-173 p. ♦ Paper, 75c. (S/N 4000-0272). • Item 851-JL.O. card 79-188044 Pr 37.8: F 49/R 29

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Review of existing State school finance programs: [v. 1], staffreport; by Thomas H. Jones. [1972.] v+159+[8] p. 4° ([President’s Commission on School Finance.]) t • Item 851-JL.C. card 72-600535 pr 37.8. gch e/St.2/v.l

Schools, people & money, need for educational reform, final report. [1972.] xxv+147 p. (President’s Commission on School Finance.) i • item 851-1 Pr 37.8: Sch 6/Sch 6/3

Tax credits for education. Dec. 1971 [published 1972]. [1] 444- [1] 4-58 p. 4° (President’s Commission on School Finance.) J • Item 851-J

Pr 37.8: Sch 6/T19Three R’s of Louisiana nonpublic education, race, religion, and region, re-

port to President’s Commission on School Finance; by Donald A. Erick-son and John D. Donovan with assistance of George F. Madaus, George F. Lundy, and associates. Jan. 1972. [4]4-8-|-[7]4-315 p. 4° [Produced under contract OEC-O-72-0339, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education.] J • Item 851-J Pr 37.8: Sch 6/R 11

U.S. foreign policy for 1970’s, emerging structure of peace, report to Con-gress by Richard Nixon, President of United States. Feb. 9,1972. vii4-215 ^S/N^OOO^^8 H«di°te 2485092d Cougress’ 2d session-J * Raper, $1.00

L.O. card 72-600876 Pr 37.2: F 76/972United States in changing world economy. [1972.] (Council on Interna-

tional Economic Policy.) * Paper, $3.25 per set (2 vols.) (S/N 4000- 0271). • Item 851-JL.C. card 70-600901 Pr 37.8: In 8/3/R 29/v.l,2v. 1. Foreign economic perspective ; [by] Peter G. Peterson. [3] +iv + 51 d 4° v. 2. Background material. [188] p. il. 4» [Some illustrations are colored.']

What State legislators think about school finance, opinion survey of State legislature education committee chairmen; prepared by James C. Falcon. [1972.] [3] 4-159 p. 4° [Survey conducted by Educational Testing Serv-ice, submitted to President’s Commission on School Finance.] ± • Item 851-J pr 37 8 . Sch 6/L 52

PRICE COMMISSION Washington, DC 20508

1971JTE l>rice Commission was established by executive order 11627, Oct. 15,

Introduction to U.S. Price Commission. [1972.] [7] p. il. oblong 32° t• Item 1089 y 3.P 93: 2 In 8

Price controls and you. [1972.] 12 p. il. J • item 1089L.C. card 72—600936 y 3.P 93 • 2 C 76

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS DEPARTMENT, Government Printing Office Washington, DC 20402

[Price list] PL (series), f • Item 55425.43.70.

GP 3.9: (nos.) 1972. 53rd edition.

83.88.

Transportation, highways, roads, and postal service: Feb. Feb. 1972. [4] +31 p.Forestry, managing and using forest and range land, including timber and

lumber, ranges and grazing. 59th edition. Feb. 1972. [4]+7 p.Census publicationsj statistics of agriculture, business, governments, housing

,C.tulje!?’o minerals> population, and maps; Jan. 1972, 42d edition.’ [1972.] iv + 48 p.Library of Congress ; Feb. 1972. 17th edition. [1972.] [4] +8 p.Ecology; Feb. 1972. 1st edition. [1972.] [4]+37 pRADIOLOGICAL HEALTH BUREAU, Health, Education, and

Welfare Dept., Rockville, MD 20852BRH/DEP (series).

72-5. Radiofrequency and microwave radiation levels resulting from man-made sources m Washington, D.C. area [with list of references ; by] Stephen W Smith and David G. Brown. Nov. 1971. ix+56+[2] p. il. 4° (DHEW publication (FDA) 72—8015.) [Data obtained by White Electromagnetics I^W/ated, indy PHS contract CPE-R-22.] ’Paper, 75c. (S/N 1712-0135). • Item 468-A-5 HE 20.4110 : 72-5

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1971 Scottsdale, Ariz. [with list of references]. Dec. 1971. xv + 378+[2] p. 11. 4° (DHEW publication (FDA) 72-8021.) [Page 378 left blank for notes. Cosponsored by Conference of Radiation Control Program Di-rectors, Radiation Office, Environmental Protection Agency. ] t • Item 468-A-4 HE 5 72-2

RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD Chicago, IL 60611

Your medicare handbook: Health insurance for railroad retirement bene-ficiaries including those also entitled to social security benefits, hospital insurance (pt. A), medical insurance (pt. B). Jan. 1972. 31 p. il. 4° (RB-23). t • Item 859-A RR 1.6/2: H 34/972

RAILROAD SAFETY BUREAU, Transportation Dept. Washington, DC 20591

Railroad accident investigation: Report, t TD 3,110 • (nos-)4176. Reading Company, Central Railroad Company of New Jersey, Langhorne,

Pa., Oct. 9, 1970. [Dec. 20,1971.] [3]+13 p. U.4177. Duluth, Missabe and Iron Range Railway Co., Duluth, Minn., Jan. 30, 1971.4178. Burlington^Northern, Inc., Sheffels, Mont., May 11, 1971. [1971.] [3]+15

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RECLAMATION BUREAU, Interior Dept. Washington, DC 20240

Federal reclamation and related laws annotated, v. 1 [Constitution and Acts of Congress] through 1942; Richard K. Pelz, editor. [1972.] xxxix-f- 727 p. (Office of Solicitor.) * Cloth, $4.50. ® Item 661L.C. card 72-600812 127.27: L 44/972/v.l

Hungry Horse project [Monti. [Revised 1OT2.J [1OT2J [12]p. 11narrow 8° f • Item 660 1 27-2 • H

Water, man, and nature, symposium [sponsored by Bureau of Reclamation and American Institute of Biological Sciences] concerning ecological impact of water resource development, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colo., Aug. 36-31, 1971. [1972.] [5]+27 p. il. £’ * Paper 50c (S/N 2403-0072). • Item 660 1 27-2 • w 29/9/971

Water management at its best, Water and Land Supervisors’ 13th Con-ference, Sept 27-Oct. 1,1971, Santa Fe, N. Mex. [1972.] vi+81p. n. 4> f • Item 660 12,1w y/

REHABILITATION SERVICES ADMINISTRATION Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Washington, DC 20201

State vocational rehabilitation agency fact sheet booklet, fiscal year 1971. [1972.] |81WM‘ ((BBS) 72-25012.) t ♦ Item 506-C-2

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RENEGOTIATION BOARD Washington, DC 20446

Renegotiation Board regulations, amdt. 29. [1971.] [126] p. 4° [Issued in looseleaf form.] * Paper, $9.00 (including basic regulations and supple-ments or revisions for an indefinite period) ; $2.50 additionalfor foreign mailing. • Item 308 1111B10/2 • 964/amdt.29


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RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION Agriculture Dept., Washington, DC 20250

Bulletin.6042 185-1,465-1. Audit of REA borrowers’ accounting records (electric, telephone).

Jan. 1972.. cover title, [68J p. 4° [Supersedes REA bulletin 185—1: 465—1, dated Nov. 12, 1963; incorporates subsequent revi-sions dated Mar. 20, 1964, Oct. 30, 1967, Oct. 2 and Nov. 7, 1969, and Oct. 9, 1970. Issued with perforations.] f • Item 116

A 68.3 : 185-1,465-1/26043 List of materials acceptable for use on systems of REA electrification bor-

rowers [July 1971], supp. 1. Jan. 1972. [122] p. 4° (REA bulletin 43-5; Technical Standards Committees (Electric).) [Issued in looseleaf form.] * Paper, $3.50 (including basic manual and one semiannual supplement) ; $1.00 additional for foreign mailing. • Item 116-A

A 68.6/2: 971/supp.l6044 List of materials acceptable for use on telephone systems of REA bor-

rowers. Jan. 1972. cover title, [149] p. 4° (REA bulletin 344-2.) [Issued in looseleaf form. Supersedes all preceding issues including revisions.] * Paper, $3.00 (including basic manual and 2 irregular supplements) ; 75c. additional for foreign mailing. • Item 116-A A 68.6/5 : 972

6045 Specification for wood crossarms (solid and laminated) transmission tim-bers and pole keys to be purchased by REA borrowers, electric and tele-phone. Jan. 1972. cover title, [35] p. il. 4° [Spec. DT-5B (electric) PE- 16 (telephone). Issued with perforations.] f © Item 116

A 68.2: C 88Telephone engineering and construction manual, section. [Issued in loose-

leaf form.]6046 335. Application guide for preparation of detailed common control central office

equipment requirements, issue no. 1. Nov. 1971. 70 p. U. 4° t © Item 116-A A 68.6/4 : 335

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION Washington, DC 20549

6047 Work of Securities and Exchange Commission. Nov. 1971. x-|-25 p. it t • Item 904L.C. card 72-600924 SE 1.2: Se 26/3/971

SHIP STRUCTURE COMMITTEE Washington, DC 20226

SSC (series).6048 224. Feasibility study of glass reinforced plastic cargo ship; [with list of refer-

ences] ; by Robert J. Scott [and] John H. Sommella. 1971. ix4-120+[2] p. il. 4° [Final technical report on project SR-195, Reinforced plastic ships under Navy Department, Naval Ship Engineering Center, contract N00024—70—C—5374.] Paper, $3.00. Y 3.Sh 6 : SSC-224

SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Washington, DC 20416

6049 Instrumentation technology, profitable new aerospace technology with po-tential industrial application. [1972.] [8] p. narrow 8° [Prepared in cooperation with National Aeronautics and Space Administration.] t

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Washington, DC 20560

6050 1970 annual report, National Zoological Park, Smithsonian Institution, July 1, 1969-June 30, 1970. 1972. iii+ [1] +89 p. il. 4° * Paper, $1.25 (S/N 4700-0148). • Item 910-J SI 1.1/2: 970

6051 Calendar of Smithsonian Institution; [Lilas Wiltshire, editor]. (Office of Public Affairs.) [Monthly.] f • Item 910-1 SI 1.35:(date)Jan. 1972—


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RIF’S guide to book selection. [1972.] vi+80 p. 4° (Reading is funda-mental.) f Smithsonian Institution, A & I Bldg., Room 2407, Wash-ington, DC 20560 SI 1.17/2 :R 22

___ Supp 1 [1972.] iv+20 p. 4° (Reading is Fundamental.) t Smith-sonian institution, A & I Bldg., Room 2407, Washington, DC 20560.

___ gUpp 2. [1972.] iv+64 p. 4° (Reading is Fundamental.) f Smith-sonian Institution, A & 1 Bldg., Room 2407, Washington, DC 20560

SI 1.17/2: R 22/supp.2RIF’s guide to developing a program. [1972.] 16 p. 4° (Reading is funda-

mental.) [Last 2 pages are left blank for notes.] t Smithsonian Insti-tution, A & I Bldg., Rm. 2407, Washington, DC 20560 SI 1.20: R 22

Smithsonian contributions to botany.* Paper,

5 Woods and flora of Florida Keys “Pinnatae” [with list of literature cited; ‘ hv! Barrett Nelson Rock. 1972. [2]+35 p. il. 4° * Paper, 50c. (S/N 4700-by] Barrett Nelson Rock. 1972. [2]+35 p. il. 4°

0152). • Item 910-EL.C. card 72-600883 SI 1.29 : 5

SI 1.27: (nos.)Smithsonian contributions to zoology. • Item 910-D76. e^d^NTc’. tt’s^S.’

78. Manual fwttLdytf metotouta, b/Nefi’C^Huiings and John S. Gray, errata.

98. Shrimps of 'smithsonlan-Bredin Caribbean expeditions withsummaryof Indian shallow-water species (Crustacea, DecapodaNatantla) [withi list of literature cited ; by] Fenner A. Chace, Jr. 1972. x+179 p. 11. 4 Paper,

102 Systematics and zoogeography of genus Synidotea (Crustacea: Isopoda) ywith an account of Californian species [with list of literature cited ; by] Robert J. Menzies and Milton A. Miller. 1972 [published 1971]. [4]+33 p. 11. 4° [Errata, 1 p. oblong 32°, was issued also.] * Paper, 45c. (S/N

108. Review~of 3genus Zopherus of the world (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) [ with list of literature cited; by] Charles A. Triplehorn. 1972. [2] +24 p. d.[Errata, 1 p. oblong 32°, was issued also.] * Paper, 45c. (S/N 4700- 0169). 2-600778

115 Bred?n-Trchbold+mithsonian biological survey of Dominica, aculeate wasps (Hymenoptera, Scolloidea, Vespoidea, Pompiloidea, Sphercoidea) [with list of literature cited; by] Howard E. Evans. 1072. [2]+19 p. il. 4

117. Subgenera of crayfish genus Procambarus(Decapoda: Astacidae) [y^h list of literature cited; by] Horton H. Hobbs, jr. 19 72. cover title, [2] +22 p. 11 4<> [Errata, 1 p. oblong 32°, issued also.] * Paper, 35c.L.C. card 72-600884

Smithsonian studies in history and technology.13. Consul General’s Shanghai Postal Agency^ 1867-1907 ; byPeter ^/offs y.

1972. v+46 p. 11. 4° » Paper, 60c. (S/N 4700-0144). • item yiu-r L.C. card 72-600875 SI 1.28.13

SOCIAL AND REHABILITATION SERVICE, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept, Washington, DC 20201

Research report .1 Overview study of dynamics of worker job mobility, national study of social

welfare and rehabilitation workers, work and organizational contexts [with hihHneranhv • bv Raymond A. Katzell, Abraham K. Korman, and Edward L. Levine] PNoV. 197L U+182 p. 4»’ ((SRS)72-05401.) * Paper $175 • Item 532-A-ll Hh‘17 25 *1

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., Washington, DC 20201

Brief explanation of medicare, health insurance for /nd over.[Jan. 1972.] 12 p. narrow 8° ([DHEW publication (SSA) 72-10043J) ♦ Paper, 10c. •Item 516 HE 3.2: M 46/9/972

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6068 Farmers, how to report your income for social security. [Nov. 1971.] [8] p. folded into narrow 8° size. ([DHEW publication (SSA) 72-10025.]) ♦Paper, $5.00 per 100; single copy, 10c. (S/N 1770-0173). @ Item 516

HE 3.2 : F 22/4Health insurance statistics: Current medicare survey report, CMS (series).

(Office of Research and Statistics.)6069 18. Supplementary medical insurance, 4th quarter 1970. Jan. 27, 1972. 11 p. 4°

(DHEW (SSA) 72-11702.) f HE 3.28/4: 18Research and statistics note, 1971 (series). (Office of Research and

Statistics.)6070 18. Fiscal and budgetary impact of Social security program in 1970 and 1971;

by Robert O. Brunner. Dec. 23, 1971. 6 p. 4° (DHEW pub. (SSA) 72- 11701.) t HE 3.28/2: 971/18

Research and statistics note, 1972 (series). (Office of Research and Statistics.)

6071 1. National health expenditures, calendar years 1929-70; by Barbara S. Cooperand Nancy L. Worthington. Jan. 14, 1972. 16 p. 4° (DHEW pub. (SSA) 72-11701.) t HE 3.28/2: 972/1

6072 Social security benefits, how you earn them, [how to estimate amount]. [Aug. 1971.] [14] p. narrow 12° ([DHEW publication (SSA) 72- 10047.] ) .♦ Paper, $5.00 per 100; single copy, 10c. • Item 516

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SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE, Agriculture Dept.Washington, DC 20250

6073 The A B C’s of soil. [Fort Worth, Tex.], Mar. 1971.4 p. il. 4° tA 57.2: So 3/54

6074 Channel catfish farming [with list of selected references helpful to catfish farmers]. Mar. 1970. 4 p. it 4° t A 57.2: O28/3

6075 Conservation for better environment in South Carolina. [1971.] [6] p. il.narrow 8° t A 57.2: So 8 c/2

6076 Our Louisiana land and its bounty. [Fort Worth, Tex.], 1971. [6] p. il. t A 57.2: L 93/3

6077 Report on environment, 1971, resource conservation in Alabama. [Revised Nov. 1971.] [1971.] [12] p. il. 4° i A 57.2: Al 1 b/2

6078 Soil survey: Boone County, Neb. [with list of literature cited; by Charles L. Hammond and others]. Jan. 1972. cover title, [l]+79 p. il. 63 p. of pL and maps, 4° [Prepared in cooperation with University of Nebraska, Conservation and Survey Division. Text on p. 2 of cover. One map is colored.] * Paper, $3.75. • Item 102 (Rev. 1957) A 57.38 :B 64

6079 ----- Harper County, Kans, [with literature cited; by Ivan W. Ratcliff, jr.and Louie W. Dowd]. Dec. 1971. cover title, [2] +79 p. il. 54 p. of pl. and maps, 4° [Prepared in cooperation with Kansas Agricultural Experi-ment Station. Text on p. 2 of cover. One map is colored.] * Paper, $3.25.• Item 102 (Rev. 1957) A 57.38: H 23

6080 ----- Mercer County, N.J. [with list of literature cited; by C. F. Jablonski].Jan. 1972. [l]+108 p. il. 40 p. of pl. and maps, 4° [Prepared in coopera-tion with New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station. Text on p. 2 of cover. One map is colored.] * Paper, $3.25. • Item 102 (Rev. 1957)L.C. card 72-601055 A 57.38: M 53/2

6081 Watershed work plan for watershed protection, flood prevention, and fish and wildlife development, Upper Castleton River Watershed, Rutland County, Vt. Jan. 1971. [3]+x+[2]+44 p. 4 pl. 4° [Some plates are colored.] $ A 57.59: C 27



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Cabeza Prieta Wilderness proposal, Cabeza Prieta Game Range, Ariz. [16] p. il. 4° J 149.2:011

Resource publication.99. Ecological factors affecting waterfowl production in Saskatchewan parklands

[with list of references] ; by Jerome H. Stoudt. 1971, [published 1972], iv+58 p. il. 4° * Paper, 60c. (S/N 2410-0268). • Item 613-B^

STATE DEPARTMENT Washington, DC 20520

Background notes. ([Office of Media Services, Bureau of Public Affairs.]) [Issued with perforations.] * Paper, $3.50 per yr., $3.00 additional for foreign mailing; single copies, each 10c. • Item 862-BHong Kong [with reading list]. [Revised Jan. 1972.] [1972.] 4 p. il. 4° ([Publi-

cation 8126.]) 8 1.123 : H 75/972Islamic Republic of Mauritania [with reading list]. Jan. 1972. 4 p. 11. 4® ([Publi-

cation 8169.]) S 1.123 : M 44/2/972Kingdom of Morocco [with reading list]. [Revised Dec. 1971.] [1972.] 4 p. il. 4°

([Publication 7954.]) S 1.123: M 82/971Kingdom of Norway [with reading list]. [Revised Jan. 1972.] [1972.] 4 p. il. 4®

([Publication 8228.]) S 1.123: N 83/972Martinique [with reading list]. [Revised Jan. 1972.] [1972.] 3p.il. 4® ([Publica-

tion 8320.]) S 1.123 : M 36/972Republic of India [with reading list], [Revised Oct. 1971.] [1972.] 7 p. il. 4®

([Publication 7847.]) 8 1.123 : In 2/2/971Republic of Indonesia [with reading list]. [Revised Oct. 1971.] [1972.] 7 p. il. 4®

([Publication 7786.]) S 1.123: In 2/971Republic of Mali [with reading list]. [Revised Dec. 1971.] [1972.] 4 p.il. 4°

([Publication 8056.]) . 29/5/971Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia [with reading list]. [Revised Dec. 1971.J

[1972.] 8 p. il. 4° ([Publication 7773.]) r o 8 1.123 : Y 9/971Switzerland [with reading list]. [Revised Dec. 1971.] [1972.] 6 p. il. 4 ([Publi-

cation 8132 1) » 1.1^3 : bw b/y < 1Turkey [with'reading list]. [Revised Dec. 1971.] [1971.] 7 p. il. 4®' ([-PuMica-

tlon 7850 1) « 1.123 : 1 o4/y 11Union of Burma [with reading list]. [Revised Nov. 1971.] [1971.] 7 p. il. 4°

([Publication 7931.]) S 1.123 . B 92/971Change in Foggy Bottom, anniversary report, remarks by William B.

Macomber, Deputy Under Secretary of State for Management, Washing-ton, D.C., Jan. 26, 1972. 1972. 13 p. 4° ([PR] 22.) t S 1.106: M 23

General foreign policy series.260. United States foreign policy, 1971, report of Secretary of State. [Mar 1972 ]

xvii-f- [2] +604 p. il. ([Publication 8634.]) * Paper, $2.75. • Item 875

Information for passport applicants. [Aug. 1970.] 4 p. 4° <^-265; Pass-port Office.) * Paper, 10c. S 1.2: P 26/26/970-2

1971 report of Visa Office. [1972.] [3]+84 p. il. 4° (Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs.) t • Item 862-D S 1.1/4.97

Telephone directory, Department of State, Agency for International De-velopment, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. Feb. 1972. cover title, xii+166+[6] p. il. 4° [Text on p. 2-4 of cover.] * Paper, $1.50.

b 1.^ . y t xTreaties and other international acts series. * Paper, $15.00 a yr. (ap-

proximately 150 issues), $7.00 additional for foreign mailing; single copies vary in price. (Issues of $1.00 or more are not furnished as part of the subscription). • Item 899 S 9.10: (nos.)

7201 Agricultural commodities, agreement between United States and Iceland, ' signed Reykjavik Oct. 28, 1971; [entered into force Oct. 28, 1971],

[1971.] [2]+3 p. * Paper, 10c.7903 loan oVvessels U.S.S. Capitaine and U.S.S. Besugo, agreement7203. P exchange of notes signed

Rome Oct. 18 and 22, 1971; [entered into force Oct. 22, 1971.] [1971.J [2] +3 p. [English and Italian.]! • Paper, 10c.L.C. card 72-600777

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6103 7204. Defense, relinquishment of United States Naval Station, Sangley Point,agreement between United States and Philippines, effected by exchange of notes signed Manila Aug. 27 and 31, 1971; [entered into force Sept. 1, 1971.] [2]+3 p. * Paper, 10c.L.C. card 72-600757

6104 7208. Agricultural commodities agreement between United States and Viet-nam,amending agreement of June 28, 1971, effected by exchange of June 28, 1971 signed at Saigon Nov. 4, 1971 [entered into force Nov. 4, 1971], [1971.] [2] +2 p. * Paper, 10c.L.C. card 72-600756

6105 7211. Agricultural commodities, agreement between United States and Ghana,signed Accra Nov. 12, 1971; [entered into force Nov. 12, 1971]. [1972.] [2]-Hp. ♦ Paper, 10c.L.C. card 72-600755

6106 7212. Agricultural commodities, agreement between United States and Lebanon,amending agreement of Aug. 31, 1971, effected by exchange of notes, signed at Beirut Oct. 7 and 25, 1971; [entered into force Oct. 25, 1971]. [1972.] [2]+2 p. * Paper, 10c.L.C. card 72-600830

6107 7220. Trade in cotton textiles, agreement between United States and Peru,effected by exchange of notes signed Lima Nov. 23, 1971 ; [entered into force Nov. 23, 1971; effective Oct. 1, 1971]. [1972.] [2] 4-10 p. [Eng-lish and Spanish.] * Paper, 10c.L.C. card 72-600827

6108 7223. Single convention on narcotic drugs, 1961, addition of propiram in sched-ule 2, notification by United Nations dated Nov. 17, 1971 : [entered into force with respect to United States, Nov. 17, 1971], [1972.] [2]4-1 p. * Paper, 10c.L.C. card 72-600828

6109 7224. General agreement on tariffs and trade, protocol for accession of Demo-cratic Republic of Congo to agreement of Oct. 30, 1947, done Geneva Aug. 11, 1971; [entered into force Sept. 11, 1971]. [1972.] [2] 4-22 p. [English and French.] * Paper, 15c.

6110 7225. Agricultural commodities, agreement between United States and Indonesia,amending agreement of Mar. 17, 1971, effected by exchange of notes signed Djakarta Nov. 10, 1971; [entered into force Nov. 10, 1971]. [1972.] [2] 4-2 p. * Paper. 10c.L.C.card 72-600826

STATISTICAL REPORTING SERVICE, Agriculture Dept. Washington, DC 20250

6111 Calf crop, 1971. Feb. 9, 1972. 2 p. 4° (MtAn 2-2(2-72) ; Crop ReportingBoard.) t A 92.18/5 : 972

6112 Cattle, sheep, and goat inventory. Feb. 4, 1972. 16 p. 4° (LvGn 1(72);Crop Reporting Board.) [Supersedes livestock and poultry inventory report.] t • Item 21 N A 92.18/8: 972

6113 Evaluation of procedures for estimating citrus fruit yield ; [by Richard D. Allen]. [Feb. 1972.] v-]-55 p. il. 4° [Last page of text appears on p. 3 of cover.] | • Item 122-A-l A 92.2 :C 49

6114 Hogs and pigs, Sept. 1971 (10 corn belt States). Sept. 22, 1971. (MtAn 4(9-71); Crop Reporting Board.) t A92.18/7: 971-3

6115 Lamb crop, 1971. Feb. 10, 1972. 2 p. 4° (MtAn 5-1(2-72) ; Crop ReportingBoard.) t A 92.18/4 : 972

6H6 Seed crops, annual summary 1971, by States, 1969-71, supply and dis-appearance, United States 1968-71. Jan. 14, 1972. 19 p. 4° (SeHy 1-3; Crop Reporting Board.) t A 92.19/4: 971

SUPREME COURTWashington, DC 20543

6117 United States reports: v. 401, Cases adjudged in Supreme Court at Oct. term, 1970, Feb. 19-Apr. 5, 1971; Henry Putzel, jr., reporter of decisions. 1971. lxxxiii+1252 p. [Also issued in 3 preliminary prints, each case also issued separately. Pages 849-900 and 1033-1200 purposely omitted; this does not indicate omission in text.] * Cloth, $8.00. • Item 741

Ju 6.8:4016118 -------v. 402, Cases adjudged in Supreme Court at Oct. term, 1970, Apr. 15-

June 4, 1971; Henry Putzel, jr. reporter of decisions. 1972. lxx-J-1047 p. [Also issued in 3 preliminary prints, each case also issued separately. Pages 696-900 purposely omitted; this does not indicate omission in text.] * Cloth, $7.25. • Item 741 Ju 6.8: 402

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Report FAA-RD (series). TD 4.509: 71-(nos.)71-12. VORLOC II FAR-part 171 compliance test, final report; [by] Frederick W.

Marschall. Apr. 1971. cover title, vii + 60 p. il. 4° ([FAA-NA-71-5.]) [Prepared by National Aviation Facilities Experimental Center under project 320-101-26 X.] $ Paper, $3.00.

71—24. Aircraft noise standards and regulations, speech [with list of references; by] Joseph K. Power. Mar.—Apr. 1971. cover title, [1]+i + 50+[21J p. il. 4° [Work unit RD-800 Area.] Paper, $3.00.

71-28. Prevention of aircraft loss of control using simple head-up display, final report; [by] Gerald E. Skelton and Richard L. Sulzer. June 1971. v-f-19 + [1] p. 11. 4° ([FAA-NA-719.]) [Prepared under project 502-103- 09X by National Aviation Facilities Experimental Center, Atlantic City, N.J.] 4 Paper, $3.00.

TARIFF COMMISSION Washington, DC 20436

Household glassware: Former workers of Morgantown Glassware Guild, Inc., Morgantown, W. Va., report to the President on investigation TEA—W-126 under sec. 301(c) (2) of Trade expansion act of 1962. Jan. 1972. ii+[2]+ii+5-f-A-22 (TO publication 456.) t TC 1.2 :G 46/10

Ice cream sandwich wafers from Canada, determination of injury in investigation AA 1921-83, under Anti-dumping act, 1921, as amended, cover title, Feb. 1972. 9 p. 4° (TC publication 460.) t TC 1.31: Ic 2

Lightweight luggage, report on investigation 337-28, under provisions of sec. 337 of title HI of Tariff act of 1930 as amended. Feb. 1972. cover title, [1] -f-38 p. il. 4° (TC publication 463.) f TC 1.2 : L 96/972

Pianos (except grands), report to President on investigation TEA—IR—9-72 under sec. 351(d) (1) of Trade expansion act of 1962. Feb. 1972. cover title, [1] +38 p. iL 4° (TC publication 463.) t TC 1.2: L 96/972

Rolled glass, workers of Armstrong Glass Co., Erwin, Tenn., report to President on investigation TEA-W-113 under sec. 301(c) (2) of Trade expansion act of 1962. Jan. 1972. [2]+ii+A26 p. 4° (TC publication 458.) t TC 1.2 :G 46/11

Summaries of trade and tariff information, prepared in terms of tariff schedules of United States (TSUS) : Schedule 1, Animal and vegetable products, v. 10, Beverages. 1970. vi+218 p. 4° (TC publication 317.) t

TC 1.26/2:1/10Synthetic organic chemicals, United States production and sales of

medicinal chemicals, 1970 preliminary. Feb. 1972. cover title, [1J+22 p. 40 । TC 1.33/2: M 46/970

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY Washington, DC 20444

Forestry bulletin. (Division of Forestry, Fisheries, and Wildlife Develop-ment, Norris, Tenn.)152. Forest inventory statistics, 125 Tennessee Valley counties, 1970. [Dec. 1971.]

cover title, [1] +19 p. it map, 4» [Text on p. 2 of coven] tJl o .-L ZD I lo/lUZ

National Fertilizer Development Center: Bulletin.Y-36. Nutrition of rice. [Sept 1971.] 94 p. 4° [Prepared for Agency for Inter-

national Development (RA (QA) 5-69).] t o o/v ORL.C. card 78-614870 Y 3.T 25 : 3—2/Y—36

TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT Washington, DC 20590

5th annual report, fiscal year 1971. xiv+217 p. * Paper, $1.00 (S/N 5000—0050). • Item 982-C TD 1.1: 971

April 1972

6132 First annual report on Secretary of Transportation on hazardous materials control, Hazardous materials transportation control act of 1970, calendar year 1970. [July 1971.] cover title, [44] p. 4° $ TD 1.24 : 970

6133 Metropolitan transportation planning seminars, Denver, Colo. Nov. 30- Dec. 1, 1970. [1972.] cover title, l+[4]+86 p. 4° (Office of Secretary, Assistant Secretary for Environment and Urban Systems.) [Seminars sponsored by American Institute of Flanners.] f • Item 982-C-lL.C. card 72-601181 TD 1.2: M 56/970

TREASURY DEPARTMENT Washington, DC 20220

6134 Progress in management improvement, fiscal year 1968. [1968.] cover title, [2]+25 p. il. f T 1.43: 968

6135 Progress in management improvement, fiscal year 1969. [1969.] cover title, iv+31 p. il. f TD 1.43 : 969

6136 Progress in management improvement, fiscal year 1970. [1970.] cover title, iv+32 p. il. f T 1.43 : 970

6137 Remarks of John B. Connally, Secretary of Treasury, before White House conference on industrial world ahead [Washington, D.C.], Feb. 8, 1972. [1972.] 9 p. 4’ f T 1.31: C 76/8

6138 Statistical appendix to Annual report of Secretary of Treasury on state of finances, fiscal year, June 30, 1971. [1972.] vi+322 p. ([Treasury Dept, doc. 3254A.]) [Also issued as H. doc. 145, 92d Cong. 1st sess.] * Paper, $1.50 (S/N 4800-0193). • Item 923 T 1.1: 971/app.

6139 25 years of progress in management improvement, fiscal year 1971. [1971.] cover title, [3]+42 p. il. f T 1.43: 971

UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE SERVICE, Labor Dept. Washington, DC 20210

6140 Handbook of unemployment insurance financial data, 1938-70; [prepared in Office of Actuarial and Research Services]. 1971 [published 1972]. vi+381 p. 4° [Issued with perforations.] f • Item 783-E-2

L 33.8: F 49/938-70

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION Washington, DC 20420

[Information bulletin] IB (series).6141 15-5. Newsletter for research in psychology, v. 19, no. 1, Feb. 1972 ; [Neil W.

Coppinger]. [1972.] ii+57 p. il. 4° [Includes list of recently published studies. Newsletter published quarterly in Research Unit on Aging, Vet-erans Administration Center, Bay Pines, Fla. Issued with perforations.] t • Item 986—A VA 1.22 : 15-5'/8

WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION, Labor Dept. Washington, DC 20210

6142 Ambulance service establishments under Fair labor standards act. Oct.1971. [1]+10 p. 4° (WH publication 1327 (Rev.).) f • Item 777

L 36.202 : Am 16143 Motor carriers and other transportation firms under Fair labor standards

act. Jan. 1972.15 p. 4° (WH publication 1359.) f • Item 777L 3G.202: M 85/972




WATER PROGRAMS OFFICE, Environmental Protection Agency Rockville, MD 20852

6144 Laboratory procedures, analysis for wastewater treatment operators [with list of references] ; by David Vietti. June 1971. [7]+91 p. il. 4° (Con-struction Grants, Operation and Maintenance, Kansas City, Mo.) t

EP 2.2: W 28

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND DELINQUENCY PREVENTION ADMINISTRATION, Health, Education, and Welfare

Dept., Washington, DC 20201

6145 Juvenile and family courts, legal bibliography. [1971.] iii+110 p. 4° ([DHEW publication (SRS) 72-26001.]) [Contains 1966 edition of Legal bibliography for juvenile and family courts and 4 annual supplements.] t • Item 532-0-4 HE 17.809:C83


IndexMONTHLY CATALOG APRIL 1972

Noth .—All publications are indexed by subjects currently in use with cross-references, if necessary, from all key words in the title. Title entries are used when the subject is not apparent in the given title. The name of the writer, reporter, editor, or compiler of the document is used when it appears in the publication. Serial publications are indexed from the series title, in addition to criteria mentioned above.

Abbreviations, contractions used by FAA. air traffic control, etc., handbook, change, 4869

ABC’s of soil, 6073Abele, Gunars, snow surface erosion from

peripheral jet cushion ACV, 5383Aberdeen, Wash.:

flood plain information, Chehalis, Wlsh- kah and Hoquiam Rivers, Aberdeen- Hoquiam-Cosmopolls, Wash., 5387

floods, how to avoid damage, 5401Ability grouping in education, unequal school

practices, hearings, 5241Ablating materials, heat- and blast-protec-

tion materials, evaluation, 5816Accelerating oak drying by presurfacing, ac-

celerated schedules and kiln automation, 5524

Accelerators, development and initial oper-ating characteristics of 20-megawatt linear plasma accelerator facility, 5821

Accidents:accident prevention, PACAF basic bibli-

ography, 4864employees accident prevention handbook,

5746see also Motor vehicle accidents.

Accounts and accounting, audit of REA bor-rowers’ accounting records (electric, tele-phone), 6042

Acid-mine-drainage, see Mine drainage.Acids, histochemical and cytophotometrlc

assay of acid stress in freshwater fish, 5449.

Acoustics, see Noise—Sound.Actions at law, taking of evidence abroad in

civil or commercial matters, convention, message from the President, 5209

Activation analysis, see Radioactivation analysis.

Acts of Congress, see Law.Aculaeta, see Wasps.Acute conditions, Incidence and associated

disability, United States, 5899Additives:

reducing hydraulic drag in pipelines with additives, USSR study, 5671

use of aircraft fuel anti-icing additives, 5456

Addresses, lectures, etc.:by—

Brimmer, Andrew F., 5492-93Browne, Secor D., 5029-31Burns, Arthur F., 5495Connally, John B., 6137Gibson, A. E., 5733Hodgson, J. D., 5705-8, 5713Laird, Melvin R., 5347Macomber, William B„ 6096Manus, Peter C., 5068Marland, S. P. jr., 5362, 5368Martin, Preston, 5462Reed, John H., 5965Stans, Maurice H., 5056-57White, Robert M„ 5944, 5948

MA SP series, 5733

Adjutant General’s Office, returns from Regu-lar Army cavalry regiments, 1833-1916 microscopy, pamphlet describing, 5871

Administration, see Administrative manage-ment.

Administrative management:administration of Federal metal and non-

metallic mine safety act, 1970 annual report, 5621

facility management handbook, change, 4871

foreign meat Imports, better inspection and improved methods of administration needed, GAO report, 5557

management Improvements needed in re-view and evaluation of applications to construct and operate nuclear power plants, GAO report, 5574

management of day care programs, 5027 mortgagees guide, administration of in-

sured mortgages, change, 5605Treasury Department, progress in manage-

ment improvement—1968 fiscal year, 61341969 fiscal year, 6135

work measurement and work simplifica-tion, design for organization, implemen-tation, and management of work study program, 4899

Adobe, building with adobe and stabilized- earth blocks, 4844

Advisory committees, public, Health Services and Mental Health Administration roster of members, 5603

AEC, see Atomic Energy Commission.Aeration:

oxygen consumption in continuous bio-logical culture, 5447

supplementary aeration of lagoons In rig-orous climate areas, 5448

Aerial photography:aerial photographs in National Archives,

list, 5877airphoto analysis of ocean outfall disper-

sion, 5439see also Photography.

Aerionlzation, see Hydroaerolonizatlon.Aerodynamics:

effects of Reynolds number and body cor-ner radius on aerodynamic characteris-tics of space shuttle-type vehicle at sub-sonic Mach numbers, 5840

subsonic and supersonic static aerodynamic characteristics of bulbous base cones measured with magnetic suspension and balance system, 5785

see also Drag (aerodynamics)—Heat tra ii sf er.

Aeromagnetism, see Terrestrial magnetism.Aerometric data, SAROAD station coding

manual for aerometric sampling networks, 4868

Aeronautical engineering, special bibliog-raphy with Indexes, supplements, 5814-15

Aeronautical instruments, prevention of air-craft loss of control using simple head-up display, 6121

Do not order from index; see indicated entry Page 91

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Aeronautical supplies, need for long-range planning for avionics development pro-

grams, Army Department, GAO report, 5570

Aeronautics: _,aviation technical assistance, 5454 Federal aviation act, amend, hearings,

5181, 5237 „high altitude equipment for civil aviation

aircraft, USSR study, 5698 powder metallurgy in aerospace research,

survey, 5807 space in the 70’s, 5797 see also Aeronautical engineering.

Aerospace, see Outer space.Aerospace biology, see Biology.Aerospace industries, powder metallurgy in

aerospace research, survey, 5807Aerospace science, see Sciences.AFDC, see Public welfare.AFHRL, see Air Force Human Resources

Laboratory.Africa, western catalog of nautical charts,

5969Age (law) : , , .youth reporters discuss legal age restric-

tions, 5028Aged: , , . , ,barrier-free environment for elderly and

handicapped, hearings, 5218 consumer guide for senior citizens, 5498 flammable fabrics and other fire hazards to

older Americans, hearings, 5219Older Americans act amend, hearings,

5160Aging:long term care under medicaid, trends,

hearings, 5220problems of the aging, hearings, 5172

Aging, Special Committee on, Senate, hear-ings, 5218—20

Agricultural adjustment act, see Agricul-ture.

Agricultural commodities, see Agricultural products.

Agricultural marketing and bargaining, hearings, 5151

Agricultural policy, see Agriculture.Agricultural products:

agricultural commodities, agreement with—

Ghana, 6105Iceland, 6101Indonesia, 6110Lebanon, 6106Viet-Nam, 6104 .

agricltural marketing and bargaining, hearings, 5151

ASCS defense activities, 4831Commodity exchange act, as amended,

general regulations, 5069commondity futures statistics on futures

trading in commodities regulated under commodity exchange act, monthly, 5070

commodity program, price support opera-tions and related legislation through the years, 4833

farm bargaining, hearings, 5221 foreign trade, 1971 fiscal year, 5360 marketing research reports, 4845—47 production research reports, 4854—55 trade and traiff information summaries,

6127two ways Food and Nutrition Service

could reduce costs of donating commodi-ties, GAO report, 5572

world agricultural production and trade statistics, report, 5511

Agricultural research, see Agriculture.Agricultural Research Service, ARS series,

4828-29

Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service:

activities, organization, programs, etc., 4830

ASCS background information BI series, 4830-33

ASCS defense activities, 4831greater conservation benefits could be at-

tained under rural environmental pro-gram, GAO report, 5567

Agricultural statistics, see Agriculture.Agriculture:

Agricultural adjustment act, amend, hear-ings, 5151

agricultural economic report, 5354agricultural economy and trade of United

Kingdom, 5358Aagricultural science in new 5-year plan,

USSR study, 5689agriculture handbook, 4834agriculture information bulletin, 4835 census publications, price list, 6027 developing world and USDA’s contribu-

tions, 1971 report, 4853family-size farms in U.S. agriculture, 5358 finance outlook, 5355foreign trade, U.S. fiscal year 1971, statis-

tical report, 5360professional careers in biological and agri-

cultural sciences, examination announce-ment, amdt., 5045

toward the new, report on better foods and nutrition from agricultural re-search, 4835

world agricultural production and trade statistical report, 5511

Agriculture and Forestry Committee, Senate, hearings, 5221

Agriculture Committee, House, hearings, 5151

Agriculture Department:developing world and USDA’s contribu-

tions, 1971 report, 4853leaflets, 4842—44marketing research reports, 4845—47 miscellaneous publication, 4848 PA [program aid] series, 4849-53 production research reports, 4854—55 statistical bulletins, 4857-58

AIB series, 4835Aid to families with dependent children, see

Public welfare.Aids in designing laboratory flumes, 5576 Aids to navigation, see Navigation.Air, hygienic and physiological significance

of air ionization studies in production con-dition, USSR study, 5681

Air carriers:financial situation (remarks), 5029 regulation of international air fares, hear-

ings, 5181regulation of rates and practices of air

carriers and foreign air carriers, hear-ings, 5237

service to small communities (remarks), 5031

Air conditioning, and refrigeration equip-ment, current industrial reports, 5003

Air conditioning mechanics, see Mechanics (persons).

Air cushion vehicles, snow surface erosion from peripheral jet cushion ACV, 5383

Air Force:communications-electronics activities, base communications services, manual, 4860

Pacific, PACAF basic bibliographies, 4864r- 65

register—departmental edition, 4863document edition, 5142

Air Force Department:Air Force manual, 4860Air Force pamphlets, 4861—62

Air Force Human Resources Laboratory, technical reports, 4859

Page 92 Do not order from index; see indicated entry

April 1972

Air inlets (aircraft) :high-capacity, compact vortex valve for in-

creasing stability of supersonic mixed- compression inlets, 5860

Air pollution:air pollutants affecting performance of

domestic animals, literature review, 4834 development and demonstration of low-

level drift instrumentation, 5443mixing heights, wind speeds, and potential

for urban air pollution throughout con-tiguous United States, 4867

testing for air pollution, 4856Air Programs Office:

publications—AP series, 4866-67APTD series, 4868

Air Resources Laboratory, NOAA technical report, ERL-ARL series, 5946

Air speed :drag of a supercritical body of revolution

in free flight at transonic speeds and comparison with wind-tunnel data, 5827

experimental boundary-layer edge Mach numbers for 2 space shuttle orbiters at hypersonic speeds, 5826

Air terminals, see Terminals (transporta-tion).

Air traffic:control—

contractions used by FA A, etc., hand-book, change, 4869

en route handbooks, 4870facility management handbook, change,

4871terminal, handbook, 4873

Air transportation, see Air carriers.Aircraft:

aircraft noise standards and regulations, speech, 6120

design and evaluation of active cooling systems for Mach 6 cruise vehicle wings, 5781

design of unsurfaced soil facilities for op-erations of C-5A aircraft, 5413

dynamic response of OV—1A aircraft to soft field landings, 4891

flow field analysis of aircraft configura-tions using numerical solution to 3- dimensional unified supersonic/hypersonic small-disturbance equations, 5784

furniture and accessories, Federal item identification guide, change, 5332

general aviation inspection aids, 5497Government financing necessary for con-

tinued leadership in design and sales (remarks), 5030

high altitude equipment for civil aviation aircraft, USSR study, 5698

investigation of stabilator on S—67 air-craft, 4890

monitoring earth resources from aircraft and spacecraft, 5802

nuclear instrument landing system, phase 1, final report, 4915

prevention of aircraft loss of control using simple head-up display, 6121

some analyses of variability of atmos-pheric parameters at low altitudes sig-nificant for aircraft propagation, 5791

use of aircraft fuel anti-icing additives, 5456

V/STOL, fundamental limitations on V/STOL terminal guidance due to air-craft characteristics, 5778

Aircraft accidents, stress in flight as cause, USSR study, 5677

Aircraft fuel, see Motor fuel.Airfields, see Airports—Aviation fields.Airfoils, exploratory investigation of sound

pressure level in wake of oscillating air-foil in vicinity of stall, 5793

Airplanes, ground noise measurements dur-ing landing, take-off, and flyby operations of 4-engine turbopropeller STOL airplane,

Airports:airports and the community, sub-council

report, 5908design standards, site requirements for

terminal navigational facilities, 4874world wide airfield summaries of climate,

etc., Europe (Scandinavia and north-ern Europe), 5994

Airspeed, see Air speed.Alabama:

income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below- market Interest rate housing and ex-ception limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5615

landings, fish and shellfish. 5939report on environment, 1971, resource

conservation in Alabama, 6077Alarm systems, Federal item identification

guide, change, 5300Alaska:

efforts of mercury pollution on halibut and Alaska fishery, hearings, 5238

hydrology of Gleen Creek watershed, Tan-ana River basin, central Alaska, 5380

income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below- market interest rate housing and excep-tion limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5615

native land claims, settlement, law, 5109 regular income limits for sec. 235-236

housing, 5614southeast, old-growth western redcedar and

Alaska-cedar in southeast Alaska, vol-ume tables and equations, 5537

Alaska cedar, see Cedar.Alaska Joint Federal-State Land Use Plan-

ning Commission, establish, law, 5109Alaska Native Regional Corporation, estab-

lish, law, 5109Alaska Native Village Corporation, estab-

lish, law, 5109Alban, David H., effect of fertilization on

survival and early growth of direct-seeded red pine, 5529

Albany, N.Y., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4941

Albermarle County, Va.:flood plain information, Rivanna River,

5397floods, how to avoid damage, 5408

Albuquerque, N. Mex., census of population and housing, 1970, census tracts, 4974

Alcohol, interaction of hydrophobic organo-phosphorous inhibitors and serum cho-linesterase in presence of aliphatic al-cohols at different pH, USSR study, 5678

see also Alcoholism.Alcohol abuse, see Alcoholism.Alcoholism:

alcohol is a drug (poster), 5912if you need a drink to be social, that’s not

social drinking (poster), 5914National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and

Alcoholism, general information, 5918 ten terrific hangover cures (poster), 5924 what kind of a drinker are you ? take this

test and find out for yourself (poster), 5925

Alexander, William T„ dynamic response of OV—1A aircraft to soft field landings, 4891

Aliphatic compounds, interaction of hydrophobic organophosphorous Inhibitors and serum cholinesterase in presence of ali-phatic alcohols at different pH, USSR study, 5678

All-Union:Note.—For headings beginning All-Union,

see Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.Allegheny County, Pa., Peters Creek, Jeffer-

son Borough, flood plain information, 5395Allen, Richard D., evaluation of procedures

for estimating citrus fruit yield, 6113Allenport, Pa., floods, how to avoid damages,

5404


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Alloys:effects of carbon on mechanical properties

of titanium beta alloy weld joints, USSR study, 5691

metal materials, ores, minerals, and al-loys, Federal item identification guide, 5324

metallurgy of industrial nonferrous metals and alloys, USSR study, 5684

physicochemical phase analysis methods for steels and alloys, USSR study, 5688

vapor phase growth system and its use in preparation of several III-V com-pound semiconductors, 5776

see also names of metals, etc.Alternators, see Electric generators.Aluminum:

aluminum wire tables, 5880rational system for regulating industrial

current of new aluminum plants, USSR study, 5687Ambulances, ambulance service establish-

ments under Fair labor standards act, 6142

AMC, see Army Materiel Command.American memorials and overseas military

cemeteries, 4876American prisons in turmoil, 5158American Samoa, census of housing, 1970,

general housing characteristics, 4959AMHTS, see Automated Multiphasic Health

Testing and Services Advisory Committee.Amides: ,thermally stable polyimides from solutions

of monomeric reactants, 5839.time and temperature dependent modulus

of pyrrone and polyimide moldings, 5792 Amino acids : formation of amino acids on

irradiation of fog containing formaldehyde and ammonium nitrate with UV light, USSR study, 5675

Ammonium nitrate, formation of amino acids on irradiation of fog containing formalde-hyde and ammonium nitrate with UV light, USSR study, 5675

Amortization, see Mortgages.Amphetamines, legislation 1971, hearings,

5267Amplifiers: . .

electronic amplifiers compilation, 5813 transverse wave tubes as high efficiency

microwave amplifiers, 4881Analysis, see names of substances analyzed. Anatomy, development and application of a

whole-body irradiation counting system, 4898 c ,Anderson, Douglas A., response of radial- bladed centrifugal pump to sinusoidal dis-turbances for noncavitating flow, 5823

Anderson, R. E., effect of postharvest hot- water treatments on spoilage of cranberries in storage, 4846

Anderton, David A., aeronautics, space in the 70’s, 5797

Andrisani, Dominick II, wind tunnel study of slot spoilers for direct lift control, 5845

Anemia, research, treatment, and preven-tion of sickle cell anemia, hearing, 5186

Angle of attack, experimental boundary-layer edge Mach numbers for 2 space shut-tle orbiters at hypersonic speeds, 5826

Animal products, trade and tariff informa-tion summaries, 6127

Animals:diethylstilbestrol (DES) its use as drug for human and in animal feeds, regula-tion, hearings, 5173

perception of respiratory medium and gas preference in man and animals, 5865

recommended procedure for isolation of salmonella organisms from animal feeds and feed ingredients, 4829

see also Domestic animals.Anodes, electrochemical behavior of boron

anode in aqueous solutions, 5833

Antennas:auto-tracking antenna system, 5981 calculation of directivity characteristics

of equiangular conical double-spiral an-tennas, USSR study, 5692

Anti-icing, defrosting, and defogging sys-tems, use of aircraft fuel anti-icing addi-tives, 5456

Antibodies, see Antigens and antibodies.Antigens and antibodies:

accuracy of express diagnosis of influenza by fluorescent antibody procedure, USSR study, 5659

influenza antigens antibodies and inter-feron, USSR study, 5658

Antipoverty programs, see Poverty.Apollo project, see Project Apollo (man-in-

space program).Application guide for preparation of detailed

common control central office equipment requirements, 6046

Apprentices, printing crafts, compositors, bookkeeper, pressman, machinist, lithog-rapher, photoengraver, examination an-nouncement, amdt., 5034

Appropriations:general Government matters, 1972, con-

tinue, law, 5107supplemental, 1972, law, 5090

Appropriations Committee, House, hearings, 5152-53

Aquaculture, see Aquiculture.Aqueous solutions :

electrochemical behavior of boron anode in aqueous solutions, 5833

microflotation of silica, 5626Aquiculture, farming the sea, 5943Architecture, benefits could be realized

through reuse of designs for public hous-ing projects, Housing and Urban Develop-ment Department, GAO report, 5556

Arctic regions, catalog of nautical charts, 5968

see also Subarctic regions.Ardmore, Okla., watershed field inspections,

1971, hearings, 5198Area handbooks, Paraguay, 4886Area wage survey, see Wages.Arizona, electric rate book, 5464Arkansas, south, floods of May 1968, 5597Arkansas River and Valley, special flood haz-

ard information, McClellan-Kerr Naviga-tion System, head of navigation to Musko-gee, Okla., 5411

Armed Forces:drug abuse in military, staff report, 5223 duty-free entry of gifts from servicemen

in combat zones, law, 5118legislation affecting, 92d Congress, 1st ses-

sion, hearings, title page, contents, and index, 5154

NATO status of forces treaty, criminal jurisdiction operations, hearing, 5222

reemployment rights of Federal employees who perform duty in Armed Forces, 5035 ,Uniformed service health professions re-vitalization act, hearing, 5224

Vietnamese army, problems being experi-enced in dependent shelter program in Republic of Vietnam, GAO report, 5571

Armed Forces Institute., bulletin, 5349 Armed Services Committee, House:

hearings, 5155 .title page, contents, and index, 5154

Armed Services Committee, Senate: committee print, 5223

hearings, 5222, 5224Armed services papers, 5155-56

title page, contents, and index, 5154Arms control, see Disarmament.Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, tele-

phone directory, 6100Armstrong Glass Co., Erwin, Tex., rolled

glass, workers, Tariff Commission report. 6126


April 1972

Army:Army graduate student program, 4895letters sent by Office of Quartermaster

General, main series, 1818-1870, micro-copy, pamphelt describing, 5872

procurement procedure, revision, 4882 programs, program evaluation and review

techniques, PERT, 4878returns from Regular Army—

Cavalry regiments, 1833-1916 micro-copy, pamphlet describing, 5871

field artillery batteries and regiments, microcopy, pamphlet to accompany, 5870

Army Air Mobility Research and Develop-ment Laboratory, technical reports, 4889-

Army Depar tment:Federal data banks, computers and Bill of

Rights, hearings, 5269Natick Laboratories technical reports.

4884need for long-range planning for avionics

development programs, GAO report, 5570

next of kin of Army prisoners of war/ missing personnel, handbook, 4887

pamphelts, 4885-87 technical manual, 4888

Army Electronics Command, research and development technical reports, 4880-81

Army Materiel Command :AMC pamphelts, 4878—79reports, register of approved recurring re-

ports, 4879Army Medical Research and Nutrition Labor-

atory, Fitzsimons General Hospital, report, 4896-98

Arrays, synthesis of monogenic iterative ar-rays of machines, 4880

ARS, see Agricultural Research Service.Arsenic, atomic energy levels derived from

analyses of optical spectra, 5882Art:

arts and humanities. Office of Education support, 5375

national art treasures, prohibit illicit movement, message from the President, 5210

Artillery, returns from Regular Army field artillery batteries and regiments, micro-copy, pamphlet to accompany, 5870

Artists, your Navy from viewpoint of Na-tion’s finest artists, 5996

As you were, Vietnam era veterans in Fed-eral employment, 5043

ASCS, see Agriculture Stabilization and Con-servation Service.Ashby, George C„ jr., experimental boundary-

layer edge Mach numbers for 2 space shut-tle orbiters at hypersonic speeds, 5826

Aspen, thinning pole-sized aspen has no ef-fect on number of veneer trees or total yield, 5533

Assets and liabilities, see Capital assets— Credit Unions.

Astacidae, see Cambarus.Astrometry :

and astrophysics—problems of astrophysics, 5863study of errors and analysis of astro-

metrical observational results, 5867 Astronautics, ways to spaceflight, 5864

see also Space flight.Astronauts, development of Skylab experi-

5831) 013 crew/vehicle disturbances,Astronomy, see Astrometry.Astrophysics:

astrometry and astrophysics— problems of astrophysics, 5863 study of errors and analysis of astrome-

trical observational results, 5867

Atlanta, Ga., relocation of 4th district Fed-eral Home Loan Bank from Greensboro to Atlanta, hearings, 5153

Atlantic Coast:light list, St. Croix River, Maine to Little

River, S.C., 5048oceanographic observations along East

Coast of U.S., report, 5051Atlantic ocean, North, oceanographic obser-

vations North Atlantic Station Echo, Nov. 1967—Dec. 1968, 5054

Atlantic Oceanographic and Meterorological Laboratories, collected reprints, 5452

Altantic States:index of surface water records to Sept. 30,

1970, south Atlatnic slope and eastern Gulf of Mexico basins, 5582

regional reports, Middle Atlantic region. 5728

Atlases, catalog of copyright entries, 5293 Atmosphere:

conceptual design and analysis of infrared horizon sensor with compensation for atmospheric variability, 5841

Pendleton project, study of atmospheric effect on weak shock waves traversing long ray paths, 5946

SAROAD station coding manual for aero-metric sampling networks, 4868

some analyses of variability of atmospheric parameters at low altitudes significant for aircraft propagation, 5791

thin-shock-layer solution for nonequilib-rium, Inviscid hypersonic flows in Earth, Martian and Venusian atmospheres, 5820

see also Stratosphere.Atlases :

atlas of southern forest game, 5513moon, atlas and gazetteer of near side,

5800Atomic blasting, quarrying with nuclear ex-

plosives, 5409Atomic energy :

atomic energy legislation through 92d Con-gress, 1st session, compilation, 5131

code of Federal regulations, 5469fundamental nuclear energy research.

4920levels derived from analyses of optical

spectra, 5882management improvements needed in re-

view and evaluation of applications to construct and operate nuclear power plants, GAO report, 5574

neutron activation prediction code system development for NERVA, 5779

reviews to insure safety of nuclear opera-tions, 4911

role of paper mill additives as potential stream pollutants development of nu-clear analytical techniques, 4914

SNAP-8 electrical generating system de-velopment program, 5780

Atomic Energy Agency, International, see International Atomic Energy Agency.

Atomic Energy Commission:AEC research and development reports.

4900-19AEC symposium series, 4902Calvert Cliffs decisions, its origin and

aftermath, selected materials on AEC rules conflicting with water quality im-provement act, 5132

fundamental nuclear energy research, 4920Health and Safety Laboratory fallout pro-

gram quarterly summary report, 4908 appendix, 4909

Atomic Energy Joint Committee, committee print, 5131

Atomic power, see Atomic energy.Atomic power engineering, see Nuclear en-gineering.Atomic power plants, see Nuclear reactor

power plants.


Ind ex .

Atomic warfare, survival of food crops and livestock in event of nuclear war, proceed-ing of symposium, 4902

Attachments and accessories for— grinding machines, 5339 milling machines, military standard,

5340Attitude control, see Aircraft—Spacecraft. Attorney General, see Justice Department. Attorneys, see Lawyers.Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans’ Hos-

pital, designate, law, 5089Audiogram, reduction in audiogram shifts in

sonar watchstanders when exposed to sur-face ship echo-ranging, 5742

Auditing, see Accounts and accounting.Austenite, X-ray diffraction method for deter-

mining amount of austenite in austenlte- ferrite mixture, 5889

Austenitic steels, X-ray diffraction method for determining amount of austenite in austenite-ferrite mixture, 5889

Australia:catalog of nautical charts, 5970 foreign trade regulations, 5062

Authors, guide for authors of symposium papers, 5535

Automated engineering document prepara-tion system—

Anishes, military standard, 5335 materials, military standard, 5334

Automated Multiphasic Health Testing and Services Advisory Committee, provisional guidelines for automated multiphasic health testing and services, proceedings of Invitational Conference on AMHTS, 5895

Automatic data processing equipment, see Electronic data processing systems.

Automation:accelerating oak drying by presurfacing,

accelerated schedules, and kiln automa-tion, 5524

auto-tracking antenna system, 5981 automatic control, USSR study, 5664 model and methods used in creating auto-

mated systems of control, USSR study, 5663

Automobile accidents, see Motor vehicle ac-cidents.

Automobile insurance:pricing In Chicago metropolitan area, hear-

ing, 5270reform and cost savings hearings, 5233

Automobiles:automobile property damage and consumer

information program, hearings, 5184-85 recent purchases and expectations to buy

cars, houses, and other durables, survey data, 5021

Averch, Harvey A., how effective is schooling ? critical review and synthesis of research Andings, President’s Commission on School Finance, Anal report, 6007

Aviation, see Aeronautics—Aircraft.Aviation engineering, see Aeronautical engi-

neering.Aviation Aelds, design of unsurfaced soil

facilities for operations of C—5A aircraft, 5413

Aviation storekeepers, 1 & C, rate training manual, 5972

Aviators, stress in Alght, USSR study, 5677 Avionics equipment, see Aeronautical sup-

plies.Awards (incentive), see Rewards (prizes,

etc.).Axial flow, see Flow.

BBad River and Valley, Fort Pierre, S. Dak.,

Aood plain information, 5385Baggage, lightweight luggage, Tariff Com-

mission report, 6124Bahrain, executive agreements with Bahrain,

hearings, 5248

Bailey, Frank R., numerical calculations of transonic Aow about slender bodies of revolution, 5828

Baker, Hayward R., prevention of surface electrical leakage in presence of moisture, 5986

Balance sheets, see Finance.Ball bearings, see Bearings (machinery).Baltimore, Md., census of housing, 1970,

block statistics, 4933Bands, Federal item identiAcation guide,

change, 5313Banking and Currency Committee, House,

hearings, 5157Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Com-

mittee, Senate:Committee prints, 5231-32hearings, 5225—30report, 5217

Bankruptcy Laws of United States Commis-sion, extend term, hearing, 5791

Banks and banking:District of Columbia consumer credit pro-

tection act, amend law, 5106holding companies, regulation, amendment,

5494President’s Commission on Financial

Structure and Regulation, report, 6015State and local taxation of banks, study

report, 5232time and savings deposits, changes, 5490

Barrels, steel shipping, current industrial reports, 5013

Barriers, barrier-free environment for elderly and handicapped, hearings, 5218

Bartlett Experimental Forest, trees and shrubs of Bartlett Experimental Forest, Carroll County, N.H., 5544

Beams:Aexural properties of glued-laminated

southern pine beams, Anger joint and speciAc gravity effects, 5538

Pendleton project, study of atmospheric effect on weak shock waves traversing long ray paths, 5946

Bearings (machinery) :performance of high-speed ball bearings

with lead-plated retainers in liquid hy-drogen for potential use in radiation environment, 5858

predicted characteristics of optimized series-hybrid conical hydrostatic ball bearing, 5837

short-term hot hardness characteristics of rolling-element steels, 5847

Beartooth Range, Beartooth high lake coun-try, general information, 5514

Bechtoldt, C. J., x-ray diffraction method for determining amount of austenite in aus-tenite-ferrite mixture, 5889

Becoming a citizen series, 5616-17Bed bugs, see Bedbugs.Bedbugs, how to control, 4843Bedford-Stuyvesant, see Brooklyn, N.Y.Beetles •

genus Zopherus of the world (Coleoptera : Tenebrionidae), review, 6062

spruce beetles, control description, 5518Belgium, economy, basic data, 5067Bell, Thomas H., numerical calculation of

dispersion relations for Internal gravity waves, 5978

BeneAciaries, your medicare handbook, health insurance for railroad retirement beneA- ciaries, 6032

Bennett, Lawrence H., electronic density of states, 5885

Bensen, David W., survival of food crops and livestock in event of nuclear war, proceed-ings of symposium, 4902

Berman, Ronald S., nomination, hearing, 5282

Bertoldi, Gilbert L., determination of chan-nel capacity of Fresno River, downstream from Hidden damsite, Madera county, Calif., 5583


April 1972

Besugo (U.S.S.) :loan to Italy, extension, agreement, 6102

Beverages, trade and tariff information sum-maries, 6127

BI series, 4830—33Biales, Albert, alternative ways of shipping

loose round red radishes to European mar-kets in selected shipping containers, evalu-ation, 4828

Bibliography:aeronautical engineering, 5814—15 bibliography of medical reviews, 5932 California Water Resources, reports, 5591 economics of sweetener marketing, selected

references, 5357glaciological notes, 5585Hispanic Foundation series, 5730 juvenile and family courts, legal biblog-

raphy, 6145Latin America, Spain, and Portugal, bib-

liography of paperback books, 5730 mass spectroscopy literature for 1970 com-

piled by computer method, 4910 nutrition of rice, 6130PACAF basic bibliographies, 4864-65RIF’s guide to book selection, 6053-55

Big Creek, flood plain information, vicinity of Roswell, Ga., 5398

Big Sandy Formation, near Wikieup, Mohave County, Ariz., 5579

Bill, Robert C., fretting wear in titanium, Monel-400 and cobalt-25 molybdeum us-ing scanning electron microscopy, 5859

Billings, Mont., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4940

Biloxi, Miss., census of population and hous-ing, 1970, census tracts, 4975

Biochemistry, quick biochemical oxygen de-mand test, 5435

Biological sciences, see Biology.Biology:

biological effect of extreme environmental factors, USSR study, 5679

biological sound scattering in the ocean, international symposium proceedings, 5995

biological survey of streams of Coles Coun-ty, Ill., 5450

biological telemetry, USSR study, 5683Bredin-Archbold-Smithsonian biological

survey, 6063oxygen consumption in continuous biologi-

cal culture, 5447professional careers in biological and agri-

cultural sciences, examination announce-ment, amdt., 5045

systematics and zoogeography of genus Synidotea (Crustacea: Isopoda) with an account of Californian species, 6061

Biotelemetry, see Telemetry.Birefringences, 2H silicon carbide, 5850Birth control, declaration of U.S. policy of

population stabilization by voluntary means, 1971, hearings, 5274

Bismuth, removing bismuth from lead with submersible centrifuge, 5762

Black spruce, see Spruce.Black walnut, see Walnuts.Blades, response of radial-bladed centrifugal

pump to sinusoidal disturbances for noncavitating flow, 5823

Blakeslee, H. W., powder metallurgy in aero-space researach, industry, 5807

Blast effects, see Explosions.Blind, Randolph-Sheppard act, amend, hear-

ings, 5284Block grants programs of Law Enforcement

Assistance Administration, 5168Blocks, see Earth blocks.Blood:

flight characteristics and stain patterns of human blood, 5704

fluid mechanics of thrombus formation, 5789

Blood pressure, normalizing effect of nega-tive hydroaerions during bradycardia, com-bined with hypotonia or hypertensive dis-ease, USSR study, 5680

Bloss, Roscoe L., precision measurement and calibration, mechanics, 5884

BLS, see Labor Statistics Bureau.Blue Cross, see Health insurance.Blue Mountains, orchardgrass responses to

fertilization of seven surface soils from central Blue Mountains of Oregon, 5550

Blue Shield, see Health insurance.Bluegills, use of bluegills to detect zinc, 5451 BNDD, see Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs

Bureau.Boating, what’s your move? Coast Guard

Auxiliary education and safety program, 5055

Boccio, J., calculation of turbulent boundary layers with heat transfer and pressure gradient utilizing compressibility trans-formation, constant property turbulent boundary layer flow with simultaneous mass transfer and pressure gradient, 5782

Bodies of revolution:drag of a supercritical body of revolution


effects of Reynolds number and body cor-ner radius on aerodynamic characteris-tics of space shuttle-type vehicle at sub-sonic Mach numbers, 5840

numerical calculation of transonic flow about slender, bodies of revolution, 5828

Body (human), see Anatomy.Boise City, Idaho, area wage survey, 5726 Boldt, George H., nomination, hearing, 5228 Boley, Charles C., use of char to improve

physical quality of coke from Allen (Colo-rado) coal, 5760

Bollweevils, see Weevils.Boll weevils, see Weevils.Bollworms, tomato fruitworm, control, 4842 Bolometers, BOLOVAC, bolometric voltage

and current, systems for measuring elec-trical quantities from 0.5 MHz through microwaves, 5881

BOLOVAC systems for measuring electrical quantities from 0.5 MHz through micro-waves, 5881

Bones, James T., pulpwood production, 1970, in Northeast, 5552

Book Year, International, see International Book Year.

Bookbinders, apprentice-printing crafts, com-positor, bookbinder, pressman, machinist, lithographer, photoengraver, examination announcement, amdt., 5034

Books, RIF’s guide to book selection, 6053- 55

Boone County, Nebr., soil survey report, 6078Boron:

electrochemical behavior of boron anode in aqueous solutions, 5833

minerals yearbook chapter, 5745Bortleson, Gilbert C., chemical investigation

of recent lake sediments from Wisconsin lakes and their interpretation, 5432

Boston, Mass.:Boston City Hall, Boston, Mass., build-

ings with fallout protection, design case study, 5032

for relief of sick and disabled, U.S. Pub-lic Health Service Hospital at Boston, 1799-1969, history, 5602

Botany, Smithsonian contributions to bot- anyi 6057

Botetourt County Va.: flood plain informa-tion, James River, Eagle Rock to Lick Run, 5389

flooding on James River, how to avoid damages, Eagle Rock to Lick Run, Bote-tourt County, Va., 5399


Ind ex

Boundaries (physics) :semi-infiinite inhomogeneously filled plates

with—hard boundaries, scattering from peri-

odic corrugated surface, 5983soft boundaries, scattering from periodic

corrugated surface, 5982Boundary layer:

calculation of turbulent boundary layers with heat transfer and pressure gradi-ent utilizing compressibility trans-formation—

computer program manual, 5783constant property turbulent boundary

layer flow with simultaneous mass transfer and pressure gradients, 5782

experimental boundary-layer edge Machnumbers for 2 space shuttle orbiters at hypersonic speeds, 5826

Boundary Waters Canoe Area, wilderness ecology, virgin plant communities of Boundary Waters Canoe Area, 5540

Bradford, Henry W., cooperative Cotia force for development in Brazil, 5453

Bradley, Zorro A., site Bc236, Chaco CanyonNational Monument, N. Mex., 5957

Bradycardia, see Heart diseases. Brain, see Cerebral cortex.Brakes, brakes and brake components, Fed-

eral item identification guide, change, 5301Brand, Horst, poverty area profiles, job

search of ghetto workers, Bedford-Stuy- vesant Central Harlem, East Harlem, South Bronx, 5728

Brantley Dam, project, Pecos River basin, N. Mex., construct, operate and maintain, hearing, 5261A

Brantley project, hearing, 5261ABrayton cycle:

correlation of windage-loss data for Lun- dell alternator, 5856

design of 3-phase, 15-kilovolt-ampere static inverter for motor-starting Bray-ton space power system, 5836

effect of Reynolds number on overall per-formance of 3.7-inch-diameter six-stage axial-flow compressor, 5846

nuclear Brayton turboalternator-compres-sor (TAC) conceptual design study, 5796

Brazil, cooperative Cotia force for develop-ment in Brazil, 5453

Brazing, see Solder and soldering.Breathing, see Respiration.Breden, Leslie H., world index of plastics

standards, 5886Bredin-Archbold-Smithsonian biological sur-

vey of Dominica, 6063Breslav, I. S., perception of respiratory

medium and gas preference in man and animals, 5865

BRH, see Radiological Health Bureau.Bricks, fabrication and cost evaluation of

experimental building brick from waste glass, 5764

see also Adobe.Bridges, analysis of internally redundant

structural cable arrays, 5979Briggs, Richard J., transverse wave tubes as

high efficiency microwave amplifiers, 4881Briggs, Ted C., nitrogen, 5752Brill, Henry, pro-drug dialectic communica-

tion on drug abuse and marijuana red her-ring, 5771

Brimmer, Andrew F.:addresses, lectures, etc.—

Dec. 27, 1971, 5493Feb. 16, 1972, 5492

Brisbin, Robert L., tree grades for eastern white pine, 5545

Brokers, unsafe and unsound practices of brokers and dealers study, report and recommendations of Securities Exchange Commission, 5143

Bromine, atomic energy levels derived from analyses of optical spectra, 5882

Bromley, L. A., properties of seawater and its concentrates and related solutions at tem-peratures up to 400° F., 5624

Bronx, N.Y., South, poverty area profiles, job search of ghetto workers, 5728

Brooklyn, N.Y., Bedford-Stuyvesant, poverty area profiles, job search of ghetto workers, 5728

Brooklyn Borough, New York City, employ-ment profiles of selected low-income areas, summary, 4995

Brown, Leticia W., Washington in new era, 1870-1970, 5958

Browne, Secor D.: remarks—

Jan 17, 1972, 5030Feb. 1, 1972, 5029

Brunner, Robert O., fiscal and budgetary impact of social security program in 1970— 71, 6070

Bryan, D., development of nuclear analytical techniques for oil slick identification de-velopment, 4907

Bucci, Thomas J., comparison of 3 rations in military scout dogs under moderate ther-mal stress, Ft. Benning field study, 4896

Buckling, see Strains and stresses.Budget of United States:

defense program, 1973-77 statement, 5347 1972 status, scorekeeping report, 5206

Buffalo, N.Y., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4942

Building:analysis of internally redundant structural

cable arrays, 5979building with adobe and stabilized-earth

blocks, 4844low-rent public housing construction guide,

5606Buildings:

barrier-free environment for elderly and handicapped, hearings, 5218

subterranean termites, their prevention and control in buildings, 4840

with fallout protection, design case study DCS series, 5032

Bulk carriers in world fleet, 5732Bulletins, see names of department, etc.,

issuing bulletins.Bumpers, Federal item identification guide,

change, 5314Bunker Hill, Calif., subsidence in Bunker-

Hill-San Timoteo area, southern Calif., 5592

Burgess, Fred J., airphoto analysis of ocean outfall disperson, 5439

Burlington, Vt., area wage survey, 5724Burlington Northern, Inc., accident report,

6035Burma:

background notes, 6095economic trends and their implications for

United States, 5646mineral industry, minerals yearbook chap-

ter, 5749Burns, Arthur F., remarks, Nov. 11, 1971,

5495Burros, see Donkeys.Bushings (plumbing) :

Federal item identification guide, change, 5314

Business:business credit and assistance, code of

Federal regulations, 5470census publications, price list, 6027establishing in Singapore, 5065Government minority small business pro-

grams, hearings, 5200minority enterprise and expanded owner-

ship blueprint for 70’s, appendix, A-F, 5058

overseas business reports, 5059—67small business, raw fuel Industries, con-

centration of ownership by competing fuels In energy market, hearings, 5199


April 1972

Butternut Creek:Dewitt and Manlius Townships, Onondaga

County, N.Y., floods, 5407flood plain information, De Witt and Man-

lius Townships, Onondaga County, N.Y., 5386

Buzzell, T. D., humic acid removal by micro-flotation and gravity settling, 5627

C

C&MS, see Consumer and Marketing Service.C.F.S. series, 5934—39Cabeza Prieta Game Range, Cabeza Prieta

Wilderness proposal, 6082Cabinets and racks, Federal item identifica-

tion guide, change, 5302Cables, analysis of internally redundant

structural cable arrays, 5979Cadmium telluride, detectors, interim tech-

nical report, 4912Cagle, Caroline H., changes in time and sav-

ings deposits, 5490Cairns, John, jr., use of bluegills to detect

zinc, 5451Calculations, see Numerical Calculations.Calendars:

calendars of Smithsonian Institution, monthly, 6051

wage calendars, 5716Calibration, precision measurement and cali-

bration mechanics, 5884California:

California streamflow characteristics, from records through 1968, Northern Great Basin and Central Valley, 5580


regular income limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5614

reports for California by Geological Sur-vey. Water Resources Division, list, 5591

selected areas, census of housing, block statistics, 4927.

subsidence in Bunker Hill-Sam Timoteo area, southern Calif., 5592

systematics and zoogeography of genus Synidotea (Crustacea : Isopoda) with an account of Californian species, 6061

water resources data, 5593California, Pa., floods, how to avoid damages,

5402Calvert Cliffs decision, its origin and after-

math, 5132Calves, calf crop statistics, 6111Cambarus, subgenera of crayfish genus Pro-

cambar us (Decapoda; Astacidae), 6064Camp, William B., nomination, hearings,

5229Canada:

catalog of dental research projects spon-sored by Federal and non-Federal orga-nizations, errata, 5911

catalog of nautical charts, 5967ice cream sandwich wafers from Canada,

Tariff Commission report, 6123Canal zone, census of population, 1970, gen-

eral characteristics, 4963Cancer:

mouth, general information, 5893National cancer attack act, law, 5124

Canine corps, see Dogs.Canker (diseases of plants) :

Scleroderris canker of northern conifers, 5519

Capacity (industrial), see Industrial capac-ity.

Capellen, J., bibliography of mass spectros-copy, literature for 1970 compiled by com-puter method, 4910

Capitaine (U.S.S.) :loan to Italy, extension, agreement, 6102

Capital assets, class life asset depreciation range system, tax information, 5628

Capital of United States, Washington in new era, 1870-1970, 5958

Capitol Reef National Park, establish, law, 5113

Caps, instability of spherical caps and com-plete spheres, 4892

Carbon, effects of carbon on mechanical prop-erties of titanium beta-alloy weld joints, USSR study, 5691

Careers, see Occupations.Cargo, see Ships.Carl, Clayton M., jr., maturation of sugar

maple seed, 5548Carmean, Willard H., site-index comparisons

for tree species in northern Minnesota, 5542

Carpets, carpet and rugs, summary for 1970 and 1st 3 quarters of 1971, current indus-trial reports, 5004

Carriers, see Water carriers.Carroll County, N.H., trees and shrubs of

Bartlett Experimental Forest, Carroll County, N.H., 5544

Carroll Township, Pa., floods, how to avoid damages. 5405

Cars, see Automobiles—Passenger cars.Carter, Arlen, development and initial oper-

ating characteristics of 20-megawatt linear plasma accelerator facility, 5821

Cartography, see Maps and charts.Cartridges, cartridge and propellant ac-

tuated devices and components, Federal item identification guide, change, 5303

Castings, nonferrous castings, current in-dustrial reports, 5008

Castleton River and Valley, watershed work plan for watershed protection, flood pre-vention and fish and wildlife develop-ment, upper Castleton River Watershed, Rutland County, Vt., 6081

Cataloging notes for medical catalogers, pe-riodical), 5933

Catalogs:catalog of nautical charts, special pur-

pose navigational charts and publica-tions, 5971

copyright entries, 5293dental research projects in United States

and Canada sponsored by Federal and non-Federal organizations, errata, 5911

Library of Congress national union cata-log, manuscript collections, 5731

nautical charts—region 1, United States and Canada,

5967region 3, Greenland, Iceland, Scotland,

Ireland, England and Western Eu-rope, 5968

region 5, West Africa and Mediter-ranean, 5969

region 7, Australia and Indonesia, 5970 Catalysis, feasability studies of applications

of catalytic oxidation in wastewater, 5445

Catfish, channel catfish farming, 6074Cattle:

cattle, sheep and goat inventory, 6112 feedlot waste mangement, why and how,

5418Cavitation, response of radial-bladed cen-

trifugal pump to sinusoidal disturbances for noncavitating flow, 5823

CDD-series, 5000-2Cedar, old-growth western redcedar and

Alaska-cedar in southeast Alaska, volume tables and equations, 5537

Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuge, des-ignate certain lands as wilderness area, hearings, 5175

Cellulose acetates, ultrathin membranes for reverse osmosis water salination, 5622

Cemeteries, American military, overseas, general information, 4876


Ind ex .

Charitable trusts, District of Columbia charitable trusts and split-interest trusts, facilitate amendment of governing instru-ments to conform to requirements of In-ternal revenue code, law, 5085

Charlottesville, Va.:flood plain information, Rivanna River,

5897floods, how to avoid damage, 5408

Charters, Federal charters ror certain non-profit organizations, confer, hearings, 5268

Charts, see also Maps and charts.Chase, Joseph, oceanographic observations

along East Coast of United States, 5051Chatters, Roy M., role of paper mill addi-

tives as potential stream pollutants devel-opment of nuclear analytical techniques, 4914

Chehalis River, flood plain information, Chehalis, Wishkah and Hoquiam Rivers, Aberdeen-Hoquiam-Cosmopolis, Wash., 5387

Chemical analysis:chemical investigation of recent lake

sediments from Wisconsin lakes and their interpretation, 5432

physicochemical phase analysis methods for steels and alloys, USSR study, 5688

Chemical properties, chemical investigation of recent lake sediments from Wisconsin lakes and their interpretation, 5432

Chemicals:chemical products, Federal item identifi-

cation guide, change, 5304chemical quality of water in Walnut River

basin, south-central, Kansas, 5598see also Organic compounds.

Chemosterilants, chemosterilants screened against boll weevil in dipping and feed-ing tests, 4855

Chen, Juh W., feasibility studies of applica-tions of catalytic oxidation in wastewater, 5445 , x.Chevalier, James L., short-term hot hard-ness characteristics of rolling-element steels, 5847

Chicago, Hl.: „ .automobile insurance pricing in Chicago metropolitan area, 5270

financial implications of changing patterns of nonpublic school operations in Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, and Phila-delphia, 6005

Chicken plague, see Fowl pest.Chickens, fowl plague, beware of this deadly

foreign disease, 4852Chicopee, Mass., census of housing, 1970,

block statistics, 4936Child development, see Children.Child health, see Children.Children :

aid to families with dependent children study, findings demographic and pro-gram characteristics, 5901

child development, day care (series), 5027 handicapped, ending the isolation, role of

education, etc., errata, 5367hearing levels of children by demographic

and socioeconomic characteristics, 5900 if you have a handicapped child you are

not alone, diagnosis, special education, etc., 5369

Maternal and Child Health Service pro-grams, administering agencies and legis-lative base, 5734

national cross-tabulation from 1967 and 1969, AFDC studies, 5902

nutrition and feeding of infants and chil-dren under 3 in group day care, 5736

promoting health of mothers and children. 5735

I what’s so hard about feeding kids? 5500 see also Day care of children.

' Childs, Gary A., comparison of discrete steepest ascent method with continuous

steepest ascent method for optimal pro-1 graming, 5822

Census: , .collection, evaluation, and processing series, data access descriptions, 5022

data access descriptions, 5022 housing, 1970—

block statistics, 4922-50detailed housing characteristics, 4951-

57general housing characteristics, 4958— 59supplementary report series, 4960

mid-decade census of population and hous-ing, hearings, 5193

population, 1970—final reports, alphabetical and classified

indexes of industries and occupations, microfiche order form, 5962

general population characteristics, 4961-63

general social and economic character-istics, 4964—66

supplementary reports, 4967—73 population and housing—

census tracts, 4974—93 publications order form, 4998

employment profiles of selected low- income areas, publications order form, 4999

printed reports, 5022 publications, price list, 6027

Census Bureau, technical notes, 5024Center for Disease Control, zoonose sur-

veillance, annual summary, rabies, 5026Centerville, Pa., floods, how to avoid dam-

ages, 5403Central Railroad Company of New Jersey, accident report, 6033

Central Valley, Calif., California stream-flow characteristics, from records through 1968, Northern Great Basin and Central Valley, 5580

Central Valley project:Delta Division, Montezuma Hills unit,

Calif., reclamation feasibility studies, law, 5105 .

San Luis unit, Westlands water district construction charges, deferment, report, 5147

Centrifugal pumps, see Pumps.Centrifuges, removing bismuth from lead

with submersible centrifuge, 5762Ceramics, characterization of hot-pressed

MgO, 5989 , ,Cerebral cortex, visual evoked cortical re-

sponse as measure of stress in naval en-vironments, methodology and analysis, slow flash rates, 5744

Chace, Fenner A., shrimps of Smithsonian- Bredin Caribbean expeditions with sum-mary of West Indian shallow-water species, (Crustacea, Decapoda, Natantia), 6060

Chaco Canyon National Monument, site Bc236, general information, 5957

Chains, transmission chain, Federal item identification guide, change, 5331

Chalmette National Historical Park, inter-pretive prospectus, 5949

Chamis, Christos C., mechanics of load trans-fer at fiber/matrix interface, 5832

Champlin, Robert L„ supplementary aera-tion of lagoons in rigorous climate areas, 5448

Chang, David T., some analyses of variability of atmospheric parameters at low altitudes significant for aircraft propagation, 5791

Change in Foggy Bottom, 6096 Channel catfish, See Catfish.Channels, determination of channel capacity

of Fresno River, downstream from Hid-den damsite, Madera county, Calif. 5583

Chaplains, military chaplains’ review, 4883 Char, use of char to improve physical quality

of coke from Allen (Colorado) coal, 5760Characterization of hot-pressed MgO, 5989


Apri l 1972

Chile, economic trends and their implications for United States, 5640

China:People’s Republic, United States relations

with People’s Republic of China, hear-ings, 5256

situation in Far East, particularly China, hearings, 5254

United States-China relations, hearing, 5254

Cholinesterase, interaction of hydrophobic organophosphorous, inhibitors and serum cholinesterase in presence of aliphatic al-cohols at different pH, USSR study, 5678

Christal, Raymond E., stability of consoli-dated job descriptions based on task in-ventory survey information, 4859

Christmas trees, Christmas tree directory, Oregon and Washington, growers, whole-salers, and retailers, 5515

Chromium:atomic energy levels derived from analyses

of optical spectra, 5882cyclic creep and fatigue of TD-NiCr

(thoria-dispersion-strengthened nickel- chomium), TD-Ni, and NiCr sheet at 1200 C, 5855

Mach 1 oxidation of thoriated nickel chromium at 1204°C (2200°F), 5825

Chumas, Sophie J., tabulations of voluntary national standards, industry standards, in-ternational recommendations and certifi-cation programs for consumer products, 5888

Church, Frank, interview with Kosygin, 5250

Circuit Courts of Appeals, minutes, trial notes and rolls of attorneys of U.S. Cir-cuit Court for southern district of New York, 1790—1841, microcopy, pamphlet de-scribing, 5873

Circuits :automatic control, USSR study, 5664 digital-to-analog conversion circuit using

third-order polynomial interpolation,Circulars, see names of departments, etc.,

issuing circulars.Cities and towns :

air carriers service to small communities (remarks), 5031

airports and the community, sub-council report, 5908

census of population, 1970, composition of urban population, 4968

community at crossroads, drug education simulation game, 5913

delinquency and city life, 5703emergency urban mass transit legislation,

subsidies for continued transit system operations, hearings, 5225

how to improve your community by at-tracting new industry, 5353

metropolitan aspects of educational in-equality. hearings, 5241

mixing heights, wind speeds and potential for urban air pollution throughout con-tiguous United States, 4867

new grass roots government? decentrali-zation and citizen participation in urban areas, 4827 <

places of 10,000 or more by wards, 1970, list by States, 4972 (

population and land area of urbanizedareas, 1970 and 1960, 4969 <

population annexed to central cities ofstandard metropolitan statistical areas ( in United States, 1960-70, 4971

population of standard metropolitan statis-tical areas, 1950-70, 4970

Citizens of United States, new grass roots government? decentralization and citizen ( participation in urban areas, 4827

8 Citizenship:becoming a citizen series—

our American way of life, 5616s our United States, 5617

Federal textbook on citizenship, 5617-19 gateway to citizenship, 5620

. Citrus fruit, evaluation of procedures for estimating citrus fruit yield, 6113

, Civil aircraft, see Aircraft.Civil aviation, see Aeronautics.

. Civil defense, see Civilian defense.' Civil procedure, taking of evidence abroad

in civil or commercial matters, convention, ; message from the President, 5209

Civil rights, institutional guide to DHEW policy on protection of human subjects. 5927

Civil Service:examination announcements—

apprentice-printing crafts, compositor, bookbinder, pressman, machinist, lithographer, photoengraver, 5034

biological and agricultural sciences, pro-fessional careers, amdt., 5045

Federal protective officer, amdt., 5033 general amendment, 5036

job grading standards—air conditioning equipment mechanic.

5037crane operator, 5038electronics mechanic, 5039gardener, 5040pest controller, 5041tractor operator, 5042

Civil Service Commission, pamphlets, 5043— 44

Civil service pensions, retirement planning, 5630

Civilian defense, ASCS defense activities, 4831

Claims:Alaska native land claims settlement act,

law, 5109continuing problems in paying State claims

for administrative expenses of public assistance programs, Social and Reha-bilitation Service, GAO report, 5558

Class rooms, see Classrooms.Classification :

oxidizing materials by test methods, 5756U.S. foreign trade statistics classifications

and cross-classification summary of changes, 5025

see also names of substances, objects, etc., classified.

Classroom personnel, see Teachers.Classrooms, outdoor classrooms on school

sites, 4850Clear-cutting :

growth and survival of interplanted hard-woods in southern Wisconsin oak clearcuttings, 5530

studies of effects of watershed practices on streams, 5426

Clearcutting, see Clear-cutting.Climate, supplementary aeration of lagoons

in rigorous climate areas, 5448Clinical Center, National Institutes of

Health, current clinical studies and patient referral procedures, 5926

Clinical medicine, see Medicine.Clothing, coats and coat-like garments, Fed-

eral item identification guide, 5305Coal, use of char to improve physical quality

of coke from Allen (Colorado) coal, 5760 Coal Center, Pa., floods, how to avoid dam-

ages, 5402Coast Guard Auxiliary:

uniform, awards, and flag code manual, 5047

what’s your move? public education and safety program, 5055

Coastal Engineering Research Center, mis-cellaneous paper, 5378

Ind ex

Coasts *eutrophication in coastal waters, nitro-

gen as controlling factor, 5431longshore sediment transport rates, com-

pilation of data, 5378Coats, and coat-like garments, Federal item

identification guide, 5305Cobalt: , . .atomic energy levels derived from analy-

ses of optical spectra, 5882fretting wear in titanium, Monel-400, and

eobalt-25% molybdenum using scanning electron microscopy, 5859

Cobalt isotopes, heat source demonstration program for 60Co, phase 2, final report, de-tail design, 4919

Code of Federal regulations, 5468-89see also for titles, chapters, etc., of the

Code printed separately, subject in-volved.

Codes, see subjects.Coke, use of char to improve physical quality

of coke from Allen (Colorado) coal, 5760Colbeck, Samuel C., one-dimensional water

flow through snow, 5379Cold Regions Research and Engineering Lab-

oratory :research reports, 5379-80special reports, 5381—83technical report, 5384

Coleoptera, see Beetles.Coles County, Ill., biological survey of

streams of Coles County, Ill., 5450Colladay, Raymond S., analysis and compari-

son of wall cooling schemes for advanced gas turbine applications, 5848

Collection, evalutaion, and processing senes, 5022

Collective bargaining: ...bit of perspective on collective bargaining

and economic controls (address), 5705 employment, collective bargaining, and

productivity (address), 5707world of work in world ahead (remarks),

5713College students, see Students.Colleges and universities:

graduate student support and manpower resources in graduate science education, 5959

machine entrance testing for higher schools, USSR study, 5697

undergraduate enrollment in 2-year and 4-year colleges, Oct. 1970, 5015

university medical care programs, evalua-tion, 5894 _Collier, Cleveland E., letters sent by Office

of Quartermaster General, main, series, 11818-1870, microcopy, pamphlet describ-ing, 5872

Collisions, see Motor vehicle accidents.Colloids, microflotation of silica, 5626Colombia, cotton, 5510Color prints, see Prints.Colorado, census of housing, 1970, block

statistics of selected areas, 4928Colorado River and Valley, basin, surface

water records, 5593Colorado Springs, Colo.:

census of population and housing, 1970, census tracts, 4976

floods, 5406Monument Creek, flood plain information,

5393Columbus, Ohio, area wage survey, 5718Colwell, Robert N., monitoring earth re-

sources from aircraft and spacecraft, 5802Combat air crews, see Flight crews.Combustion, disposal of manure wastes and

utilization of residue, 5766see also Flames.

Commerce:arglcultural economy and trade of United

Kingdom, 5356

Commerce—Continuedforeign trade—

statistics classifications and cross-classi-fication summary of changes, 5025

survey of current issues to be studied by Subcommittee on International Trade, 5243

international narcotics trade and its rela-tion to United States, report, 5149

Secretary’s last remarks to members of maritime industry, 5057

summaries of trade and tariff information, 6127

taking of evidence abroad in civil or com-mercial matters, convention, message from the President, 5209

United States in changing world economy, 6021

ways to increase U.S. exports under trade opportunities program, GAO report, 5573

see also names or classes of articles of commerce.

Commerce Committee, Senate, hearings, 5233-38

Commerce Department, ways to increase U.S. exports under trade opportunities program, GOA report, 5573

Commercial products:tabulation of voluntary national stand-

ards, industry standards, international recommendations and certification pro-grams for consumer products, 5888

voluntary product standard PS (series), 5892

Commission on Bankruptcy Laws of United States, see Bankruptcy Laws of United States Commission.

Commodities, see Agricultural products.Commodity Credit Corporation, audit re-

ports, 5144, 5554Commodity exchanges :

act, as amended, 5069commodity futures statistics on futures

trading in commodities regulated under Commodity exchange act, monthly, 5070

Common Market, see European Economic Community.

Communications :disaster communications service, FCC

rules and regulations, 5457PACAF basic bibliography, 4865see also Military communications.

Communist China, see China.Communist Party of Soviet Union, 24th Con-

gress, stenographic reports, 5655—47 Communities, see Cities and towns.Commuter transportation, see Transporta-

tion.Comparison of discrete steepest ascent

method with continuous steepest ascent method for optimal programing, 5822

Compensation, see Pensions—Wages.Compositors, see Apprentices.Compressed gases, see Gases.Compressibility:

calculation of turbulent boundary layers with heat transfer and pressure gra-dient utilizing compressibility trans-formation—

computer program manual, 5783constant property turbulent boundary-

layer flow with simultaneous mass transfer and pressure gradient, 5782

Compressible boundary layer, see Boundary layer.

Compressors :effect of Reynolds number on overall per-

formance of 3.7-lnch-diameter six-stage axial-flow compressors, 5846

nuclear Brayton turboalternator-compres-sor (TAC) conceptual design study, 5796

pumps and compressors, 1970, current in-dustrial reports, 5010

pumps, valves, and compressors, global market survey, 5648


Apri l 1972

Comptroller of Currency, nomination of Wil-liam B. Camp, hearing, 5229

Computer programs/programming: calculations of eigenvalues and eigenfunc-

tions of Mathieu’s equation, 5788 computer program for determining poly-

crystalline elastic moduli from single-crystal elastic constants, 5988

computer program manual, calculation of turbulent boundary layers with heat transfer and pressure gradient utilizing compressibility transformations, 5783

generalized research analysis statistical system, 4897

improved neutron activation prediction code system development, final report, 5779

see also names of programs or subjects for which programs have been made.

Computers, see Electronic computers.Concentration by competing raw fuel indus-

tries in energy market and its impact on small business, 5199

Concept of education as investment, 6002Conceptual design and analysis of infrared

horizon sensor compensation for atmos-pheric variability, 5841

Condensers (vapors and gases) :optimization of stainless steels for use as

condenser tubes for desalting water, 5623

survey of alternate methods for cooling condenser discharge water, total com-munity considerations in utilization of rejected heat, 5440

Conduits, fittings, Federal item identifica-tion guide, change, 5307

see also Electric conduits.Cones, subsonic and supersonic static aero-

dynamic characteristics of family of bul-bous base cones measured with magnetic suspension and balance system, 5785

Conferences, congresses, etc.:conference series, National Center for

Health Services Research and Develop-ment, 5894

metropolitan transportation planning seminars, Denver, Colo., Nov. 30-Dec. 1 1970, 6133

see also subject of conference.Configurations, exploratory study of effects

of injection configurations and inlet flow conditions on characteristics of flow in spherical chambers, 5795

Congo (Kinshasa) :protocol for accession of Democratic Re-

public of Congo to general agreement on tariffs and trade, 6109

Congo, Democratic Republic, see Congo (Kinshasa).

Congress of United States :congressional record 92d Congress—

1st sess., bound volumes, 5074-782d sess., bound volume, 5073

daily digest, 5072congressional serial set, 5081-84 laws, public, 5085-5130

index, 507192d Congress, provide for beginning of

2d session, law, 5123Co?^ss4onal districts, data CDD-series, 5000—2Congressional record, see Congress of United States.Congressional serial set, 5081-84Conical shells, see Shells (structural).

^roderris canker of northern conifers, 5519Configurations,

management 5344

Connally, John6137

contractor configuration plans, military standard,

B., address, Feb. 8, 1972,

Connecticut, income limits for sec. 221(d) (3) below-market interest rate housing and exception limits for sec. 235—236 hous-ing, 5615

Conquest of Cancer Agency, establish, law, 5124

Conscription, Military selective service act with analysis, compilation, 5156

Conservation, see Natural resources—also subjects.

Conservation farming, see Soil conservation.Conservation of natural resources, see Nat-

ural resources.Constant property turbulent boundary layer

flow with simultaneous mass transfer and pressure gradient, 5782

Constitution of United States, constitutional rights, Federal data banks, computers and Bill of Rights, privacy enfringements with-out screening or controls hearings, 5269

Construction, see Building.Consuls, Consul General’s Shanghai Postal

Agency, 1867-1907, 6065Consumer and Marketing Service :

better inspection and improved methods of administration needed, GAO report, 5557

C&MS series, 5291PMG series, 5292

Consumer goods, see Commercial products.Consumer Protection Agency, establish, hear-

ings, 5261Consumers :

automobile property damage and consumer information program, hearings, 5184, 5185

buying indicators, series, 5021consumer guide for senior citizens, 5498 consumers’ reaction to various peel oil

levels in frozen concentrated orange juice, 4847

protect consumers against careless and un-fair billing practices, hearings, 5228

Containers, alternative ways of shipping loose round red radishes to European mar-kets in selected shipping containers, evalu-ation, 4828

Contaminants, effects of surface contamina-tion on infrared emissivity and visible- light scattering of highly reflective sur-faces at cryogenic temperatures, 5831

Continental Shelf, measurements of sea sur-face temperature on easern Pacific Conti-nental Shelf using airborne infrared radi-ometry, 5052

Contract farming, direct and contract hiring of seasonal farm labor, 4858

Contractions, see Abbreviations.Contractor report NASA CR (series), 5773-

96Contractors, contractor configuration man-

agement plans, military standard, 5344Contracts, see Government contracts.Control systems :

application guide for preparation of de-tailed common control central office equipment requirements for telephone system, 6046

auto-tracking antenna system, 59815th all-Union conference on control prob-

lems, USSR, 5682finite-time stability of linear discrete-time

systems, 5976model and methods used in creating auto-


rational system for regulating Industrial current of new aluminum plants, USSR study, 5687

Control-theory model for human decision-making, 5794

Controllability, study to determine flight characteristics and handling qualities of variable geometry spacecraft, low L/D concept with fold-down wings, 5777


Ind ex .

Counting, development and application of a whole-body irradiation counting system, 4898

Country life, review and synthesis of research on vocational and technical education for rural disadvantaged, 5373

County government, see Government.Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent

cases adjudged, 5294Court of Military Appeals, digest, annotated

and digested opinions, supplement, 5348Courts martial and courts of inquiry:

Courts of Military Review and Court of Military Appeals, reports, holdings and decisions, 5297

desk book for special court-martial con-vening authorities, 4885

Courts of Military Review, court-martial reports, holdings and decisions, 5297

Cow Creek, Calif., floods, how to avoid, Palo Cedro, Calif., 5400

Craig, Clayton B., relief, hearings, 5190Cranberries, effect of postharvest hot-water

treatments on spoilage of cranberries in storage, 4846

Cranes, derricks, etc., crane operator, job grading standard, civil service, 5038

Craters, quarrying with nuclear explosives, 5409

Crawfish, subgenera of crayfish genus Pro- cambarus (Decapoda: Astacidae), 6064

Crayfish, see Crawfish.Credit •

business credit and assistance, code of Federal regulations, 5470

fair credit billing, hearings, 5226Truth in lending act, amend, hearings,

5226Credit unions:share insurance temporary protection, Fed-

eral and State member accounts, amend-ments, laws, 5127

State-chartered credit unions, 1970 annual report, 5905 „

Creep of metals, cyclic creep and fatigue oi TD-NiCr (thoria-dispersion-strengthened nickel-chromium), TD-Ni, and NiCr sheet at 1200 C, 5855

Cretaceous period, stratigraphy of Creta-ceous rocks and Tertiary Ojo Alamo sand-stone, Navajo and Hopi Indian reserva-tions, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, 5587

Crews, see Spaceship crews.Crime and criminals:

delinquency and city life, 5703 flight characteristics and stain patterns

of human blood, 5704Crime, Select Committee on, House, hearings,

5158Criminal jurisdiction, NATO status of forces agreement, operations, hearing, 5222

Crops, see names of crops.Crossarms, see Poles.Crosswicks Creek, extent and frequency of

floods on Crosswicks Creek from New Egypt to Bordentown, N.J., 5584

CRREL, see Cold Regions Research and Engi-neering Laboratory.

Crustaceans, see Isopods—Shrimps. Cryogenic temperatures, see Cryogenics. Cryogenics, effects of surface contamination

on infrared emissivity and visible-light scattering of highly reflective surfaces at cryogenic temperatures, 5831

Crystals, computer program for determining polycrystalline elastic moduli from single-crystal elastic constants, 5988

Culture: ,convention on ownership of cultural prop-erty, message from the President, 5210

Ethnic heritage studies act, hearing, 5159 Culvert iron, see names of manufactured

Current fishery statistics, C.F.S. series, 5934- 39

Controlled substances act, see Drugs.Converters, phase converters for operation

of 3-phase motors from single-phase power, 4837

see also Digital-to-analog converters.Conway, Bruce A., development of Skylab

experiment T-013 crew/vehicle disturb-ances, 5830

Cookies, ice cream sandwich wafers from Canada, Tariff Commission report, 6123

Coolants, analysis of heat transfer in porous cooled wall with variable pressure and temperature along exit boundary, 5842

Coolidge, Calvin, photographs, 1917-1943, select list, pamphlet describing microcopy, 5875

Cooling:hot-gas-side heat transfer with and with-

out film cooling on simulated nuclear rocket thrust chamber using H2O2, 5851


see also names of commodities.Cooling systems:

analysis and comparison of wall cooling schemes for advanced gas turbine ap-plications, 5848

design and evaluation of active cooling systems for Mach 6 cruise vehicle wings, 5781Cooling towers, development and demonstra-

tion of low-level drift instrumentation, 5443

Cooper, Barbara S., national health expendi-tures, 1929-70, calendar years, 6071

Cooperatives, see Farmers’ cooperative orga-nizations. ,

Copper, atomic energy levels derived from analyses of optical spectra, 5882

Coppinger, Neil W., newsletter for research in psychology, 6141

C catalog of copyright entries, 5293code of Federal regulations, 5481

Corporations:District of Columbia professional corpo-

rations, act, law, 5087Federal charters for nonprofit corpora-

tions, hearings, 5268policy aspects of foreign Investment by

U.S. multinational corporations, 5648ACorrections, hearings, 5189Correlation of windage-loss data for Lun-

dell alternator, 5856Corrosion and anticorrosives, evaluation of

inhibitors in corrosion of Al SI 304 stain-less steel by FC-196 aqueous film-forming foam concentrate, 5991

Corrugated plates, see Plates.Cosmopolis, Wash.:

flood plain information, Chehalis, Wish- kah and Hoquiam Rivers, Aberdeen- Hoquiam-Cosmopolis, Wash., 5387

floods, how to avoid damage, 5401Cost, farm cost situation, 5359

see also subjects.Cost accounting, see Accounts and account-

ing.Cotia, Brazil, cooperative Cotia force for de-

velopment in Brazil, 5453Cotton:

Colombia, 5510cotton and related data, 1930—67, statis-

tics, 1971 supplement, 4857Greece, 5509textiles, trade agreement with Peru, 6107

Council of Economic Advisors, member nomi-nation of Marina von Neumann Whitman, hearing, 5229

Counselors *availability of pupil personnel specialists

to public schools, fall 1968, 5363veteran preference in Federal employment,

handbook for veterans’ counselors, 5044


April 1972

Current industrial reports, 5003-14Current labor market developments, 5134 Current medicare survey report, CMS series,

6069Currents, see Electric currents.Curriculum:

career education in environment, hand-book, 5365

educational R & D programs conducted by laboratories and centers, 5366

Customs, see Tariff.Cybernetics, cybernetics in surgery, USSR

study, 5660Cyclic creep and fatigue of TD-NiCr (thoria-

dispersion-strengthened nickel-chromium), TD-Ni, and NiCr sheet at 1200 C, 5855

Cycling, see Thermal cycling.Cytophotometry, histochemical and cyto-

photometric assay of acid stress in fresh-water fish, 5449

D

D.C., see District of Columbia.Dade County, Fla., pollution of navigable

waters, embayments and coastal waters, conference proceedings, 5417

Dahomey, economic trends and their impli-cations for United States, 5636

Dairymen, bargaining act, hearings, 5221Dallas, Tex., area wage survey, 5725Das, N.M., longshore sediment transport

rates, compilation of data, 5378Data, see subjects.Data access descriptions, 5022Data storage and retrieval systems, see In-

formation storage and retrieval systems.DAV, see Disabled American Veterans.Davenport, Iowa, watershed field inspec-

tions, 1971, hearings, 5198Davis, E. G., combustion disposal of manure

wastes and utilization of residue, 5766Dawdy, David R., rainfall-runoff simula-

tion model for estimation of flood peaks for small drainage basins, 5586

Day care of children: administration of day care programs, 5027 child development, day care (series), 5027 nutrition and feeding of infants and chil-

dren under 3 in group day care, 5736Dealers, unsafe and unsound practices of

brokers and dealers study, report and rec-ommendations of Securities Exchange Commission, 5143

Debt, see Public debt.Decapods, see Cambarus—Shrimps.Decentralization in Government, new grass

roots government? decentralization and citizen participation in urban areas, 4827

Decision-making, control-theory model for human decision-making, 5794

Decisions, see names of courts, etc., render-ing decisions.

Deductions, see Income tax.Deep Sea Drilling Project, leg 9 of cruises of

drilling vessel Glomar Challenger, Papeete, Tahiti to Balboa, Panama, 5960

Defense, see Civilian defense—National de-fense.

Defense Department:appropriations, 1972, law, 5110Assistant Secretary, additional, authorize,

law, 5121Federal data banks, computers and Bill of

Rights, hearings, 5269handbook DSAH series, 5298 military standards, 5334—44 ophthalmic-lenses for Department of De-

fense personnel, evaluation, 5741problems being experienced in dependent

shelter program in Republic of Vietnam, GAO report, 5571

procurement, weapons system, acquisition, hearings, 5133

program and budget, 1973-77 statement,

Defense Supply Agency, handbook DSAH series, 5298

Deformations (mechanics) :theoretical study of corrugated plates,

shearing of trapezoidally corrugated plate with trough lines permitted to curve, 5773

DeHuff, Gilbert L., manganese, 5748Delaware, income limits for sec. 221(d)(3)

below-market interest rate housing and exception limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5615

Del Duca, Betty S., electrochemical behavior of boron anode in aqueous solutions, 5833

Delinquency, see Juvenile delinquency.Del Norte County, Calif., flood plain in-

formation, Lake Earl-Lake Talawa and lower Smith River, Del Uorte County, Calif., 5390

Democratic Republic of Congo (Kinshasa), see Congo (Kinshasa).

Demodulators, analysis of threshold char-acteristics of synchronous-phase demodu-lator, USSR study, 5667

Demography :hearing levels of children by demographic

and socioeconomic characteristics, 5900methods and materials of demography,

Dendroctonus rufipennis, see Beetles.Denmark, economic trends and their impli-

cations for United States, 5638Densen, Paul M., university medical care

programs, evaluation, 5894Density, electronic density of states, 5885 Dental instruments and apparatus, X-ray

equipment and supplies, medical, dental and veterinary, Federal item identification guide, change, 5333

Dental research, United States and Canada, catalog of dental research projects spon-sored by Federal and non-Federal organi-zations, errata, 5911

Dentistry, Uniformed services health pro-fessions revitalization act, hearing, 5224

Denver, Colo., Geological Survey, activities and services, 5575

DEP, see Electronic Products Division.Dependents, see Armed Forces—Veterans.Depreciation :

class life asset depreciation range sys-tem, tax information, 5620

depreciation, amortization, and deple-tion, tax information, 5628

Desalination :large multiple phase ejector driven de-

salination plants, design study, 5625 optimization of stainless steels for use as

condenser tubes, 5623ultrathin membranes for reverse osmosis

water desalination, 5622DeSanto, John A. :

scattering from periodic corrugated sur-face, semi-infinite in homogenously

filled plates with—hard boundaries, 5983soft boundaries, 5982

Desegregation in education, see Race prob-lems.

Design manual DM series, 5966Design of unsurfaced soil facilities for oper-

ations of C—5A aircraft, 5413Designs (aircraft) :

design and evaluation of active cooling systems for Mach 6 cruise vehicle wings, 5781

Designs (architectural), see Architecture.cadmium telluride detectors, interim tech-

nical report, 4912detection of nonlinear transfer functions

Detectors:by use of Gaussian statistics, 5853

Inductive sensing technique advancement for mental fatigue detection, 4894

nuclear instrument landing system, phase1, final report, 4915


Inde x

Disabled—Continuedmeals-on-wheels, food stamp program, 55U7see also Veterans. TT ,

Disabled American Veterans, National Head-quarters and Service Foundation, life Membership Fund, financial statements, GAO examination, 5562

Disadvantaged:estimates and projections of special target

populations in elementary and secondary public schools, 6004

review and synthesis of research on voca-tional and technical education for rural disadvantaged, 5373

Disarmament:documents, 4877seabed arms control treaty—

hearing, 5252 text, 5214T'Ji QQ ftt"PI'S *

ASCS defense activities, 4831disaster communications service, FCC rules

and regulations, 5457Disaster relief act, amend, law, 5115

Discharge, see Separation (military). Disclosure of financial interests by persons

engaged in operation of Federal Govern-ment, 5289

Discrete functions:comparison of discrete steepest ascent method with continuous steepest ascent method for optimal programing, 5822

finite-time stability of linear discrete-time systems, 5976

mathematical theory applied to games and discrete systems, USSR study, 5685

Discrimination, see Race problems.Diseases of poultry, see names of diseases. Dispensers, liquid fueling dispensing facili-

ties, 5966Dispersion: _ „ .._ _airphoto analysis of ocean outfall disper-

sion, 5439dispersal period in population of eastern fox squirrels (Sciurus niger), 5547

numerical calculation of dispersion rela-tions for internal gravity waves, 5978

Display systems, navigation display, multi-color microchart/map transparencies, mili-tary standard, 5341

Disposal of refuse, see Refuse.Disputes, see Labor disputes.Distribution (economics), see names of com-

modities.District of Columbia.:

appropriations, 1972, law, 5108census of housing, 1970, detailed housing

characteristics, 4951charitable trusts and split-interest trusts,

facilitate amendment of governing in-struments to conform to requirements ot Internal revenue code, law, 5085

consumer credit protection act, amend law, drug°addiction and treatment In D.C. fa-

cilities, hearing, 5239election act, amend, law, 5126elections, primary and tax reduction cam-

paign contributions, law, 5126food inspection and licensing, hearings,income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below-

market interest rate housing and excep-tion limits for sec. 235-236 housing,

nursing homes, trends in long term care, 5220 . . ,.^7.professional corporations act, law, 5987

radiofrequency and microwave radiationlevels resulting from man-made sources In Washington, D C. area, 6030

regular income limits for sec. 235-236 housing, 5614revenue act, amend, law, 5102

revenues, providing additional, law, 5102

Detectors—Continuedreaction cell improvements in mercury

substitution-nuclear detection sulfur di-oxide stack gas monitor, 4916

Detergents, phosphates and phosphate sub-stitutes in detergents, hearings, 5171

^census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4937financial implications of changing patterns of nonpublic school operations in Chi- cago, Detroit, Milwaukee, and Philadel-phia, 6005Developing methodologies for evaluating im-

pact of EDA programs, 5351Developing world and USDA s contributions,

1971 report, 4853 .Development (economics), see Economic de-velopment. _ . ..Development assistance, see Foreign aid.

Development of stable leavening system,Dewatering, dewatering of mine drainage

sludge, 5428Dewitt Township, floods, 5407Diagnosis, see names of diseases.Dialectics, see Reasoning. ,Dickson, Richard E., effects of soil moisture,

texture, and nutrient levels on growth ot black walnut, 5543

Diet, therapy management, Army technical manual, 4888Dietetic interns, see Dietitians.

Diethylstilbestrol, its use as drug for hu-mans and in animal feeds, regulations, hearings, 5173Dietitians, Army graduate student program, 4895Difference equations, see Equations.

Diffraction, X-ray diffraction method for de-termining amount of austenite in austenite-ferrite mixture, 5889

Diffusion flames, see Flames. ......Digital-to-analog converters, digital-to-analog conversion circuit using third-order polynomial interpolation, 5862 K!m.-Dimenslonal analysis, dimensional-stability studies of candidate space-telescope mir-ror-substrate materials, 5844

Dingman, S. Lawrence, hydrology of Glenn Creek watershed, Tanana River basin, cen-tral Alaska, 5380Dips, chemosterilants screened against boll weevil in dipping and feeding tests 4855

Direct and contract hiring of seasonal farmDirect Hft controls, wind-tunnel study of slot

spoilers for direct lift control, 5845Directories: _ .Christmas tree directory, Oregon and

Washington, growers, wholesalers, and retailers, 5515 . +forest trees seed orchards, industry, state and federal forest tree seed orchards m United States directory, 5520

industry wage surveys and union wage rate studies, 5727

military assistance program address di-rectory, changes, 5345-46

public elementary and secondary schools in selected districts, enrollment and staff by racial/ethnic group, 5600

telephone—House of Representatives, 5137State Department, International Devel-

opment Agency, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, 6100

*acute conditions, incidence and associated disability, June 1968-July 1969, United States, 5899disability days, 1968, U.S., health statis-tics, 5898 „for relief of sick and disabled seamen, U.S. Public Health Service hospital at Bos-ton, 1799-1969, history, 5602


April 1972

District of Columbia—Continued soUd^jvaste disposal program, hearings, trust funds, legal investments, list, 5350 unemployment compensation act, amend,

law, 5117District of Columbia Committee, Senate,

hearings, 5239—40Divers:

faceplate, official magazine for divers of U.S. Navy, 5993

visual evoked response as measure of nitrogen narcosis in navy divers, 5743

Dividends, see Life insurance.Dnepropetrovsk University, some results of

work in field of space hydrobiology at Dne-propetrovsk University, 1961-70, USSR study, 5668

Documentation:automated engineering document prepara-

tion system—finishes, military standard, 5335 materials, military standard, 5334

Documents, see Government publications. Documents Office, see Public Documents Of-

fice.Dog food, see Food for animals.Dogs, comparison of 3 rations in military

scout dogs under moderate thermal stress, Ft. Benning field study, 4896

Dollars, modify par value of dollar to equal one thirty-eighth ounce of gold, hearings, 5157,5230

Domestic animals, air pollutants affecting performance of domestic animals, litera-ture review, 4834

Domestic relations courts, juvenile and fam-ily courts, legal bibliography, 6145

Dominica, see Windward Islands.Donkeys, wild burros on public lands, pro-

tect, manage, and control, law, 5101Dooley, James E., mass spectra and analyti-

cal correlations for 32 alkyl aryl sulfides, 5763

Dorn, Georgette, M., Latin America, Spain, and Portugal, bibliography of paperback books, 5730

Dotson, William P., digital-to-analog con-version circuit using third-order polyno-mial interpolation, 5862

Drafting instruments, drafting, surveying, and mapping instruments, Federal item identification guide, 5308

Drag (aerodynamics) :drag of a supercritical body of revolution


low L/D concept with fold-down wings, study to determine flight characteristics and handling qualities of variable geom-etry spacecraft, 5777

Drainage, rainfall-runoff simulation model for estimation of flood peaks for small drainage basins, 5586 see also Mine drainage.

Drift, development and demonstration of low- level drift instrumentation, 5443

Drilling, deep tunnels in hard rock, solution to combined sewer overflow and flooding problems, 5423

Drinking:if you need a drink to be social, that’s not

social drinking (poster), 5914what kind of a drinker are you ? take this

test and find out for yourself (poster), 5925

Drug abuse:amphetamine, legislation hearings, 5267 community at the crossroads, drug educa-

tion simulation game, 5913drug abuse in military, staff report, 5223 drug addiction and abuse among military

veterans, 1971, hearings, 5290drug addiction and treatment in District

of Columbia facilities, hearing, 5239

Drug abuse—Continued effect of drugs of abuse on reproductive

processes, 5903pro-drug dialectic communication on drug

abuse and marihuana red herring, 5771 social seminar film discussion guide—

drugs and beyond, various mind altering techniques, 5921

Mr. Edler’s class, elementary class room techniques for drug discussions, 5922

what is teaching? what is learning? ap-plied to drug education, 5923

social seminar program, 5913see also Alcoholism.

Drug addiction, see Drug abuse.Drugs:

and beyond, social seminar film discussion guide, 5921

code of Federal regulations, 5471 Controlled substance act—

amend move amphetamine from sched-ule 3 of such act to schedule 2, hear-ings, 5267

BNDD manual for drug security, 5770 diethylstilbestrol (DES) its use as drug

for human and in animal feeds, regula-tions hearings, 5173

review of transitional provisions to drug amendments of 1962, hearings, 5187

technical publications, July-Dec. 1970.FDA, 5499see also Narcotics—also names of drugs.

Drums (containers) :steel shipping, current industrial reports,

5013Drunkenness, see Alcoholism.Drying, accelerating oak drying by presur-

facing, accelerated schedules, and kiln automation, 5524

DSA, see Defense Supply Agency.D’Sylva, E., flow field analysis of aircraft

configurations using numerical solution to 3-dimensional unified supersonic/hyper-sonic small-disturbance equations, 5784

Duluth, Minn., railroad accident, report, 6034 Duluth, Missabe and Iron Range Railway

Company, accident report, 6034Dunlap, William J., investigations concern-

ing probable impact of nitrilotriacetic acid on ground waters, 5438

Dunlevy, Pa., floods, how to avoid damages, 5404

Durham, Leonard, biological survey of streams of Coles County, Ill., 1967-70, 5450

Duties, see Tariff.Dynamic response of OV-1A aircraft to soft

field landings, 4891Dynamics, dynamics of changes in composi-

tion of eschericha in persons participating in medical-technical experiment, USSR study, 5661

E

Eagle Rock, Va., flooding, how to avoid dam-ages, 5399

Earl, Lake, flood plain information, Lake Earl-Lake Talawa and lower Smith River, Del Norte, Calif., 5390

Earnings, see Wages.Earphones, see Headsets.Earquhar, C. Brooke, proceedings of inter-

national symposium on biological sound scattering in the ocean, 5995

Earth, monitoring Earth resources from air-craft and spacecraft, 5802

Earth blocks, building with adobe and sta-bilized-earth blocks, 4844

Earth movements, see Subsidences (earth movements).

Earthquakes:general information, 5942geologic events associated with May 31,

1970, Peru earthquake, preliminary re-port, 5581


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East (Far East) :situation in Far East, particularly China,

hearings, 5254East Bethlehem, Pa., floods, how to avoid

damages, 5403East Coast, see Atlantic Coast.Eastern white pines, see Pine.Echo ranging equipment, see Sonar.Eckstein, Otto, inflation process in United

States, 5135Ecology: .career education in environment, hand-

book, 5365ecological factors affecting water fowl pro-

duction in Saskatchewan parklands, 6083

publications, price list, 6029water, man, and nature, symposium, 6038 wilderness ecology, virgin plant communi-

ties of Boundary Waters Canoe Area, 5540 , r.ECOM, see Army Electronics Command.

Economic Advisors Council, see Council of Economic Advisors.

Economic assistance, see Foreign aid.Economic conditions:

foreign economic trends and their impli-cations for United States, ET series, 5033_47

imports and economic welfare in United States (remarks), 5492

1972 economy is off to a good start (re-marks), 5068

phase II of President’s new economic pro-gram, hearings, 5136

report of the President to Congress ex-tend time to file, law, 5122

United States in changing world economy, 6021

see also Economic stabilization—also names of countries, States, etc.

Economic controls, see Economic stabiliza-tion.

Economic development:EDA economic development districts, job-

creating program, 5352role of financial sector in economic de-

velopment of Puerto Rico, 5458Trust Territory of Pacific Islands, pro-

mote, report, 5150Economic Development Administration :

developing methodologies for evaluating impact of EDA programs, 5351

job-creating program, EDA economic de-velopment districts, 5352

Economic Joint Committee:hearings, 5133—34, 5136report, extend time to file, law, 5122

Economic Opportunity Office:Assistant Director, nomination of Bert

A. Gallegos, hearing, 5280Economic opportunity act, amend, report,

5148 ... x.improvements needed in administration of contracts for evaluations and studies of antipoverty programs, GAO report, 5568

pamphlets. 5353AEconomic policy :agricultural science in new 5-year plan,

USSR study, 5689 ,British entry to Common Market, its im-

plications for U.S. foreign economic pol-icy, hearings, 5161

Economic opportunity act, amend, report, 5148international implications of new economic policy, hearings, 5163


United States—foreign economic policy toward Japan, 5166 „ ,in changing world economy, foreign eco-nomic perspective, 6021

Western Europe and new economic policy, report of Mike Mansfield, 5258

see also Economic stabilization.

Economic Research Service:agricultural economic reports, 5354ERS-foreign series, 5358AERS series, 5357—58

Economic stabilization:act, amend, law, 5116bit of perspective on collective bargain-

ing and economic controls (address), 5705

economic stabilization, Code of Federal regulations, 5468

introduction to U.S. Price Commission, 6023


Economics:Economic opportunity act, amend, report,

5148government’s changing role in industrial

economy (address), 6137political economy of money, evolution and

impact of monetarism in Federal re-serve system (paper), 5493

sweetener marketing, annotated bibliog-raphy of selected references, 5357

Economies in education, report, 6003Ecuador, economic trends and their impli-

cations for United States, 5644EDA, see Economic Development Adminis-

tration.Education:


concept of education as investment, 6002 demographic projections for United States

by age, sex, school enrollment, educa-tional attainment, etc., 5019

economies in education, report, 6003education and training programs admin-

istered by VA, hearings, 5202educational R & D programs conducted

by laboratories and centers, 5366 equal education opportunity, hearings,

5241existing State school finance programs, re-view, Commission staff report, 6016

foundation program and educational needs in school systems, 6006

foundations of change (address), 5368how effective is schooling? critical review

and synthesis of research findings, Pres-ident’s Commission on School Finance, final report, 6007

if you have a handicapped child you are not alone, diagnosis, special education, etc., 5369intergovernmental relations and govern-ance of education, 6008

metropolitan aspects of educational in-equality, hearings, 5241

National defense education act of 1958 awards for modern foreign language and area study, 5364

Occupational education act of 1971, hear-ing, 5159

older persons, continuing programs au-thorized, hearings, 5160

physicians training facilities and health maintenance organizations, increase and expand, hearings, 5283

public aid to nonpublic education, 6013 public school finance, present disparities

and fiscal alternatives, 6014research in education (periodical), an-

nual index, 5372schools, people & money, need for educa-

tional reform, 6017tax credit for education, 6018what State legislators think about school

finance, opinion survey of State legisla-ture education committee chairmen, 6022

year ago this week (address), 5362


April 1972

Education—Continuedsee also Elementary education—(Secondary

education—Technical education—Voca-tional education.

Education and Labor Committee, House:hearings, 5159-60report, 5148

Education Office:student loan insurance fund, 1970, finan-

cial statements, GAO examination, 5564 support for arts and humanities, 5375

Educational Resources Information Center, research in education periodical), annual index, 5372

Effiuents:joint treatment of municipal sewage and

pulp mill effiuents, 5425ultrathin membranes tor treating metal

linishing effluents by reverse osmosis, 5424

Eggs:egg marketing guide, 5292Shell eggs and egg products inspection

act, 5291Eigenfunctions, calculation of eigenvalues

and eigenfunctions of Mathieu’s equation, 5788

Eigenvalues, see Eigenfunctions.Eisenhower, Dwight D., photographs, 1943—

61, select list, pamphlet describing micro-copy, 5876

Ejectors, large multiple phase ejector driven desalination plants, design study, 5625

Elasticity:computer program for determining poly-

crystalline elastic moduli from single-crystal elastic constants, 5988

magnetostriction and magnetoelastic quantum oscillations in p-type lead telluride, 5843

time and temperature dependent modulus of pyrrone and polyimide moldings, 5792

Elco, Pa., floods, how to avoid damages, North Charleroi, Speers, Dunlevy, Allen-port, Roscoe, Washington County, Pa., 5404

Elderly, see Aged.Elections :

District of Columbia— act, amend, law, 5126 primary and tax reduction campaign

expenditures, law, 5126Electric apparatus and appliances, electrical

fittings, Federal item identification guide, change, 5309

Electric circuits, see Circuits.Electric conductivity, aluminum wire tables,

5880Electric conduits, Federal item identification

guide, change. 5306Electric currents:

BOLOVAC, systems for measuring elec-trical currents from 0.5 MHz through microwaves, 5881

rational system for regulating industrial current of new aluminum plants, USSR study, 5687

Electric equipment, see Electric apparatus and appliances.

Electric generators:correlation of windage-loss data for Lun-

dell alternator, 5856SNAP-8 electrical generating system de-

velopment program. 5780Eletric insulation, see Insulation.Electric lamps :

current industrial reports, 5005fluorescent lamps, environmental com-

patibility of fluorescent and other mercury-containing lamps, progress re-port, 5909

Electric lines, specification for wood cross-arms (solid and laminated) transmission timbers and pole keys to be purchased by REA borrowers, 6045

Electric motors, phase converters for op-eration of 3-phase motors from single-phase power, 4837

Electric power, see Electricity.Electric power plants:

Coal fired plants, environmental problems associated with production of electrical power in Four Corners region of South-west U.S., hearings, 5264

role of atomic power engineering in de-velopment of USSR power engineering, 5672

Electric transformers, raising sensitivity of differential protection of transformers with reactors on side of 6-10KV, USSR study, 5686

Electric utilities, statistics, 1970, classes A and B privately owned companies, 5463

Electric wire and wiring, aluminum wire tables, 5880

Electrical, see headings beginning Electric. Electricity :

audit of REA borrowers’ accounting rec-ords, 6042

BOLOVAC, bolometric voltage and cur-rent, systems for measuring electrical quantities from 0.5 MHz through micro-waves, 5881

concentration by competing raw fuel in-dustries in energy market and impact on small business hearings, 5199

correction of electrical range errors by passive microwave radiometry, experi-mental investigation, 5947

electric power, power processing, 5801 electrical power production by coal-fired

plants, environmental problems in Four Corners region of Southwest U.S., hearings, 5264

energy policy and national goals, hearing, 5262

megavolt energy densifier, USSR study, 5666

national electric rate book, 5464—67nuclear Brayton turboalternator-compres-

sor (TAC) for space electric power, conseptual design study, 5796

phase converters for operation of 3-phase motors from single-phase power, 4837

prevention of surface electrical leakage in presence of moisture, 5986

rural, materials acceptable on systems of REA borrowers, list, supp., 6043

SNAPS-8 electrical generating system de-velopment program, 5780

vapor phase growth system and its use in preparation of several III—V compound semiconductors, 5776

Electrochemistry :electrochemical behavior of boron anode

in aqueous solutions, 5833electrochemical treatment of acid mine

waters, 5429Electroforming, buckling of electroformed

conical shells under hydrostatic pressure, 4893

Electromagnetic fields, random walk study of electron motion in helium in crossed electromagnetic fields, 5854

Electromagnetism, electromagnetic multipole transitions in recoupllng picture, or elec-tronscattering without curs, 5891

Electrometallurgy, extraction of molybdenum from ores by electrooxidation, 5767

Electron beams, strong, plasma heating with in mirror-type magnetic trap, AEC trans-lation, 4900

Electron microscopy, fretting wear In tita-nium, Monel-400, and cobalt-25 % moly-bdenum using scanning electron micro-scopy, 5859

Electron scattering, see Scattering.Electronic amplifiers, see Amplifiers.Electronic computers:

automatic data processing, hearing, 5167


Inde x .

Electronic computers—Continuedautomated engineering document prepara-

tion system— ,finishes, military standard, 5335 materials, military standard, 5334

Federal data banks, computers and Bill of Bights, privacy enfringements without screening or controls, hearing, 5269

Electronic data processing systems : automatic data processing, hearing, 5167 Federal information processing standards

publications, FIPS, pubs, 5879see also Information storage and retrieval

systems.Electronic equipment:

cooling water for support, interface stand-ard for shipboard systems, military standard, notice, 5343

preferred general purpose electronic test equipment, military standard, 5342

selected electronic and associated equip-ment, current industrial reports, 5011

Electronic Products Division, BRH/DEPseries, 6030

Electronics: . _ ..communieations-electronics activities, AirForce manual, 4860

electronic density of states, 5885PACAF basic bibliography, 4865

Electronics mechanics, job grading standard, civil service, 5039

Electrons, random walk study of electron motion in helium in crossed electromag-netic fields, 5854

Elementary education:Elementary and secondary education act,

amend, hearing, 5159population, enrollment and costs of public

elementary and secondary education, 1975-76 and 1980-81, 6011

Elementary schools:estimates and projections of special target

group populations in elementary and secondary public schools, 6004

public schools, selected districts, enroll-ment and staff by racial/ethnic group, directory, 5600

Emergencies, see Disasters.Emergency Court of Appeals, temporary, es-

tablish, law, 5116Emerging structure of peace, U.S. foreign policy during 1970’s, 5146, 6020

Emissions: . , . ,method of treating non-grey error in total emittance measurements, 5818

reaction cell improvements in mercury substitution-nuclear detection sulfur dioxide stack gas monitor, 4916

Emissitivity, see Radiation.Emotions: , , , .. ,it can’t be home, social and emotional

aspects of residential care, 5915 stress in flight, USSR study, 5677

Employees, see Government officials and em-ployees.

Employment:census of population and housing, 1970, employment profiles of selected low- income areas, publications order form, 4999 . ,employment, collective bargaining, and productivity (address), 5707

employment profiles of selected low-income areas, 4994-97

handbook for upgrading low-skilled work-ers, 5711 __ . .job-creating program, EDA economic de-velopment districts, 5352

overview study of dynamics of worker job mobility, national study of social wel-fare and rehabilitation workers, work and organizational contexts, 6066

poverty area profiles, job search of ghetto workers, Bedford-Stuyvesant, etc., 5728

security programs, Federal-State funds to finance cost of administering, law, 5130

statistics, 1939-70, States and areas, 5714

Employment—Continuedveteran preference in Federal employment,

handbook for veterans’ counselors, 5044 veterans, try the Employment Service,

5712youth motivation (address), 5706 see also Veterans.

Employment security activities, see Un-employment insurance.

Emulsions, research and development studies into basic technology of radiation induced emulsion polymerization including small scale pilot plant systems, 4913

En route air traffic control handbook, 4870Encohian, Robert V., wheat millfeeds in

livestock rations, economic analysis, 5354Energy, see Electricity.Energy resources, see Power resources.Engineering :

automated engineering document prepara-tion system—

finishes, military standard, 5335 materials, military standard, 5334

significance of statistical and temperature- induced fracture mechanics toughness variations on fracture-safe assurance, 5990

surface effect vehicle engineering test procedures, 5381

see also Aeronautical engineering.Engineers, scientific and technical personnel

in industry, 1969, report, 5715Engines (aircraft) :

generalized simulation technique for turbo-jet engine system analysis, 5838

ground noise measurements during land-ing, take-off, and flyby operations of 4-engine turbopropeller STOL airplane, 5817performance estimates for space shuttle vehicles using hydrogen or methane- fueled turboramjet-powered first stage, 5849

Englert, Gerald W., random walk study of electron motion in helium in crossed elec-tromagnetic fields, 5854

English language: naturalization candidates—

Federal textbook on citizenship, Eng-lish, home and community life, home study course for student, 5619

home study course, 5618Enrollment, see Elementary education—

Schools.Enstrom, R. E., vapor phase growth sys-

tem and its use in preparation of several III-V compound semiconductors, 5776

Entropy, objective estimates, based on ex-perimental data and initial and final knowledge, 5852

Environment: „ ,. , ,barrier-free environment for elderly ana handicapped, hearings, 5218

biological effect of extreme environmental factors, USSR study, 5679

Calvert Cliffs decision, its origin and aftermath, selected materials on Atomic Energy Commission rules conflicting with Water quality improvement act, 5132 x .career education in environment, hand-book, 5365 .conservation for better environment in South Carolina, 6075

environmental problems associated with production of electrical power by coal- fired plants in Four Corners region of Southwest U.S., hearings, 5264

environmental torques on short-term at-titude prediction for rolling-wheel spacecraft in a sun-synchronous orbit, effect, 5829

fire in northern environment, symposium proceedings, 5516


April 1972

Environment—Continuedgreater conservation benefits could be at-

tained under rural environmental assistance program, Agricultural Sta-bilization and Conservation Service, GAO report, 5567

Helena Valley, Montana, area environ-mental pollution study, 4866

interstate environment compact, hearings, 5288

krypton 85, review of literature and analysis of radiation hazards, 5419

Navigable waters safety and environ-mental quality act, hearings, 5236

performance of high-speed ball-bearings with lead-plated retainers in liquid hydrogen for potential use in radiation environment, 5858

report on environment, 1971, resource conservation in Alabama, 6077


techniques for inventorying manmade impacts in roadway environments, 5549

testing methods and techniques, environ-mental testing, compilation, 5812

3d annual national conference on radia-tion control, new horizons, conference proceedings, 6031

urban, radiofrequency and microwave radiation levels resulting from man-made sources in Washington, D.C. area, 6030

visual evoked cortical response as measure of stress in naval environments, methodology and analysis, slow flash rates, 5744

water, man, and nature, symposium, 6038 Environmental Protection Agency, demon-

stration grant program has limited impact on national solid waste disposal problem, GAO report, 5560

Environmental Research Laboratories:NOAA technical report—

ERL-ARL series, 5946 ERL-WPL series, 5947

EP series, see National Aeronautics andSpace Administration.

Eppley, Richard W., eutrophication in coastal waters, nitrogen as controlling factor, 5431

Equal Educational Opportunity, Select Com-mittee on, hearings, 5241

Equations :finite-time stability of linear discrete-time

systems, 5976flow field analysis of aircraft configura-

tions using numerical solution to 3- dimensional unified supersoni c/hypersonic small-disturbance equations, 5784

nonlinear, finite element procedure for nonlinear prebuckling and initial post-buckling analysis, 5787

Equations of motion, holographic system that records front-surface detail of scene moving at high velocity, 5861

Equilibrium, vapor-liquid equilibria data for2 helium-nitrogen-methane mixtures from76.5° to 164° K and pressures to 1,200 PSIA, 5759

Equipments, see names and types of equip-ment.

ERIC, see Educational Resources Informa-tion Center.

Ericksen, George E., preliminary report on geologic events associated with May 31, 1970, Peru earthquake, 5581

Erickson, Donald A.:issues of aid to nonpublic schools, sum-

mary analysis, 6009three R’s of Louisiana nonpublic educa-

tion, race, religion and region, 6019

Erosion, snow surface erosion from periph-eral jet cushion ACV, 5383

Error analysis, detection of nonlinear trans-fer functions by Gaussian statistics, 5853

Errors, method of treating non-grey error in total emittance measurements, 5818

ERS, see Economic Research Service.Escheria coli, dynamics of changes in com-

position of eschericha in persons partici-pating in medical-technical experiment, USSR study, 5661

Espionage, USSR, game is up, 5700Estimates and projections of special tar-

get group populations in elementary and secondary public schools, 6004

Ethnic heritage, see Tradition.Ethnic types, Ethnic heritage studies act,

hearing, 5159Eulogies, see Memorial services.Europe:

Western—and new economic policy, report of Mike

Mansfield, 5258catalog of nautical charts, 5968

world wide airfield summaries of climate, etc., northern Europe, 5994

European Economic Community, British entry to Common Market, its implications for U.S. foreign economic policy, hearings, 5161

Eutectics, classification of binary eutectics, USSR study, 5696

Eutrophication:chemical investigation of recent lake

sediments from Wisconsin lakes and their interpretation, 5432

eutrophication in coastal waters, nitro-gen as controlling factor, 5431

eutrophication of surface waters, Lake Tahoe, Indian Creek Reservoir, 5430

Evaluation of procedures for estimating citrus fruit yield, 6113

Evans, Howard E„ Bredin-Archbold-Smith- sonian biological survey of Dominica, acu-leate wasps (Hymenoptera, Scolioidea, Vespoidea, Pompiloidea, Sphecoidea), 6063

Evidence:flight characteristics and stain patterns of

human blood, 5704taking of evidence abroad in civil or com-

mercial matters, convention, message from the President, 5209

EXAMETNET, EXAMETNET, first 5 years, 1966-70, 5805

Examinations, machine entrance testing for higher schools, USSR study, 5697

see also Civil service—also type or sub-jects of examinations.

Excise taxes, automobiles and light-duty trucks, repeal brief summary of principal provisions of Revenue act of 1971, 5203

Executive agreements, executive agreements with Portugal and Bahrain, hearings, 5248

Executive orders, see Environmental Protec-tion Agency.

Executives, General Accounting Office posi-tions, authorizes 5 at executive schedule level 4, law, 5096

Expenditures, see Finance—also subject for which expenditures are made.

Expenditures of United States Government: combined statement, 4825Federal expenditures, effects on economy

of Johnson County, Ky., GAO report, 5561

Experimental Inter American Meteorological Rocket Network, see EXAMETNET.

Experiments and experimentation, institu-tional guide to DHEW policy on protec-tion of human subjects, 5927

see also subjects.Exploratory Investigation of sound pressure

level in wake of oscillating airfoil In vicinity of stall, 5793


Inde x

Federal assistance programs: education, foundations of change (ad-

dress), 5386information on Federal programs to aid

the poor, 5246Federal Aviation Administration:

contractions used in air traffic control, etc., handbook, change, 4869

report, FAA—RD series, 6119-21Federal charters for nonprofit organizations,

5268 . .Federal Communications Commission, rules and regulations, 5457

Federal credit unions : act, amend, law, 5127 member accounts, share insurance tem-

porary protection, amendments, law, 5127

Federal Crop Insurance Corporation, audit, GAO report, 5555

Federal data banks, computers, and Bill of Rights, 5269

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, pre-payment of premiums on insurance re-serves, amend, law, 5119 .

Federal employees, see Government officials and employees.

Federal employment, see Employment. Federal expenditures, see Finance.Federal Government, see Government.Federal Health Program Service, annual

statistical summary, 5459Federal Home Loan Bank Board :

annual report, 5461Federal Home Loan Bank Board act,

amend, hearings, 5227Housing institutions modernization act of

1971, hearings, 5227housing specialist, 1969-72 progress re-

port (address), 5462Federal home loan banks, relocation of 4th

district Federal Home Loan Bank from Greensboro to Atlanta, hearings, 5153

Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation: Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation

act, amend, hearings, 5227 housing specialist, 1969-72 progress report

(address), 5462Federal Insurance Administration, examina-

tion of financial statements of national flood insurance program fiscal year 1970, GAO report, 5563

Federal item identification guide: alarm and signal systems, change, 5300 brakes and brake components, change, 5301 cabinets and racks, change, 5302 cartridge and propellant actuated devices

and components, change, 5303 chemical products, change, 5304 coats and coat-like garments, change, 5305 conduit electrical, change, 5306 conduit fittings, change, 5307 drafting, surveying, and mapping instru-

ments, change, 5308 electrical filters, change, 5310 electrical fittings, change, 5309 furnaces and space heaters, change, 5311 fuseholders, change, 5312 hardware—bands, straps, strapping, and compo-

nents, change, 5313bumpers, bushings, mounts, and pads,

change, 5314protective devices, change, 5315

headgear, change, 5316 hose, pipe, and tubing, change, 5317 inner tube, pneumatic tire, change, 5318 insulation, sleeving, electrical, change,

5319jacks and plugs, change, 5320 lampholders, change, 5321 lathes, milling machines, and shapers,

change, 5322metal materials, ores, minerals, and alloys,

change, 5324 tonrmiscellaneous hardware, change, 5325

Explosions, heat- and blast-protection ma-terials, evaluation, 5816

see also Nuclear explosions.Exports, ways to increase U.S. exports under

trade opportunities program, GAO report, 5573

Extraction (chemistry) : extraction of—

gold from carbonaceous ores, pilot plant studies, 5758

molybdenum from ores by electrooxida-tion, 5767

Eyes, see Ophthalmology.F

FA A, see Federal Aviation Administration.Fabrication, see names of materials fabri-

cated.Faceplate, 5993Facility management handbook, change,

4871Fact book, President’s Commission on School Finance, 6012

Failure analysis, see Error analysis.Fair, Donald H., SAROAD station coding

manual for aerometric sampling networks, 4868

Fair credit billing, 5226Fair labor standards act, see Labor stand-

ards. . , xFalcon, James C., what State legislators,

think about finance, opinion survey of State legislature education committee chairmen, 6022

Fallout, see Radioactivity.Families: ,AFDC 1967 and 1969 studies, national

cross-tabulations, 5902AFDC 1971 study, findings, demographic

and program characteristics, 5901family fare, guide to good nutrition, 4838 household and family characteristics, 5016 see also Income.

Family courts, see Domestic relations courts.Fans, LF 336 lift fan modification and

acoustic test program, 5786Far East, see Blast (Far East).Fares, see Air carriers.Farm bargaining, 5221 .Farm buildings, building plans, finishing

floor for 400 pigs, 4848Farm labor, direct and contract hiring ot

seasonal farm labor, 4858Farmer Cooperative Service, FCS research

reports, 5453Farmers: „ ,farm cost situation, decade of farmers

rising expenses, 5359 farmers, how to report your income for

social security, 6068Farmers’ bulletins, 4836-37Farmers’ cooperative organizations, coopera

tive Cotia force for development in Brazil, 5453

Farming, see Contract farming.Farms:decade of farmers’ rising expenses, o359

family-size farms in U.S. agriculture, 5358 farm cost situation, 5359

Farr, Wilbur A., volume tables and equations for old-growth western redcedar and Alaska-cedar in southeast Alaska, 5537

FAS, see Foreign Agricultural Service.Fastening, fasteners and fastening tech-

niques, compilation, 5808Fatigue of materials, see Strains and

stresses.FCC, see Federal Communications Commis-

sion.FCS, see Farmer Cooperative Service.FDA, see Food and Drug Administration.FED facts, 5035Federal aid, see Grants In aid.Federal assistance, see Grants In aid.


Apri l 1972

Federal item identification guide—Continued miscellaneous power transmission equip-

ment, change, 5326miscellaneous welding, soldering and braz-

ing supplies and accessories, change, 5327

optical instruments, change, 5328rings-locking, pipe joint welding, and mis-

cellaneous hardware, change, 5329surgical needles, change, 5330transmission chain, change, 5331vehicular and aircraft furniture and ac-

cessories, change, 5332X-ray equipment and supplies, medical,

dental and veterinary, change, 5333Federal motor vehicle safety standards and

regulations, supplements, 5906-7Federal National Mortgage Association, Na-

tional housing act, amend, hearings, 5227Federal Power Commission, S series, 5463Federal Prison Industries, Inc., financial

statements, GAO examination, 5139Federal programs, see Federal assistance pro-

grams.Federal reclamation and related laws, an-notated, 6036

Federal regulations, see Code of Federal regu-lations—also subjects.

Federal reserve system, political economy of money, evolution and impact on monetar-ism in Federal reserve system (paper), 5493

Federal Reserve System Board of Governors : member, nomination of John E. Sheehan,

hearing, 5228publications, list, 5491regulation series, 5494

Federal savings and loan associations: amend laws to broaden their mortgage

credit powers, hearings, 5227Home owners loan act of 1933, amend,

hearings, 5227Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Cor-

poration :housing specialist, 1969-72 progress re-

port (address), 5462National housing act, amend, hearings,

5227Federal Trade Commission, decisions, bound

volume, 5496Feed, see Food for livestock.Feedlots, feedlot waste management, why

and how, 5418Fees:

fees allowed nonsponsored not-for-profit organizations by various Government agencies, GAO report, 5566

migratory bird hunting stamps, increase, authorize—

hearing, 5234law, 5120

Fellowships, National defense education act awards for modern foreign language and area study, 5364

Ferguson, Lake, Flood plain information, Mississippi River (Lake Ferguson), Main Canal and Black Bayou, Greenville, Miss., 5392

Ferris, Robert G., soldier and brave, historic places associated with Indian affairs and Indian wars in trans-Mississippi West, 5954

Ferrites, X-ray diffraction method for deter-mining amount of austenite in austenite- ferrite mixture, 5889

Ferrous metals, phosphorous removal by fer-rous iron and lime, 5422

Fertilization of plants, effect of fertilization of survival and early growth of direct- seeded red pine, 5529

Fertilizers:combustion disposal of manure wastes and

utilization of residue, 5766orchardgrass responses to fertilization of

seven surface soils from central BlueMountains of Oregon, 5550

FHLBB, see Federal Home Loan Bank Board. FHLMC, see Federal Home Loan Mortgage

Corporation.Fibers, feasibility study of regenerative fibers

for water pollution control, 5446Fibrous glass, see Glass.Fiche index for nuclear dockets, 4904-5 Field artillery, see Artillery.FUG, see Federal item identification guides.Filip, Stanley M., trees and shrubs of Bart-

lett Experiment Forest, Carroll County, N.H., 5544

Film cooling, see Cooling.Films (chemical) :

thin film oxygen partial pressure sensor. 5790

Filters and filtration, electrical, Federal item identification guide, 5310

Finance:disclosure of financial interests by persons

engaged in operation of Federal Gov-ernment, hearing, 5289

economies in education, report, 6003financial implications of changing pat-

terns of nonpublic school operations in Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, and Phila-delphia, 6005

financial statements—Disabled American Veterans, National

Headquarters and Service Foundation, Life Membership Fund, GAO exami-nation, 5562

Federal Prison Industries, Inc., GAO ex-amination, 5139

national flood insurance program, fiscal year 1970, GAO report, 5563

1970, student loan insurance fund, GAO examination, 5564

Tennessee Valley Authority, GAO ex-amination, 5145

Veterans Canteen Service, GAO exami-nation, 5565

low-rent housing—financial management handbook, supp.,

5612financing handbook, supp., 5613

measuring fiscal capacity and effort of State and local areas, revised tables, 4826

President’s Commission on Financial Structure and Regulation, report, 6015

public school finance, present disparities and fiscal alternatives, 6014

receipts, expenditures, etc., of U.S. Gov-ernment combined statement, 4825

unemployment insurance financial data, 1938-70, handbook, State coverage, 6140

what State legislators think about school finance opinion survey of State legisla-ture education committee chairmen, 6022

see also names of countries.Finance Committee, Senate:

committee prints, 5242-43, 5245^46 hearing, 5244

Financial assistance, see subjects.Financial statements, see Finance.Financial statistics, see Finance.Finishes and finishing, see Metal finishes.Finishing floor for 400 pigs, farm building

plan, 4848Finite difference methods:

analysis of transient, linear wave propa-gation in shells by finite difference method, 5775

mixing of supersonic jets including effects of transverse pressure gradient using difference methods, 5835

Finite element analysis of notched tensile specimens in plane stress, 5977

Finite element procedure for nonlinear pre-buckling and initial post buckling analysis, 5787

Finite-state machines, see Turing machines.Finite-time stability of linear discrete-time

systems, 5976


Ind ex .

Finland ;foreign trade regulations, 5061selling in Finland, 5066

Fire control, see Fires.Fire protection, see Fires.Fireline handbook, 5517Firemen (firefighters) :

fireline handbook, 5517Fires, flammable fabrics and

ards to older Americans,other fire haz- hearings, 5219of social secu-see also Forest fires.

Fiscal and budgetary impact rity program in 1970—71, 6070

Fiscal management, see Finance.Fiscal policy, see Finance.Fish and fisheries:

. Alabama landings, 5939 current fishery statistics, Cl’ S series,

Flooding, deep tunnels in hard rock, solution to combined sewer overflow and flooding problems, 5423

Floods: ... ,,Butternut Creek, Dewitt and Manlius townships, Onondaga County, N.Y., 5407

examination of financial statements of na-tional flood insurance program, fiscal year 1970, Federal Insurance Adminis-tration, GAO report, 5563

extent and frequency of floods on Cross-wicks Creek from New Egypt to Borden-town, N.J., 5584

flood plain information—Bad River, Fort Pierre, South Dak.,

5385Butternut Creek, De Witt and Manlius Townships, Onodaga County, N.Y., 5386Chehalis, Wishkah and Hoquiam Rivers, Aberdeen-Hoquiam-Cosmopolis, Wash., 5387

Jackson, Miss., Lynch Creek, o388James River, Eagle Rock to Lick Run,

Botetourt County, Va., 5389Lake Earl-Lake Talawa and lower Smith

River, Del Norte County, Calif., 5390Lodgepole Creek, Sidney, Nebr., 5391 Mississippi River (Lake Ferguson),

Main Canal and Black Bayou, Green-ville, Miss., 5392 „ ,

Monument Creek, Colorado Springs, Colo., 5393 ,

Mud Lick Creek at Roanoke, Va., 5394Peters Creek, Jefferson Borough, Al-

legheny County, Pa., 5395Red Clay Creek, New Castle County,

Del., 5396Rivanna River, Albermarle County and Charlottesville, Va., 5397

vicinity of Roswell, Ga., Big Creek, 5398 floods of May 1968 in south Arkansas,

5597floods of 1968 in United States (series), 5597

how to avoid damage—Aberdeen, Hoquiam, and Cosmopolis Wash., 5401 „California, Coal Center, West Browns-ville, Washington County, Pa., 5402

Centerville, East Bethlehem, Washing-ton County, Pa., 5403

Cow Creek, Palo Cedro, Calif., 5400 flooding on James River, Eagle Rock to

Lick Run, Botetourt County, Va., 5399North Charleroi, Speers, Dunlevy, Allen-port, Stockdale, Roscoe, Elco, Wash-ington County, Pa., 5404

Rivanna River, Albermarle County and Charlottesville, Va., 5408

Union township, New Eagle, Mononga-hela, Carroll township, Donora, W ash-ington County, Pa., 5405

Monument Creek, Colorado Springs, Colo., 5406multi-purpose watershed projects, 4849

National flood insurance act, extend, law, rainfall-runoff simulation model for esti-

mation of flood peaks for small drain-age basins, 5586special flood hazard information report—

P McClellan-Kerr Navigation System, head of navigation to Muskogee, Okla., 5411Snoqualmie River, Middle and South Forks, Snoqualmie to North Bend, Wash., 5412 , .

summary of floods in United States during 1970, 5595 ,watershed protection, flood prevention, and fish and wildlife development, upper Castleton River Watershed, RutlandCounty, Vt., 6081

effects of mercury pollution on halibut and Alaska fishery, hearing, 5238

fish farming program, establish to promote production and marketing of farm-raised fish, hearings, 5192

fisheries management, its scientific and economic imperatives (address), o944

Georgia landings, annual summary, 5937 histochemical and cytophotometric assay

of acid in freshwater fish, 5449 international fishery conservation program,

enhance effectiveness, law, 5125 legislation, hearings, 5192 Mississippi landings, 5938 New Jersey landings, 5936 our changing fisheries, 5940 South Carolina landings, 5934 watershed work plan for watershed pro-

tection, flood prevention, and fish and wildlife, development, upper Castleton River Watershed, Rutland County, Vt.,

Fish^meal, fish meal and oil, 1970, annual summary of production, 5935

Fish oil, fish meal and oil, 1970, annual sum-mary of production, 5935

Fisheries, see Fish and fisheries.Fishermen, Fishermen’s protective act,

amend, law, 5125Fishery products, see Fish and fisheries.Fittings (auxiliary parts) :conduits. Federal item identification guide,

change, 5307Fitzsimons General Hospital, Medical Re-

search and Nutrition Laboratory report, 4896-98

Flags, Coast Guard Auxiliary uniform, awards, and flag code manual, 5047

Flames, experimental investigation of lami-nar gas jet diffusion flames in zero gravity, 5819

Flammable fabrics, see Textiles.Flexibility, scheduling for flexibility, manual

for administrators of small schools, 5374Flight *drag of a supercritical body of revolution


ground noise measurements during land-ing, take-off and flyby operations of 4-engine turbopropeller STOL airplane, 5817inspection manual, change, 5455

services, handbook, change, 4872 stress in flight, USSR study, 5677 study to determine flight characteristics

and handling qualities of variable ge-ometry spacecraft, low L/D concept with fold-down wings, 5777

see also Astronautics.Flight crews, stress in flight, USSR study,

5677Flight instruments, see Aeronautical instru-ments.

Flight of fugitives, see Crime and criminals.


April 1972Floor covering, see Floors and flooring.Floors and flooring:

finishing floor for 400 pigs, farm building plan, 4848

maple strip flooring in 1969, distribution, 5546

simulated service testing of wood and wood-base finish flooring, 5525

Flora, see Woody plants.Florida:

income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below- market interest rate housing and excep-tion limits for sec. 235-236 housing, 5615

regular income limits for sec. 235-236 housing, 5614

Florida Keys, woods and flora of Pinnatae, 6057

Flotation:humic acid removal by microflotation and

gravity settling, 5627laboratory flotation studies of Tennessee

phosphates in presence of slimes, 5761 microflotation of silica, 5626

Flow:constant property turbulent boundary


correlation of windage-loss data for Lundell alternator, 5856

effect of Reynolds number on overall per-formance of 3.7-inch-diameter six-stage axial-flow compressor, 5846

exploratory study of effects of injection configurations and inlet flow conditions on characteristics of flow in spherical chambers, 5795

flow field analysis of aicraft configurations using numerical solution to 3-dimen-sional unified supersonic/hypersonic small-disturbance equations, 5784

numerical calculation of transonic flow about slender bodies of revolution, 5828

one-dimensional water flow through snow, 5379

response of radial-bladed centrifugal pump to sinusoidal disturbances for noncavitating flow, 5823

thin-shock-layer solution for nonequilib-rium, inviscid hypersonic flows in earth, Martian, and Venusian atmospheres, 5820

Flowers, Kenneth D., 3-dimensional scattered fields from ocean bottom, 5985

Fluid mechanics, see Hydromechanics.Fluids, fluid product pipeline leak detection

from airborne platforms, 5433Flumes, aids in designing laboratory flumes,

5576Fluorescent lamps, see Electric lamps.FNS, see Food and Nutrition Service.Foam, evaluation of inhibitors in corrosion

of AISI 304 stainless steel by FC—196 aqueous film-forming foam concentrate, 5991

Foerster, Janet S., public aid to nonpublic education, 6013

Fog:formation of amino acids on irradiation of

fog containing formaldehyde and am-monium nitrate with UV light, USSR study, 5675

ice fog modification by use of helicopters, 5382

multiple-vehicle collisions under fog con-ditions, followed by fires, New Jersey Turnpike, north of Gate 2, highway acci-dent report, 5964

Food:ASCS defense activities, 4831code of Federal regulations, 5471District of Columbia food inspection and

licensing, hearings, 5169family fare, guide to good nutrition, 4838 meals-on-wheels, food stamp program, 5507

Food—Continued refrigeration systems for urban food dis-

tribution centers, study, 4845survival of food crops and livestock in

event of nuclear war, proceedings of symposium, 4902

technical publications, July-Dec. 1970, FDA, 5499

toward the new, report on better foods and nutrition from agricultural research, 4835

what’s so hard about feeding kids? 5500Food and Drug Administration, selected tech-

nical publications, 5499Food and Nutrition Service :

FNS series, 5500—8two ways Food and Nutrition Service could

reduce costs of donating commodities, GAO report, 5572

Food for animals, comparison of 3 rations in military scout dogs under moderate thermal stress, Ft. Benning field study, 4896

Food for livestock:diethylstilbestrol (DES) its use as drug

for human and in animal feeds, regula-tion, hearings, 5173

recommended procedure for isolation of salmonella organisms from animal feeds and feed ingredients, 4829

wheat millfeeds in livestock rations, economic analysis, 5354

Food stamps:allotments and purchase requirements,

5502eligibility requirements, 5504fair hearing, 5505food stamp facts series, 5501—8 household definition, 5501 household income deductions, 5506 meals-on-wheels, 5507recipient responsibility, 5508 work requirement, 5503

Footprints, manual and computerized foot-print identification, 5890

For the relief of the sick and disabled, 5602Foreign Affairs Committee, House:

committee print, 5162, 5164-65 hearings, 5161, 5163, 5166 report, 5149survey of activities, 92d Congress, 1st ses-

sion, 5165Foreign Agricultural Service, miscellaneous,

FAS-M series, 5509-10Foreign agricultural trade, see Agricultural

products.Foreign aid:

development assistance to Latin America, 1961-70, selected tables, 5162

International development and humani-tarian assistance act, analysis, 5164

United States economic and military for-eign assistance programs, compilation of General Accounting Office, report of find-ings and recommendations, 5255

Foreign Claims Settlement Commission, an-nual report, errata, 5512

Foreign countries:background notes, 6084-95developing world and USDA’s contribu-

tions, 1971 report, 4853foreign economic trends and their impli-

cations for United States, ET series, 5633-47

taking of evidence abroad in civil or com-mercial matters, convention, message from the President, 5209

United States in changing world economy, foreign economic perspective, 6021

Foreign investments, see Investments.Foreign languages, see Language and lan-

guages.Foreign policy, see International relations.Foreign relations, see International relations.

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Foreign Relations Committee, Senate: background information, 5247 committee prints, 5247, 5249, 5250—51,

5253, 5255hearings, 5248, 5252, 5254, 5256—57 subcommittees, scope of coverage, 5253

Forest fires:fire in northern environment, symposium proceedings, 5516

fireline handbook, 5517Forest lands, see Forests and forestry.Forest management, management guide for

black spruce type in Lake States, 5541Forest pest leaflets, 5518-19Forest planting, growth and survival of in-

terplanted hardwoods in southern Wiscon-sin oak clearcuttings, 5530

Forest Service:research notes, 5524—37 research papers, 5538—50 _ resources bulletins, 5551—52

Forest thinning:growth of young even-aged western larch

stands after thinning in eastern Oregon, 5536 ~ xthinning pole-sized aspen has no effect on number of veneer trees or total yield, 5533

Foreign trade, see Commerce—also names of countries.

Forests and forestry:atlas of southern forest game, 5513forest inventory statistics, 1970, 125 Ten-

nessee Valley counties, 6129forest trees seed orchards, industry, state

and federal forest tree seed orchards in United States, directory, 5520

forestry bulletins, 6129 publications, price list, 6026 research notes, 5524—37 research papers, 5538-50 resource bulletins, 5551—52

Formaldehyde, formation of amino acids on irradiation of fog containing formaldehyde and ammonium nitrate with UV light, USSR study, 5675 „

Formation of amino acids on irradiation or fog containing formaldehyde and ammo-nium nitrate with UV light, USSR study, 5675Fort Benning, comparison of 3 rations in military scout dogs under moderate ther-mal stress, Ft. Benning field study, 4896

Fort Lauderdale, Fla., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4930

Fort Pierre, S. Dak., Bad River, flood plain information, 5385

Fort Worth, Tex., area wage survey, 5(20 Forty-hour workweek, see Hours of labor. Foundations (charitable and educational) :

District of Columbia charitable trusts and split-interest trusts, facilitate amend-ments of governing instruments to con-form to requirements of Internal reve-nue code, law, 5085

foundation program and educational needs in school systems, 6006

Fowl pest, fowl plague, beware of this deadly foreign disease, 4852

FPC, see Federal Power Commission.Fracture, see Fracture of metals.Fracture of metals: ,. ,. , .engineering significance of statistical and

temperature-induced fracture mechanics toughness variations on fracture-safe assurance, 5990

plane stress fracture resistance of one steel sheet and two titanium sheet alloys, 5987

Francis, Robert W., selling in Finland, 5066 Freiberger, Herbert J., extent and frequency

of floods on Crosswicks Creek from New Egypt to Bordentown, N. J., 5584

Frequencies, determination of fixed-base nat-ural frequency of multiple foundation me-chanical systems by shake test, 5980

Fresh water fish, see Fish and fisheries.Fresno River, determination of channel ca-

pacity of Fresno River, downstream from Hidden damsite, Madera County, Calif., 5583

Fretting corrosion, fretting wear in titanium, Monel-400 and cobalt-25% molybdenum using scanning electron microscopy, 5859

Friedman, G. R., study to determine flight characteristics and handling qualities of variable geometry spacecraft, low L/D concept with fold-down wings, 5777

From the looms of PLASTEC, 5963Froomkin, Joseph:

estimates and projections of special group populations in elementary and secondary public schools, 6004

population, enrollment, and costs of public elementary and secondary education, 1975-76 and 1980-81, 6011

Frozen food, see names or classes of foods frozen.

Fruit:irradiation of fruits and vegetables, an-

nual report, 4903radiation technology in conjunction with

post-harvest procedures as means of ex-tending shelf life of fruits and vege-tables, 4917

Fruits, see Fruit.Frye, Robert J., design of 3-phase, 15-kilo-

volt-ampere static inverter for motor-start-ing Brayton space power system, 5836

Fuel:concentration by competing raw fuel in-dustries in energy market and impact on small business, hearings, 5199

exploratory study of effects of injection configurations and inlet flow conditions on characteristics of flow in spherical chambers, 5795

liquid fueling dispensing facilities, 5966 use of aircraft fuel anti-icing additives,

5456Fuels, see Fuel—Reactor fuels.Fuest, R. W., feasibility study of regener-

ative fibers for water pollution control, 5446

Fugitives, see Crime and criminals.Fulton, James G., memorial services, 5079Fundamental limitations on V/STOL termi-

nal guidance due to aircraft characteris-tics, 5778 tFundamental nuclear energy research, 4920

Funds, “Reed act” funds, use for certain ad-ministrative purposes, law, 5130

Fungarole, A. A., pollution of subsurface water by sanitary landfills, 5420

Furnaces, Federal item identification guide, change, 5311

Furniture, vehicular and aircraft furniture and accessories, Federal item identification guide, change, 5332Fuseholders, Federal item identification guide, change, 5312

Fuselage, ground test evaluation of Sikorsky active transmission isolation system, 4889

Fuses (ignition devices) :fuze, propectile, and accessory contours,

military standard, 5336Fye R. E., relationship of temperatures to

boll weevil complex populations in Ari-zona, 4854

GGabon, economic trends and their implica-

tions for United States, 5639Gages, metrology and standardization less-

developed countries, role of national capa-bility for industrializing economics, semi-nar proceedings, 5887 . _Qn

Gallegos, Bert A„ nomination, hearing, 5280 Gallium, atomic energy levels derived from

analyses of optical spectra, 5882Gallup project, N. Mex., reclamation feasi-

bility studies, law, 5105


Apri l 1972

Game and game birds :atlas of southern forest game, 5513Cabeza Prieta Wilderness proposal, Cabeza

Prieta Game Range, Ariz., 6082Game birds, see Game and game birds.Game is up, 5700Game theory, mathematical theory applied to

games and discrete systems, USSR study, 5685

Gardeners, job grading standard, civil serv-ice, 5040

Gardening, see Gardens.Gardens, home and garden bulletins, 4838-41 Garments, see Clothing.Gas, effect of initial gas temperature on

parameters and thermal efficiency of nuclear steam and gas installations, USSR study, 5674

Gas-cooled reactors, see Reactors (atomic). Gas turbines, see Turbines.Gases:

compressed gas handbook, 5806experimental investigation of laminar gas

jet diffusion flames in zero gravity, 5819 perception of respiratory medium and gas

preference in man and animals, 5865see also names of gases.

Gasoline:industry marketing practices, hearings,

5271motor, summer 1971, petroleum products

survey, 5754Gateway to citizenship, 5620GATT, see General agreement on tariffs and

trade.Gaussian processes, see Statistical processes. Gazetteers, see names of localities.Gears, vibro-acoustic activity of mechanisms

with gear transmissions, USSR study, 5699 Gebben, Vernon D., high-capacity, compact

vortex valve for increasing stability of supersonic mixed-compression inlets, 5860

Geers, Thomas L., analysis of transient, linear wave propagation in shells by finite difference method, 5775

Geist, Jon M., orchardgrass responses to fertilization of seven surface soils from central Blue Mountains of Oregon, 5550

General Accounting Office, positions, au-thorize 5 at executive schedule level 4, law, 5096

General agreement on tariffs and trade, £rotocol for accession to agreement with

•emocratic Republic of Congo, 6109 Geohydrology, see Hydrogeology.Geological Survey:

bulletins, 5577-79circulars, 5581—82Denver area, activities and services, 5575 professional papers, 5586—90Water Resources Division reports for Cali-

fornia, 5591water supply papers, 5595—99

Geology:geologic events associated with May 31,

1970, Peru earthquake, preliminary re-port, 5581

geologic story of Yellowstone National Park, 5578

geology and ground water system in Gila River phreatophyte project area, Graham County, Ariz., 5588

Sun River Canyon area, northwestern Montana (series), 5589

Geophysics, geophysical field investigations (series), 5590

Georgia:income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below-

market interest rate housing and excep-tion limits for sec. 235-236 housing, 5615

landings, fish and shellfish, 5937Germanium, atomic energy levels derived

from analyses of ontlcal spectra. 5882Germany, selling in Germany, 5059

Gerontological Research Center, establish, hearings, 5160

Ghana, agricultural commodities, agreement, 6105

Ghettoes, see Race problems.Gibson, A. E., remarks, Feb. 23, 1972, 5733Gifts, duty-free entry from servicemen in

combat zones, law, 5118Gila River:

geology and ground-water system in Gila River phreatophyte project area, Graham County, Ariz., 5588

Gila River phreatophyte project (series), 5588

Gilstrap, R. C., floods of May 1968 in south Arkansas, 5597

Glaciers, glaciological notes, acquisitions of World Data Center A, Glaciology, Oct. 1, 1970—Mar. 31, 1971, list, 5585

Glass:fabrication and cost evaluation of experi-

mental building brick from waste glass, 5764

fibrous, current industrial reports, change, 5006

glass reinforced plastic cargo ship, feasi-bility study, 6048

rolled glass, workers of Armstrong Glass Co., Erwin, Tex., Tariff Commission re-port, 6126

see also Glassware.Glassware, household glassware, former

workers of Morgantown Glassware Guild, Inc., Morgantown, W. Va., Tariff Commis-sion report, 6122

Gleeson, Geraldine A., hospital and surgical insurance coverage, 1968, United States, 5897

Glenn Creek, hydrology of Glenn Creek water-shed, Tanana River basin, central Alaska, 5380

Glomar Challenger (drilling vessel) :leg 9 of cruises, Dec. 1969—Jan. 1970,

Papeete, Tahiti to Balboa, Panama, 5960GNMA, see Government National Mortgage

Association.Goats, cattle, sheep and goat inventory, 6112Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA facts,

5799Goffman, Irving J., concept of education as

investment, 6002Gold:

extraction of gold from carbonaceous ores, pilot plant studies, 5758

minerals yearbook chapter, 5747Gold (money) :

modify par value of dollar to equal one thirty-eighth ounce of gold, hearings, 5157, 5230

Goldthwait, Richard P., restudy of Red Rock ice cliff, Nunatarssuaq, Greenland, 5384

Gorgas Memorial Laboratory, annual report, 5141

Government:census publications, price list, 6027 disclosure of financial interests by persons

engaged in operation of Federal Gov-ernment, hearing, 5289

intergovernmental relations and govern-ance of education, 6008

minority small business programs, hear-ings, 5200

new grass roots government, decentraliza-tion and citizen participation in urban areas, 4827

State and local, measuring fiscal capacity and effort of State and local areas, re-vised tables, 4826

State, Federal textbook, 5618summary of noise programs in Federal

Government, 5421Government contracts:

Improvements needed in administration of contracts for evaluation and studies of antipoverty programs. Economic Oppor-tunity Office. GAO report, 5568

Do not order from index; see indieated entry Page 117

Index

Government contracts—Continued public contracts and property manage-

ment, code of Federal regulations, 5482 weapons systems, acquisition, hearings,

5133Government National Mortgage Association,

temporary waiver of certain limitation applicable to purchase of mortgages, law, 5119

Government offices:executive reorganization, sec. 901-913, U.S.

Code, text, 5170fees allowed nonsponsored not-for-profit

organizations by various Government agencies, GAO report, 5566

Government officials and employees :FED facts, 5035Federal employees—

health benefits program, Government contributions, increase postal amend-ment, hearings, 5196

married women, equal treatment in preference eligible employment bene-fits, law, 5093

overtime pay for intermittent and part- time general schedule employees work-ing more than 40 hours in workweek, law, 5100

reemployment rights of Federal employees who perform duty In Armed forces, 5035

Government Operations Committee, House: committee print, 5170 hearings, 5167-69, 5171-73

Government Operations Committee, Senate: committee print, 5260 hearings, 5259, 5261

Government publications, price lists, Public Documents Department, PL series, 6025— 29

see also names of departments, etc., issu-ing publications.

Government regulation and control: government’s changing role in Industrial

economy (address), 6137President’s Commission on Financial

Structure and Regulation, report, 6015Government reorganization plans:

executive reorganization, sec. 901—913, title 5, U.S. Code, text, 5170

President’s authority, extend, law, 5086 Government supplies, coordinated considera-

tion needed of buy-national procurement program policies, Management and Budget Office, GAO report, 5559

Gradients (mathematics) :calculation of turbulent boundary layers

with heat transfer and pressure gradi-ent utilizing compressibility trans-formations—



inexpensive temperature-gradient incuba-tor, 5531

Graduate students, see Students.Graham County, Ariz., geology and ground

water system in Gila River phreatophyte project area, Graham County, Ariz., 5588

Grand Banks:region and Labrador Sea, oceanography,

report, 5053errata, 5050

Grants-in-ald, see subjects for which grants have been made.

Grass, see Orchardgrass.GRASS (generalized research analysis sta-

tistical system), see Computer programs/ programming.

Grasshoppers, control, 4836Gravity:

gravity and magnetic evidence of lithology and structure in Gulf of Maine region, 5590

humic acid removal by microflotation and gravity settling, 5627

Gravity waves, see Waves.Gray, Robin B., exploratory investigation of

sound pressure level in wake of oscillating airfoil in vicinity of stall, 5793

Gray. 2^j OU^S P-’ nominati°n» hearings,Grays River quadrangle, Wash., sedimentary

and igneous rocks, 5577Grayson, C. Jackson, nomination, hearing,

5228Grazing, publications, price list, 6026Great Basin, California streamflow charac-

teristics, from records through 1968, Northern Great Basin and Central Valley, 5580

Great Britain:agricultural economy and trade of United

Kingdom, 5358ABritish entry to Common Market, Its im-

plications for U.S. foreign economic policy, hearings, 5161

economic trends and their implications for United States, 5641

Great Lakes, international field year for Great Lakes, IFYGL bulletin, 5945

Great Lakes States, management guide for black spruce type in Lake States, 5541

Greece, cotton, 5509Green Bay, Wis., census of population and

housing, 1970, census tract, 4977Green River, hydraulic fracturing of Wyo-

ming Green River oil shale, field experi-ments, phase 1, 5757

Greenland, catalog of nautical charts, 5968Greensboro, Ga., relocation of 4th district

Federal Home Loan Bank from Greens-boro to Atlanta, hearings, 5153

Greenville, Miss.:flood plain information, Mississippi River

(Lake Ferguson), Main Canal and Black Bayou, 5392

watershed field inspections, 1971, hear-ings, 5198

Griffis, C. A., finite element analysis of notched tensile specimens in plane stress, 5977

Grinders, attachments and accessories for grinding machines, military standards, 5339

Grinding machines, see Grinders.Grose, William L., thin-shock-layer solution

for nonequilibrium, inviscid hypersonic flows in earth, Marian, and Venusian at-mospheres, 5820

Ground effect machines, see Air cushion vehicles.

Ground noise measurements during landing, take-off, and flyby operations of 4-engine turbopropeller STOL airplane, 5817

Ground test evaluation of Sikorsky active transmission isolation system, 4889

Ground water, see Water.Group insurance, see Life insurance.Grouping by ability, see Ability grouping in

education.Growth, growth of young even-aged western

larch stands after thinning in eastern Oregon, 5536

Grube, A. F., boron, 5745Guam:

census of population, 1970, general char-acteristics, 4962

income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below- market interest rate housing and ex-ception limits for sec. 235-236 housing, 5615

regular income limits for sec. 235—236, housing, 5614

Guards (persons) :Federal protective officer, examination an-

nouncement, amdt., 5033Guide for authors of symposium papers,

5535Guidelines for describing information inter-

change formats, 5879


April 1972

Guiraud, Fred O., experimental investiga-tion or correction of electrical range errors by passive microwave radiometry, 5947

Gulf of Maine, see Maine, Gulf of.Gulfport, Miss., census of population and

housing, 1970, census tracts, 4975Guns:

Gun control act of 1968, amend, hearings, 5273

Saturday night special handguns, S. 2507 prohibiting their sale, hearings, 5273

Gutschewski, Gary L., atlas and gazetteer of near side of moon, 5800

HHalibut, effects of mercury pollution on

halibut and Alaska fishery, hearing, 5238 Hallock, Hiram, increasing softwood

dimension yield from small logs, best opening face, 5539

Halls, Lowell K„ atlas of southern forest game, 5513

Hammerman, J. H., II, nomination, hearing, 5229

Hammond, Charles L., soil survey, BooneCounty, Nebr., 6078

Handbooks, see subjects.Handicapped:

barrier-free environment for elderly and handicapped, hearings, 5218

children, ending the isolation, role of education, etc., errata, 5367

if you have a handicapped child, you are not alone, diagnosis, special education, etc., 5369

Handling qualities, see Controllability.Hanks, Lenore D., relief, hearings, 5190Hansen, Morelia, background information

on Committee on Foreign Relations, Sen-ate, 5247

Hard woods, see Hardwoods.Hardness, short-term hot hardness char-

acteristics of rolling-element steels, 5847Hardware:

bands, straps, strapping, and components,Federal item identification guide, change, 5313

bumpers, bushings, mounts, and pads, Federal item Identification guide, change, 5314

miscellaneous, Federal item identifica-tion guide, change, 5325, 5329

protective devices, Federal item identi-fication guide, change, 5315

Hardwoods:growth and survival of interplanted hard-

woods in southern Wisconsin oak clearcuttings, 5530

hardwood and decorative plywood volun-tary product standard, 5892


Hardy, Edward P., jr., Health and Safety Laboratory fallout program quarterly summary, report, 4908

Harlem, see Manhattan, N.Y.Harper, George F., design study of large

multiple phase ejector driven desalination plants, 5625

Harper County, Kans., soil survey report,Harris, J. Donald, reduction in audiogram

shifts in sonar watchstanders when ex-posed to surface ship echo-ranging, 5742

Harvesting, radiation technology in conjunc-tion with postharvest procedures as means of extending shelf life of fruits and vege-tables, 4917

Haverhill, Mass., census of housing, 1970, 4934

Hawaii, Income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below-market Interest rate housing and exception limits for sec. 235-236 housing, 5615

Hayes, Wayland J., clinical handbook on economic poisons, emergency information for treating poisoning, 6001

Haynes, Jack W., chemosterilants screened against boll weevil In dipping and feed-ing tests, 4855

Hays, James D., covering leg 9 of cruises of drilling vessel Glomar Challenger Papeete, Tahiti to Balboa, Panama, 5960

Hazardous substances:1st annual report of Secretary of Trans-

portation on hazardous materials con-trol, 6132

mailing articles which present hazard to postal employees or mall processing machines, restrict law, 5097

Hazards, flammable fabrics and other fire hazards to older Americans, hearings, 5219

Headgear, Federal item identification guide, change, 5316

Headsets, reduction in audiogram shifts in sonar watchstanders when exposed to sur-face ship echo-ranging, 5742

Health:Federal Health Program Service, annual

statistical summary, 5459national health expenditures, 1929-70

calendar years, 6071older persons, services for needy authorize,

hearings, 5160physicians training facilities and health

maintenance organizations, increase and expand, hearings, 5283

promoting health of mothers and children, 5735

provisional guidelines for automated multiphasic health testing and services, pro-ceedings of Invitational Conference on AMHTS, 5895

quality control in national health exami-nation survey, 5896

statistics—data evaluation and methods research,

5896data from National Health Survey, 5897-5900

see also Medical personnel.Health and Safety Laboratory :

AEC fallout program quarterly summary report, 4908

appendix, 4909Health centers, physicians training facilities

and health maintenance organizations, in-crease and expand, hearings, 5283

Health, Education and Welfare Department, institutional guide to DHEW policy on protection of human subjects, 5927

Health insurance:Federal employees, health benefits pro-

gram, government contributions in-crease postal amendment, hearings, 5196

increase in Blue Cross-Blue Shield health insurance premiums, hearings, 5194

national health insurance proposals, hear-ings, 5204

postal amendments to H.R. 12202, in-crease Government contributions to health benefits programs, hearing, 5196

see also Old age, survivors, disability, and health insurance.

Health maintenance organizations, see Health centers.

Health professions, see Medical personnel.Health Sciences Uniformed Services Uni-

versity, see Uniformed Services Univer-sity of Health Sciences.

Health Services and Mental Health Admin-istration :

public advisory committees, roster of members, 5603

publications, 5604Heaney, James B., method of treating non-

grey error in total emittance measure-ments, 5818


Index

Hearings:fair hearing, food stamp program, 5505hearing levels of children by demographic

and socioeconomic characteristicss, 5900 Heart diseases, normalizing effect of nega-

tive hydroaerions during bradycardia, combined with hypotonia or hypertensive disease, USSR study, 5680

Heat, comparison of 3 rations in military scout dogs under moderate thermal stress, Ft. Benning, held study, 4896

see also Waste heat.Heat capacity, design and evaluation of

active cooling systems for Mach 6 cruise vehicle wings, 5781

Heat exchange, see Jets.Heat dux, see Jets.Heat shields, heat- and blast-protection ma-

terials, evaluation, 5816Heat transfer:

analysis of heat transfer in porous cooled wall with variable pressure and tem-perature along coolant exit boundary, 5842

calculation of turbulent boundary layers with heat transfer and pressure gradient utilizing compressibility transformation—

computer program manual, 5783constant property turbulent boundary

layer flow with simultaneous mass transfer and pressure gradients, 5782

effect of initial gas temperature on param-eters and thermal efficiency of nuclear steam and gas installations, USSK study, 5674

hot-gas-side heat transfer with and with-out film cooling on simulated nuclear rocket thrust chamber using Ha-Oo, 5851

Heated surface jet discharged into flowing ambient stream, 5442

Heaters:space, Federal item identification guide,

change, 5311thin film oxygen partial pressure sensor,

5790Heathman, James E., scheduling for flexi-

bility, manual for administrators of small schools, 5374

Heating:magnetic, with strong electron beams in

mirror-type magnetic trap, AEC trans-lation, 4900

60co heat source demonstration program, phase 2, final report detail design, 4919

Heating apparatus and supplies, see Heaters. Heidelberg, Laurence J., effect of Reynolds

number on overall performance of 3.7-inch- diameter six-stage axial-flow compressor, 5846

Helena Valley, Mont., Montana area environ-mental pollution study, 4866

Helicopters:exploratory investigation of sound pressure

in wake of oscillating airfoil in vicinity of stall, 5793

ground test evaluation of Sikorsky active transmission isolation system, 4889


investigation of stabilator on S-67 air-craft, 4890

Helium:random walk study of electron motion in

helium in crossed electromagnetic fields, 5854

thermodynamic properties of hydrogen-helium plasmas, 5774

vapor-liquid equilibria data for 2 helium- nitrogen-methane mixtures from 76.5° to 164° K and pressures to 1,200 PSIA, 5759

Hells Canyon-Snake National River, estab-lish, hearings, 5265

Hemisphere, Southern, EXAMETNET, first 5 years, 1966-70, 5805

Hendron, A. J., jr., analytical and graphical methods for analysis of slopes in rock masses, 5410

Herbert, Gary A., Pendleton project, study of atmospheric effect on weak shock waves traversing long ray paths, 5946

Heritage, see Tradition.Heroin, addiction in District of Columbia,

hearing, 5239Hicks, James R., ice fog modification by use

of helicopters, 5382High altitude equipment for civil aviation

aircraft, USSR study, 5698High-capacity, compact vortex valve for in-

creasing stability of supersonic mixed- compression inlets, 5860

nigii schools;career education in environment, handbook,

5365estimates and projections of special target


public secondary schools in selected dis-tricts, enrollment and staff by racial/ ethnic group, directory, 5600

Higher education, see Colleges and universi-ties.

Highways, see Roads and highways.Hilton, David A., ground noise measurements

during landing, take-off, and flyby opera-tions of 4-engine turbopropeller STOL air-

plane, 5817Hired farm workers, see Farm labor.Hirschberg, Marvin H., cyclic creep and

fatigue of TD-NiCr (thoria-dispersion- strengthened nickel-chromium), TD-Ni, andNiCr sheet at 12000 C, 5855

Hispanic Foundation, bibliographical series, 5730

Histochemistry, histochemical and cytophotometric assay of acid stress in freshwater fish, 5449

Historic sites, soldiers and brave, historic places associated with Indian affairs and Indian wars in trans-Mississippi, West, 5954

see also names of historic sites, or places where located.

History, Smithsonian studies in history and technology, 6065

see also names of departments, etc.—also subjects.

Hobbs, Horton H., jr., subgenera of crayfish genus Procambarus (Decapoda: Astaci- dae), 6064

Hodge, D. B., calculations of eigenvalues and eigenfunctions of Mathieu's equation, 5788

Hodge, Ward F., effect of environmental torques on short-term attitude prediction for a rolling-wheel spacecraft in a sun- synchronous orbit, 5829

Hodgeson, J. D.: addresses, etc.—

June 3, 1971, 5705 Oct. 29, 1971, 5706 Dec. 15, 1971, 5708 Jan. 18, 1972, 5707 Feb. 7, 1972, 5713

Hogs, see Swine.Holding companies, see Banks and banking.Hollywood, Fla., census of housing, 1970,

block statistics, 4930Holography, holographic system that records

front-surface detail of scene moving at high velocity, 5861

Holyoke, Mass., census of housing 1970, block statistics, 4936

Holzworth, George C., mixing heights, wind speeds, and potential for urban air pollu-tion throughout contiguous United States, 4867

Home economics, home and garden bulletins, 4838-41

Homemaking, see Home economics.Homes, naturalization candidates, Federal

textbook on citizenship, English, home and community life, home study course for student, 5619


Apri l 1972

Homes (Institutions), see Nursing homes.Hong Kong, background notes, 6084Hopi Reservation:

hydrogeology (series), 5587stratigraphy of Cretaceous rocks and Ter-

tiary Ojo Alamo sandstone, Navajo and Hopi Indian reservations, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah, 5587

Hoquiam, Wash.:flood plain information, Chehalis, Wish-

kah and Hoquiam Rivers, Aberdeen- Hoquiam-Cosmopolis, Wash., 5387

floods, how to avoid damage, 5401Hoquiam River, flood plain information, Che-

halis, Wishkah and Hoquiam Rivers, Aberdeen - Hoquiam - Cosmopolis, Wash.,

5387Horizon sensing, see Scanners.Horses, wild horses on public lands, protect,

manage, and control, law, 5101Horst, James R., agricultural economy and

trade of United Kingdom, 5358AHose, hose, pipe, and tubing, Federal item

identification guide, change, 5317Hospitalization insurance:

hospital and surgical insurance coverage, 1968, United States, 5897

your medicare handbook, health insurance for railroad retirement beneficiaries, 6032

Hospitals:medical care facilities, private nonprofit,

destroyed by disaster, financial assist-ance to repair, provide, law, 5115

physicians training facilities and health maintenance organizations, increase and expand, hearings, 5283

Public Health Service hospital at Boston, 1799-1969, for relief of the sick and dis-abled, history, 5602

see also Veterans hospitals.Host, Malcolm S., administration of day care

programs, 5027Hot pressing, characterization of hot-pressed

MgO, 5989Hours of labor:

employee compensation and payroll hours, basic steel manufacturing, 5729

Federal employees overtime pay for inter-mittent and part-time general schedule employees working more than 40 hours in workweek, law, 5100

minimum wage and maximum hours stand-ards under Fair labor standards act, 5377

House documents, 5138—46House of Representatives:

documents, 5138—46reports, public bills, 5147-50telephone directory, 5137

House reports, public bills, 5147—50Household goods:

recent purchases of cars, houses, and other durables, and expectations to buy during months ahead, survey data, 5021

tabulations of voluntary national stand-ards, international recommendations and certification programs of consumer products, 5888

Households:and family characteristics, current popu-

lation report, 5016household definition, food stamp program,

5501household income deductions, food stamp

program, 5506Houses, recent purchases of cars, houses and

other durables and expectations to buy, survey data, 5021

Housing:benefits could be realized through reuse of

designs for public housing projects, Housing and Urban Development De-partment, GAO report, 5556

Housing—Continuedcensus, 1970—

block statistics, 43922-50census tracts, 4974-93

publications order form, 4998detailed housing characteristics, 4951—

57employment profiles of selected low-

income areas, publications order form, 4999

general housing characteristics, 4958- 59

printed reports, data access description, summary tapes, 5022

supplementary report series, 4960census publications, price list, 6027family properties, disposition handbook,

5608revised pages, 5609—10

Housing and urban development act of 1972 report, 5217

Housing institutions modernization act of 1971, hearings, 5227

housing specialist, 1969-72 progress re-port (address), 5462

income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below market interest rate housing and ex-ception limits for sec. 235-236 housing, 5615

low-rent—financial management handbook, supp..

5612-13public housing construction guide, 5606 public housing program, overhaul report,

5217mid-decade census of population and hous-

ing, hearings, 5193new block grant program for community

development, report, 5217regular income limits for sec. 235-236

housing, 5614summary housing characteristics for

United States, regions, divisions, States, 1970, 4960

temporary extension of certain housing and other acts, law, 5119

Housing and Urban Development Depart-ment :

benefits could be realized through reuse of designs for public housing projects, GAO reports, 5556

HUD guide series, 5605-6HUD handbook, 5607-15

Housing insurance, see Mortgage insurance.Houston, B. J., investigation of nonmetallic

waterstops, effect of specimen size and low temperature on waterstop test results, 5414

How effective is schooling? 6007How to improve your community by attract-

ing new industry, 5353Howes, James E., jr., reaction cell improve-

ments in mercury substitution—nuclear detection sulfur dioxide stack gas monitor, 4916

Hoyt, Charles D., gold, 5747Hulings, Neil C., proceedings of 1st Inter-

national Conference on Meiofauna, 6058Human race, see Man.Human rights, see Civil rights.Humanitarian assistance, see Rescue work.Humanities, arts and humanities, Office of

Education support, 5375Humic acid, removal by microflotation and

gravity settling, 5627Hunger:

human needs, national nutrition survey, hearings, 5287

hunger and reform of welfare, question of nutritional adequacy, 5286

Hungry Hourse project, general information, 6037

Hurricanes, schematized model of nonstationary tropical hurricane, USSR study, 5670


Inde x

Husbands and wives, married women Fed-eral employees, equal treatment in prefer-ence eligible employment benefits, law, 5093

Hydraulic fracturing, see Petroleum.Hydraulics, reducing hydraulic drag in pipe-

lines with polymer aditives, USSR study, 5671

Hydroaeroionization, normalizing effect of negative hydroaerions during bradycardia, combined with hypotonia or hypertensive disease, USSR study, 5680

Hydrobiology, see Limnology.Hydrogen :

performance estimates for space shuttle vehicles using hydrogen or methane- fueled turboramjet-powered first stage, 5849

performance of high-speed ball bearings with lead-plated retainers in liquid hydrogen for potential use in radiation environment, 5858

thermodynamic properties of hydrogen-helium plasmas, 5774

Hydrogen ion in concentration, interaction of hydrophobic organophosphorous in-hibitors and serum cholinesterase in pres-ence of aliphatic alcohols at different pH, USSR study, 5678

Hydrogen-oxygen, hot-gas-side heat transfer with and without film cooling on simulated nuclear rocket thrust chamber using H2-O2, 5851

Hydrogeology :geohydrologic summary, Pearl River basin,

Mississippi and Louisiana, 5596Navajo and Hopi Indian reservations

(series), 5587Hydrological Decade, International, see In-

ternational Hydrological Decade, 1965—74.Hydrology :

contributions to hydrology, United States (series), 5596

Glenn Creek watershed, Tanana River basin, central Alaska, 5380

synthesis in hydrology (series), 5586 Hydromechanics, fluid mechanics of throm-

bus formation, 5789Hydrophobia, see Rabies.Hydrostatics:

buckling of electroformed conical shells under hydrostatic pressure, 4893

predicted characteristics of optimized series-hybrid conical hydrostatic ball bearing, 5837

Hygiene, hygienic and physiological signifi-cance of air ionization studies in produc-tion conditions, USSR study, 5681

Hymenoptera, see Wasps.Hypersonic aircraft, see Aircraft.Hypersonic flow, see Flow.Hypersonic speed, see Air speed. Hypertension, see Blood pressure.

I

IB series, 6141ICC, see Interstate Commerce Commission.Ice z


restudy of Red Rock ice cliff, Nunatars- suaq, Greenland, 5384

Ice cream, ices, etc., ice cream sandwich wafers from Canada, Tariff Commission

^report, 6123Iceland :

agricultural commodities, agreement, 6101 catalog of nautical charts, 5968

Idaho:census of population, 1970, general social

and economic characteristics, 4964income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below-

market interest rate housing and ex-ception limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5615

Identification:manual and computerized footprint identl-

cation, 5890nuclear analytical techniques for oil-slick

identification, development, 4907IFYGL, see International Field Year for

Great Lakes, 1972-73.Igneous rocks, sedimentary and igneous rocks

of Grays River quadrangle, Wash., 5577Illinois, regular income limits for sec. 235—

236 housing, 5614Illness, see Sick.Image interpreters, holographic system that

records front-surface detail of scene mov-ing at high velocity, 5861

Images, developable images produced by X- rays using nickel hypophosphite system. 5857

Impact:investigations concerning probable im-

pact of nitrilotriacetic acid on ground water, 5438

techniques for inventorying manmade im-pacts in roadway environments, 5549

Imports :foreign meat imports, better inspection and

improved methods of administration needed, GAO report, 5557

imports and economic welfare in United States (remarks), 5492

see also names or classes of articles im-ported—also names of countries, etc.

Income:allotments and purchase requirements, food

stamp program, 5502employment profiles of selected low-in-

come areas, 4994-97household income deductions, food stamp

program, 5506income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below-

market interest rate housing and ex-ception limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5615

income maintenance experiments, material submitted by Health, Education and Welfare Dept., 5245


tax returns statistics, individual, 5631Income tax:

information on filing your tax return, 5629 investment credit, tax information, 5632 reduce in certain cases, brief summary of

principal provisions of Revenue Act of 1971,5203

returns statistics, individual, 5631tax credit for education, 6018

Increasing softwood dimension yield from small logs, best opening face, 5539

Incubators, inexpensive temperature-gradient incubator, 5531

Indemnity, veterans dependency and in-demnity compensation, liberalize, law, 5103

Indexes:aeronautical engineering, 5814-15armed services papers, 5154congressional record, 91st Cong., 2d sess.,

bound volume, 5071Ache index for nuclear dockets, 4904-6journal of executive proceedings of Senate,

91st Cong., 1st sess., 5207Manpower Administration publications,

5710patents, 1970—

list of patentees, 5999subjects of inventions, 6000

research in education (periodical), annual index, 5372

scientific and technical aerospace reports, annual, 5869

world index of plasties standards, 5886India, background notes, 6089Indian Creek Reservoir, Calif., eutrophica-

tion of surface waters, Lake Tahoe, 5430


Apr il 1972

Indian lands, see names of Indian tribes or reservations.

Indian reservations, see names of reserva-tions.

Indianapolis, Ind., area wage survey, 5722 Indians, soldier and brave, historic places

associated with Indian affairs and In-dian wars in trans-Mississippi West, 5954

see also names of reservations or tribes.Indonesia:

agricultural commodities agreement, 6110 background notes, 6090catalog of nautical charts, 5970foreign trade regulations, 5064

Inductive sensing technique advancement, 4894

Industrial capacity, metrology and stand-ardization in less-developed countries, role of national capability for industrializing economics, seminar proceedings, 5887

Industrial College of Armed Forces, national security seminar, presentation outlines, 5653

Industrial relations:national emergency disputes, 1971-72,

hearings, 5278National labor relations act, layman's

guide to basic law, 5931Industries, see Industry.Industry:

census of population, 1970, alphabetical and classified indexes of industries and occupations, microfiche order form, 5962

current industrial reports, 5003-14 government’s changing role in industrial

economy (address), 6137how to improve your community by at-

tracting new industry, 5353industry wage surveys and union wage

rate studies, 1960—71, directory, 5727 instrumentation technology, profitable new

areospace technology with potential in-dustrial application, 6049

scientific and technical personnel in in-dustry, 1969, report, 5715

tabulations of voluntary national stand-ards, industry standards, international recommendations and certification pro-grams of consumer products, 5888

world of work in world ahead (remarks), 5713

see also names of industries.Infants, nutrition and feeding of infants and

children under 3 in group day care, 5736Inflation (finance) :

inflation process in United States, study, 5135

summary of remarks, 5495Influenza:

accuracy of express diagnosis of influenza by fluorescent antibody procedure, USSR study, 5659

influenza antigens, antibodies and inter-feron, USSR study, 5658

Information interchange, see Information storage and retrieval systems.

Information model of therapeutic process, USSR, 5693

Information services:Federal information processing standards

publications, FIPS pubs, 5879planning for creative change in mental

health services—distillation of principles on research uti-

lization, bibliography with annota-tions, 5919

information sources and how to use them, 5920

Information storage and retrieval systems: automated engineering document prepara-

tion system— finishes, military standard, 5335 materials, military standard, 5334

Information storage and retrieval systems— Continued

Federal data banks, computers and Bill of Rights, privacy enfringements with-out screening or controls, hearings, 5269

guidelines for describing information in-terchange formats, 5879

Information theory, objective estimates based on experimental data and initial and final knowledge, 5852

Infrared horizon scanners, see Scanners.Infrared photography, fluid product pipeline

leak detection from airborne platform, 5433

Infrared radiometers, see Radiometers.Infrared rays, effects of surface contamina-

tion on infrared emissitivity and visible- light scattering of highly reflective sur-faces at cryogenic temperatures, 5831

Inhibitors:evaluation of inhibitors in corrosion of

AISI 304 stainless steel by FC-196 aqueous film-forming foam concentrate, 5991

interaction of hydrophobic organophos-phorous inhibitors and serum cholines-terase in presence of aliphatic alcohols at different pH, USSR study, 5678

Injuries, acute conditions, incidence andassociated disability, June 1968—July 1969, United States, 5899

Inlets, see Air inlets (aircraft).Inner tubes, pneumatic tire, Federal item

identification guide, change, 5318Insects, control, house plants, 4841 Inspection (industrial) :

selected safety road checks, motor carriers of property, 5769

see also names of articles, etc., inspected. Inspection services, better inspection and im-

proved methods of administration needed for, GAO report, 5557

Instability of spherical caps and complete spheres, 4892

Installations (military) :construction appropriations, 1972, hear-

ings, 5152defense, relinquishment of United States

Naval Station, Sangley Point, agree-ment between United States and Philip-pines, 6103

Installment credit, District of Columbia con-sumer credit protection act, amend law, 5106

Institutions, institutional guide to DHEW policy on protection of human subjects, 5927

Instrument landings, see Landing (aircraft). Instrumentation:

development and demonstration and low- level drift instrumentation, 5443

instrumentation technology, profitable new aerospace technology with potential in-dustrial application, 6049

Instruments, selected and related products, current industrial reports, 5012

see also names and types of instruments.Insulation:


sleeving, electrical, Federal item identifi-cation guide, change, 5319

see also Heat shields.Insurance:

Federal share insurance temporary pro-tection for Federal and State credit unions member accounts amendments, law, 5127

industry investigation, hearings, 5270student loan insurance fund, 1970, finan-

cial statements, GAO examination, 5564 see also types of insurance.

Integration, see Race problems.


Index

Interest and usury: interest, usury, and consumer credit,

amend D.C. code relating to law, 5106 rates, regulate, law, 5119

Interfaces:interface standard for shipboard systems,

cooling water for support of electronic equipment, military standard, 5343

mechanics of load transfer at fiber/matrix interface, 5832

Interferon, influenza antigens antibodies and interferon, USSR study, 5658

Intergovernmental relations, see Decentrali-zation in Government.

Intergovernmental relations and governance of education, 6008

Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, House:

hearings, 5175—76reports, 5147, 5150

Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, Sen-ate, hearings, 5261A—66

Interior Department, saline water research and development progress reports, 5622—27

Internal revenue, code of Federal regula-tions, 5474-76, 5483-84

Internal Security Committee, House, hear-ings, 5177

International Atomic Energy Agency, stat-ute, amendment, message from the Presi-dent, 5211

International Book Year, proclaim 1972, law, 5098

International cooperation, outer space, sym-posium, 5208

International Development Agency: operations, report, 5649 telephone directory, 6100

International development and humani-tarian assistance act section by section analysis, 5164

International Field Year for Great Lakes, 1972-73, IFYGL bulletin, 5945

International finance, modify par value of dollar to equal one thirty eighth ounce of gold, hearings, 5230

see also Investments.International Hydrological Decade, 1965—74,

International Field Year for Great Lakes, IFYGL bulletin, 5945

International investments, see Investments.International relations:

code of Federal regulations, 5472foreign policy for 1970’s, emerging struc-

ture of peace— departmental edition, 6020 document edition, 5146

general foreign policy series, 6097 international implications of new eco-

nomic policy, hearings, 5163international negotiation, some opera-

tional principles of Soviet foreign pol-icy, memorandum, 5260

United States-China relations, hearing, 5254

United States foreign policy, 1971, report, 6097

United States relations with People’s Re-public of China, hearing, 5256

International trade, see Commerce.Interparliamentary Union, conference, report

of U.S. delegation, 5249Interplanetary missions, see Planets.Interpolation, digital-to-analog conversion

circuit using third-order polynomial inter-polation, 5862

Interstate agreements, interstate environ-ment compact, hearings, 5288

Interstate and Foreign Commerce Commit-tee, House, hearings, 5178-87

Interstate Commerce Commission, Inade-quacies of protections for Investors in Penn Central and other ICC-regulated com-panies, study, 5188

Intoxication, see Alcoholism.Introduction to U.S. Price Commission, 6023

Inventions, Index of patents, 1970, subjects, 6000

Inventories:cattle, sheep and goat Inventory, 6112stability of consolidated job descriptions

based on task Inventory survey informa-tion, 4859

% of our land, national inventory, 4851 Inverters, design of 3-phase, 15-kilovolt-

ampere static inverter for motor-starting Brayton space power system, 5836

Investigation of stabilator on S—67 aircraft, 4890

Investments:concept of education as investment, 6002District of Columbia, legal investments for

trust funds, list, 5350fair return without undue risk conditions

favorable to foreign direct investment (address), 5056

investment credit, tax information, 5632 policy aspects of foreign Investment by

U.S. multinational corporations, 5648A Investors, Inadequacies of protections for in-

vestors in Penn Central and other ICC- regulated companies, study, 5188

Inviscid flow, see Flow.Ion exchange, feasibility study of regenera-

tive fibers for water pollution control, 5446Ion thrusters, ion-thruster propellant utili-

zation, 5834Ionization, hygienic and physiological signif-

icance of air ionization studies in produc-tion conditions, USSR study, 5681

Ionosphere, ionospheric research, collection of articles, 5866

Iowa, cartographic records relating to Terri-tory of Iowa, 1838—46, 5878

Iran, economic trends and their implications for United States, 5634

Iron:atomic energy levels derived from analyses

of optical spectra, 5882phosphorous removal by ferrous iron and

lime, 5422see also Pipe and pipe fittings.

Irridlation, see Radiation.Irrigation projects, see Reclamation of land. Isolation:

handicapped children, ending the isolation, role of education, etc., errata, 5367

recommended procedure for Isolation of salmonella organisms from animal feeds and feed ingredients, 4829

Isolators, ground test evaluation of Sikorsky active transmission isolation system, 4089

Isopods, systematics and zoogeography of genus Synidotea (Crustacea: Isopoda) with an account of California species, 6061

Issues of aid to nonpublic schools, summary analysis, 6009

It can’t be home, social and emotional as-pects of residential care. 5915

Italy, loan of vessels, U.S.S. Capitalne and U.S.S. Besugo, extension, agreement, 6102

Iteration (mathematics) :synthesis of monogenic Iterative arrays of

machines, 4800Ivory Coast, economic trends and their im-

plications for United States, 5643J

Jablonski, C. F., soil survey, Mercer County, N.J., 6080

Jacks, Federal item identification guide, change, 5320

Jackson, Miss., flood plain Information, Lynch Creek, 5388

Jalink, Antony, jr., conceptual design and analysis of infrared horizon sensor with compensation for atmospheric variability, 5841

James River:flood plain information, Eagle Rock to Lick

Run, Botetourt County, Va., 5389


Apr il 1972

James River—Continuedflooding, how to avoid damages. Eagle Rock

to Lick Run, Botetourt County, Va., 5399

Japan:economic trends and their implications for

United States, 5633United States foreign economic policy to-

ward Japan, hearings, 5166Jasinski, R., electrochemical treatment of

acid mine waters, 5429Jefferson Borough, Pa., flood plain informa-

tion, 5395Jerke, John M., dimensional-stability studies

of candidate space-telescope mirror-sub-stance materials, 5844

Jets:heated surface jet discharged into flowing

ambient stream, 5442mixing of supersonic jets including effects

of transverse pressure gradient using difference methods, 5835

Job analysis:handbook for analyzing jobs, 5709job grading standard, civil service—

air conditioning equipment mechanic, 5037

crane operator, 5038electronics mechanic, 5039gardener, 5040pest controller, 5041tractor operator, 5042

stability of consolidated job descriptions based on test inventory survey, informa-tion, 4859

Job description, see Job analysis.Job evaluation, see Job analysis.Jobs, see Employment—Job analysis.John, DeWitt, relief, hearings, 5190John F. Kennedy National Biistoric Site, in-

terpretive prospectus, 5950Johnson, Bruce V., exploratory study of

effects of injection configurations and in-let flow conditions on characteristics of flow in spherical chambers, 5795

Johnson, Charles E., jr., undergraduate en-rollment in 2-year and 4-year colleges, Oct. 1970, 5015

Johnson, George V., insects and related pests of house plants, how to control them, 4841

Johnson, Paul S., growth and survival of in-terplanted hardwoods in southern Wiscon-sin oak clearcuttings, 5530

Johnson County, Ky., effects of Federal ex-penditures on economy, GAO report, 5561

Johnston, H. R., subterranean termites, their prevention and control inbuildings, 4840

Johnston, William F., management guide for black spruce type in Lake States, 5541

Joint Federal-State Land Use Planning Commission, see Alaska Joint Federal- State Land Use Planning Commission.

Joint Oceanographic Institutions Deep Earth Sampling Program, Deep Sea Drill-ing Project, cruises of drilling vessel, Glo- mar Ghallenger Papeete, Tahiti to Balboa, Panama, 5960

Joint Publications Research Service JPRS series, 5655—5701

Joint treatment of municipal sewage and pulp mill effluents, 5425

Joints:effects of carbon on mechanical properties

of titanium beta-alloy weld joints, USSR study, 5691

pipe joint welding, rings-locking, and mis-cellaneous hardware, Federal item iden-tification guide, change, 5329

Jones, D. W., neutron spectrometer using organic scintillators, 5984

Jordan, James S., dispersal period in a popu-lation of eastern fox squirrels (Sfflurus nlger), 5547

Jorgensen, L. N., California streamflow char-acteristics, from records through 1968, Northern Great Basin and Central Valley, 5580

Jorgenson, Leland H., effects of Reynolds number and body corner radius on aero-dynamic characteristics of space shuttle-type vehicle at subsonic Mach numbers, 5840

Journalism, photojournalism guide, Air Force pamphlet, 4862

Journals, journal of executive proceedings of Senate, 91st, Cong., 1st sess., index, 5207

JPRS, see Joint Publications Research Service.

Judicial procedure, see Civil procedure.Judiciary Committee, House, hearings, 5189-

91Judiciary Committee, Senate, hearings,

5267-73Judge Advocate General, Navy, manual,

change, 5702Judge Advocates General of Armed Forces,

Courts of Military Review, court-martial reports, holdings and decisions, 5297

Jurisdiction, see Criminal jurisdiction.Justice Department:

Attorney General, nomination of Richard G. Klelndienst—

hearings, 5272 report, 5215

Deputy Attorney General, nomination of Louis Patrick Gray, III, hearings, 5272

Federal data banks, computers and Bill of Rights, hearings, 5269

PR series, 5704Juvenile courts, juvenile and family courts,

legal bibliography, 6145Juvenile delinquency:

delinquency and city life, 5703investigation, effects from sale and use of

amphetamines, hearings, 5267Saturday night special handguns, prohibit

their sale to curb delinquency, hearings. 5273

K

Kalispel Indian Reservation, sale and pur-chase of trust lands, authorize, law, 5088

Kaminskas, R. A., nuclear instrument land-ing system, phase 1, final report, 4915

Kane, M. F., gravity and magnetic evidence of lithology and structure in Gulf of Maine region, 5590

Kansas:chemical quality of water in Walnut River

basin, south-central Kansas, 5598congressional districts, 93d Congress, 5000 regular income limits for sec. 235—236

housing,selected areas, census of housing, 1970,

block statistics, 4932Kansas City, Mo.:

area wage survey, 5717census of housing, 1970, block statistics,

4938Kaplita, Thaddeus T., investigation of stabi-

lator on S-67 aircraft, 4890Katzell, Raymond A., overview study of

dynamics worker job mobility, national study of social welfare and rehabilitation workers, work and organizational con-text, 6066

Kaufman, Harold R., ion-thruster propel-lant utilization, 5834

Kazin, S. B., LF336 lift fan modification and acoustic test program, 5786

Keefer, William R., geologic story of Yellow-stone National Park, 5578

Keely, Nacy H., selling in Germany, 5059Kelsay, Laura E., cartographic records re-

lating to Territory of Iowa, 1838—46, 5878Kempke, Erwin E., Jr., correlation of wind-

age-loss data for Lundell alternator, 5856


Index

Kennedy, John F., National Historic Site, see John F. Kennedy National Historic Site.

Kennedy, Joseph, fluid product pipeline leak detection from airborne platform, 5433

Kenosha, Wis., census of population and housing, 1970, census tracts, 4978

Kenya, economic trends and their implica-tions for United States, 5637

Kessler, Kenneth J., jr., inexpensive temper-ature-gradient incubator, 5531

Kilns, accelerating oak drying by presur-facing, accelerated schedules, and kiln automation, 5524

Kingsley, Neal P., pulpwood in Northeast, past, present and future, 5551

Kinney, Jo Ann S.:visual evoked cortical response as measure

of stress in naval environments, metho-dology and analysis, slow flash rates, 5744visual evoked response as .measure of nitro-gen narcosis in Navy divers, 5743

Kirk, William P., krypton 85, review of liter-ature and analysis of radiation hazards, 5419 , . .Klamath project, Butte Valley division, rec-lamation feasibility studies, law, 5105

Klendienst, Richard G.:nomination—

hearings, 5272report, 5215

Knip, Gerald jr., performance estimates for space shuttle vehicles using hydrogen or methane-fueled turboramjet-powered first stage, 5849Knowledge, objective estimates based on ex-perimental data and initial and final knowledge, 5852

Koffsky, Peter L., Consul General’s Shanghai Postal Agency, 1867—1907, 6065

Koning, J. W., method for recording machine speed at which corrugating medium is fluted, 5526Kosygin, Alexei, interview by Frank Church, 5250Kozlov, N. N., determination of optimum composition and program of trajectory measurements, 5868

Krajicek, John E., continuing weed control benefits young planted black walnut, 5534

Krygier, James T., studies of effects of watershed practices on streams, 5426

Krypton: .atomic energy levels derived from analyses

of optical spectra, 588285, review of literature and analysis of

radiation hazards, 5419Kuchta, Joseph M., classification test

methods for oxidizing materials, 5756Kunkle, John S., compressed gas handbook,

5806 , . xKurlov, Anatole P., mixing of supersonic jets including effects of transverse pressure gradient using difference methods, 5835

Kurtz, Robert L., holographic system that records front-surface detail of scene mov-ing at high velocity, 5861

Kyvig, David E„ selected photographs of Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1943—61, 5876

Labor:current labor market developments, hear-

ings, 5134handbook for upgrading low-skilled work-

ers, 5711hygienic and physiological significance of air ionization studies in production con-ditions, USSR study, 5681

Manpower Administration publications,overview study of dynamics of worker job

mobility, national study of social wel-fare and rehabilitation workers, work, and organizational contexts, 6060

Labor and Public Welfare Committee, Sen-ate :

committee print, 5285hearings, 5274, 5276, 5278—284legislative activities, 92d Cong., 1st sess.,

summary, 5285report, 5216

Labor disputes, national emergency disputes, 1971—72, hearings, 5278

Labor management relations, see Industrial relations.

Labor markets, see Labor.Labor relations, see Industrial relations.Laboratories: „„„aids in designing laboratory flumes, 5576

educational R & D programs conducted by laboratories and centers, 5366

see also names of laboratories or places where located.

Laboratory procedures, analysis for waste-water treatment plant operators, 6144

Labrador Sea: and Grand Banks region, oceanographic report, 5053

errata, 5050Labor standards:

Fair labor standards act— amend, hearings, 5276 application to ambulance service, estab-

lishments, 6142 .application to motor carriers, 6143 minimum wage and maximum hours

standards, 5377Labor Statistics Bureau :

BLS report series, 5729 bulletins, 5714-26 regional reports, Middle Atlantic region,

5728Ladd, D. M., design of unsurfaced soil facili-ties for operations of C—5A aircraft, 5413

Lagoons, supplementary aeration of la-goons in rigorous climate areas, 5448

Laird, Melvin R., statement, 1973-77, de-fense program and budget, 5347

Lake Charles, La., census of population and housing, 1970, census tracts, 4979

Lake States, see Great Lakes States.Lnkes•Beartooth high lake country, general in-

formation, 5514chemical investigation of recent lake sedi-

ments from Wisconsin lakes and their interpretation, 5432

potential pollution of Ogallala by re-charging playa lake water, pesticides, 5437 „temperature prediction in stratified water, mathematical model-user’s manual, 5441

see also names of lakes.Lalli, Michael, delinquency and city life,Lambert, Robert W., documents of disarma-

ment, 4877Lambs, lamb crop statistics, 6115Laminated materials, flexural properties of

glued-lamlnated southern pine beams, finger joint and specific gravity effects,

Lamont, William E., laboratory flotation studies of Tennessee phosphates in pres-ence of slimes, 5761

Lamp holders, Federal item guide, change, 5321

Lamps, see Electric lamps.

identification

bounty, 6076 of urbanized

Land: , „our Louisiana land and its population and land area

areas, 1970 and 1960, 4969% of of land, national Inventory, 4851

Lander, L. L., time and temperature depend- dent modulus of pyrrone and polyimidemoldings, 5792

Landfills, see Sanitary fills.Landing (aircraft) : , .



Apri l 1972

Landing (aircraft)—Continuedground noise measurements during land-

ing, take-off, and flyby operations of 4- engine turbopropeller STOL airplane, 5817nuclear Instrument landing system, phase 1, final report, 4915

VORLOC II FAR-part 171 compliance test,6119 ~ A

Landing gear, dynamic response of OV—1A aircraft to soft field landings, 4891

Landing strips, see Runways (aeronautics).Landscape, techniques for inventorying man-

made impacts in roadway environments, 5549

Lang, Joseph W., geohydrologic summary of Pearl River basin, Mississippi and Loui-siana, 5596

Langhorne, Pa., railroad accident, report, 6033

Language and languages, National defense education act, awards for modern foreign language and area study, 5364

Laos, Apr. 1971, U.S. involvement, staff re-port, 5251Larch, western, growth of young even-aged western larch stands after thinning in eastern Oregon, 5536

Larkin, L. C., economics of sweetener mar-keting, annotated bibliography of selected references, 5357

Larson, Edwin vH., guide for authors of sym-posium papers, 5535

La Salle County, station, units 1 and 2, fiche index for nuclear dockets, 4906

Lasers, medical applications of laser tech-nology, USSR study, 5701

Lask, Benjamin, communications and elec-trons, PACAF basic bibliography, 4865

Las Vegas, Nev., census of population and housing, 1970, 4980

Lathes, milling machines and shapers, Fed-eral item identification guide, change, 5322

Latin America:development assistance, 1961—70, selected

tables, 5162Spain, and Portugal, bibliography of

paperback books, 5730Law, slip laws (public), 92d Congress, 5085—

5130Law Enforcement Assistance Administra-

tion :block grant programs, hearings, 5168RP series, 5704

Lawrence, Mass., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4934

Laws, see Law—also subjects.Lawyers, minutes, trial notes, rolls of at-

torneys of U.S. Circuit Court for South-ern District of New York, 1790—1841, microcopy, pamphlet describing, 5873

LEAA, see Law Enforcement Assistance Ad-ministration.

Lead:performance of high-speed ball bearings

with lead-plated retainers in liquid hy-drogen for potential use in radiation environment, 5858

removing bismuth from lead with sub-mersible centrifuge, 5762

Lead telluride, magnetostriction and mag-netoelastic quantum oscillations in p-type lead telluride, 5843

Leaflets, see names of departments, etc., is-suing leaflets—also subjects.

Leaks, prevention of surface electrical leak-age in presence of moisture, 5986

Learning, social seminar film discussion guide, what is teaching? what is learning? applied to drug education, 5923

Leary, R. D., phosphorus removal by acti-vated sludge plant, 5444

Leavening agents, development of stable leavening system, 4884

Lebanon, agricultural commodities, agree-ment, 6106

Lebouc, Philippe J. J-M., instability of spheri-cal caps and complete spheres, 4892

Legislation, see subjects.Lemoore Naval Air Station, Calif., repay-

ment to cover construction charges attrib-utable to leased lands in Westlands water district, report, 5147

Lenses, ophthalmic-lenses for Department of Defense personnel, evaluation, 5741

Leonard, Robert B., chemical quality of water in Walnut River basin, south-central Kan-sas, 5598

Letters, sent by Office of Quartermaster Gen-eral, main, series, 1818—1870, microcopy, pamphlet describing, 5872

Levison, William H., control-theory model for human decision-making, 5794

Lewis, Wayne C., simulated service testing of wood and wood-base finish flooring, 5525

LF336 lift fan modification and acoustic test program, 5786

Libraries, medical catalogers, notes, 5933Library of Congress:

catalogs, national union catalog, manu-script collections, 5731

publications, price list, 6028Licenses, see classes of persons to whom, or

subjects for which licenses are issued.Lick Run, Va., flooding, how to avoid dam-

ages, 5399Lieblein, Edward, synthesis of monogenic

iterative arrays of machines, 4880Lift (aerodynamics), see Direct lift con-

trols.Life insurance:

national service—new modified life plan with reduction at

age of 70, law, 5099use of dividends to purchase additional

paid-up insurance, law, 5094 servicemen’s group life insurance, bene-

ficiaries, uniform definitions, provide, law, 5091

Lift (aerodynamics) :LF336 lift fan modification and acoustic

test program, 5786low L/D concept with fold-down wings,

study to determine flight characteristics and handling qualities of variable geometry spacecraft, 5777

Light, formation of amino acids on ir-radiation of fog containing formaldehyde and ammonium nitrate with UV light, USSR study, 5675

Light lists, see Lights and lighting.Lights and lighting:

Coast Guard lists—Atlantic Coast, local, 5048Pacific Coast and Pacific Islands, 5049

see also Electric lamps.Lillie, Robert J., air pollutants affecting per-

formance of domestic animals, literature review, 4834

Lime, phosphorous removal by ferrous iron and lime, 5422

Limnology, some results of work in field of space hydrobiology at Dnepropetrovsk University, 1961—70, USSR study, 5668

Lincoln, Nebr., census of population and housing, 1970, census tracts, 4981

Linear accelerators, see Accelerators.Linear equations, see Equations.Linear systems, detection of nonlinear trans-

fer functions by use of Gaussian statistics, 5853

Liquid fuels, see Fuel.Liquid hydrogen, see Hydrogen.Liston, Ronald A., surface effect vehicle

engineering test procedures, 5381Lists, see subjects of lists.Lithographers, apprentice-printing crafts,

compositor, bookbinder, pressman, ma-chinist, lithographer, photoengraver, ex-amination announcement, amdt., 5034

Lithology, see Rocks.Littoral, longshore sediment transport rates,

compilation of data, 5378


Inde x

Livestock, survival of food crops and live-stock in event of nuclear war, proceed-ings of symposium, 4902

see also Food for livestock.Load (mechanics) :


mechanics of load transfer at fiber/matrix interface, 5832

Loans:students loan insurance fund, 1970, finan-

cial statements, GAO examination, 5564Trust Territory of Pacific Islands, eco-

nomic development loan fund, appro-priations, increase report, 5150

Local government, see Government.Local transit, barrier-free environment for

elderly and handicapped, hearings, 5218Localizers, VORLOC II FAR-part 171 com-

pliance test, 6119Lodgepole Creek, flood plain information,

Sidney, Nebr., 5391Logging, see Lumbering.Logs, increasing softwood dimension yield

from small logs best opening face, 5539Los Angeles, Calir., employment profiles of

selected low-income areas, area 2, 4996Loss, F. J., engineering significance of sta-

tistical and temperature-induced fracture mechanics toughness variations on frac-ture-safe assurance, 5990

Louisiana :additional judicial district, create, law,

5114geohydrologic summary, Pearl River basin,

Mississippi and Louisiana, 5596our Louisiana land and its bounty, 6076 regular income limits for sec. 235—236

housing,three R’s of Louisiana nonpublic educa-

tion, race, religion and region, 6019Low-rent housing, see Housing.Lowell, Carl E., Mach 1 oxidation of thoriated

nickel chromium at 1204°C (2200°F), 5825

Lowell, Mass., census of housing, 1970, block f-v afi pcLubricants,’ lubricating oils, Federal item

identification guide, change, 5323Lubricating oils, see Lubricants.Luggage, see Baggage.Lumber:

production and mill stocks, current in-dustrial reports, 5007

publications, price list, 6026 see also Logs.

Lumbering, studies of effects of watershed practices on streams, 5426

Lunar orbiter, see Spacecraft.Lynch Creek, flood plain information, Jack-

son, Miss., 5388Lynchburg, Va., census of population and

housing, 1970, census tracts, 4962M

McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System, special flood hazard information, head of navigation to Muskogee, Okla., 5411

McConarty, W. A., design and evaluation of active cooling systems for Mach 6 cruise vehicle wings, 5781

MacDonnell, Herbert L., flight characteristics and stain patterns of human blood, 5704

McGlothlin, William H., marihuana, analysis of use, distribution, and control, 5772

Mach numbers, Mach 1 oxidation of thoriated nickel chromium at 1204°C (2200°F), 5825

Machine entrance testing for higher schools, USSR study, 5697

Machine tools, machine tools and fixtures, compilation, 5809

Machinery :5th aerospace mechanisms symposium,

proceedings, 5803

Machinery—Continued man-made machine relationships, USSR

study, 5662method for recording machine speed at

which corrugating medium is fluted, 5526

synthesis of monogenic iterative arrays of machines, 4880.

vibro-acoustic activity of mechanisms with gear transmissions, USSR study, 5699

Machines, see Machinery.Machinists, apprentice-printing crafts, com-

positor, bookbinder, pressman, machinist, lithographer, photoengraver, examination announcement, amdt., 5034

Macomber, William B., remarks, Jan. 26, 1972, 6096

Macon, Ga., watershed field inspections, 1971, hearings, 5198

Madera County, Calif., determination of channel capacity of Fresno River, down-stream from Hidden damsite, Madera County, Calif., 5583

Magnesium oxide, characterization of hot pressed MgO, 5989

Magnetic fields, mirror-type magnetic trap used for plasma heating with strong electron beams, ABC translation, 4900

Magnetic traps, see Plasma confinement.Magnetism, subsonic and supersonic static

aerodynamic characteristics of bulbous base cones measured with magnetic sus-pension and balance system, 5785 see also Terrestrial magnetism.

Magnetization, magnetostriction and mag-netoelastic quantum oscillations in p-type lead telluride, 5843

Magnetohydrodynamics, development and in-itial operating characteristics of 20- megawatt linear plasma accelerator fa-cility, 5821

Magnetostriction and magnetoelastic quan-tum oscillations in p-type lead telluride, 5843

Mail matter:mailing articles which present hazard to

postal employees or mail processing ma-chines restrict, law, 5097

military assistance program directory, changes, 5345—46

Maine, census of population, 1970, general social and economic characteristics, 4965

Maine, Gulf of, gravity and magnetic evi-dence of lithology and structure in Gulf of Maine region, 5590

Maine Yankee Atomic Power Station, fiche index for nuclear dockets, 4905

Majority, see Age (law).Maldonado, Rita M„ role of financial sector

in economic development of Puerto Rico, 5458

Mali, background notes, 6091Man: , „ < , . .control-theory model for human decision-

making, 5794 . VTC.C<T>man-made machine relationships, USSRstudy, 5662perception of respiratory medium and gas preference in man and animals, 5865

water, man, and nature, symposium, 6038Management:contractor configuration management

plans, military standard, 5344fisheries management, its scientific and

economic imperatives (address), 5944Treasury Department, progress in man-

agement improvement— fiscal year 1970, report, 6136 fiscal year 1971, report, 6139

water management at its best, Water and Land Supervisors’ 13th conference, Sept. 27—Oct. 1,1971, Santa Fe, N. Mex., 6039

Apr il 1972

Management—Continuedsee also Administrative management—

Forest management.Management and Budget Office, coordinated

consideration needed of buy-national pro-curement program policies, GAO report, 5559

Manganese :atomic energy levels derived from analy-

ses of optical spectra, 5882minerals yearbook chapter, 5748

Mangravite, F. J., microflotation of silica, 5626

Manhattan Borough, New York City : employment profiles of selected low-income

areas, area 2, 4994Harlem, Central and East poverty area

profiles, job search of ghetto workers, 5728

Manistee National Forest, general informa-tion, 5521

Manlius Township, floods, 5407Manpower:

Manpower Administration publications, 5710

research and demonstration findings, 5711 Manpower Administration, publications,

index, 5710Mansfield, Mike, Western Europe and new

economic policy, 5258Manual and computerized footprint identifi-

cation, 5890Manuals, see subjects.Manufactures and manufacturers:

annual survey of manufactures, 4921 industry groups and industries, general

statistics, 4921census publications, price list, 6027see also names or classes of manufactured

articles.Manures, see Fertilizers.Manus, Peter C., remarks, Feb. 9, 1972, 5068 Manuscripts, collections, national union cata-

log, Library of Congress, 5731MAP (military assistance program) see Mili-

tary aid.Maple:

maple strip flooring in 1969, distribution, 5546

maturation of sugar maple seed, 5548 rake angle for planing hard maple deter-

mined best by depth of chipped grain, 5528

Mapping, see Maps and charts.Maps and charts:

cartographic records relating to Territory of Iowa, 1838—16, 5878

catalog of copyright entries, 5293 catalog of nautical charts—

region 1, United States and Canada, 5967

region 3, Greenland, Iceland, Scotland, Ireland, England and Western Europe, 5968

region 7, Australia and Indonesia, 5970 special purpose navigational charts and

publications, 5971West Africa and Mediterranean, 5969

census publications, price list, 6027 drafting, surveying, and mapping instru-

ments, Federal item identification guide, 5308

multicolor microchart/map transparencies, navigation display, military standard, 5341

Marihuana:analysis of use, distribution, and control,

5772pro-drug dialectic communication on drug

abuse and marihuana red herring, 5771 Marine Corps

increase in unsuitability discharges ofMarine Corps recruits requires improved planning and administration, GAO report, 5569

Marine fauna, see Meiofauna.

Marine isopods, see Isopods.Marine science, see Oceanography.Maritime Administration, SP series, 5733 Maritime industry, see Shipping.Markakis, P., Irradatlon of fruits and vege-

tables, annual report, 4963Marketing, see Markets and marketing.Markets and marketing:

agricultural marketing and bargaining, hearings, 5151

farm bargaining, hearings, 5221 marketing research reports, 4845-47 see also names or classes of commodities,

etc., marketed.Marland, S. P. jr.:

addresses—Dec. 15, 1971, 5362Jan. 24, 1972, 5368

Married persons, see Husbands and wives.Mars (planet) :

conditions for flight of Martian space probes, USSR study, 5694

thin-shock-layer solution for nonequili-brium, inviscid hypersonic flows In earth, Martian, and Venusian atmospheres, 5820

Marschall, Frederick W., VORLIC II FAR- part 171 compliance test, 6119

Martin, Preston, address, Jan. 24, 1972, 5462

Martinique, background notes, 6088Maryland, Income limits for sec. 221 (d) (3)


Mason, H. L., metrology and standardization in less-developed countries, role of national capacity for Industrializing economies, seminar proceedings, 5887

Mass spectra, see Spectra.Mass spectroscopy, see Spectroscopy.Mass transfer, constant property turbulent

boundary layer flow with simultaneous mass transfer and pressure gradient, 5782

Massachusetts:John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic

Site, Mass., interpretive prospectus, 5950


Materials: interaction of nitrilotriacetic acid with

suspended and bottom material, 5434 metal materials, ores, minerals, and alloys.

Federal item identification guide, 5324 research symposium, electronic density of

states, 5885see also names of materials.

Maternal and Child Health Service:programs, administering agencies and leg-

islative base, 5734promoting health of mothers and children,

report, 5735Maternal welfare, see Mothers.Mathematical models:

information model of therapeutic process, USSR study, 5693

objective estimates based on experimental data and initial and final knowledge, 5852

Mathematics:mathematical theory applied to games and

discrete systems, USSR study, 5685model and methods used in creating auto-


temperature prediction in stratified water, mathematical model-user’s, manual, 5441

see also Mathematical models—Numerical Calculations.

Mathieu functions, calculation of eigenvalues and eigenfunctions of Mathieu’s equation, 5788

Matrix theory, mechanics of lOad transfer at fiber/matrlx Interface, 5832


Index

Mau, S. T., finite element procedure for non-linear prebuckling and Initial postbuckling analysis, 5787

Mauritiania, Islamic Republic of, background notes. 6085

Maury Center for Ocean Science, MC reports, <5995

May, Charles E., developable images pro-duced by X-rays using nickel hypophos-phite system, 1, X-ray sensitive salts, 5857

Mayaguez, P. R., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4948

MC reports, 5995Meals, see Food.Measurements, see subjects of measurement.Meat, foreign meat imports, better inspection

and improved methods of administration needed, GAO report, 5557

Meats, see MeatMechanical properties, effects of carbon on

mechanical properties of titanium beta-alloy weld joints, USSR study, 5691

see also Notch strength.Mechanics (pergons) :

air conditioning equipment mechanic job grading standard, civil service, 5037

Mechanics (science) :determination of fixed-base natural fre-

quency of multiple foundation mechani-cal systems by shake test, 5980

engineering significance of statistical and temperature-induced fracture mechanics toughness variations on fracture-safe assurance, 5990

5th aerospace mechanisms symposium, proceedings, 5803

mechanics of load transfer at fiber/matrlx interface, 5832

precision measurement and calibration mechanics, 5884

Mechanisms, see Machinery.Mechanized documentation, see Documenta-

tion.Medicaid, see Medical assistance.Medical assistance:

long term care trends, hearings, 5220.Medicaid, role of State Medical Advisory

Committee, guidelines, 5737Medical care: „„„

national health expenditures, 1929-70 calendar years, 6071

physicians training facilities and. health maintenance organizations, increase and expand hearings, 5283

university medical care programs, evalua-tion, 5894

Medical centers, university medical care pro-grams, evaluation, 5894.

Medical Department, Navy: manual, changes, 5739—40

correction, 5738Medical education, see Education.Medical facilities, see Health centers—Hos-

pitals.Medical instruments and apparatus, X-ray

equipment and supplies, medical, dental and veterinary, Federal items identifica-tion guide, change, 5333

Medical insurance, see Old age survivors, disability, and health insurance.

Medical libraries, see Libraries.Medical literature, bibliography of medical

reviews, 5932Medical Nutrition Laboratory, see Army

Medical Research and Nutrition Labora-tory. , ,Medical personnel, Uniformed services health professions revitalization act, hearing, 5224

Medical schools:physicians training facilities and health


university medical care programs, evalua-tion, 5894

Medicare, see Old age. survivors, disability, and health Insurance.

Medicine:bibliography of medical reviews, 5932clinical handbook on economic poisons,

emergency information for treating poi-soning, 6001

dynamics of changes in composition of eschericha in persons participating in medical-technical experiment, USSRstudy, 5661

medical applications of laser technology, USSR study, 5701

Uniformed services health professions re-vitalization act, hearing, 5224

Medicines, synthetic organic chemicals, pro-duction and sales of medicinal chemicals, 6128

Mediterranean Sea, catalog of nautical charts, 5969

Meers, Henry W., nomination, hearing, 5229 Meiofauna :

1st International Conference on Meio-fauna, proceedings, 6058

manual for study, errata, 6059Meisinger, Arthur C., perlite, 5753Memorial services:

Fulton, James G., 5079Watts, John C., 5080

Memorials, see National monuments and memorials.

Membranes:ultrathin membranes for—

reverse osmosis water desalination, 5622 treating metal finishing effluents by re-

verse osmosis, 5424Mental health:

planning for creative change in mental health services—

distillation of principles on research utilization, bibliography with anno-tations, 5919

information sources and how to use them, 5920

program reports, 5916Mental health centers, see Mental institu-

tions.Mental hospitals, see Mental institutions.Mental institutions:

mental health facilities reports, statistics, 5917

socio-economic characteristics of admis-sions to inpatient services of State and county mental hospitals, 5917

Menzies, Robert J., systematics and zoo-geography of genus Synidotea (Crustacea : Isopoda) with an account of Californian species, 6061

Mercer County, N.J., soil survey report, 6080 Merchant marine, see Shipping—Ships.Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee,

House, hearings, 5192Merchant vessels, see Ships.Mercury:

effects of mercury pollution on halibut and Alaska fishery, hearing, 5238

reaction cell improvements in mercury substitution-nuclear detection sulfur di-oxide stack gas monitor, 4916

SNAP-8 electrical generating system de-velopment program, 5780

Mercury arc lamps, see Electric lamps.Mercury vapor lamps, see Electric lamps.Mesa Verde National Park, 1906-70, ad-

ministrative history, 5953Messa, Charles J., generalized research anal-

ysis statistical system, 4897Metal finishes, automated engineering docu-

ment preparation system, finishes, military standard, 5335

Metal finishing, ultrathin membranes for treating metal finishing effluents by re-verse osmosis, 5424

Metal mines and mining, administration of Federal metal and nonmetallic mine safety act, 1970 annual report, 5621

April 1972

Metallography, Metallographic Group meet-ing, 22d gathering, technical papers, 4901

Metallurgy:compilation, technology utilization, 5811 metallurgy of industrial nonferrous metals

and alloys, USSR study, 5684nonferrous metallurgy, USSR study, 5690 powder metallurgy in aerospace research,

survey, 5807Metals;

inductive sensing technique advancement for metal fatigue detection, 4894

metal materials, ores, minerals, and alloys, Federal item identification guide, 5324

metallurgy of industrial nonferrous metals and alloys, USSR study, 5684

see also Creep of metals—Fracture of metals.

Meteorological rockets, see Rockets.Meteorology, Atlantic Oceanographic and

Meteorological Laboratories collected re-prints, 5452

Meters, see names and types of meters, or substance, etc., measured.

Methanes:performance estimates for space shuttle

vehicles using hydrogen or methane- fueled turboramjet-powered first stage,

vapor-liquid equilibria data for 2 helium- nitrogen-methane mixtures from 76.5° to 164° K and pressures to 1,200 PSIA, 5759

Methodology, developing methodologies for evaluating impact of EDA programs, 5351 see also subjects.

Metrology, see Gages.Metropolitan areas, see Cities and towns.Metropolitan transportation planning semi-

nars, Denver, Colo., Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 1970, 6133

Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery and Me-morial, general information, 4875

Mexico, Gulf of:index of surface water records to Sept. 30,

1970, south Atlantic slope and eastern Gulf of Mexico basins, 5582

quality of surface waters of U.S., lower Mississippi River basin and western Gulf of Mexico, 5599

Meyer, Nessa G., socio-economic character-istics of admissions to inpatient services of State and county mental hospitals, 5917

MgO, see Magnesium oxide.Miami, Fla., census of housing, 1970, block

statistics, 4931Michigan, regular income limits for sec. 235-

236 housing, 5614Michigan, Lake, Lake Michigan snow squalls

increase annual precipitation in Udell Hills, 5532

Microcopy, see Microforms.Microflotation of silica, 5626Microforms, National Archives publications

pamphlet, describing microcopy, 5870-76 Micronutrient supplements for school lunch

programs, 5287Microscopy, see Electron microscopy.Microwave tubes, transverse wave tubes as

high efficiency microwave amplifiers, 4881Microwaves:

BOLOVAC, bolometric voltage and cur-rent, systems for measuring electrical quantities from 0.5 MHz through micro-waves, 5881

correction of electrical range errors by passive microwave radiometry, experi-mental investigation, 5947

radiofrequency and microwave radiation levels resulting from man-made sources in Washington, D.C. area, 6030

Mid-decade census of population of housing, hearings, 5193

Midwest Fuel Recovery Plant, fiche index for nuclear dockets, 4904

Migratory-bird-hunting stamps:increase fees as means of purchasing ad-

ditional land for migratory water-fowl—


Migratory birds, see Water birds.Military aid:

military assistance program address di-rectory, changes, 5345-46

Military Appeals Court, see Court of Mili-tary Appeals.

Military art and science, selected methods and models in military operations re-search, 5992

Military assistance, see Military aid.Military chaplains review, 4883Military communications, communications-

electronics activities, base communications services for Air Force, manual, 4860

Military construction, see Installations (military).

Military establishments, see Armed Forces.Military operations, see Military art and

sciences.Military personnel, see Armed Forces.Military records, miscellaneous numbered

records, manuscript file, in War Depart-ment collection of Revolutionary War records, 1775—90’s, pamphlet describing microcopy, 5874

Military research, selected methods and models in military operations research, 5992

Military service, see Conscription.Military standards, see Standards and

standardization.Military supplies, MILSTRIP, military

standard requistioning and issue proce-dures, changes, 5345—46

Miller, R. E., subsidence in Bunker Hill-San Timoteo area, southern Calif., 5592

Miller, William C., maple strip flooring in 1969, distribution, 5546

Millfeeds, see Food for livestock.Milling machines:

attachments and accessories for milling machines, military standard, 5340

lathes, milling machines and shapers, Fed-eral item identification guide, change, 5322

Military aid, United States economic and military foreign assistance programs, com-pilation of General Accounting Office, re-port of findings and recommendations, u255

Mills, see Milling machines—Pulp mills.MILSTRIP (Military standard requisition-

ing and issue procedures), see Military supplies.

Milwaukee, Wis.:census of housing, 1970, block statistics,

4947financial implications of changing pat-

terns of nonpublic school operations in Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, and Phil-adelphia, 6005

Milwee, William I., faceplate, 5993Mind, social seminar film discussion guide,

drugs and beyond, various mind altering techniques, 5921

Mine accidents, employees accident preven-tion handbook, 5746

Mine drainage, dewatering of mine drainage sludge, 5428

Mine safety, see Safety of life.Minerals:

census publications, price list, 6027 industry minerals yearbook chapter—

Burma, 5749New Hampshire, 5750Sierra Leone, 5751

metal materials, ores, minerals, and al-loys. Federal item identification guide, 5324

Do not order from index: see indicated entry Page 131

Inde x

Mohave County, Ariz., Big Sandy Formation near Wikieup, Mohave County, Ariz., 5579

Moisture: investigation of moisture content in the stratosphere, USSR study, 5669


Moldings, time and temperature dependent modulus of pyrrone and polyimide mold-ings, 5792

Molybdenum:extraction of molybdenum from ores by

electrooxidation, 5767fretting wear in titanium, Model-400, and

cobalt-25% molybdenum using scanning electron microscopy, 5859

Money: . .political economy of money, evolution and

impact in Federal reserve system (paper), 5493

schools, people & money, need for educa-tional reform, 6017

see also Dollars.Monitoring:

Earth resources from aircraft and space-craft, 5802 reaction cell improvements in mercury substitution-nuclear detection sulfur dioxide stack gas monitor, 4916

use of bluegills to detect zinc, 5451Monomers, thermally stable polyimides from

solutions of monomeric reactants, 5839Monongahela, Pa., floods, how to avoid

damage, 5405Monroe, La., census of population and hous-

ing, 1970, census tracts, 4983Montagna, Dominic, removing bismuth from

lead with submersible centrifuge, 5762Montana: _

geology of Sun River Canyon area, north-western Montana (series), 5589

income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below- market interest rate housing and ex-ception limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5615 . „pre-Quaternary rocks in Sun River Canyon area, northwestern Montana, 5589

Monument Creek:Colorado Springs, Colo.—

flood plain information, 5393 floods, 5406

Moon: atlas and gazetteer of near side, 5800 on the moon with Apollo 16, guidebook to

Descartes region, 5798Moore, Charlotte B., atomic energy levels as

derived from analyses of optical spectra, 5882Morgan Annex property, transfer to City of New York, 5195Morgantown Glassware Guild, Inc., house-hold glassware, former workers, Tariff Commission report, 6122

Morocco: „„„„background notes, 6086 .economic trends and their implications for

United States, 5647Moross, George G., inductive sensing tech-

nique advancement, 4894Morrison, J. D., evaluation of heat- and

blast-protection materials, 5816Mortgage insurance, FHA program, overhaul,

report, 5217 .Morriss, E. Frances, supplement for 1971 to statistics on cotton and related data 1939- 67, 4857 x .Mortgage insurance, mortgagees guide, ad-ministration of insured mortgages, 5605

^depreciation, amortization, and depletion, tax information, 5628

expand market, law, 5119 mortgagees guide, administration of in-

sured mortgages, change, 5605Moss, Edward A., dewatering of mine drain-

age sludge, 5428

Mines and mining, surface mining, pending 1 legislation, hearings, 5263

fiee also Metal mines and mining.Mines Bureau: . .. ,employees accident prevention handbook,

5746report of investigations, 5756-64 techical progress reports, 5766-67

Minidoka project, North Side Pumping Divi-sion Extension, Idaho, reclamation feasi-bility studies, law, 5105

Mine drainage: electrochemical treatment of acid mine waters, 5429 neutradesulfating treatment process for acid mine drainage, 5427

Minimum wage, see Wages.Minnesota:

electric rate book, 5465pesticide inputs and levels Minnesota

waters, Lake Superior basin, 543b site-index comparisons for tree species in

northern Minnesota, 5542Minorities: ,estimates and projections of special target


Government minority small business pro-grams, hearings, 5200

minority enterprise and expanded owner-ship blueprint for 70’s appendix, A-4, 5058 ,Minutes, trial notes, and rolls of attorneys ot

U S Circuit Court for southern district ot New York, 1790-1841, microcopy, pam-phlet describing, 5873

Mirrors, dimensional-stability studies ot candidate space-telescope mirror-substrate materials, 5844Miscellaneous papers, see names ot depart-ments, etc., issuing papers.

Miscellaneous publications, see names ot de-partments issuing publications.

Missing persons, next of kin of Army prison-ers of war missing personnel, handbook, 4887

Mississippi: .geohydrologic summary, Pearl River basin, Mississippi and Louisiana, 5596

landings, fish and fisheries, 5938Mississippi River and Valley : .

flood plain information, Mississippi River (Lake Ferguson), Main Canal and Black Bayou, Greenville, Miss., 5392

quality of surface waters of U.S., lower Mississippi River basin and western Gulf of Mexico, 5599

Missouri, water resources, data, 5594Mr. Elder’s class, social seminar film dis-

cussion guide, 5922Mitko, Francis C., platinum-group metals,

5755Mixing of supersonic jets including effects of transverse pressure gardient using differ-ence methods, 5835

Mobility: . .overview study of dynamics of worker job mobility, national study of social welfare and rehabilitation workers, work and organizational vontexts, 6066

surface effect vehicle engineering test pro-cedures, 5381

Mock, E. A., nuclear Brayton turboalterna-tor-compressor (TAC) conceptual design study, 5796

Modeling, training cost model, 5046Models (mathematical), see Mathematical

models.Models (structural) :

schematized model of nonstationary tropi-cal hurricane, USSR study, 5670

vibration characteristics of Z-ring-stif- tened 60° conical shell models of plane-tary entry spacecraft, 5824

Modulus of elasticity, see Elasticity.


April 1972Mothers:

Maternal and Child Health Service pro-grams, administering agencies and legis-lative base, 5734

promoting health of mothers and children, 5735

Motion:development of Skylab experiment I—013

crew/vehicle disturbances, 5830holographic system that records front-

surface detail of scene moving at high velocity, 5861

random walk study of electron motion in helium in crossed electromagnetic fields, 5854

Motivation (psychology) :youth motivation (address), 5706

Motor carriers:and other transportation firms under Fair

labor standards act, 6143selected safety road checks, motor carriers

of property, 5769Motor fuel, performance estimates for space

shuttle vehicles using hydrogen or methane-fueled turboramjet-powered first stage,

5849Motor-starters, design of 3-phase, 15-kilovolt-

ampere static inverter for motor-starting Bayton space power system, 5836

Motor vehicle accidents:accident damage to motor vehicles, bills

to reduce high cost of repairs, hearings, 5184-85

highway accident reports, 5964multiple-vehicle collisions under fog con-

ditions, followed by fires, New Jersey Turnpike, north of Gate 2, highway accident report, 5964

Motor vehicles:Federal safety standards and regulations

with amendments and interpretations, supplement, 5906

Motor vehicle information and cost savings act, amend, hearings, 5233

safety standards and regulations, Federal, with amendments and interpretations, supplement, 5907

Motor fuel, see Gasoline.Motors, see Electric motors.Motz, Louis H., heated surface jet discharged

into flowing ambient stream, 5442Mount City Group National Monument, inter-

pretive prospectus, 5951Mounting bases, mounts, Federal item identl-

cation guide, change, 5314Moynihan, Martin J., oceanography of Grand

Banks region and Labrador Sea, 5053Mud Lick Creek, Roanoke, Va., flood plain

information, 5394Mudge, Melville R., pre-Quaternary rocks in

Sun River Canyon area, northwestern Montana, 5589

Multipurpose Senior Center Insurance Fund, establish, hearing, 5160

Multipurpose Senior Centers, appropriations for construction not exceeding 75 per centum of cost, hearing, 5160

Municipal wastes, see Waste products.Muskogee, Okla., special flood hazard infor-

mation, McClellan-Kerr Navigation sys-tem, head of navigation to Muskogee, Okla., 5411

N

Nagel, William, foreign trade regulations of Finland, 5061

Narcosis, visual evoked response as measure of nitrogen narcosis in Navy divers, 5743

Narcotic habit, drug addiction and abuse military veterans, 1971, hearings,

Narcotics:convention on narcotic drugs, 1961, addi-

tions of propiram to schedule 2, notifi-cation by United Nations, 6108

Narcotics—Continuedinternational narcotics trade and Its rela-

tion to United States, report, 5149see also Drug abuse.

Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Bureau: controlled substances act of 1970, BNDD

manual for drug security, 5770SCID-TR- (series), 5772

NASA see National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Nassif, Helen G., Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, patent cases adjudged, 5294

Natantia, see Shrimps.Natick Laborotories, Natick, Mass., techni-

cal reports, 4884National Advisory Cancer Council, functions,

merge with National Cancer Advisory Board, law,

National Advisory Council on Ethnic Heri-tage Studies, establish, hearing, 5159

National Aeronautics and Space Administra-tion :

contract report CR (series), 5773-96EP series, 5797-98NASA facts, 5799SP series, 5800—15technical notes, 5816-60technical reports, 5861-62technical translation, 5863-68

National Agricultural Bargaining Board, create, hearings, 5151, 5221

National Archives:aerial photographs in National Archives

list, 5877microfilm publications, microcopy, pam-

phlet describing, 5870-76special lists, 5877-78

National banks, taxation, extension of dates applicable to certain provisions of law, law, 5119

National Bureau of Standards : handbooks, 5880 monographs, 5881 national standard reference data series,

5882special publications, 5883-87standard reference materials, comparison

of redox standards, 5883technical notes, 5888-91

National Cancer Advisory Board, establish, law, 5124

National Cancer Institute:enlarge authorities in order to advance

attack upon cancer, law, 5124make part of Conquest of Cancer Agency.

law, 5124 ■r’National Center for Educational Statistics,

projects, products, and services of National Center for Educational Statistics, 5371

National Center for Health Services Research and Development, conference series, 5894

National Clearinghouse for Educational Re-search and Development, educational R & D programs conducted by laboratories and centers, description of Clearinghouse grants and projects, 5366

National Clearinghouse for Poison Drug Abuse, selected reference series, 5903

National Corporation for Housing Partner-ships, member of board of directors, nomi-nation of I. H. Hammerman II, hearing. 5229

National defense:code of Federal regulations, 5477-79 defense, relinquishment of United States

Naval Station, Sangley Point, agreement between United States and Philippines. 6103

defense utilization manual, 5299National defense education act of 1958

awards for modern foreign language and area study, 5364

program and budget, 1973-77 statement. 5347National economy, see Economic conditions.National electric rate book, 5464-67


Index

National emergency disputes, 1971-72, hear-National Endowment for the Humanities,

Chairman, nomination of Ronald b . Ber-man, hearings, 5282

National Fertilizer Development Center, bul-letins, 6130 .

National Goals Symposium, 5262National health insurance proposals, 5204National health survey, vital and health sta-

tistics, 5896-5900 .National Information and Resource Center for the Aging, establish, hearing, 5160

National Institute of Mental Health, mental health program reports, 5916

National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism :

general information, 5918 posters, 5912, 5914, 5924—25

National Institutes of Health :Clinical Center, current clinical studies

and patient referral procedures, 5926 enlarge authorities in order to advance at-

tack upon cancer, 5124National Labor Relations Act, see Industrial

relations. .National Labor Relations Board :

decisions and orders, bound volumes, 5923- 30member, nomination of John A. Penello, hearing, 5282National Legal Services Corporation, estab-

lish, report, 5148 _National Library of Medicine, bibliography of medical reviews, 5832

National Mediation Board, annual report, 5941National Milk Marketing Board, establish, hearings, 5221 . , *National monuments and memorials, Ameri-

can memorials and overseas military cemeteries, general information, 4876

see also names of monuments or memorials.National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminis-

tration :NOAA’s role in Nation s ocean program (address), 5948

technical reports, 5946-47National parks, see names of parks.National Peace Action Coalition, investiga-

tion, hearings, 5177National Railroad Adjustment Board, an-

nual report, 5941National Railroad Passenger Corporation,

financial assistance for purchasing rail-road equipment, provide, hearings, 5132—83

National Reading is Fundamental Program, see Reading.

National Research Council, National Aca-demy of Sciences, study of drugs, imple-ment, hearings, 5187

National Science Foundation: conversion programs, 1971, hearings, 5279

^departmental edition. 5961 document edition, 5140

National security, see National defense.National security seminar, presentation out-

lines, 5653National service life insurance, see Life In-

surance. . , x-x x X V.National Sickle Cell Anemia Institute, estab-lish, hearings, 5186

National standard reference data series, 5882National union catalog, Library of Congress,

manuscript collections, 5731National Zoological Park, annual report,

6050NATO, see North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-

tion.Natural resources:

conservation for better environment in South Carolina, 6075

Natural resources—Continued greater conservation benefits could be at-

tained under rural environmental assist-ance program, Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, GAO report, 5567

monitoring Earth resources from aircraft and spacecraft, 5802

report on environment, 1971, resource con-servation in Alabama, 6077

resource bulletins, 5551—52resource publication (series), 6083 becoming a citizen series—

our American way of life, 5616our United States, 5617

candidates—English and State government, 5618English, home and community life, Fed-

eral textbook on citizenship, home study course for student, 5619

Nature, water, man, and nature, symposium, 6038Naumann, Eugene C., vibration characteris-tics of Z-ring-stiffened 60° conical shell models of planetary entry spacecraft, 5824

Nautical charts, see Maps and charts.Navajo Community College:

act, law, 5095 grants, authorization, law, 5095

Navajo Reservation: hydrogeology (series), 5587 stratigraphy of Cretaceous rocks and Ter-

tiary Ojo Alamo sandstone, Navajo and Hopi Indian reservations, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah, 5587

Naval education, rate training manuals, 5972—75

Naval establishments, see Armed Forces.Naval Facilities Engineering Command, de-

sign manual, 5966Naval Oceanographic Office, publications,

5967-71Naval Research Laboratory, report senes, 5976-91 , ,Naval stations, see Installations (military).

Naval Submarine Medical Center: memorandum reports, 5741-42 reports, 5743

Navigable waters, see Navigation.Navigation:

display, multicolor microchart/map trans-parencies, military standard, 5341

navigation and navigable waters, code of Federal regulations, 5480

navigable waters, Dade County, Fla., and tributaries, embayments and coastal waters, conference proceedings, 5417

Navigable waters safety and environment-al quality act, hearing, 5236

VORLOC II FAR-part 171 compliance test, 6119

Navy: . .faceplate, official magazine for divers ofU.S. Navy, 5993

rate training manuals, 5972—75 ship’s servicemen’s handbook, 5974your Navy from viewpoint of Nation s

finest artists, 5996Navy Department, increase in unsuitability

discharges of Marine Corps recruits re-quires improved planning and adminis-tration, GAO report, 5569

NCERD, see National Clearinghouse for Edu-cational Research and Development.

NCG, see Nuclear Cratering Group.Needles (surgical), see Surgical needles.Negotiation, international negotiation, some

operational principles of Soviet foreign policy, memorandum, 5260

Nelson, H. F., thermodynamic properties of hydrogen-helium plasmas, 5774

NERVA (nuclear engine for rocket vehicle application), see Atomic energy.

Neutradesulfating treatment process for acid mine drainage, 5427


April 1972

Neutrons •improved neutron activation prediction

code system development, final report, 5779

neutron spectrometers using organic scin-tillators, 5984

Nevada, income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below-market interest rate housing and exception limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5615

New Castle County, Del., hood plain informa-tion, Red Clay Creek, 5396

New Eagle, Pa., floods, how to avoid dam-age, 5405

New grass roots, government? decentraliza-tion and citizen participation, 4827

New Hampshire;income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below-

market interest rate housing and excep-tion limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5615

mineral industry, minerals yearbook chap-ter, 5750


New Jersey ;income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below-

market interest rate and exception limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5615

landings, iish and shelliish, annual sum-mary, 5936

northeastern area, census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4943

New jersey Turnpike, multiple-vehicle col-lisions under fog conditions, followed by fires. New Jersey Turnpike, north of Gate 2, highway accident report, 5964

New Mexico, income limits for sec. 221(d) (3) below-market interest rate housing and exception limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5615

New York City:census of housing, 1970, block statistics,

4943Morgan Annex property, transfer to New

York City, hearing, 5195poverty area profiles, job search of ghetto

workers, Bedford-Stuyvesant, etc., 5728 New York State:

electric rate book, 5466income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below-


minutes, trial notes, and rolls of attorneys of U.S. Circuit Court for southern dis-trict of New York, 1790-1841, micro-copy, pamphlet describing, 5873

News letters:newsletter for research in psychology,

6141RIF (Reading is fundamental) newsletter,

6052Ni, C., determination of fixed-based natural

frequency of multiple-foundation mechani-cal systems by shake test, 5980

Nickel :atomic energy levels derived from anal-

yses of optical spectra, 5882cyclic creep and fatigue of TD-NiCr

(thoria-dispersion strengthened nickel-chromium), TD-Ni, and NiCr sheet at 1200° C, 5855

developable images produced by X-rays using nickel hypophosphite system, 5857

fretting wear in titanium, Monel-400, and cobalt-25 % molybdenum using scanning electron microscopy, 5859

Mach 1 oxidation of thoriated nickel chro-mium at 1204° C (2200° F), 5825

Nicolet National Forest, general informa-tion, 5522

Nikolitch, Radoje, family-size farms in U.S. agriculture, 5358

Niobium, atomic energy levels derived from analyses of optical spectra, 5882

Nitrate, vapor-liquid equilibria data for 2 helium-ntrogen-methane mixtures from 76.5° to 164° K and pressures to 1,200 PSIA, 5759

Nitrilotriacetic acid: interaction of nitrilotriacetic acid with

suspended and bottom material, 5434 investigations concerning probable impact

of nitrilotriacetic acid on ground water, 5438

Nitrogen:eutrophication in coastal waters, nitro-

gen as controlling factor, 5431minerals yearbook chapter, 5752

Nitrogen narcosis, see Narcosis.NOAA, see National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Administration.Noe, Frank E., titanium, 5768Noise:

aircraft noise standards and regulations, speech, 6120

airports and the community, Sub-council report, 5908

ground noise measurements during land-ing, take-off, and flyby operations of 4- engine turbopropeller STOL airplane, 5817

reduction in audiogram shifts in sonar watchstanders when exposed to surface ship echo-ranging, 5742

some analyses of variability of atmos-pheric parameters at low altitudes sig-nificant for aircraft propagation, 5791

summary of noise programs in Federal Government, 5421


Nominations, see names of persons.Nonferrous alloys, see Alloys.Nonferrous metallurgy, USSR study, 5690 Nonferrous metals, see Metals.Nonlinear equations, see Equations.Nonmetals:

administration of Federal metals and nonmetallic mine safety act, 1970 annual report, 5621

investigation of nonmetallic waterstops, effect of specimen size and low temper-ature on waterstop test results, 5414

Nonprofit organizations:Federal charters, confer, hearings, 5268 fees allowed nonsponsored not-for-profit

organizations by various Government agencies, GAO report, 5566

Nonpublic education, see Private Schools.North Africa American Cemetery and Me-

morial, general information, 4876North Atlantic Ocean, see Atlantic Ocean.North Atlantic Treaty Organization, status

of forces agreement, criminal jurisdiction operations, hearing, 5222

North Carolina:income limits for sec. 221 (d) (3) below-



North Charleroi, Pa., floods, how to avoid damages, 5464

North Dakota:census of housing, 1970, detailed housing

characteristics, 4952income limits for sec. 221 (d) (3) below-

market interest rate housing and excep-tion limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5615

Northeast (U.S.) :pulpwood in Northeast, past, present, and

future, 5551pulpwood production in 1970, Northeast,

5552trade grades for eastern white pine, 5545

Northern Europe, see Europe.


Ind ex

Norway:background notes, 6087economic trends and their implications for

United States, 5645 _income tax convention, message from the

President, 5212Notch strength, finite element analysis of

notched tensile specimens in plane stress, 5977NPAC, see National Peace Action Coalition.

NRL, see Naval Research Laboratory.NTA, see Nitrilotriacetic acid.Nuclear analytical techniques for oil-slick

identification, 4907Nuclear Cratering Group, technical reports,

5409-10Nuclear detection:

nuclear analytical techniques for oil slick Identification, development, 4907

reaction cell improvements in mercury sub-stitution-nuclear detection sulfur di-oxide stack gas monitor, 4916

Nuclear energy, see Atomic energy.Nuclear engineering, role of atomic power

engineering in development of USSR power engineering, 5672

Nuclear explosions:for peaceful purposes, 4918reviews to insure safety of nuclear opera-

tions, 4911Nuclear explosives, see Atomic blasting.Nuclear instrument landing system, phase 1,

final report, 4915Nuclear reactor power plant:

distinctive features in analysis of cycles of gas-turbine atomic power plants, USSR study, 5673

effect of initial gas temperature of param-eters and thermal efficiency of nuclear steam- and gas installations, USSR study, 5674management improvements needed in re-view and evaluation of applications to construct and operate nuclear power plants, GAO report, 5574

Nuclear science, fiche index of nuclear dockets, 4904—6

Nuclear warfare, see Atomic warfare.Nuclear weapons, see Weapons.Numerical calculations:

calculation of eigenvalues and eigenfunc-tions of Mathieu’s equation, 5788

calculations of directivity characteristics of equiangular conical double-spiral antennas, USSR study, 5692

numerical calculation of dispersion rela-tions for internal gravity waves, 5978

numerical calculations of transonic flow about slender bodies of revolution, 5828

Nunatarssuaq, Greenland, restudy of RedRock ice cliff, 5384

Nursing homes:it can’t be home, social and emotional

aspects of residential care, 5915long term care under medicaid, trends,

5220 ,nursing home safety, hearings, 5172 Nutrients, see Nutrition.Nutrition:

family fare, guide to good nutrition, 4838 hunger and reform of welfare, question of

nutritional adequacy, 5286micronutrient supplements for school

lunch programs, hearings, 5287nutrition and feeding of infants and chil-

dren under 3 in group day care, 5736nutrition and human needs, national sur-

vey, hearings, 5287nutrition of rice, bibliography, 6130toward the new, report on better foods and

nutrition from argicultural research, 4835what’s so hard about feeding kids? 5500

Nutrition and Human Needs, Select Com-mittee on, Senate:

committee print, 5286hearings, 5287

Nutrition Laboratory, see Army Medical Re-search and Nutrition Laboratory.

Nypan, Lester J., predicted characteristics of optimized series-hybrid conical hydro-static ball bearing, 5837

O

Oak:accelerating oak drying by persurfacing, accelerated schedules, and kiln automa-tion, 5524

growth and survival of interplanted hard-woods in southern Wisconsin oak clearcuttings, 5530

Oakland, Calif., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4925

Oaklief, Charles, review and synthesis of research on vocational and technical edu-cation for rural disadvantaged, 5373

Objective estimates based on experimental data and initial and final knowledge, 5852

OBR series, 5059-67O’Brien, Walter J., oxygen consumption in

continuous biological culture, 5447Observation, study of errors and analysis of

astrometrical observational results, astrometry and astrophysics, 5867

Obsolescence and opportunity, how Federal surplus property contributes to Nation’s health, education, and civil defense, 5601

Occupational and Adult Education Bureau, establish, hearing, 5159

Occupational classification, see Occupations, Occupational Education Bureau, establish,

hearing, 5159Occupational therapists, Army graduate stu-

dent program, 4895Occupations:


census of population, 1970, alphabetical and classified indexes of industries and occupations, microfiche order form, 5962

Occupational education act of 1971, hear-ing, 5159

stability of consolidated job descriptions based on task inventory survey infor-mation, 4859

Ocean *airphoto analysis of ocean outfall dis-persion, 5439

biological sound scattering in the ocean, international symposium proceedings, 5995eutrophication in coastal waters, nitrogen as controlling factor, 5431

farming the sea, 5943measurements of sea surface temperature

on eastern Pacific Continental Shelf using airborne infrared radiometry, 5052

NOAA’s role in Nation’s ocean program (address), 5948

nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction, emplacement on sea-bed and ocean floor and in subsoil there-of, treaty—prohibition, hearings, 5252

text, 52143-dimenslonal scattered fields from ocean

bottom, 5985Ocean stations, see Weather stations.Oceanography: , . .Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological

Laboratories, collected reprints, 5452 biological sound scattering in the ocean,

international symposium proceedings, 5995Grand Banks region and Labrador Sea, report, 5053

errata, 5050


April 1972

Oceanography—Continued oceanographic observations—

along East Coast of U.S., report, 5051 North Atlantic Station Echo, Nov. 1967-

Dec. 1968, 5054 oceanographic reports, 5050—54

O’Connell, J. S., electromagnetic multipole transitions in recoupling picture, or elec-tron scattering without curls, 5891

Odlaug, Theron O., pesticide inputs and levels Minnesota waters, Lake Superior basin, 5436

OEO, see Economic Opportunity Office.Office furniture and equipment, application

guide for preparation of detailed common control central office equipment require-ments for telephone system, 6046

Ogallala Formation, potential pollution of Ogallala by recharging playa lake water, pesticides, 5437

Ohio, income limits for sec. 221 (d) (3) below- market interest rate housing and exception limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5615

Ohmann, Lewis E., wilderness ecology, virgin plant communities of Boundary Waters Canoe Area, 5540

Oil, see Petroleum.Oil pipe lines, see Pipe lines.Oil pollution of rivers, harbors, etc., see

Water pollution.Oil shale, hydraulic fracturing of Wyoming

Green River oil shale, field experiments, phase 1,5757

Oil tankers, see Tankers.Oil wells, see Petroleum.Oils, consumers’ reaction to various peel oil

levels in frozen concentrated orange juice, 4847

see also Fish oil.Oklahoma, income limits for sec. 221(d)(3)


Old age, survivors, disability and health in-surance :

benefits, lump-sum death payments when insured individual’s body is unavailable for burial, law, 5129

health insurance statistics, current Medi-care survey report, CMS series, 6069

medicare—brief explanation of health insurance

for 65 and over, 6067your medicare handbook, health insur-

ance for railroad retirement bene-ficiaries, 6032

supplementary medical insurance, current medicare survey, report, 6069

Older persons, see Aged.Olszewski, George J., President’s Park South,

Washington, D.C., 5956Onondaga County, N.Y. :

flood plain information, Butternut Creek, De Witt and Manlius Townships, 5386

floods, 5407Ophthalmic lenses, see Lenses.Ophthalmology, ophthalmic-lenses for De-

partment of Defense personnel, evaluation, 5741

Optical instruments and apparatus, optical instruments, Federal item identification guide, 5328

Optical spectra, see Spectra.Optimization :

comparison of a discrete steepest ascent method with continuous steepest ascent method for optimal programing, 5822

determination of optimum composition and program of trajectory measurements, 5868

Orange juice, consumers’ reaction to various peel oil levels in frozen concentrated orange juice, 4847

Orbits, environmental torques on short-term attitude prediction for rolling-wheel space-craft in a sun-synchronous orbit, effect, 5829

Orchardgrass, orchardgrass responses to fertilization of seven surface soils from central Blue Mountains of Oregon, 5550

Orchards, forest trees seed orchards, industry State and federal forest tree seed orchards in United States, directory, 5520

Orders, see names of departments, etc., is-suing orders.

Oregon :census of housing, 1970, detailed housing

characteristics, 4953Christmas tree directory, growers, whole-

salers, and retailers, 5515congressional districts, 93d Congress, 5001 growth of young even-aged western larch

stands after thinning in eastern Oregon, 5536


Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, es-tablish, hearings, 5176

Orem, Utah, census of population and hous-ing, 1970, census tracts, 4985

Ores :extraction of molybdenum from ores by

electrooxidation, 5767metal materials, ores, minerals, and al-

loys, Federal item identification guide, 5324

see also names of metals or minerals.Organic compounds, synthetic organic chem-

icals, production and sales, medicinal chemicals, 6128

Organisms, recommended procedure for iso-lation of salmonella organism from animal feeds and feed ingredients, 4829

Organization and operation of Small Busi-ness Administration (1971), 5201

Organizations, catalog of dental research projects sponsored by Federal and non- Federal organizations, United States and Canada, errata, 5911

Organophosphorous compounds, interaction of hydrophobic organophosphorous in-hibitors and serum cholinesterase in pres-ence of aliphatic alcohols at different pH, USSR study, 5678

ORO, see Regional Operations Office.Oscillations, magnetostriction and magneto-

elastic quantum oscillations in p-type lead telluride, 5843

Osmosis :ultrathin membranes for—

reverse osmosis water desalination, 5622

treating metal finishing effluents by re-verse osmosis, 5424

O’Sullivan, R. B., stratigraphy of Creta-ceous rocks and Tertiary Ojo Alama sand-stone, Navajo and Hopi Indian reserva-tions, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah, 5587

Ouachita National Forest, general Informa-tion, 5523

Our American way of life, 5616Our changing fisheries, 5940Our United States, 5617Outer space:

aeronautics, space in the 70’s, 5797 5th aerospace mechanisms symposium,

proceedings, 5803instrumentation technology, profitable new

aerospace technology with potential in-dustrial application, 6049

international cooperation, symposium, 5208

partial revision of radio regulations, 1959, relating to space telecommunications, with final protocol, 5213

scientific and technical aerospace reports, indexes, annual, 5869

some results of work in field of space hydrobiology at Dnepropetrovsk Uni-versity, 1961-70, USSR study, 5668

Overseas business reports, 5059—67Overtime, see Hours of labor.


Index

Oxidation:extraction of molybdenum from ores bj

electrooxidation, 5767feasibility studies of applications of cata-

lytic oxidation in wastewater, 5445Mach 1 oxidation of thoriated nickel chro-

mium at 1204°C (2200°F), 5825Oxidizing agents, classification test methods

for oxidizing materials, 5756Oxnard, Calif., census of housing, 1970, block

statistics, 4922Oxon Hill Children’s Farm, general informa-

tion, 5955Oxygen:oxygen consumption in continuous bio-

logical culture, 5447quick biochemical oxygen demand test,

5435thin film oxygen partial pressure sensor, 5790

PA series, 4849-53PACAF basic bibliographies, 4864-65 Pacific area, PACAF basic bibliographies,

4864-65Pacific Coast, light list, 5049Pacific Islands, light list, 5049Pacific Islands Trust Territory, see Trust

Territory of Pacific Islands.Pacific Ocean, measurements of sea surface

temperature on eastern Pacific Continental Shelf using airborne infrared radiometry,

Pacific slope basins, see Pacific States.Pacific States, Pacific slope basins, surface

water records, 5593 _Pads, Federal item identification guide, change, 5314Pails, steel shipping, current industrial re-ports, 5013 .Paiute Indians, Summit Lake Tribe, lands, held in trust law, 5092

Palo Cedro, Calif., floods, how to avoid dam-age, 5400Pamphlets, see names of departments, etc., issuing pamphlets.

Panama, foreign trade regulations, 5063 Paper, current industrial report, 5009 Paper mills, role of paper mill additives as

potential stream pollutants development of nuclear analytical techniques, 4914

Paper pulp, see Pulp.Paperboard, current industrial reports, 5009 Par value modification act 1972, 5230 Paraguay, area handbook, 4886 Parameters: ,effect of initial gas temperature on pa-

rameters and thermal efficiency of nu-clear steam-and-gas installations, USSK study, 5674 . _ ,some analyses of variability of atmos-pheric parameters at low altitudes sig-nificant for aircraft propagation, 5791

Parents, parents can teach pre-reading skillsat home, 5370

Parks, ecological factors affecting waterfowl parklands in Saskatchewan parklands, 6083 see also names of parks.

Part-time workers, see Hours of labor. Passenger cars, importing a car, custom in-

formation, 5295Passenger trains, see Railroads.Passports, information for passport

cants, 6098Patent Office, annual report, 5998Patents i

appeals cases adjudged, 5294code of Federal regulations, 5481index, 1970—

list of patentees, 5999~^subjects of inventions, 6000

appli-

Patients:Clinical Center, NIH, current clinical

studies and patient referral procedures, 5926 „ „ .socio-economic characteristics of admis-sions to inpatient services of State and county mental hospitals, 5917

Paulson, Helen M., ophthalmic-lenses for Department of Defense personnel, evalua-tion, 5741

Pawtucket, R.I., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4946

Pay, see Salaries.Pay Board, Chairman, nomination of George

H. Boldt, hearing, 5228Pay rolls, employee compensation and pay-

roll hours, basic steel manufacturing, 5729PCPJ, see Peoples Coalition for Peace &

Justice.Peace •emerging structure of peace, foreign pol-

icy during 1970’s—departmental edition, 6020 document edition, 5146

Pearl River, geohydrologic summary. Pearl River basin, Mississippi and Louisiana, 5596 _Pecos River, basin, Brantley Dam project, N. Mex., construct, operate and maintain, hearing, 5261A

Pedone, Ronald J., availability of pupil per-sonnel specialists to public schools, fall 1968, 5363Pelz, Richard K., Federal reclamation and related laws annotated, 6036

Pendleton project, study of atmospheric ef-fect on weak shock waves traversing long ray paths, 5946Penello, John A., nomination, hearing, 5281

Penn Transportation Co., inadequacies of protections for investors in Penn Central and other ICC-regulated companies, study,

Pennsylvania, regular income limits for sec. 235-236 housing, 5614

Pensions •private' welfare and pension plan study, 1971, interim report of activities, 5216

public and private pension plans reform proposals (address), 5708

veterans— dependency and indemnity compensa-tion, liberalize law, 5103

disability and death pension, liberalize, law, 5104Peoples Coalition for Peace & Justice, inves-

tigation, hearings, 5177People’s Republic of China, see China.Performance test (engineering, mechanical,

etc.) : ,,effect of Reynolds number on overall per-formance of 3.7-inch-diameter six-stage axial-flow compressor, 5846

performance estimates for space shuttle vehicles using hydrogen or methane- fueled turboramjet-powered first stage, 5849surface effect vehicle engineering test pro-cedures, 5381

Periodic functions, response of radial-bladed centrifugal pump to sinusoidal disturb-ances for noncavltating flow, 5823

Perlite, minerals yearbook chapter, 5753Personnel service In education, see Coun-

SClOTS.Personnel workers, ophthalmic-lenses for De-

partment of Defense personnel, evaluation, 574! w

PERT, see Program evaluation and review techniques.

Pecotton textiles, trade agrgsment, 6107 geologic events associated with May 31, * 1970, Peru earthquake, preliminary

report, 5581


Apr il 1972

Pessall, N., optimization of stainless steels for use as condenser tubes, 5623

Pesticides:pesticide Inputs and levels Minnesota

waters, Laie Superior basin, 5436potential pollution of Ogallala by recharg-

ing playa lake water, pesticides, 5437Pests:

control, house plants, 4841 forest pest leaflets, 5518-19 pest controller, job grading standard, civil

service, 5041Peters Creek, flood plain information, Jef-

ferson Borough, Allegheny County, Pa.,Peterson, C., aluminum wire tables, 5880Peterson, Peter G., foreign economic per-

spective, 6021Petroleum:

estimated international flow of petroleum and tanker utilization, 5997

fluid product pipeline detection from air-borne platforms, 5433

hydraulic _ fracturing of Wyoming Green River oil shale, field experiments, phase 1, 5757

nuclear analytical techniques for oil-slick identification, development, 4907

products survey (series), 5754Petroleum as fuel, estimated international

flow of petroleum and tanker utilization, 5997

Petroleum products, see Petroleum pH, see Hydrogen ion In concentration. Pharmaceutical industry, see Drugs.Phase converters for operation of 3-phase

motors from single-phase power, 4837Phase studies, physiochemical phase analysis

for steels and alloys, USSR study, 5688Phase II of President’s new economic pro-

gram, hearings, 5136Philadelphia, Pa., financial implications of

changing patterns of nonpubllc school operations m Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, and Philadelphia, 6005

Philippine Islands, see Philippines.Philippines, defense, relinquishment of

United States Naval Station, Sangley Point, agreement between United States and Philippines, 6103

Phosphate slimes, laboratory flotation studies of Tennessee phosphates in presence of slimes, 5761

Phosphates:laboratory flotation studies of Tennessee

phosphates in presence of slimes, 5761 phosphates and phosphate substitutes in

detergents, hearings, 5171Phosphorus:

phosphorus removal by— activated sludge plant, 5444 ferrous iron and lime, 5422

Photoengravers, apprentice-printing crafts, compositor, bookbinder, pressman, ma-chinist, lithographer, photoengraver, ex-amination announcement, amdt., 5034

Photographers, photographer’s mate 3 & 2 i rate training manual, 5973 J

Photographic processing, see Photography. ] Photographs:

Calvin Coolidge, 1917-1943, select list, pamphlet describing microscopy, 5875 1

Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1943-61, select list, pamphlet describing microcopy, 5876 IPhotography:

holographic system that records front- i surface detail of scene moving at high velocity, 5861


photojournalism guide, Air Force pam-phlet, 4862 I

selected photographic techniques, com-pilation, 5810techniques for inventorying manmade im- I

pacts in roadway environments, 5549see also Aerial photography.

s Photojournalism guide, 4862Phreatophytes:

geology and ground-water system in Gila i River phreatophyte project area, Gra-

ham County, Ariz., 5588Gila River phreatophyte project (series),

5588Physical fitness, facts, 6010Physical measurements, precision measure-

t ment and calibration mechanics, 5884Physical properties, electronic density of

states, 5885, Physical therapists, Army graduate student

program, 4895Physicians, training facilities and health


Physicochemical phase analysis methods for steels and alloys, USSR study, 5688

Physiological reactions, hygienic and physio-logical significance of air ionization studies Introduction conditions, USSR study,

Pianos, pianos except grands, Tariff Commis-sion report, 6125

Pick-Sloan Missouri River Basin program : Billings Municipal Water Supply unit,

Yellowstone Division, Mont., reclama-tion feasibility studies, law, 5105

Dickinson unit, N. Dak., reclamation feasi-bility studies, law, 5105

Kendrick project, Wyo., Seminole Dam, reclamation feasibility studies, law, 5105

Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, inter-pretive prospectus, 5952

Pigs, see Swine.Pilots and pilotage, see Aviators.Pine:

effect of fertilization of survival and early growth of direct-seeded red pine, 5529

southern, flexural properties of glue- laminated southern pine beams, finger joint and specific gravity effects, 5538

tree grades for eastern white pine, 5545 white pine production best at high stock-

ing, 5527Pine Mountain Wilderness, designate, hear-

ings, 5175Pinnatae, woods and flora of Florida Keys.

6057Pipe and pipe fittings :

hose, pipe, and tubing, Federal item iden-tification guide, change, 5317

pipe joint welding, rings-locking, and mis-cellaneous hardware, Federal item iden-tification guide, change, 5329

Pipe lines:fluid product pipeline leak detection from

airborne platforms, 5433oil, transport statistics, 5651reducing hydraulic drag in pipelines with

polymer additives, USSR study, 5671Pipelines, see Pipe lines.Pipes, Richard, international negotiation,

some operational principles of Soviet foreign policy, 5260

Pittsburgh, Pa., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4945

Plague, fowl plague, beware of this deadly foreign disease, 4852

Plane stress fracture resistance of one steel sheets and two titanium sheet alloys, 5987

Planers (tools) :planers and shapers, industrial plant

equipment handbook, 5298Planets, vibration characteristics of Z-ring-

stiffened 60° conical shell models of plan-etary entry spacecraft, 5824

Planing-machines, rake angle for planing hard maple determined best by depth of chipped grain, 5528


Inde x

Planning: . . .planning for creative change in mental health services—

distillation of principles utilization, bibliography

on research with annota-

tions, 5919 information sources and how to use,

Pollution:fluorscent lamps, environmental compati-

bility of fluorescent and other mercury- containing lamps, progress report, 5909

Helena Valley, Montana, area environ-mental pollution study, 4866

interstate environment compact, hearings, 5288tobacco industry and pollution, progress report, 5910

see also Water pollution.Polyimides, see Amides.Polymers and polymerization:

reducing hydraulic drag in pipelines with polymer additives, USSR study,.5671

research and development studies into basic technology of radiation induced emulsion polymerization including small scale pilot plant systems, 4913

thermally stable polyimides form solutions of monomeric reactants, 5839


Polynomials, digital-to-analog conversion cir-cuit using third-order polynomial inter-polation, 5862

Ponce, P.R., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4949

Poor:information on Federal programs to aid the poor, 5246

poor in 1970, chartbook, 5353Anutrition and human needs, national sur-

vey, hearings, 5287Population :

census, 1970—alphabetical and classified indexes of

industries and occupations, microfiche order form, 5962

census tracts, 4974-93publications order form, 4998

employment profiles of selected low-in-come areas, publications order form, 4999general population characteristics, 4961-

63United States summary, 4961

general social and economic character-istics, 4964-66

printed reports, summary tapes, 5022 supplementary reports, 4967-73

census publications, price list, 6027current population reports—

consumer buying indicators, 5021population characteristics, series, 5015-

16population estimates and projections series, 5017—20

declaration of U.S. policy of population stabilization by voluntary means, hear-ings, 5274demographic projections for United States, by age, sex, school, enrollment, 5019

dispersal period in a population of eastern fox squirrels (Sciurus niger), 5547

enrollment, and costs of public elementary and secondary education, 1975-76 and 1980-81, 6011 . , .estimates of population of United States, current population reports, 5017

mid-decade census of population and hous-ing, hearings, 5193

places of 10,000 or more by wards, 1970, list by States, 4972 .

population and land area of urbanized areas, 1970 and 1960, 4969

population annexed to central cities of standard metropolitan statistical areas in United States, 1960-70, 4971

population of standard metropolitan sta-tistical areas, 1950-70, 4970

race of population of United States, 1970, by States, 4973 . •States, 1975-90, preliminary projections,

United States estimates, 5018

them, 5920 retirement planning, 5630

Planning (economics), see Economic policy. Planting, see Forest planting.J > | «| f •

house, insects and related pests, how to control, 4841wilderness ecology, virgin plant communi-ties of Boundary Waters Canoe Area, 5540

woods and flora of Florida Keys Pin- natae”, 6057

Plants (industrial) : ,equipment handbook, planers and shapers, 5298 . „ ,large multiple phase ejector driven de-salination plants, design study, 5625

phosphorus removal by activated sludge plant, 5444

see also types of industrial plants.Plasma: . ,development and initial operating charac-

teristics of 20-megawatt linear plasma accelerator facility, 5821

heating with strong electron beams in mir-ror-type magnetic trap, AEC transla-tion, 4900random walk study of electron motion in helium in crossed electromagnetic fields, 5854thermodynamic properties of hydrogen-helium plasmas, 5774

Plasma confinement, mirror-type magnetic trap, used in plasma heating with strong electron beams, AEC translation, 4900

l/lnstics •from the looms of PLASTEC and PLAS- TEC reports, price list, 5963

world index of plastics standards, 5886 see also names of articles made from

plastics.Phitcs •scattering from periodic corrugated sur-

face, semi-infinite inhomogeneously filled plates—

with hard boundaries, 5983with soft boundaries, 5982

theoretical study of corrugated plates, shearing of trapezoidally corrugated plate with trough lines permitted to curve, 5773 .Platforms, fluid product pipeline leak detec-

tion from airborne platform, 5433Platinum, platinum-group metals minerals

yearbook chapter, 5755Playas, potential pollution of Ogallala by

recharging playa lake water, pesticides, 5437Plugs, Federal item identification guide, change, 5320

Plywood, hardwood and decorative plywood, voluntary product standard, 5892

PMG series, 5292Poisoning, clinical handbook on economic

poisons, emergency information for treat-ing poisoning, 6001

Poisons, clinical handbook on economic poi-sons, emergency information for treating poisoning, 6001

Poles, specification for wood crossarms (solid and laminated) transmission timbers and pole keys to be purchased by REA bor-rowers, 6045

Police, international cooperation in law en-forcement (address), 5056

Policy aspects of foreign investment by U.S. multinational corporations, 5648A

Political economy, see Economics.


April 1972

Population—ContinuedUnited States, Puerto Rico, and outlying

areas, 4967see also names of States, etc.

Porous materials, analysis of heat transfer in porous cooled wall with variable pres-sure and temperature along coolant exit boundary, 5842

Porter, Horace G.:cotton in Colombia, 5510cotton in Greece, 5509

Portland, Maine;area wage survey, 5721census of population and housing, 1970,

census tracts, 4984Ports promote safety and protect environ-

mental quality ot ports, hearings, 5236Portugal:

executive agreements with Portugal, hear-ings, 5248

Latin America, Spain, and Portugal, bibli-ography of paperback books, 5730

Post Office and Civil Service Committee, House, hearings, 5194r-96

Post Offices, see names of places where located.

Post treaties, see Postal conventions.Postal conventions, Consul General’s Shang-

hai Postal Agency, 1867-1907, 6065Postal service:

mailing articles which present hazard to postal employees or mail processing machines, restrict, law, 5097

postal amendments to H.R 12202, increase Government contributions to health benefits program, hearings, 5196

publications, price list, 6025see United States Postal Service.

Posters, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, 5912, 5914, 5924— 25

Potter, Dale R., techniques for inventorying manmade impacts in roadway environ-ments, 5549

Poverty:improvements needed in administration of

contracts for evaluations and studies of antipoverty programs, Economic Oppor-tunity Office, GAO report, 5560

poor in 1970, chartbook, 5353Apoverty area profiles, job search of ghetto

workers, Bedford-Stuyvesant, etc., 5728 Powders, powder metallurgy in aerospace re-

search survey, 5807Powell, J. Anthony, refractive index and

birefringence of 2H silicon carbide, 5850Power, Joseph K., aircraft noise standards

and regulations, 6120Power, see Electricity.Power processing, 5801Power resources, energy policy and national

goals, hearing, 5262Power transmission, miscellaneous power

transmission equipment, Federal item identification guide, 5326

PR series, 5704Precipitation, Lake Michigan snow squalls


Precision measurments, see Physical meas-urements.

Predicted characteristics of optimized series hybrid conical hydrostatic ball bearing, 5837

Premiums (insurance), see Health insurance.Pre-Quaternary rocks in Sun River- Canyon

area, northwestern Montana, 5589President of United States :

economic report extend time to file, law, law, 5122

messages, see in main alphabet, subject of message.


reorganization authority, extend, law, 5086

President’s Advisory Council on Minority Business Enterprise, minority enterprise and expanded ownership blueprint for 70’s, appendix, 5058

President s Cancer Attack Panel, establish, law, 5124

President s Commission on Financial Struc-ture and Regulation, report, 6015

President s Commission on School Finance : fact book, 6012 intergovernmental relations and govern-

ance of education, report, 6008President s Park South, Washington, D.C.,

historical study, 5956Pressmen, apprentice-printing crafts, com-


Pressure:analysis of heat transfer in porous cooled

wall with variable pressure and tem-perature along coolant exit boundary, 5842

buckling of electroformed conical shells under hydrostatic pressure, 4893

calculation of turbulent boundary layers with heat transfer and pressure gradi-ent utilizing compressibility trans-formation—


layer flow with simultaneous masstransfer and pressure gradients, 5782

mixing of supersonic jets including effects of transverse pressure gradient using difference methods, 5835

thin film oxygen partial pressure sensor, 5790

Prevention of accidents, see Accidents— Mine accidents.

Prevention of surface electrical leakage in presence of moisture, 5986

Price, George E., auto-tracking antenna sys-tem, 5981

Price Commission:Chairman, nomination of C. Jackson

Grayson, hearing, 5228introduction, 6023

Price controls, see Prices.Price lists, see Government publications.Prices:

commodity program, price support opera-tions and related legislation through the years, 4833

introduction to U.S. Price Commission, 6023

price controls and you, 6024Princeton, W. Va., watershed field inspec-

tions, 1971 hearings, 5198Printers, apprentice-printing crafts, com-


Prints, your Navy from viewpoint of Na-tion’s finest artists, 5996

Prisoners of war, next of kin of Army prison-ers of war/missing personnel, handbook, 4887

Prisons and prisoners:American prisons in turmoil, hearings,

5158prisons, prison reform, and prisoners

rights, Wisconsin, hearings, 5189Privacy, Federal data banks, computers and

Bill of Rights, privacy infringements without screening or controls, hearings, 5269

Private enterprise, see Business.Private laws, see Law.Private schools:

financial implications of changing patterns of nonpublic school operations in Chi-cago, Detroit, Milwaukee, and Philadel-phia, 6005

issues of aid to nonpublic schools, sum-mary analysis, 6009


Ind ex

Public Health Service: act, amend—

hearings, 5186, 5283 law, 5124hospital at Boston, 1799-1969, for relief of the sick and disabled, history, 5602

Public housing, see Housing.Public lands:code of Federal regulations, 5483-84

legislation to revise public land laws, hear-ings, 5266

wild horses and burros, protect, manage, and control, law, 5101

Public laws, see Law.Public property: . .Federal property and administrative serv-

ices act, amend, hearings, 5259public contracts and property manage-

ment code of Federal regulations, 5482Public schools, see Elementary schools—

High schools—Schools.Public welfare: ,

AFDC 1967 and 1969 studies, national cross-tabulations, 5902

AFDC 1971 study, findings, demographic and program characteristics, 5901

continuing problems in paying State claims for administrative expenses of public assistance programs, Social and Rehabilitation Service, GAO report, 5558hunger and reform of welfare, question of nutritional adequacy, 5286

income maintenance experiments, mate-rial submitted by Health, Education, and Welfare Dept., 5245

Public works, river basin monetary authori-zation and miscellaneous civil works amendments, law, 5128

Public Works Committee, House, hearings, 5197-98 x v .Public Works Committee, Senate, hearings, 5288 , , .Publications, catalog of nautical charts, spe-

cial purpose navigational charts and publications, 5971

see also Government publications—also names of departments, etc., issuing pub-lications—also subjects.

Puerto Rico: , , .census of housing, 1970, general housing characteristics, 4958 ,

income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below- market interest rate housing and ex-ception limits for sec. 235—236 housing,

population of United States, Puerto Rico, and outlying areas, 4967

regular income limits for sec. 235—23b housing, 5614

role of financial sector in economic devel-opment of Puerto Rico, 5458

Pulp, current industrial reports, 5009Pulp mills, joint treatment of municipal

sewage and pulp mill effluents, 5425Pulpwood, see Wood pulp.Pulse-height analyzers, neutron spectrome-

ters using organic scintillators, 5984Pumps: _ *pumps and compressors, 1970, current

industrial reports, 5010pumps, valves, and compressors, global

market survey, 5648response of radial-bladed centrifugal pump

to sinusoidal disturbances for noncavitating flow, 5823

Pupils (students), see Students.Purchasing, consumer buying indicators,

series, 5021Putzel, Henry, Jr., United States reports,

cases adjudged in Supreme Court, 6117-18Pyrophyllite, minerals yearbook chapter,

5765Pyrrone polymers, see Polymers and polym-

erization.

Private schools—Continuedpublic aid to nonpublic eduction, 6013 tax credit for education, 6018three R’s of Louisiana nonpublic educa-

tion, race, religion and region, 6019 Probabilities (mathematics) :

objective estimates based on experimental data and initial and final knowledge, 5852 , , .Problems being experienced in dependent


Problems of astrophysics, 5863Problems of the aging, 5172Procambarus, subgenera of crayfish genus

Procambarus (Decapoda : Astacidae), 6064 Procedures, see Administration management. Procurement, see Army—Government con-

tracts—Government supplies—also names of departments, etc., engaged in procure-ment.

Production: ...employment, collective bargaining, and productivity (address), 5707

hygienic and physiological significance of air ionization studies in production con-ditions, USSR study, 5681

pulpwood production in 1970, Northeast, 5552

research reports, 4854-55see also names or classes of commodities.

Productivity, see Production.Products, see Commercial products.Professional papers, Geological Survey,

5586-90Program aid series, 4849—53 .Program evaluation and review t?chniques,

Army programs, PERT, 4878 Programming (mathematics) :

comparison of a discrete steepest ascent method with continuous steepest ascent method for optimal programing, 5822

Project Apollo (man-in-space programs) : on the moon with Apollo 16, guidebook to

Descartes region, 5798 .what made Apollo a success? design, test-

ing, flight control, etc., 5804Projectiles, fuze, projectile, and accessory

contours, military standard, 5336Propagation:analysis of transient, linear wave propaga-

tion in shells by finite difference method,some analyses of variability of atmos-

pheric parameters at low altitudes sig-nificant for aircraft propagation, 5791

Propellants: x , .cartridge and propellant actuate devices and components, Federal item identifi-cation guide, change, 5303

ion-thruster propellant utilization, 5834 Property, see Capital assets—Public prop-

erty—Real estate—Surplus property.Prospecting, monitoring Earth resources

from aircraft and spacecraft, 5802Providence, R.I., census of housing, 1970,

block statistics, 4946Provo, Utah, census of population and hous-

ing, 1970, census tracts, 4985Psychology, newsletter for research in psy-

chology, Veterans Administration, 6141Public aid to nonpublic education, 6013 Public assistance, see Public welfare.Public buildings: ,, , .barrier-free environment for elderly and

handicapped, hearings, 5218Boston City Hall, Boston, Mass., buildings

with fallout protection, design case study, 5032

Public contracts, see Government contracts. Public debt, increase in ceiling, hearing, 5244 Public Documents Department, price lists,

6025-29Public health, see Health.


Apri l 1972

QQuality control, see subjects.Quantum theory, magnetostriction and mag-

netoelastic quantum oscillations in p-type lead telluride, 5843

Quarantine, see subjects.Quarries and quarrying, quarrying with nu-

clear explosives, 5409Quartermaster General’s Office, letters sent

by Office of Quartermaster General, main series, 1818—1870, microcopy, pamphlet describing, 5872

Quentmeyer, Richard J., hot-gas-side heat transfer with and without film cooling on simulated nuclear rocket thrust chamber using H2-O2, 5851

Quick biochemical oxygen demand test, 5435

Rabies:Center for Disease Control, zoonoses sur-

veillance, annual summary rabies, 5026 interaction of hydrophobic organophos-

phorous inhibitors and serum cholines-terase in presence of aliphatic alcohols at different pH, USSR study, 5678

Race problems:equal educational opportunity, hearings,

5241metropolitan aspects of educational in-

equality, hearings, 5241poverty area profiles, job search of ghetto

workers, Bedford-Stuyvesant, etc., 5728 public elementary and secondary schools

in selected districts, enrollment and staff by racial/ethnic group, directory, 5600

three R’s of Louisiana nonpublic education, race, religion and region, 6019

Races of man, race of population of United States, 1970, by States, 4973

Racine, Wis., census of population and hous-ing, 1970, census tracts, 4986

Racks, Federal item identification guide, 5302

Radiation :development and application of whole-body

irridiation counting system, 4898effects of surface contamination on infra-

red emissitivity and visible-light scatter-ing of highly reflective surfaces at cryo-genic temperatures, 5831

formation of amino acids on irradiation of fog containing formaldehyde and am-monium nitrate with UV light, USSR study, 5675

irradiation of fruits and vegetables, an-nual report, 4903

krypton 85, review of literature and analy-sis of radiation hazards, 5419

performance of high-speed ball bearings with lead-plated retainers in liquid hy-drogen for potential use in radiation en-vironment, 5858

radio frequency and microwave radiation levels resulting from man-made sources in Washington, D.C., area, 6030

research and development studies into basic technology of radiation induced emulsion polymerization including small scale pilot plant systems, 4913

technology in conjunction with postharvest procedures as means of extending shelf life of fruits and vegetables, 4917

3d annual national conference on radiation control, new horizons, conference pro-ceedings, 6031

Radio communication:amateur radio service, FCC rules and reg-

ulations, 5457citizens radio service, FCC rules and regu-

lations, 5457partial revision of radio regulations, 1959,

relating to space telecommunications, 1 with final protocol, 5213

Radio frequencies:radio frequency and microwave radiation

levels resulting from man-made sources in Washington, D.C., area, 6030

e Radio services, see Radio communication.Radioactivation analysis, neutron activation

predication code system development, final report, 5779

Radioactivity:t fallout, Health and Safety laboratory fall-1 out program, quarterly summary re-t port, 4908

appendix, 4909t fallout shelters, buildings with fallout 1 protection, design case study DCS seriesr 5032

Radiological Health Bureau, BRH/DEP > series, 6030

Radiometers, measurements of sea surface temperature on eastern Pacific Conti-nental Shelf using airborne infrared radiometry, 5052

• Radiometry:correction of electrical range errors by

passive microwave radiometry, experi-1 mental investigation, 5947

fluid poduct pipeline leak detection from airborne platform, 5433

Radishes, alternative ways of shipping loose round red radishes to European markets in selected shipping containers, evaluation, 4828

Railroad accidents, investigation reports, 6033-35

Railroad employees, your medicare handbook, health insurance for railroad retirement beneficiaries, 6032

Railroads:private care lines, transport statistics, 5652Rail passenger service act—

amend, hearings, 5182—83 review and refunding, hearings, 5182- 83

Railways, see Railroads.Rain, rainfall-runoff simulation model for

estimation of flood peaks for small drain-age basins, 5586

Rainfall, see Rain.Raising sensitivity of differential protection

of transformers with reactors on side of 6— 10KV, USSR, 5686

Ramsey-Klee, Diane M., provisional guide-lines for automated multiphasic health testing and services, proceedings of Invi-tational Conference on AMHTS, 5895

Randolph-Sheppard act, see Blind.Random walks, (mathematics) :

random walk study of electron motion in helium in crossed electromagetic fields, 5854

Range finding, correction of electrical range errors by passive microwave radiometry, experimental investigation, 5947

Range lands, publications, price list, 6026Rankine cycle, SNAP-8 electrical generating

system development program, 5780Ratcliff, Ivan W., jr., soil survey, Harper

County, Kans., 6079Rate training manuals, 5972-75Rations, comparison of 3 rations in military

scout dogs under moderate thermal stress, Ft. Benning, field study, 4896

see also Food for livestock.Rays, see Beams.REA, see Rural Electrification Administra-

tion.Reaction cell improvements in mercury sub-

stitution-nuclear detection sulfur dioxide gas monitor, 4916

Reactor fuels:energy policy and national goals, hear-

ing, 5262®°Co heat source demonstration program,

phase 2, final report, detail design, 4919 Reactor power plants, see Nuclear reactor

power plants.


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Reactors, raising sensitivity of differential protection of transformers with reactors on side of 6-10 KV, USSR study, 5686

Reactors (atomic) : , . _ ,distinctive features in analysis of cycles of gas-turbine atomic power plants, USSR study, 5673

effect of initial gas temperature on param-eters and thermal efficiency of nuclear wIpm m- and gas-installations, USSR study, 5674

Reading: ,. . ...parents can teach pre-reading skills home, 5370RIF (Reading is fundamental)— book selection guide, 6053

supplements, 6054-55 guide to developing a program, 6056 newsletter, 6052 „„„„

Reading Co. (RR.) : accident report, 6033

at

Real estate: , .property disposition handbook 1—4 family properties, 5608

revised pages, 5609 transmittal, 5610

Real property, see Real estate.Reasoning, pro-drug dialectic communication

on drug abuse and marihuana red herring, 5771Recipes, family fare, guide to good nutrition, 4838Receipts and expenditures, see finance.

Reclamation of land: , . . , „„Federal reclamation and related laws, an-notated, 6036 projects, feasibility studies, law, 5105

Reclamation projects, see Reclamation otRecommended procedure for Isolation of sal-

monella, organisms from animal feeds and feed ingredients, 4829

Recorders, method for recording machine speed at which corrugating medium is fluted, 5526

Records, see Military records.Recreational areas and demonstration proj-

ects, see names of recreational areas.Recycle operations (chemical technology),

see Waste treatment.Red Bluff project, Tex., reclamation feasi-bility studies, law, 5105

Red cedar, see Cedar.Red Clay Creek, flood plain information, New Castle County, Del., 5396

Red Rock area, Nunatarssuaq, Greenland, restudy of Red Rock ice cliff, 5384

Redcedar, see Cedar.Redevelopment (city planning, etc.) :Housing and urban development act of

1972 report, 5217 urban renewal handbook, 5611

transmittal, 5607Redox potential, comparison of redox stand-

ards standard reference materials, 5883Reduction of Federal Expenditures Joint

Committee, committee print, 5206Reed, Avery H., mineral industry of New

Hampshire, 5750Reed, John H., address, Feb. 1, 1972, 5965Reemployment rights, see Government offi-

cials and employees—Veterans.Reference books, career education in environ-

ment, handbook, 5365Refractive index, 2H silicon carbide, 5850Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery :

air conditioning and refrigeration equip-ment, current industrial reports, 5003

refrigeration systems for urban food dis-tribution centers, study, 4845

Refuse: , .. .demonstration grant program has limited impact on national solid waste dis-posal problem, Environmental Protec-tion Agency, GAO report, 5560

solid waste disposal program for District of Columbia, hearings, 5240

Regeneration (biology) :feasibility study of regenerative fibers for

water pollution control, 5446Regional Operations Office, BRH/ORO series,

6031Registers:

Air Force—departmental edition, 4863 document edition, 5142

Army Materiel Command, approved re-curring reports, 4879

Regular Army, see Army.Regulations, see Code of Federal regula-

tions—also names of departments, etc., issuing regulations—also subjects.

Rehabilitation of the disabled, State voca-tional rehabilitation agency fact sheet booklet, 6040

Religions, three R’s of Louisiana nonpublie education, race, religion and region, 6019

Renegotiation Board, regulations, 6041Reno, Nev., census of population and hous-

ing, 1970, census tracts in standard metro-politan statistical area, 4987

Reorganization of Government activities, see Government reorganization plans.

Reporters and reporting, youth reporters discuss legal age retrictions, 5028

Reports, see subjects.Reproduction, effect of drugs of abuse on

reproductive processes, 5903Requirements, see subjects.Rescue work, International development and

humanitarian assistance act, analysis, 5164 , ,

Research, generalized research analysis sta-tistical system, 4897

see also subjects.Research and development reports, Atomic

Energy Commission, 4900—19Research and development technical reports,

Army Electronics Command, Fort Mon-mouth, N.J., 4880—81

Research and statistics notes, social security.6070-71 „ „„

Research notes, Forest Service, 5524-37 Research papers, Forest Service, 5538-50 Research reports:

Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory, 5379-80

Social and Rehabilitation Service, 6066Reserve Officers Training Corps, Air Force,

status report on junior and senior pro-grams, hearing, 5155

Reserve Officers Training Corps, Army, sta-tus report on junior and senior programs, hearings, 5155

Reserve Officers Training Corps, Navy, sta-tus report on junior and senior programs, hearing, 5155

Reservoirs: . , x .temperature prediction in stratified water, mathematical model-user’s manual, 5441

thermal stratification and water quality in reservoirs, predictive model suppl., 5441

Resolutions, see Law.Resource bulletins, Forest Service, 5551-52 Resources, see Natural resources.Respiration: ,, ,perception of respiratory medium and gas

preference in man and animals, 5865 use of bluegills to detect zinc, 5451

Response functions, response of radial-bladed centrifugal pump to sinusoidal disturb-ances for noncavitating flow, 5823

Responses (physiological), see Physiological Retai^trade, see names of commodities and

industries. . .Retirement, see Civil service pensions— Pensions.

Retirement planning, 5630Returns from regular Army cavlary regi-

ments, 1883-1916, microcopy, pamphlet describing, 5871


Apr il 1972Revenue:

District of Columbia—Federal payment, authorization, law.

5102revenue act, amend, law, 5102

general revenue sharing, statistical back-ground information, compilation, 5205

Revenue act of 1971, brief summary of principal provisions, 5203

Reverse osmosis process, see Osmosis.Review and refunding of Rail passenger

service act, 5182-83Revolution, 1775—83, miscellaneous num-

bered records, manuscript file, in War Department collection of Revolutionary War records 1775-90 s pamphlet describ-ing microcopy, 5874

Revolutionary War, see Revolution, 1775-83.Rewards (prizes, etc.) :

Coast Guard Auxiliary, uniforms, awards, and flag code manual, 5047

Reynolds numbers:effects of Reynolds number—

and body corner radius on aerodynamic characteristics of space shuttle-type vehicle at subsonic Mach numbers. 5840

on overall performance of 3.7-inch- diameter six-stage axial-flow com-pressor, 5846

Rhode Island :income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below-



Rice, Roy W., characterization of hot-pressed MgO, 5989Rice, nutrition of rice, bibliography, 6130Rickey, Nan V., John Fitzgerald Kennedy

National Historic Site, Mass., interpre-tive prospectus, 5950

RIF (reading is fundamental), see Reading.Rings, rings-locking, pipe joint welding, and

miscellaneous hardware, Federal item identification guide, change, 5329

Risk, institutional guide to DHEW policy on protection of human subjects, 5929

Rivanna River:flood plain information, Albemarle County

ana Charlottesville, Va., 5397floods, how to avoid damage, 5408

Rivers:biological survey of streams of Coles

County, Ill., 5450California streamflow characteristics,

from records through 1968, Northern Great Basin and Central Valley, 5580

heated surface jet discharged into flow-ing ambient stream, 5442

river basin—monetary authorization act of 1971.

law, 5128plans, additional authorizations. 1972-

73, law, 5128studies of effects of watershed practices

on streams, 5426Riverside, Calif., census of housing, 1970,

block statistics, 4923Roads and highways:

code of Federal regulations, 5473 guide for highway impact studies 5460 highway accident reports, 5964 publications, price list, 6025techniques for inventorying manmade im-

pacts in roadway environments, 5549Roadsides, see Roads and highways.Roanoke, Va., Mud Lick Creek, flood plain

information, 5394Roberts, Jean, hearing levels of children by

demographic and socioeconomic character-istics, United States, 5900

Rochester, Minn., census of population and housing, 1970, census tracts, 4988

Rock, Barrett N., woods and flora of Florida Keys “Pinnatae”, 6057

Rocket fuel, see Fuel.KoclcfMts *

EXAMETNET, first 5 years, 1966-70, 5805

hot-gas-side heat transfer with and with-out film cooling on simulated nuclear rocket thrust chamber using H2-O2, 5851

Rocks:analytical and graphical methods for anal-

ysis of slopes in rock masses, 5410deep tunnels in hard rock, solution to

combined sewer overflow and flooding problems, 5423

gravity and magnetic evidence of lithology and structure in Gulf of Maine region. 5590

pre-Quaternary rocks in Sun River Canyon area, northwestern Montana, 5589

stratigraphy of Cretaceous rocks and Tertiary Ojo Alainfi sandstone, Navajo and Hopi Indian reservations, Ariz., N. Mex., and Utah, 5587

see also Igneous rocks—Sedimentary rocks.

Rocky Mountains, pre-Quaternary rocks inSun River Canyon area, northwestern Montana, 5589

Rogue River Basin project, Grants Pass Divi-sion, Oreg, reclamation feasibility studies, law, 5105

Roman, Harriet R., technical papers of 22d Metallographic Group meeting, 4901

Roscoe, floods, how to avoid damages, NorthCharleroi, Speers, Dunlevy, Allenport, Elco, Washington County, Pa., 5404

Rosebrook, Alan D., oceanographic observa-tions North Atlantic Station Echo, Nov. 1967—Dec. 1968, 5054

Rosenbaum, Burt M., objective estimates based on experimental data and initial and final knowledge, 5852

Roses, for the home, 4839Rosters, see Health Services and Mental

Health Administration.Rostvedt, J. O., summary of floods in United

States during 1970, 5595Roswell, Ga., flood plain information. Big

Creek, 5398ROTC, see Reserve Officers Training Corps,

Air Force—Reserve Officers Training Corps, Army— Reserve Officer Training Corps, Navy.

Rotors:exploratory investigation of sound pres-

sure level in wake of oscillating airfoil in vicinity of stall, 5793


Rozelle, Lee T.:ultrathin membranes for—

reverse osmosis water desalination, 5622treating metal finishing effluents by re-

verse osmosis, 5424Rubidium, atomic energy levels derived from

analyses of optical spectra, 5882Rugs, carpet and rugs, summary for 1970

and 1st 3 quarters of 1971, current indus-trial reports, 5004

Rules, see names of courts, commissions, etc., issuing rules.

Rules and Administration Committee, Sen-ate, hearing, 5289

Runoff, rainfall-runoff simulation model for estimation of flood peaks for small drain-age basins, 5586

Runways (aeronautics) :dynamic response of OV-1A aircraft to

soft field landings, 4891Rural communities, greater conservation

benefits could be attained under rural en-vironmental program, ASCS, GAO report, 5567

Rural conditions, see Country life.Rural electrification, see Electricity.


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San Jose, Calif., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4926

San Juan, P.R., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4950 . x

San Luis unit, see Central Valley project. San Timoteo, Calif., subsidence in Bunker

Hill-San Timoteo area, southern Calif., 5592

Sandstone, stratigraphy of Cretaceous rocks and Tertiary Ojo Alamo sandstone, Navajo and Hopi Indian reservations, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah, 5587

Sandwich cookies, see Cookies.Sanitary fills, pollution of subsurface water

by sanitary landfills, 5420Sappenfield, K. M., standard reference ma-

terials, comparison of redox standards, 5883

Saqui, R. M., improved neutron activation prediction code system development, final report, 5779

SAROAD (storage and retrieval of aero-metric data), see Aerometric data.

Saskatchewan, Canada, ecological factors affecting waterfowl production in Sas-katchewan parklands, 6083

Saturday night special, handguns, S. 2507, hearings, 5273

Savings accounts, see Banks and banking.Savings and loan associations, see Federal

savings and loan associations.Sawlogs, see Logs.Scaief, Charles C., Ill, development and ap-

plication of a whole-body irradiation counting system, 4898

Scandinavia, world wide airfield summaries of climate, etc., 5994

Scanners, conceptual design and analysis or infrared horizon sensor with compensa-tion for atmospheric variability, 5841

Scanning, fretting wear in titanium, Monel- 400, and cobalt-25% molybdenum using scanning electron miscroscopy, 5859

Scattering: .biological sound scattering m the ocean,

international symposium proceedings, 5995effects of surface contamination on infra-red emissitivity and visible-light scatter-ing of hightly reflective surfaces at cryogenic temperatures, 5831

electromagnetic multipole transitions in recoupling picture, or electron scatter-ing without curls, 5891

scattering from periodic corrugated sur-face, semi-infinite inhomogeneously filled plates—


3-dimensional scattered fields from ocean bottom, 5985

Schaible, Wesley L., quality control in na-tional health examination survey, 5896

Schantz, Sidney, employee compensation and payroll hours, basic steel manufacturing, 1969, 5729

Scheiner, Bernard J.: extraction of gold from carbonaceous ores,

pilot plant studies, 5758extraction of molybdenum from ores by

electrooxidation, 5767Schenectady, N.Y., census of housing, 1970,

block statistics, 4941Schlaegel, Bryce E.:

thinning pole-sized aspen has no effect on number of veneer trees or total yield, 5533

white pine production best at high stock-ing, 5527

Schmidt, J. M., spruce beetle, 5518Schneider, J., calculation of turbulent bound-

ary layer with heat transfer and pressure gradient utilizing compressibility trans-formation, computer program manual, 5783

School administrators, see School superin-tendents, etc.

Rural Electrification Administration: audit of REA borrowers’ accounting rec-

ords (electric, telephone), 6042 materials acceptable—

on electrification systems, list, supp., 6043

on telephone systems, list, 6044 specification for wood crossarms (solid

and laminated) transmission timbers and pole keys to be purchased by REA borrowers, 6045

Rural life, see Country life.Rutland County, Vt., watershed work plan

for watershed protection, flood prevention, and fish and wildlife development, upper Castleton River Watershed, 6081

Ryan, Patrick J., temperature prediction in stratified water, mathematical model-users manual, 5441

SS-67 helicopter, see Helicopters.Sadler, John W., ®°Co heat source demon-

stration program, phase 2, final report, detail design, 4919

Safety equipment and appliances, hardware, protective devices, Federal item identifica-tion guide, change, 5315

Safety of life:administration of Federal metal and nonmetallic mine safety act, 1970 annual report, 5621

Federal motor vehicle safety standards and regulations with amendments and interpretations, supplements, 5906—7

institutional guide to DHEW policy on protection of human subjects, 5927

nursing home safety, hearings, 5172 reviews to insure safety of nuclear opera-

tions, 4911selected safety road checks, motor carriers

of property, 5769 ~transport safety needs in 1972 (address),

5965Sailors, for relief of sick and disabled sea-

men, U.S. Public Health Service hospital at Boston, 1799-1969, history, 5602

St. Croix River, Maine to Little River, S.C., light list, 5048St. John, Louise, accident prevention, PACAF basic bibliography, 4864

St. Joseph, Mo., census of housing 1970, block statistics, 4939

Drift'S •Federal employees overtime pay for inter-

mittent and part-time general schedule employees working more than 40 hours in workweek, law, 5100

General Accounting Office positions, au-thorize 5 at executive level 4, law, 5096

Salem, Oreg., census of population and hous-ing, 1970, census tracts, 4989

Salesmen and salesmanship:selling in—

Finland, 5066Germany, 5059

Saline water, see Water.Salmon, Atlantic salmon of North American

origin, conserve and protect by prohibiting fishery imports from countries that violate international conservation programs, law, 5125 „ ,Salmonella, recommended procedure for iso-lation of salmonella organisms from animal feeds and feed ingredients, 4829

Salt Lake City, Utah, area wage survey, 5723 Salts, X-ray sensitive salts, for developable

latent images, 5857Samoa, see American Samoa.San Bernardino, Calif., census of housing,

1970, block statistics, 4923San Diego, Calif., census of housing, 1970,

block statistics, 4924San Francisco, Calif., census of housing,

1970, block statistics, 4925San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge,

establish, hearings, 5192


Apr tt , 1972School finance, see Education.School Finance, President’s Commission On

see President’s Commission on School Finance.School lunches, micronutrient supplements

for school lunch programs, hearings, 5287School superintendents, etc., scheduling for

flexibility, manual for administrators of small schools, 5374

Schools:demographic projections for United States

by age, sex, school enrollment, etc., 5019 economies in education, report, 6003 educational R & D programs conducted by

laboratories and centers, 5366existing State school finance programs re-

view, Commission staff report, 6016 ’ foundation program and educational needs

in school systems, 6006how effective is schooling? critical review

and synthesis of research findings. President s Commission on School Fi-nance, final report, 6007

pubHc°r classrooms 011 school sites, 4850 availability of pupil personnel specialists

to public schools, fall 1968, 5363

XU'X““' by finance, present disparities and fiscal

alternatives, 6014 scheduling for flexibility, manual for ad- oz»h^S1Strato^s o£ small schools, 5374 schools, people & money, need for educa-

tional reform, 6017unequal school practices, hearings 5241WhfFn«ntate 1®S.islators think about ’school

?aa?ce, opinion survey of State legisla-ture education committee chairmen,

SutSi’H”) C57P72W“ 5SWScience:

sclc“u>“gradaat® student support and manpower

5959 CeS ln graduate science education,

, XJS reP»r«.scientists:

■clent,st8

Plante)™ ,ee Canker (aireasea orScoliidae, see Wasps.

sStSLrS’sS™1 tre«?- “M, S2S2

§eawater, see Sea water.secondary education:

^end^Mg" 5Cr5n9dary education acx.POelementa’rynrandlesw.ond 00848 of »ub11®

6011 J nd secondary education, Secondary schools, see High schools.

Securities:industry, study—

hearings, 5178-80 report, 5231

unsafe and unsound practices of dealers and brokers study, report and recom-mendations of Securities and Exchange Commission, 5143

Securities and Exchange Commission •_ study of unsafe and unsound practices of

brokers and dealers, report and recom-mendations, 5143

work, 6047Securities Investor Protection Corporation,

Director, nomination of Henry W Meers hearing, 5229 ’

Sedimentary rocks, sedimentary and igneous 5577S °£ Grays Kiver Quadrangle, Wash ,

Sedimentation and deposition;chemical investigation of recent lake sedi-

ments from Wisconsin lakes and their interpretation, 5432

longshore sediment transport rates, com-pilation of data, 5378

Seed crops, see Seeds.Seeds:

forest trees seed orchards, industry, state and federal tree seed orchards in fruited States, directory, 5520

maturation of sugar maple seed, 5548 seed crops, supply and disappearance, an-

nual summary, 6116&e5916JUliUS’ mental health program reports, Segregation, see Race problemsSeidel K. W., growth of young even-aged

western larch stands after thinning* in eastern Oregon, 5536

Selby, Myron C., BOLOVAC, bolometric vol-tage and current, systems for measuring electrical quantities from 0.5 MHz through microwaves, 5881 ®

Seldner, Kurt, generalized simulation tech- 5^ge 4or turbojet engine system analysis,

Selection, training, and compatibility of spaceship crews, USSR study, 5676

Selective service, see Conscription.Se^k«Ve &ervice System, brief description,Selenium, atomic energy levels derived from «nnDaySm optical spectra, 5882 Sehfrin’p'^lter direct aud contract

g of seasonal farm labor, 4858belling, see Salesmen and salesmanship Semiconductors:

cadmium telluride detectors. 4912 deyig®s« 4est methods, military standards, uOO4—00 ’vapor phase growth system and its use in

preparation of several III-V compound semiconductors, 5776 1 a

Seminars, see Conferences, congresses, etc. oena.te zdocuments, 5208executive documents, 5209-13executive reports, 5214-15J° executive Proceedings of Senate, 91st, Cong., 1st sess., index. 5207reports, public bills, 5216-17 *

Senate documents, 5208Senate executive documents, 5209-13Senate executive reports, 5214-15Senate reports, public bills, 5216-17 Senior citizens, see Aged.Senrntti^ftu?Jalfi?g sensitivity of differential

protection of transformers with reactorsSe^ors :e KV> USSR 8tudy’

C° design aad analysis of infraredhorizon sensor with compensation for« atmospheric variability, 5841flub? Prodnct pipeline leak detection from

airborne platforms, 5433

from ~ indicated entry Page 147

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partial pressure sensor, !5790 # I

increase in Unsuitability discharges of Marine Corps recruits requires improved planning and administration, GAO report, 5569

STuS?artTre““Sai by mleroll.t.tlon and gravity settling, 5627

microflotation of silica, 5626Serafini Tito T., thermally stable polyimides

from solutions of monomeric reactants,

drophobic organophosphorous inhibitors andP serum cholinesterase in .Pr??ellSq«R aliphatic alcohols at different pH, USSR study, 5678Servicemen, see Armed Forces.

^dewatering of mine drainage sludge, 5428 joint treatment of municipal sewage and

pulp mill effluents, 5425phosphorus removal by—

activate sludge plant, 5444ferrous iron and lime, 5422

Sewage plant operators, laboratory proce-dures, analysis for wastewater treatment plant operators, 6144 .

Sewerage systems, deep tunnels in hard rock, solution to combined sewer overflow and flooding problems, 5423

Shakers (apparatus) :determination of fixed-base .natural f e- quency of multiple-foundation mechani-cal systems by shake test, 5980

Shanghai Postal Agency, Consul Generals Shanghai Postal Agency, 1867-1907, 6060

Shhideustria°l°plant equipment handbook, 5298 lathes, milling machines and shapers, 1 ed-

eral item identification guide, change, 5322Shapiro, Sidney, our changing fisheries, 5940

Shear (mechanics) :theoretical study of corrugated plates, shearing of trapezoidally corrugated plate with trough lines permitted to curve, 5773Sheehan, John E., nomination, hearing, 5228

Sheep, cattle, sheep and goat inventory, 6112 Sheeting, plane stress fracture resistance or

one steel sheet and two titanium sheet alloys, 5987Sheffels, Mont., railway accident, report, 6035 T

Shekarchi, E., Sierra Leone, 5751Shellfish:

Alabama landings, 5939Georgia landings, 5937Mississippi landings, 5938New Jersey landings, 5936South Carolina landings, 5934

Shells (structural) :analysis of transient, linear wave propaga-

tion in shells by finite difference method,buckling of electroformed conical shells

under hydrostatic pressure, 4893vibration characteristics of Z-ring-stiffened

60° conical shell models of planetaryentry spacecraft, 5824

Shelton, Ella M., motor gasolines, 1971, sum-mer, 5754Shepherd, Clarence M., evaluation of inhibi-tors in corrosion of AI SI 304 stainless steel by FC-196 aqueous film forming foam concentrate, 5991

Sheppard, Jack G., detection of nonlinear transfer functions by use of Gaussian stat-istics, 5853

Sheppard, Richard A., Big Sandy Formation near Wikieup, Mohave County, Ariz., 5579

Shielding, see Heat shields.Ship Structure Committee, SSC series, 6048

alternative ways of shipping loose round red radishes to European markets in selected shipping containers, evaluation, 4828code of Federal regulations, 5485-86

revitalization of American maritime in-dustry (remarks), 5733

Shipping containers, see Containers.Ships: n . ,bulk carriers in world fleet, oceangoing

merchant type ships of 1,000 gross tons and over (excludes vessels on Great Lakes), list, 5732

glass reinforced plastic cargo ship, feasi-bility study, 6048

loan, extension, agreement with Italy, 6102 shipboard systems, interface standards,

notice, 5343Ship’s serviceman, see Navy.Shock waves: .

Pendleton project, study of atmospheric effect on weak shock waves traversing long ray paths, 5946thin-shock-layer solution for nonequilibrium, inviscid hypersonic flows in earth, Martian, and Venusian atmospheres, 5820Shofner, Frederick M., development and

demonstration of low-level drift instru-mentation, 5443

Shoreline areas, longshore sediment transport rates, compilation of data, 5378

Short-term hot hardness characteristics of rolling-element steels, 5847

Shoshone Indians, judgment funds, disposi-tion law, 5112

Shrimps, shrimps of Smithsonian-Bredin Caribbean expeditions with summary of West Indian shallow-water species, (Crus-tacea, Decapoda, Natantia), 6060

Shrubs, trees and shrubs of Bartlett Experi-mental Forest, Carroll County, New Hamp-shire, 5544

Shryock, Henry S., methods and materials of demography, 5023

Sick: ,acute conditions, incidence and associated

disability, June 1968-July 1969, United States, 5899

for relief of sick and disabled seamen, U.S. Public Health Service hospital at Bos-ton, 1799-1969, history, 5602

Sickle cell anemia, see Anemia.Sickle Cell Anemia Institute, National, see

National Sickle Cell Anemia Institute.Sidney, Nebr., flood plain information, Lodge-

pole Creek, 5391Siegel, Robert, analysis of heat transfer in

porous cooled wall with variable pressure and temperature along coolant exist bound-ary, 5842

Sierra Leone, mineral industry, minerals yearbook chapter, 5751

Sight:visual evoked cortical response as measure of stress in naval environments, method-ology and analysis, slow flash rates, 5744

visual evoked response as measure of nitro-gen narcosis in Navy divers, 5743

Signal systems, Federal item identification guide, change, 5300

Sikorsky Aircraft Division, United Aircraft Corporation, ground test evaluation of Si-korsky active transmission isolation sys-tem, 4889

Silica, microflotation of silica, 5626Silicon carbide, refractive index and bire-

fringence of 2-H silicon carbide, 5850Simmons, Gene, on the moon with Apollo

16, guidebook to Descartes region, 5798


April 1972

Simulation, generalized simulation tech-nique for turbojet engine system analysis, 5838

Sinapore, establishing business, 5065Singer, Joseph, buckling of electroformed

conical shells under hydrostatic pressure, 4893

Sinusoidal functions, see Periodic functions.Sioux Falls, S. Dak., census of population

and housing, 1970, census tracts, 4990Site indexes, site-index comparisons for tree

species in northern Minnesota, 5542Skelton, Gerald, prevention of aircraft loss

of control using simple head-up display, 6121

Skilling, Darroll D., Scleroderris canker of northern conifers, 5519

Skop, Richard A., analysis of internally re-dundant structural cable arrays, 5979

Skylab, see Space stations.Slaughter, C. W., fire in northern environ-

ment, symposium proceedings, 5516Sleeper, David E., relief hearings, 5190Sleeving (insulating) :

electrical, Federal item identification guide, change, 5319

Slimes, see Phosphate slimes.Slopes, analytical and graphical methods for

analysis of slopes in rock masses, 5410Slots, wind-tunnel study of slot spoilers for

direct lift control, 5845Sludge, see Sewage.Small business, see Business.Small Business Administration, organization

and operation, 1971, hearings, 5201Small Business, Select Committee on, House,

hearings, 5199-5201Smelting, comparative evaluation of various

methods of refining titanium tetrachloride, U.S.S.R. study, 5665

SMI, see Old age survivors, disability, and health insurance.

Smith, James G.:La Salle County station, units 1 and 2,

4906Maine Yankee Atomic Power Station, 4905Midwest Fuel Recovery Plant, 4904

Smith, M., survey of alternate methods for cooling condenser discharge water, total community considerations in utilization of rejected heat, 5440

Smith, Stephen W., radiofrequency and mi-crowave radiation levels resulting from man-made sources in Washington, D.C. area, 6030

Smith River, flood plain information, Lake Earl-Lake Talawa and lower Smith River, Del Norte, Calif., 5390

Smithsonian Institution: calendar of events, monthly, 6051 contributions to botany, 6057 contributions to zoology, 6058-64 shrimps of Smithsonian-Bredin Caribbean

expeditions with summary of West In-dian shallow-water species (Crustacea, Decapoda. Natantia), 6060

studies in history and technology, 6065 Smoking, women and smoking, latest brief,

5904Snake National River, see Hells Canyon-

-Snake National River.SNAP (system for nuclear auxiliary power),

see Atomic energy.Snoqualmie River and Valley, Middle and

South Forks, Snoqualmie to North Bend, Wash., special flood hazard information report, 5412

Snow:one-dimensional water flow through snow, 5379restudy of Red Rock ice cliff, Nunatars-

suaq, Greenland, 5384snow surface erosion from peripheral jet

cushion ACV, 5383 J

Snowstorms, Lake Michigan snow squalls increase annual precipitation in Udell Hills, 5532

Soapstone, minerals yearbook chapter, 5765 Social adjustment:

delinquency and city life, 5703it can’t be home, social and emotional as-

pects of residential care, 5915Social adjustment—Continued

social seminar film discussion guide— drugs and beyond, various mind altering

techniques, 5921Mr. Edler’s class, elementary class room

techniques for drug discussions, 5922 what is teaching? what is learning? ap-

plied to drug education, 5923Social and Rehabilitation Service:

continuing problems in paying State claims for administrative expenses of public assistance programs, Social and Rehabilitation Service, GAO report, 5558

research report, 6066Social problems, see Society.Social security:

act, amend, law, 5129—30 amendments of 1970, excerpts, 5242 benefits—

how you earn them, how to estimate amount, 6072

increase, social security amendments of 1970 excerpts, 5242

farmers, how to report your Income for social security, 6068

fiscal and budgetary impact of social se-curity program in 1970-71, 6070

research and statistics notes, 6070-71 your medicare handbook, health insurance

for railroad retirement beneficiaries. 6032

Social seminar (program), 5913Social seminar, film discussion guide, 5921—

23Social workers, overview study of dynamics

of worker job mobility, national study of social welfare and rehabilitation workers, work and organizational contexts, 6066

Socioeconomics:hearing levels of children by demographic

and socioeconomic characteristics, 5900 socio-economic characteristics of admis-

sions to inpatient services of State and county mental hospitals, 5917.

Soderholm, L. H., phase converters for oper-ation of 3-phase motors from single-phase power, 4837

Softwoods, increasing softwood dimension yield from small logs, best opening face, 5539

Soil moisture, see Soils.Soil conservation:

conservation reserve program, history, ac-tivities, highlights, etc., 4832

% of our land, national inventory, 4851Soil Conservation Service, multi-purpose

watershed projects, 4849Soils:

ABC’s of soil, 6073design of unsurfaced soil facilities for op-

erations of C—5A aircraft, 5413effects of soil moisture, texture, and nutri-

ent levels on growth of black walnut, 5543

orchardgrass responses to fertilization of seven surface soils from central Blue Mountains of Oregon, 5550

soil survey reports—Boone County, Nebr., 6078Harper County, Kans., 6079Mercer County, N.J., 6080

Solder and soldering, miscellaneous welding, soldering, and brazing supplies and ac-cessories, Federal item identification guide, 5327

Soldiers, soldier and brave, historic places associated with Indian affairs and Indian wars in trans-Mlsslssippi West, 5954


Ind ex

Spacecraft—Continuednumbers for 2 space shuttle orbiters at hypersonic speeds, 5826


performance estimates for space shuttle vehicles using hydrogen or methane- fueled turboramjet-powered first stage, 5849 . .

study to determine flight characteristics and handling qualities of variable geo-metry spacecraft, low L/D concept with fold-down wings, 5777

vibration characteristics of Z-ring-stiffened 60° conical shell models of planetary entry spacecraft, 5824

Spaceflight, see Astronautics.Spaceship crews, selection, training, and com-

patibility of spaceship crews, USSR study, 5676

Spain, Latin America, Spain, and Portugal, bibliography of paperback books, 5730

Sparrough, Michael E., wage calendar, 5716 Special reports, Cold Regions Research and

Engineering Laboratory, 5381—83Specific gravity, flexural properties of glued-

laminated southern pine beams, finger joint and specific gravity effects. 5538

Specific heat, electronic density of states, 5885

Spectra:levels derived from analyses of optical

spectra. 5882mass spectra and analytical correlations

for 32 alkyl aryl sulfides, 5763Spectrometers, neutron spectrometer using

organic scintillators, 5984Spectroscopy:

bibliography of mass spectroscopy litera-ture for 1970 compiled by comuter method, 4910

neutron spectrometers using organic scin-tillators, 5984

Speers, Pa., floods, how to avoid damages, 5404

Spheres:exploratory study of effects of injection

configurations and inlet flow conditions on characteristics of flow in spherical chambers, 5795

instability of spherical caps and com-plete spheres, 4892

Spoilers (aircraft) :wind-tunnel study of slot spoilers for direct

lift control, 5845Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Bureau, re-

source publication (series), 6083Springfield, Mass., census of housing, 1970

block statistics, 4936Spruce, management guide for black spruce

type in Lake States, 5541Spruce beetles, see Beetles.Squalls, see Storms.Squire, James L., jr., measurements of sea

surface temperature on eastern Pacific Continental Shelf using airborne infrared radiometry, 5052

Squirrels, dispersal period in a population of eastern fox squirrels (Sciurus niger), 5547

Stability :consolidated job descriptions based on task

inventory survey information, 4859dimensional-stability studies of candidate

space-telescope mirror-substrate mate-rials, 5844

finite-time stability of ilnear discrete-time systems, 5976

thermally stable polyimides from solutions of monomeric reactants, 5839

Stability of aircraft, investigation of stabila-tor on S-67 aircraft, 4890

Stabilization, see Economic stabilization.Stabilizers (aircraft), see Aircraft

Solid wastes, see Waste products.Solutions:properties of seawater and its concentrates

and related solutions at temperatures up to 400° F, 5624

thermally stable polyimides from solutions of monomeric reactants, 5839

Sonar, reduction in audiogram shifts in sonar watchstanders when exposed to surface ship echo-ranging, 5742

Sonar operations, reduction in audiogram shifts in sonar watchstanders when ex-posed to surface ship echo-ranging, 5742

Sonic boom, Pendelton project, study of atmospheric effect on weak shock waves traversing long ray paths, 5946

Sound:biological sound scattering in ocean, in-ternational symposium proceedings, 5995exploratory investigation of sound pres-sure level in wake of oscillating airfoil in vicinity of stall, 5793

3-dimensional scattered fields from ocean bottom, 5985

see also Noise.South Absaroka Wilderness, see Washakie

Wilderness.South Carolina:

conservation for better environment in South Carolina, 6075

income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below- market interest rate housing and ex-ception limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5615landings, fish and shellfish, annual sum-mary, 5934

South Dakota, census of housing, 1970, de-tailed housing characteristics, 4954

South Sierra Division, Toiyabe National For-est, general information, 5553

Southern pine, see Pine.Southwest (U.S.) :

Four Corners region, environmental prob-lems associated with production of elec-trical power by coal-fired plants, hear-ings, 5264

Soviet Union, see Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

SP series, see Maritime Administration—Na-tional Aeronautics and Space Administra-tion.

Space, see Outer space.Space biology, see Biology.Space environment, see Environment.Space flight, conditions for flight of Martian

space probes, USSR study, 5694Space missions, see Space flight.Space photography, see Photography.Space shuttle, see Spacecraft.Space stations, development of Skylab ex-

periment T-013 crew/vehicle disturbances, 5830

Space telescopes, see Spaceborne telescopes.Space vehicles, see Spacecraft.Spaceborne telescopes, dimensional-stability

studies of candidate space-telescope mir-ror-substrate materials, 5844

Spacecraft:conditions for flight of Martian space

probes, USSR study, 5694development of Skylab experiment T-013

crew/vehicle disturbances,effects of Reynolds number and body cor-

ner radius on aerodynamic characteris-tics of space shuttle-type vehicle at subsonic Mach numbers, 5840

environmental torques on short-term at-titude prediction for rolling-wheel space-craft in a sun-synchronous orbit, effect, 5829

experimental boundary-layer edge Mach


April 1972

Stahlman, Robert L., study of refrigeration systems for urban food distribution cen-ters, 4845

Stainless steel:evaluation of inhibitors in corrosion of

AISI 304 stainless steel by FC-196 aqueous film-forming foam concentrate, 5991

optimization of stainless steels for use as condenser tubes for desalting water, 5623

Stains and staining, flight characteristics and stain patterns of human blood, 5704

Stall (aircraft) :exploratory investigation of sound pres-

sure level in wake of oscillating airfoil in vicinity of stall, 5793

Stamps, see Migratory-bird-hunting stamps.Standards and standardization :

Federal information processing standards publications, FIPS pubs, 5879

metrology and standardization in less- developed countries, role of national capability for industrializing economics, seminar proceedings, 5887

military standards, 5334—44National Bureau of Standards, standard

reference materials comparison of redox standards, 5883

tabulation of voluntary national stand-ards, international recommendations and certification programs for consumer products, 5888

voluntary product standard PS (series), 5892see also subjects.

Stannett, V. T., research and development studies into basic technology of radiation induced emulsion polymerization including small scale pilot plant systems, 4913

Stans, Maurice H. : addresses, etc.—

Feb. 2, 1972, 5057Feb. 4, 1972, 5056

STAR, see Scientific and technical aerospace reports.

State Department:background notes, 6084-95change in Foggy Bottom, anniversary re-

port (remarks), 6096telephone directory, 6100ways to increase U.S. exports under trade

opportunities program, GAO report, 5573State government, see Government.States:

continuing problems in paying State claims for administrative expenses of

programs, Social andRehabilitation Service, GAO report, 5558 ’

employment and earnings statistics, 5714 existing State school finance programs

review, Commission staff report, 6016 measuring fiscal capacity and effort of

"tote and local areas> revised tables,Medicaid, role of State Medical Advisory

Committee, guidelines, 5737POtRnstiO5020975_90’ prelimlnary Projec-race of population of United States, 1970 by States, 4973Streportar5905d Credit Unlons’ 1970 annaalState vocational rehabilitation agency fact sheet booklet, 6040

„ housing . characteristics for iQ7net!ia«otes’ regl0ns’ divisions, States, luiu, 40b0

whfiat $tate te^ators think about school finance, opinion survey of State legis- 6022e education committee chairmen,

Static, subsonic and supersonic static aero-dynamic characteristics of bulbous base

cones measured with magnetic suspen-sion and balance system, 5785

Static inverters, see Inverters.Statistical background information related

to general revenue sharing, 5205Statistical processes:

detection of nonlinear transfer functions by use of Gaussian statistics, 5853

generalized research analysis statistical system, 4897

Statistical publications, see names of depart-ments, etc., issuing publications.

Statistics, see subjects.Statutes, see Law.Steam, effect of initial gas temperature on

parameters and thermal efficiency of nu-clear steam-and gas installations, USSR study, 5674

Steel:basic steel manufacturing, employee com-

pensation and payroll hours, 5729physicochemical phase analysis methods

for steels and alloys, USSR study, 5688 plane stress fracture resistance of one

steel sheet and two titanium sheet al-loys, 5987short-term hot hardness characteristics of

rolling-element steels, 5847see also Stainless steel—also names of

manufactured articles.Steepest ascent method, see Steepest descent method.Steepest descent method, comparison of a dis-

crete steepest ascent method with confin- uous steepest ascent method for optimal programing, 5822

Stenberg, Carl W., new grass roots govern-ment? decentralization and citizen par-ticipation in urban areas, 4827

Stewart, Harold A., rake angle for planing hard maple determined best by depth of chipped grain, 5528

Stilbestrol, see Diethylstilbestrol.Stiffeners (aircraft) :

virbratlon characteristics of Z-ring-stiffened 60° conical shell models of plane-tary entry spacecraft, 5824

Stockdale, floods, how to avoid damages, North Charleroi, Speers, Dunlevy, Allen-port, Roscoe, Elco, Washington County. Pa., 5404 ’

STOL (short takeoff and landing), see Air- plane.Storage, see names or classes of articles stored.Storekeepers, 3 & 2, rate training manual, 5975

see also Aviation storekeeper.Storms, Lake Michigan snow squalls in-

crease annual precipitation in Udell Hills, 5532see also Hurricanes.

Stoudt, Jerome H., ecological factors affect-ing waterfowl production in Saskatchewan parklands, 6083

Strains and stresses:buckling of electroformed conical shells

under hydrostatic pressure, 4893cyclic creep and fatigue of TD-NICr

(thoria-dispersion-strengthened nickel- ?o™^iuS>UTD~Ni and NiCr sheet at 1200 C, 5855

dynamic response of 0V-1A aircraft to soft field landings, 4891

finite element analysis of notched tensile specimens in plane stress, 5977

finite element procedure for nonlinear pre-buckling and initial postbuckling analy-


Index

Strains and stresses—Continued inductive sensing technique advancement

for metal fatigue detection, 4894 mechanics of load transfer at flber/matrix

interface, 5832plane stress fracture resistance of one steel

sheet and two titanium sheet alloys, 5987


see also Shear (mechanics).Straps, strapping, and components, Federal

item identification guide, change, 5313Stratification:

temperature prediction in stratified water mathematical model-user’s manual, 5441

thermal stratification and water quality in reservoirs, predictive model, suppl., 5441

Stratified Primitive Area, designate part of Washakie Wilderness, hearings, 5175

Stratigraphy:contributions to stratigraphy, 5579Cretaceous rocks and Tertiary Ojo Alamo

sandstone, Navajo and Hopi Indian re-servations, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah, 5587

Stratosphere:EXAMETNET, first 5 years, 1966-70, 5805 investigation of moisture content in the

stratosphere, USSR study, 5669Stream pollution, see Water pollution. Streams, see Rivers.Stress (psychological), see Tension.Stresses (mechanical), see Strains and

stresses.Strikes and lockouts, national emergency dis-

putes 1971-72 legislation, hearings, 5278 Strontium, atomic energy levels derived from

analyses of optical spectra, 5882Structural engineering, see Building. Structural models, see Models (structural). Student loan program see Students.Students:

Army graduate student program, 4895 availability of pupil personnel specialists

to public schools, fall 1968, 5363 estimates and projections of special target


graduate student support and manpower resources in graduate science education, 5959

student loan insurance fund, 1970, finan-cial statements, GAO examination, 5564

undergraduate enrollment in 2-year and 4-year colleges, Oct. 1970, 5015

Study of securities industry, 5178—80 Subarctic regions, fire in northern environ-

ment, symposium proceedings, 5516Submarine Medical Center, see Naval Sub-

marine Medical Center.Subsidences (earth movements) :

subsidence in Bunker Hill-San Timoteo area, southern Calif., 5592

Sudia, Cecelia E., youth reporters discuss legal age restrictions, 5028

Sugar maple, see Maple.Sulfation, neutradesulfating treatment proc-

ess for acid mine drainage, 5427Sulfides, mass spectra and analytical correla-

tions for 32 alkyl aryl sulfides, 5763Sulfur dioxide, reaction cell improvements

in mercury substitution-nuclear detection sulfur dioxide stack gas monitor, 4916

Sullivan, A. M., plane stress fracture resist-ance of one steel sheet and two titanium sheet alloys, 5987

Summary of floods in United States during 1970, 5595

Summit Lake Palute Reservation, see Palute Indians.

Sun, environmental torques on short-term attitude prediction for rolling-wheel space-craft In a sun-synchronous orbit, effect, 5829

Sun River Canyon, Mont.:geology of Sun River Canyon area, north-

western Montana (series), 5589pre-Quaternary rocks in Sun River Can-

yon area, northwestern Montana, 5589Superconductivity, electronic density of

states, 5885Superior, Lake:

pesticide Inputs and levels, Minnesota waters, Lake Superior basin, 5436

pollution, Lake Superior and its tributary basin, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, conference proceedings, 5416

Superior National Forest, wilderness ecology, virgin plant communities of Boundary Waters Canoe Area, 5540

Supersonic aerodynamics, see Aerodynamics.Supplementary aeration of lagoons in rig-

orous climate areas, 5448Supplementary medical Insurance, see Old

age survivors, disability, and health in-surance.

Supreme Court, cases adjudged, UnitedStates reports, 6117—18

Surface mining, see Mines and mining.Surface water, see Water.Surfaces:

effects of surface contamination on in-frared emissivity and visible-light scat-tering of highly reflective surfaces at cryogenic temperatures, 5831

scattering from periodic corrugated sur-face, semi-infinite inhomogeneously filled plates—


surface effect vehicle engineering test procedures, 5381

Surgery :cybernetics in surgery, USSR study, 5660Hospital and surgical insurance coverage,

1968, United States, 5897Surgical needles, Federal item identification

guide, change, 5330Surplus Government property, see Surplus

property.Surplus military property, see Surplus prop-

erty.Surplus property:

donable surplus property program, hear-ings, 5259

surplus property utilization program, 5601 Survey of alternate methods for cooling con-

denser discharge water, total community considerations in utilizations of rejected Ii5440

Surveying instruments, drafting, surveying, and mapping instruments, Federal item identification guide, 5308

Surveys, see subjects of surveys.Survival, survival of food crops and live-

stock in event of nuclear war, proceedings of symposium, 4902

Suspension bridges, see Bridges.Sweden, economic trends and their implica-

tions for United States, 5642Sweeteners, economics of sweetener market-

ing, annotated bibliography of selected references, 5357finishing floor for 400 pigs, farm building

plan, 4848hogs and pigs, 10 corn belt States, 6114

Switzerland, background notes, 6093 Sycamore Canyon Wilderness, designate,

hearings, 5175 ,Symposiums, AEC symposium series, 4902

see also names or subjects of symposiums.Synchronizers, analysis of threshold charac-

teristics of synchronous-phase demodula-tor, USSR study, 5667

Synidotea, see Isopods.Synthesis, synthesis in hydrology (series),

5586Synthetic organic chemicals, see Organic

compounds.


Apri l 1972

Syracuse, N.Y., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4944

Systematics, see Biology.Systems, see names or types of systems, e.g.

Control system.Systems Research and Development Service,

report FAA—RD series, 6119—21T

Tables (compilation) :aluminum wire tables, 5880

Tabulation, voluntary standards, Industry standards, International recommendations and certification programs for consumer products, 5888

Tahoe, Lake, eutrophication of surface waters, Lake Tahoe, Indian Creek Reser-voir, 5430

Take-off (aircraft) :ground noise measurements during land-

ing, take-off and flyby operations of 4- engine turbopropeller STOL airplane, 5817 . T .Talawa, Lake, flood plain information, Lake

Earl-Lake Talawa and lower Smith River, Del Norte County, Calif., 5390

Talc, minerals yearbook chapter, 5765Tanana River, hydrology of Glenn Creek

watershed, Tanana River basin, central Alaska, 5380

Tankers •estimated international flow of petroleum

and tanker utilization, 5997Tank vessel act, amend, hearings, 5236

Tariff:duty-free entry of gifts from servicemen in combat zones, law, 5118

popular tourist items, 1972 rates of duty, 5296 , , ,

see also names or classes of articles im-ported or exported.

Tariffs and trade, general agreement on, see general agreement on tariffs and trade.

Task analysis, stability of consolidated job descriptions based on task inventory sur-vey information, 4859

Tax credits, Investment credit, tax informa-tion, 5632

Tax exemptions, District of Columbia chari-table trusts and split-interest trusts, facili-tate amendment of governing instruments to conform to requirements of Internal rev-enue code, law, 5085

Taxation:double, convention with Norway, mes-

sage from the President, 5212State and local banks, study report, 5232 tax Information, depreciation, amortiza-

tion, and depletion, 5628see also Excise taxes—Income tax.

Taxes, see Income tax.Taylor, Charles E., aerial photographs in

National Archives, list, 5877Taylor, John K., Interaction nitrilo triacetic

acid with suspended and bottom material, 5434

Teachers:career education in environment, hand-

book, 5365social seminar film discussion guide, Mr.

Edler’s class, elementary class room techniques for drug discussions, 5922

Teaching:educational R & D programs conducted

by laboratories and centers, 5366social seminar film discussion guide, what

is teaching? what is learning? applied to drug education, 5923

Technical assistance, aviation technical as-sistance, 5454

Technical education:annual report, 5376review and synthesis of research on vo-

cational and technical education for rural disadvantaged, 5373

Technical manuals, Army Department, 4888 Technical notes:

Census Bureau, 5024National Aeronautics and Space Adminis-

tration, 5816-60National Bureau of Standards, 5888—91

Technical progress reports, Mines Bureau, 5766-67

Technical reports:Air Force Human Resources Laboratory,

4859Army Air Mobility Research and Develop-

ment Laboratory, 4889—94Cold Regions Research and Engineering,

5384Natick Laboratories, 4884National Aeronautics and Space Adminis-

tration, 5861-62National Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad-

ministration, 5946—47Nuclear Cratering Group, 5409—10Waterways Experiment Station, 5414

Technical translations, National Aeronau-tics and Space Administration, 5863-68

Technicians, scientific and technical per-sonnel in Industry, 1969, report, 5715

Technology:Smithsonian studies In history and tech-

nology, 6065utilization (series), 5807, 5809 see also subjects.

Telecommunications, see Radio communica-tion.

Telemetry, biological telemetry, USSR study, 5683

Telephone:application guide for preparation of de-

tailed common control central office equipment requirements, 6046

audit of REA borrowers’ accounting rec-ords, 6042

directories—House of Representatives, 5137State Department, International Devel-

opment Agency, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. 6100

engineering and construction manual, 6046 materials acceptable on systems of REA

borrowers, list, 6044Telephone poles, see Poles.Telescopes, see Spaceborne telescopes.Temperature:

effect of specimen size and low tempera-ture on waterstop test results, investi-gation of nonmetallic waterstops, 5414

inexpensive temperature-gradient incuba-tor, 5531

measurements of sea surface temperature on eastern Pacific Continental Shelf using airborne infrared radiometry, 5052

properties of seawater and its concentrates and related solutions at temperatures up to 400° F., 5624

relationship of temperatures to boll weevil complex populations in Arizona, 4854


see also Heat transfer—Water tempera-ture.

Temporary Emergency Court of Appeals, see Emergency Court of Appeals.

Ten terrific hangover cures, 5924Tenebrionidae, see Beetles.Tennessee, Income limits for sec. 221(d)(3)

below-market interest rate housing and exception limits for sec. 235—236 hous-ing, 5615

Tennessee River and Valley: concentration by competing raw fuel in-

dustries in energy market and its im-pact on small business, hearings, 5199

forest Inventory statistics, 1970, 125 Ten-nessee Valley counties, 6129


Ind ex

Tennessee Valley Authority: financial statements, GAO examination,

5145 forestry bulletin, 6129

Tensile strength, see Strains and stresses.Tension: ___ x ,stress in flight, USSR study, stress

(psychological), 5677 visual evoked cortical response as meas-

ure of stress in naval environments, methodology and analysis, slow flash rates, 5744

Terminals (transportation) :air traffic control handbook, 4873 terminal navigational facilities, airport

design standards, site requirements, 4874 x t

Termites, subterranean termites, their pre-vention and control in buildings, 4840

Terrain, dynamic response of OV-1A air-craft to soft field landings, 4891

Terrestrial magnetism, gravity and mag-netic evidence of lithology and structure in Gulf of Maine region, 5590

Tertiary period, stratigraphy of Cretaceous rocks and Tertiary Ojo Alamo sandstone, Navajo and Hopi Indian reservations, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, 5587

Test equipment, see Testing apparatus.Testing: ,


testing methods and techniques, environ-mental testing compilation, 5812

see also names of departments, etc., doing testing—also names of substances or objects tested.

Testing apparatus, preferred general pur-pose electronic test equipment, military standard, 5342

Testing machines, see Testing apparatus.Tests, see types, or names of tests.Texas:

electric rate book, 5467income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below-


Textiles, flammable fabrics and other fire hazards to older Americans, hearings, 5219

see also names of textiles.Therapeutics:

diet therapy management, Army technical manual, 4888

information model of therapeutic process, USSR study, 5693

Therapy, see Therapeutics.Thermal conductivity, see Heat transfer.Thermal cycling, distinctive features in

analysis of cycles of gas-turbine atomic power plants, USSR study, 5673

Thermal gradients, see Temperature.Thermal pollution, see Water pollution.Thermal protection, experimental boundary-

layer edge Mach numbers for 2 space shuttle orbiters at hypersonic speeds, 5826

Thermal stability, see Stability.Thermal stratification, see Stratification.Thermodynamics :

compressed gas handbook, 5806 thermodynamic properties of hydrogen-

helium plasmas, 5774Thin film oxygen partial pressure sensor,

5790Thinning of forests, see Forest thinning.Thomas, Harold E., hydraulic fracturing of

Wyoming Green River oil shales, field ex-periments, phase 1, 5757

Thompson, T. E., magnetostriction and mag-netoelastic quantum oscillations in p-type lead telluride, 5843

Thoria, see Thorium oxide.Thorium, Mach 1 oxidation of thoriated

nickel chromium at 1204°C (2200°F), 5825

Thorium oxide, cyclic creep and fatigue of TD-NiCr (thoria-dispersion-strengthened nickel-chromium), TD—Ni, and NiCr sheet at 1200 C, 5855

Thousand Oaks, Calif., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4922

Three-dimensional scattered fields from ocean bottom, 5985

Thrombosis, fluid mechanics of thrombus formation, 5789

Thurm, Richard H., for relief of sick and dis-abled, U.S. Public Health Service Hospital at Boston, 1799-1969, 5602

TIAS series, 6101-10Timber, specification for wood crossarms

(solid and laminated) transmission timber and pole keys to be purchased by REA borrowers, 6045

Time :finite-time stability of linear discrete-time

systems, 5976time and temperature dependent modulus

of pyrrone and polyimide moldings, 5792

Time deposits, time and savings deposits, changes, 5490

Tinicum Environmental Center, establish, hearings, 5192

Tires, pneumatic, inner tube, Federal item identification guide, change, 5318

Titanium:effects of carbon on mechanical properties

of titanium beta-alloy weld joints, USSR study, 5691

ingot and mill products, and castings, cur-rent industrial reports, 5014

minerals yearbook chapter, 5768plane stress fracture resistance of one

steel sheet and two titanium sheet alloys, 5987

Titanium tetrachloride, comparative evalua-tion of various methods of refining titan-ium tetrachloride, USSR study, 5665

Tobacco, tobacco industry and pollution, progress report, 5910

Toiyabe National Forest, South Sierra Divi-sion, general information, 5553

Toledo, Ohio, employment profiles of selected low-income areas, 4997

Tomato fruitworm, see Bollworms.Topeka, Kans., census of population and

housing, 1970, census tracts, 4991Torque:

correlation of windage-loss data for Lundell alternator, 5856

environmental torques on short-term at-titude prediction for rolling-wheel spacecraft in a sun-synchronous orbit, effect, 5829

Torres-Reyes, Ricardo, Mesa Verde National Park, administrative history, 5953

Tourists, popular tourist items, 1972 rates of duty, 5296

Toward the new, report on better foods and nutrition from agricultural research, 4835

Tractors, tractor operators, job grading standard, 5042

Trade, see Commerce—also names or classes of commodities.

Trademarks, code of Federal regulations, 5481

Tradition, Ethnic heritage studies act, hearing, 5159

Traffic control, see Air traffic.Traffic safety, see Safety of life.Training: . .education and training programs admin-

istered by VA, hearings, 5202handbook for upgrading low-skilled work-

ers, 5711selection, training, and compatibility of spaceship crews, USSR study, 5676

training cost model, 5046 see also Naval education.


Apri l 1972

Trajectories, determination of optimum com-position and program of trajectory meas-urements, 5868

Transfer functions, detection of nonlinear transfer functions by use of Gaussian statistics, 5853

Transfer of heat, see Heat transfer.Transformations (mathematics) :

calculations of turbulent boundary layers with heat transfer and pressure gra-dient utilizing compressibility trans-formation—



Transformers, see Electric transformers. Transit systems, see Local transit.Transitions, electromagnetic multiple tran-

sitions in recoupling picture, or electron scattering without curls, 5891

Translations, technical, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 5863—68

Transmission lines, see Electric lines.Transmissions, transmission chain, Federal

item identification guide, change, 5331 Transonic flow, see Flow.Transonic speed, see Air speed. _Transparent materials, multicolor micro-

chart/map transparencies, navigation dis-play, military standard, 5341

Transport properties :electronic density of states, 5885random walk study of electron motion in

helium in crossed electromagnetic fields, 5854

Transport safety needs in 1972 (address), 5965

Transportation:code of Federal regulations, 5487—89Emergency commuter relief act of 1971,

hearings, 5225emergency urban mass transit legislation,

subsidies to State and local governments for continued transit system operations, hearings, 5225

metropolitan transportation planning semi-nars, Denver, Colo., Nov. 30—Dec. 1, 1970, 6133

motor and other transportation firms under Fair labor standards act, 6143

publications, price list, 6025services for older Americans, program au-

thorized, hearings, 5160statistics in United States, 5651—52 transport safety needs in 1972 (address),

5965Transportation Department:

annual report, 61311st annual report of Secretary of Trans-

portation on hazardous materials con-trol, 6132

Transverse waves, transverse wave tubes as high efficiency microwave amplifiers, 4881

Travel:International travel act of 1961, amend,

hearings, 5235transport safety needs In 1972 (address),

5965Travel agencies, see Travel agents.Travel agents, Federal regulation of travel

agency industry, hearings, 5235Treasury Department:

annual report, statistical appendix— departmental edition, 6138 document edition, 5138

management improvement progress— fiscal year 1968, report, 6134 fiscal year 1969, report, 6135 fiscal year 1970, report, 6136

25 years of progress in management im-provement, fiscal year 1971, report, 6139

Treaties, treaties and other internationalacts series, 6101—10

Tree seeds, see Seeds.

Trees:forest trees seed orchards, industry, State

and Federal forest tree seed orchards in United States, directory, 5520

site-index comparison for tree species in northern Minnesota, 5542

thinning pole-sized aspen has no effect on number of veneer trees or total yield, 5533

tree grades for eastern white pine, 5545 trees and shrubs of Bartlett Experimen-

tal Forest, Carroll County, New Hamp-shire, 5544

see also Christmas trees.Triplehorn, Charles A., review of genus

Zopherus of the world (Coleoptera: Tene- brionidae), review, 6062

Troy, N.Y., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4941

Trust Territory of Pacific Islands, economic development loan fund, appropriations, increase, report, 5150

Trusts and trustees, legal investments for trust funds in District of Columbia, list, 5350

Truth in lending, see Credit.Tubes, hose, pipe, and tubing, Federal item

identification guide, change, 5317see also Microwave tubes—also names of

metals, etc., of which tubes are made.Tubing, see Tubes.Tucson, Ariz., census of population and hous-

ing, 1970, census tracts, 4992Tunnels, deep tunnels in hard rock, solution

to combined sewer overflow and flooding problems, 5423

Turbines:analysis and comparison of wall cooling

schemes for advanced gas turbines ap-plications, 5848

distinctive features in analysis of cycles of gas-turbine atomic powerplants, USSR study, 5673

predicted characteristics of optimized se-ries hybrid conical hydrostatic ball bear-ing, 5837

see also Engines (aircraft).Turbo propeller engines, see Engines (air-

craft).Turboalternators, nuclear Brayton turboal-

ternator-compressor (TAC) conceptual design study, 5796

Tubojet engines, see Engines (aircraft).Turbopropeller engines, see Engines (air-

craft).Turboramjet engines, see Engines (aircraft).Turbulent boundary layer, see Boundary

layer.Turing machines, synthesis of monogenic

iterative arrays of machines, 4880Turkey, background notes, 6094Turkeys, fowl plague, beware of this deadly

foreign disease, 4852Tyrrell, Miles E. fabrication and cost evalu-

ation of experimental building brick from waste glass, 5764

UUdell Hills, Lake Michigan snow squalls In-

crease annual precipitation in Udell Hills, 5532

Upgrading low-skilled workers, handbook, 5711Ultrathin membranes for reverse osmosis water desalination, 5622

Ultraviolet light, see Light.Ultraviolet rays, formation of amino acids

on irradiation of fog containing formal-dehyde and ammonium nitrate with UV light, USSR study, 5675

Umina, Anthony, development of stable leav-ening system, 4884

Un-American activities, National Peace Ac-tion Coalition (NPAC) and Peoples Coali-tion for Peace & Justice, investigation, hearings, 5177


Inde x

Underdeveloped areas:aviation technical assistance, 5454 developing world and USDA’s contribu-

tions, 1971 report, 4853metrology and standardization in less de-

veloped countries, role of national capa-bility for industrializing economics, seminar proceedings, 5887

Undergraduates, see Students.Underwater research, see Oceanography.Underwater sound, see Sound.Unemployed:

employment security programs, Federal- State funds to finance cost of adminis-tering, law, 5130

Unemployment, see Unemployed.Unemployment compensation, see Unemploy-

ment insurance.Unemployment insurance:

District of Columbia unemployment com-pensation act, amend, law, 5117

Federal-State unemployment compensa-tion program, extend, law, 5130

unemployment insurance financial data, 1938-70, handbook, State coverage, 6140

use of “Reed act” funds for certain ad-ministrative purposes, law, 5130

Unequal school practices, hearings, 5241 Uniformed services, see Armed Forces.Uniformed Services University of Health Sci-

ences, establish, hearing, 5224Uniforms, Coast Guard Auxiliary, uniform,

awards, and flag code manual, 5047Union of Soviet Socialist Republics:

agricultural science in new 5-year plan, USSR study, 5689

all-Union conference and congresses, con-trol problems, USSR, 5682

Congress of Communist Party, 24th meet-ing, stenographic reports, 5655—57

history, 5700international negotiation, some operational

principles of Soviet foreign policy, mem-orandum, 5260

role of atomic power engineering in de-velopment of USSR power engineering, 5672

Union Township, Pa., floods, how to avoid damages, 5405

Union wages, see Wages.United Nations, conference, single conven-

tion on narcotic drugs, 1961 addition of propiram to schedule 2, notification, 6108

United States:Note:—For all subjects pertaining to the

United States, except its government, general history, and description, see such subjects.

becoming a citizen series—our American way of life, 5616our United States, 5617

catalog of nautical charts, 5967% of our land, national inventory, 4851

United States Postal Service, Morgan Annex property, transfer to New York City, hear-ing, 5195

Universities, see Colleges and universities.Upper John Day project, Oregon, reclama-

tion feasibility studies, law, 5105Urban areas, see Cities and towns.Urban life, see Cities and towns.Urban renewal, see Redevelopment (city

planning, etc.)Urie, Dean H., Lake Michigan snow squalls


USAAMRDL technical reports, 4889-91USAAVLABS technical reports, 4892-94USAFI, see Armed Forces Institute.USDA, see Agriculture Department.Use of blue gills to detect zinc, 5451

Usry, J. W., drag of a supercritical body of revolution in free flight at transonic speeds and comparison with wind-tunnel data, 5827

USSR, see Union of Soviet Socialist Re-publics.

Utah :census of housing, 1970, general housing

characteristics, 4955census of population, 1970, general social

and economic characteristics, 4966income limits for sec. 221(d) (3) below-


Utility companies, see Electric utilities.UV, see Ultraviolet rays.

VA, see Veterans Administration.Valves:

high-capacity, compact vortex valve for increasing stability of supersonic mixed- compression inlets, 5860

pumps, valves, and compressors, global market survey, 5648

Vapors : „ .vapor-liquid equilibria data for 2 helium- nitrogen-methane mixtures from 76.5° to 164° K and pressures to 1,200 PSIA, 5759

vapor phase growth system and its use in preparation of III—V compound semi-conductors, 5776

Vegetables:irradiation of fruits and vegetables, an-

nual report, 4903radiation technology in conjunction with

postharvest procedures as means of ex-extending shelf life of fruits and vege-tables, 4917

Vegetation, wilderness ecology, virgin plant communities of Boundary Waters Canoe area, 5540

Vehicles:surface effect vehicle engineering test pro-

cedures, 5381vehicular and aircraft furniture and ac-

cessories, Federal item identification guide, change, 5332

see also Air cushion vehicles—Spacecraft.Veloz, Nicholas, Mound City Group National

Monument interpretive prospectus, 5951Veneers, thinning pole-size aspen has no

effect on number of veneer trees or total yield, 5533

Venezuela, economy, basic data, 5060Ventura. Calif., census of housing, 1970,

block statistics, 4922Venus (planet) :

thin-shock-layer solution for nonequi-librium Inviscid hypersonic flows in earth, Martian, and venuslan atmos-pheres, 5820

Vermont:census of housing, 1970, general housing

characteristics, 4956income limits for sec. 221 (d) (3) below-

market interest rate housing and excep-tion limits for sec. 235-236 housing 5615


Vesic, Aleksandar S., quarrying with nuclear explosive, 5409

Vessels, see Ships.Veterans:dependency and indemnity compensation

payment, liberalize, law, 5103drug addiction and abuse among military

veterans, 1971, hearings, 5290education and training programs for vet-

erans and for certain of their depend-ents, hearings, 5202


April 1972

Veterans—Continuedpensions, disability and death pension,

liberalize, law, 5104reemployment rights of Federal employees

who perform duty in Armed Forces, 5035

try Employment Service, 5712veteran preference in Federal employment,

handbook for veterans’ counselors, 5044Vietnam era veterans in Federal employ-

ment, as you were, 5043see also Life insurance.

Veterans Administration:education and training programs admin-

istered by VA, hearings, 5202information bulletins IB series, 6141

Veterans Affairs Committee, House, hear-ings, 5202

Veterans Affairs Committee, Senate, hear-ings, 5290

Veterans Canteen Service, examination of financial statements, GAO examination, 5565

Veterans hospitals, Veterans’ Administra-tion hospital, San Antonio, Tex., change name to Audie L. Murphy Memorial Vet-erans’ Hospital, law, 5089

Veterinary instruments and apparatus, X-ray equipment and supplies, medical, dental and veterinary, Federal item identification guide, change, 5333

Vibration :determination of fixed-base natural fre-quency of multiple-foundation mechani-cal systems by shake test, 5980


vibration characteristics of Z-ring-stiffened 60° conical shell models of planetary entry spacecraft, 5824


Viehmann, Walter, effects of surface con-tamination on infrared emissitivity and visible-light scattering of highly reflective surfaces at cryogenic temperatures, 5831

Vietnam :agricultural commodities, agreement, 6104problems being experienced in dependent


servicemen in combat zones, duty-free entry of gifts, law, 5118

Vietnam era veterans in Federal employ-ment, as you were, 5043

Vietti, David, laboratory procedures, analysis for waste-water treatment plant operators, 6144

Virgin Islands, income limits for sec. 221(d) (3) below-market interest rate housing and exception limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5615

Virginia:congressional districts, 93d Congress, 5002income limits for sec. 221(d) (3) below-


Visa Office, annual report, 6099Viscous flow, see Flow.Vision, see Sight.Visual acuity, see Sight.Visual aids, prevention of aircraft loss of

control using simple head-up display, 6121Vital statistics:

data evaluation and methods research, 5896

data from National Health Survey, 5897- 5900

Vlaanderen, Russell B., intergovernmental re-lations and goveranee of education, 6008

Vlajinac, M., subsonic and supersonic static aerodynamic characteristics of bulbous base cones measured with magnetic sus-pension and balance system, 5785

Vocational education:act of 1963, amend, hearing, 5159annual report, 5376review and synthesis of research on voca-

tional and technical education for rural disadvantaged, 5373

Vocational rehabilitation, see Rehabilitation of the disabled.

Voelkel, K. G., joint treatment of municipal sewage and pulp mill effluents, 5425

Vogelsong, Diana, U.S. Office of Education support for arts and humanities, 1972, 5375

Void, Carl L., computer program for deter-mining polycrystalline elastic moduli from single-crystal elastic constants, 5988

Voltage:BOLOVAC, systems for measuring electri-

cal currents from 0.5 MHz through microwaves, 5881

megavolt energy densifier, USSR study, 5666

von Hardenberg, Paul W., ground test evalua-tion of Sikorsky active transmission iso-lation system, 4889

VORLOC II FAR-part 171 compliance test, 6119

V/STOL (vertical or short takeoff and land-ing) , see Aircraft.

W

Waffen, Leslie C., minutes, trial notes, and rolls of attorneys of U.S. Circuit Court for Southern District of New York, 1790-1841, microcopy, pamphlet describing, 5873

Wages:area surveys—

Boise City, Idaho, 5726Burlington, Vt., 5724Columbus, Ohio, 5718Dallas, Tex., 5725Fort Worth, Tex., 5720Indianapolis, Ind., 5722Kansas City, Mo., 5717Portland, Maine, 5721Salt Lake City, Utah, 5723Waterloo, Iowa, 5719

employee compensation and payroll hours, basic steel manufacturing, 5729

industry wage surveys and union wage rate studies, 5727

minimum, increase under Federal labor standards act, hearings, 5276

minimum wage and maximum hours standards under Fair labor standards act, 5377

statistics 1939—70, States and areas, 5714 wage calendar, 5716

Wakes, exploratory investigation of sound pressure level in wake of oscillating air-foil in vicinity of stall, 5793

Wald, F., cadmium telluride detectors, 4912Walker, Richard C., relief, 5114Walker, Robert H., basic data on economy of

Belgium, 5067Wallace, Jerry L., selected photographs of

Calvin Coolidge, 1917-43, 5875Walls:

analysis and comparison of wall cooling schemes for advanced gas turbine ap-plications, 5848

analysis of heat transfer in porous cooled wall with variable pressure and tempera-ture, along coolant exit boundary, 5842

Walnut:black walnut, effects of soil moisture, tex-

ture, and nutrient levels on growth of black walnut, 5543

continuing weed control benefits young planted black walnut, 5534

Walnut River, chemical quality of water in Walnut River basin, south-central Kansas, 5598

Walsh, John E., establishing business in Singapore, 5065


Ind ex

Wang, K. P., mineral industry of Burma, 5749War soldier and brave, historic places as-sociated with Indian affairs and Indian wars in trans-Mississippi, West, 5954

War and emergency powers, war powers leg-islation, hearings, 5257

War Department, collection of Revolutionary War records, 1775-90’s, miscellaneous numbered records, manuscript file, pam-phlet describing microcopy, 5874

Warfare, see Atomic warfare.Warm air furnaces, see Furnaces.Warwick, R. I., census of housing, 1970,

block statistics, 4946Washakie Wilderness, include Stratified

Primitive Area, hearings, 5175Washington, D.C., see Capital of United

States—District of Columbia.Washington County, Pa., floods, how to avoid

damages, 5402-5Washington State: ...census of housing, 1970, detailed housing

characteristics, 4957Christmas tree directory, growers, whole-

salers, and retailers, 5515income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below-

market interest rate housing and excep-tion limits for sec. 235-236 housing, 5615 , „sedimentary and igneous rocks of Grays River quadrangle, 5577

Wasps, Bredln-Archbold-Smithsonian survey of Domimica, aculeate wasps (Hymenop- tera Scolioidea, Vespoidea, Pompiloidea,

‘ Sphecoidea), 6063Waste disposal:combustion disposal of manure wastes and

utilization of residue, 5766feedlot waste management, why and how,

5418solid waste disposal program in District of Columbia, hearings, 5240

see also Waste treatment.Waste heat:

development and demonstration of low- level drift instrumentation, 5443

heated surface jet discharged into flowing ambient stream, 5442


Waste products:combustion disposal of manure wastes and

utilization of residue, 5766demonstration grant program has limited

impact on national solid waste disposal problem, Environmental Protection Agency, GAO report, 5560

feedlot waste management, why and how, 5418

joint treatment of municipal sewage and gulp mill effluents, 5425

ution of subsurface water by sanitary ' landfills, 5420solid waste disposal program for District

of Columbia, 5240solid waste management series, 5420see also Waste treatment—Waste Water.

Waste treatment:advanced waste treatment and water reuse

symposium, 5415joint treatment of municipal sewage and

pulp mill effluents, 5425laboratory procedures, analysis for waste-

water treatment plant operators, 6144phosphorus removal by activated sludge

plant, 5444quick biochemical oxygen demand test,

5435survey of alternate methods for cooling

condenser discharge water, total com-munity considerations in utilization of rejected heat, 5440

see also Waste products.

Waste water:airphoto analysis of ocean outfall disper-

sion, 5439feasibility studies of applications of cata-

lytic oxidation in wastewater, 5445feasibility study of regenerative fibers for

water pollution control, 5446phosphorus removal by activated sludge

plant, 5444quick biochemical oxygen demand test,

5435see also Water purification.

Waste water treatment plant operators, see Sewage plant operators.

Wastewater, see Waste water.Water:

conservation, % of our land, national in-ventory, 4851

cooling water for support of electronic equipment, interface standard for ship-board systems, military standards, no-tice, 5343

effect of postharvest hot-water treatments on spoilage of cranberries in storage, 4846

eutrophication of surface waters, Lake Tahoe, Indian Creek Reservoir, 5430

ground water, geology and ground water system in Gila River phreatophyte proj-ect area, Graham County, Ariz., 5588

interaction of nitrilotriacetic acid with suspended and bottom material, 5434

investigations concerning probable impact of nitrilotriacetic acid on ground water, 5438

one-dimensional water flow through snow, 5379

quality, chemical quality of water in Wal-nut River basin, south-central Kansas, 5598

resources—California, 5593development proposals, Interior Dept,

to investigate feasibility, law, 5105Missouri, 5594

saline water research and development progress reports, 5622-27

supply, determination of channel capacity of Fresno River, downstream from hid-den damsite, Madera County, Calif., 5583

surface water—quality, United States, 5599records to Sept. 30, 1970, index South

Atlantic slope and eastern Gulf of Mexico basins, 5582

thermal stratification and water quality in reservoirs, predictive model, suppl., 5441

water, man, and nature, symposium, 6038 water management at its best, Water and

Land Supervisors’ 13th conference, Sept. 27—Oct. 1, 1971, Santa Fe, N. Mex., 6039

water supply papers, 5595-99see also headings beginning Water.

Water birds:ecological factors affecting waterfowl pro-

duction in Saskatchewan parklands, 6083

Migratory bird hunting stamp act, amend—

hearing, 5234 law, 5120

Water carriers, bulk carriers in world fleet, oceangoing merchant type ships of 1,000 gross tons and over (excludes vessels on Great Lakes), list, 5732

Water pollution:Calvert Cliffs decision, its origin and after-

math, selected materials on Atomic Energy Commission rules conflicting with Water quality improvement act, 5132

development and demonstration of low- level drift instrumentation, 5443


Apri l 1972

Water pollution—Continuedeffects of—

mercury pollution on halibut and Alaska fishery, hearing, 5238

studies of watershed practices on streams, 5426

feasibility study of regenerative fibers for water pollution control, 5446

Federal water pollution control act, amend, hearings, 5197

feedlot waste management, why and how, 5418

histochemical and cytophotometric assay of acid stress in freshwater fish, 5449

Lake Superior, and its tributary basin, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, con-ference proceedings, 5416

navigable waters of Dade County, Fla., and tributaries, embayments and coastal waters, conference proceedings, 5417

nuclear analytical techniques for oil-slick identification, development, 4907

pollution of subsurface water by sanitary landfills, 5420

potential pollution of Ogallala by re-charging Playa Lake water, pesticides, 5437

promote safety and protect environmental quality of ports, waterfront areas, and navigable waters of U.S., hearings, 5236

role of paper mill additives as potential stream pollutants development of nu-clear analytical techniques, 4914


use of bluegills to detect zinc, 5451water pollution control legislation, 1971,

hearings, 5197water pollution control research series

5422-51Water purification:

advanced waste treatment and water reuse symposium, 5415

humic acid removal by microflotation and gravity settling, 5627

see also Waste water.Water supply, see Water.Water temperature:


temperature prediction in stratified water mathematical model-user’s manual, 5441

Waterfowl, see Water birds.Waterfronts, promote safety and protect en-

vironmental quality of waterfront areas, hearings, 5236 *Waterloo, Iowa, area wage survey, 5719 Watersheds:

multi-purpose watershed projects, 4849 studies of effects of watershed practices on streams, 5426 1Wa5198hed field inspections- 1971> hearings, work plans, 6081see also names of rivers, etc.

Waterstops, investigation of nonmetallic waterstops, effect of specimen size and low temperature on waterstop test results,

Waterways Experiment Station : miscellaneous paper, 5413 technical report, 5414

Watts, John C., memorial services, 5080Wave Propagation Laboratory, NOAA tech-

nical report, ERL-WPL series, 5947Waves:

analysis of transient, linear wave nronaea- tion in shells by finite difference me?hfd,

nUK,C^,^cuIa1?on dispersion rela- sJS TrennRternal wavS°5978iransverse waves.

Ways and Means Committee, House: committee prints, 5203, 5205 hearings, 5204

Ways to spaceflight, 5864Weapons:

nuclear, emplacement on seabed and ocean floor and in subsoil thereof, treaty—

hearings, 5252text, 5214

systems, acquisition, hearings, 5133Weather control:


weather modification activities, reporting to Federal Government, law, 5111

Weather modification, see Weather control.Weather stations, oceanographic observa-

tions, North Atlantic Station Echo, Nov. 1967—Dec. 1968, 5054

Webbert, M. Virginia, foreign trade regu-lations of Indonesia, 5064

Weeds, continuing weed control benefits young planted black walnut, 5534

Weevils:chemosterilants screened against boll

weevil, in dipping and feeding tests, 4855

relationship of temperatures to boll weevil complex populations in Arizona, 4854

Wegstein, J. H., manual and computerizedfootprint identification, 5890

Weil, Thomas E., area handbook for Para-guay, 4886

Weimer, Jon P., consumers’ reaction to various peel oil levels in frozen concen-trated orange juice, 4847

Weiss, Leonard, finite-time stability of linear discrete-time systems, 5976

Weist, William G., jr., geology and ground-water system in Gila River phreatophyte project area, Graham County, Ariz., 5588Welding:miscellaneous welding, soldering, and

brazing supplies and accessories, Fed- era! item identification guide, 5327

pipe joint welding, rings-locklng, and mis-cellaneous hardware, Federal item identification guide, change, 5329

Welds, see Joints.Welfare, see Public welfare.Welfare funds, private welfare and pension

plan study, 1971, Interim report of activ-ities, 5216

Wells, J. Robert, talc, soapstone, and pyro-phyllite, 5765

Wengert, E. M., accelerating oak drying by presurfacing, accelerated schedules, and kiln automation, 5524

West (U.S.) :soldier and brave, historic places asso-

ciated with Indian affairs and Indian wars in trans-Mississippi, 5954

West Africa, see Africa.West Brownsville, Pa., floods, how to avoid

damages, 5402West Indies, shrimps of Smithsonian-Bredin

Caribbean expeditions with summary of West Indian shallow-water species (Crus-tacea, Decapoda, Natantia), 6060

West Virginia, income limits for sec. 221(d) (3) below-market interest rate housing and exception limits for sec. 235-236 hous-ing, 5615

Western Europe, see Europe.Western red cedar, see Cedar.Westlands water district, see Central Valiev project. *Wetlands:

increase fees for migratory bird hunting stamps as means for paying for addi-tional land for migratory waterfowl, authorize—


What is teaching? what is learning? social seminar, film dlcussion guide, 5923

What made Apollo a success ? 5804


Index

What’s so hard about feeding kids? 5500What’s your move? U.S. Coast Guard Auxil-

iary, 5055Wheat, wheat millfeeds in livestock ration, economic analysis, 5354

Wheels environmental torques on short-term attitude prediction for rolling-wheel space-craft in a sun-synchronous orbit effect,5829

White, Robert M.:addresses, etc.—

Dec. 13, 1971, 5944Dec. 29, 1971, 5948

White pine, see Pine.Whitman, Marina von N., nomination, hear-

ing, 5229 .Whole body irradiation, see Radiation.Wholesale trade, see names of commodities

and industries.Wichita, Kans.: .

census of population and housing, 1970, census tracts, 4993

watershed field inspections, 1971, hear-ings, 5198

Wild horses, see Horses.Wilder, Charles S., acute conditions, inci-

dence and associated disability, June 1968— July 1969, United States, 5899

Wilderness areas:Cabeza Prleta Wilderness proposal, Cabeza

Prleta Game Range, Ariz., 6082 designate, hearings, 5175 wilderness ecology, virgin plant commu-

nities of Boundary Waters Canoe Area, 5540

Wildlife:legislation, hearings, 5192watershed work plan for watershed pro-

tection, flood prevention, and fish and wildlife development, Rutland County, Vt., 6081

Wildlife refuges:increase fees for migratory bird hunting

stamps as means of paying for addi-tional land for migratory waterfowl, authorize—


Williams, Garnett P., aids in designing lab-oratory flumes, 5576

Wilmington, Del., census of housing, 1970, block statistics, 4929

Wiltshire, Lilas, calendar of Smithsonian Institution, 6051

Wind tunnels:drag of supercritical body of revolution in

free flight at transonic speeds and com-parison with wind-tunnel data, 5827

wind-tunnel study of slot spoilers for di-rect lift control, 5845

Winds, mixing heights, wind speeds, and po-tential for urban air pollution throughout contiguous United States, 4867

Windward Islands, Dominica, Bredin-Arch- bold-Smithsonian biological survey, 6063

Wings (aircraft) :design and evaluation of active cooling

systems for Mach 6 cruise vehicle wings, 5781

low L/D concept with fold-down wings, study to determine flight characteristics and handling qualities of variable geom-etry spacecraft, 5777

Wire, see Electric wire and wiring.Wlsander, Donald W., performance of high-

speed ball-bearings with lead-plated re-tainers in liquid hydrogen for potential use in radiation environment, 5858

Wisconsin:chemical investigation of recent lake sedi-

ment from Wisconsin lakes and their Interpretation, 5432

income limits for sec. 221(d)(3) below- market interest rate housing and limits for sec. 235—236 housing, 5615

W isconsin—Continuedprisons, prison reform, and prisoners

rights, hearings, 5189Wise, Arthur E., foundation program and

educational needs, 6006Wishkah River, flood plain information, Che-

halis, Wishkah and Hoquiam Rivers, Aber-deen-Hoquiam-Cosmopolis, Wash., 5387

Wolfe, Edward W., sedimentary and igneous rocks of Grays River quadrangle, Wash., 5577 . ,Woikovitch, Julian, fundamental limitations on V/STOL terminal guidance due to air-craft characteristics, 5778

Women, women and smoking, latest brief, 5904

Wood, see Hardwoods — Lumber — Soft-woods—also names of articles manufac-tured from wood.

Wood pulp:pulpwood in Northeast, past, present and

future, 5551pulpwood production in 1970, Northeast,

5552Woody plants, see Plants.Work:

work requirement, food stamp program, 5503

world of work in world ahead (remarks), 5713

Work measurement, work measurement and work simplification, design for organiza-tion, Implementation, and management of work study program, 4899

Workers, see Labor.Workweek, see Hours of labor.Work agricultural production and trade sta-

tistical report, 5511World Data Center A: Glaciology, glaciolog-

ical notes, acquisitions, Oct. 1, 1970-Mar. 31, 1971, list, 5585

World of plastics standards, 5886World wide airfield summaries, 5994Wortman, J. J., thin film oxygen partial

pressure sensor, 5790Wrought iron, see names of manufactured

articles.Wuth, Arthur P., relief, hearings, 5190Wyoming:


X

X-ray apparatus, X-ray equipment and sup-plies, medical, dental and veterinary, Fed-eral item identification guide, change, 5333

X-rays:developable images produced by X-rays

using nickel hypophosphite system, 5857

3d annual national conference on radiation control, new horizons, conference pro-ceedings, 6031

X-ray diffraction method for determining amount of austenite in austenlte-ferrite mixture, 5889

Year ago this week (address), 5362Yellowstone National Park, geologic story,

5578Your medicare handbook, health Insurance

for railroad retirement beneficiaries, 6032Your Navy from viewpoint of Nation’s finest

artists, 5996Youth:

youth motivation (address), 5706youth reporters discuss legal age restric-

tions, 5028youth reports series, 5028


April 1972

Yttrium, atomic energy levels derived from analyses of optical spectra, 5882

Yugoslavia:background notes, 6092economic trends and their implications for

United States, 5635

Z

Zehna, Peter W., selected methods and models in military operations research, 5992

Zero gravity, experimental investigation of laminar gas jet diffusion flames in zero gravity, 5819

Zinc:atomic energy levels derived from analyses

of optical spectra, 5882use of bluegills to detect zinc, 5451

Zinc oxide, thin film oxygen partial pressure sensor, 5790

Zirconium, atomic energy levels derived from analyses of optical spectra, 5882

Zoogeography, systematics and zoogeography of genus Synidotea (Crustacea: Isopoda) with an account of Californian species, 6061

Zoology, Smithsonian contributions to zool-ogy, 6058-64

Zoonoses. Center for Disease Control, surveil-lance, 5026

Zopherus, see Beetles.

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