Officers and employees of the United States-Con.

Cost of living, increases in, to assist in obtaining
retirement benefits protected against, by pro-
viding for the issuance of bonds-(See S.
3684.)
Downgrading, to amend the law with respect to
the preservation of basic compensation in-
(See S. 3583; H.R. 12336.)
Draft of proposed legislation regarding_-_-
Employee training for better service, report on,
from the Civil Service Commission___.
Executive branch of the Government, to provide
for an effective system of personnel admin-
istration for the (See S. 1638.)
Federal credit unions (See Credit Union;
Federal Credit Union.)

Federal-State cooperative programs financed in
whole or part by Federal funds, to amend the
law to include as creditable service performed
in-(See S. 3629.)

Female employees, married, to amend the law to
eliminate any discrimination against-(See
S. 3575.)

Hatch Act-(See Polictical activities, infra.)
Health benefits program for retired employees,
to provide a-(See S. 2575.)
Japanese ancestry, to credit internment periods
to employees of, for purposes of the Civil
Service Retirement Act and the Annual and
Sick Leave Act of 1951-(See H.R. 7810.)
Military pay, to permit, in the computation of
average salary for annuity purposes-(See
S. 2750.)
Motor vehicles, operation of, to amend the law to
provide for the defense of suits against Fed-
eral employees arising out of operation of, in
scope of employment-(See H.R. 7577; H.R.
12620.)

Moving expenses, to authorize reimbursement of
owners and tenants of lands or interests in
land acquired for projects or activities under
his jurisdiction for-(See S. 2583.)
Organizations of employees in the Federal civil
service, to amend the law with respect to the
recognition of-(See S. 3295.)

Overpayments inadvertently made, to validate,
and relieve certifying and disbursing officers
from liability-(See H.R. 900.)

Overseas activities, to improve the administra-
tion of (See H.R. 7758.)

Per diem allowance for, traveling on official busi-
ness, to increase the rates of (See H.R.
5196.)

Political activities by, in Maryland, Virginia, and
District of Columbia, permitting certain (See
S. 2931.)

Post Office (See Post Office

Postal Service.)

Department;

Quarters, household furniture and equipment,
utilities, subsistence, and laundry service to
civilian, to authorize Government agencies
to provide (See S. 3486.)

Draft of proposed legislation regarding-
Retainer pay-(See Retired-Pay, infra.)

Retired-

Health benefits program for, to provide a-
(See S. 2575.)

Pay or retainer pay, to provide persons entitled
to, to have their pay recomputed-(See H.R.
11318.)

Personnel, authorizing the employment of re-
tired personnel of the Board of Education for
the District of Columbia, by the Federal Gov-
ment (See S. 3832.)

Retirement-(See also Cost of living, supra.)
Survivor annuities, accelerating the commencing
date of―(See H.R. 8289.)

Officers and employees of the United States-Con.
Rotation in oversea assignments of civilian em-
ployees under the Defense Establishment hav-
ing career-conditional and career appoint-
ments in the competitive civil service, to pro-
vide for the (See H.R. 10695.)
Salary-

Increases, petition approving--
Overpayments, to validate the, incident to the
salary adjustment provisions of the Federal
Employees Salary Increase Act of 1955-(See
H.R. 4271.)

Sunday or holiday work-(See Department of
Agriculture-Sunday or holiday work.)
Training-(See Employee training, supra.)
Travel per diem-(See Per diem, supra.)
Travel and transportation cost for persons selected
for appointment to positions, to amend the
law to provide (See S. 3485.)
Draft of proposed legislation regarding_____
Unemployment compensation—

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Upper Black Bear Creek, works of improvement
for watershed protection and flood preven-
tion

Waurika reclamation project, to authorize the
Secretary of the Interior to construct, oper-
ate, and maintain the—(See S. 3674.)
Old Age (See also Aged; Federal old-age; Social-
Security-Old-age.)

Assistance, ceiling, concurrent resolution favoring
removal of the, in matching State funds for..
Disregard certain income in determining need for
assistance, to amend the law to provide that
the States (See S. 3371.)
Hospital and surgical care, resolution favoring

Orders (See Restraining orders.)
Ordonez, Wilhelmina-(See H.R. 1752.)

Petition praying extension of time for build-
ing a bridge across the Columbia River near__
Report of plan of development located near___
Dalles Federal reclamation project, authorizing
the Secretary of the Interior to construct,
operate, and maintain the western division
of (See S. 2195.)

Douglas McKay Dam and Reservoir-(See Green
Peter Dam, infra.)

Electric energy generated at Federal plants in that
region, guaranteeing consumers first call on—
(See S. 3880.)

Firefighting costs, to compensate the State of,

26

Designating the, as the Richard L. Neuberger
lock and dam-(See S. 3215.)

306

Conferee, appointed as___

402

O'Neal, Renato Granduc and Grazia Granduc-(See

S. 3357.)

Onur, Recep (Ali)-(See S. 3261.)

Seashore Recreation Area-(See S. 2898.)

7966.)

Morse, Wayne, attended___

Order, questions of-

Neuberger, Richard L., attended.

Louisiana and Arkansas, review of reports on___
"Our American Government, What Is It? How Does It
Function?" authorizing the printing of-(See
H. Con. Res. 607.)

Our Lady of the Lake Church-(See H.R. 5150.)
Outer Continental Shelf, draft of proposed legislation
to provide for restriction of land and water
areas for defense in the...

Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act of 1953, administra-
tion of the, for fiscal year 1959_.
Overpayments inadvertently made by the United States
to States, to validate certain, and to relieve
certifying and disbursing officers from liability
therefrom-(See S. 3363.)

Overseas Differentials and Allowances Act-(See H.R.

7758.)

Oxnard Harbor District, Port Hueneme, Calif., to au-
thorize the conveyance of real estate to the-
(See S. 3017, H.R. 8713.)
Oxygen, liquid, production, Government competition
with business, report on___.

P

Paca, Edward T.-(See S. 3075.)

Pacific Festival, authorizing and requesting the Presi-
dent to issue a proclamation with respect to
to the 1960-(See H.J. Res. 672.)

Pacific Northwest, electric energy generated at Federal
plants in that region, guaranteeing consum-
ers first call on-(See S. 3880.)

Pacific Ocean, rockets and missiles in the central Pa-
cific Ocean, memorial remonstrating against
the testing of, during January 1960___.
Pages of the Senate and the House of Representatives,
to provide for the acquisition or construction
of a building to be used as a residence for-
(See S. 3386.)

Pakistan-

Housing in, to amend the law to authorize the
guarantee of mortgage loans by the De-
velopment Loan Fund to assist (See S.
3127, S. 3864.)

Treaties between the United States and, varia-
tion in the interpretation of, may be made
only pursuant to treaty-(See H. Con. Res.
459.)
Panama Canal-

Appropriations (See also Department of Com-
merce and Related Agencies Appropriation
Act.)

Supplemental estimate__.

534

551

Canal Zone, draft of proposed legislation, Panama
Canal Company, to provide for reimburse-
ment of the Treasury by the, for the annuity
paid to the Republic of Panama..
Canal Zone Government-

221

429

Appropriations, restoration of balances with-
drawn from___.

Tort claims paid by----

11

482

482

482

15

360

73

Panama Canal Company, annuity paid to the Re-
public of Panama, to provide for reimburse-
ment of the Treasury by the, for the (See S.
3388.)

Draft of proposed legislation regarding....
Panama Canal Company and Canal Zone Govern-
ment, audit report of the, for fiscal year 1959_
Panamanian flag, declaring the opposition of the
Senate to flying the, over the Canal Zone-
(See S. Res. 275.)

Potter, Gov. Wm. E., resolution commending the
actions of, of the Canal Zone, in his dealing
with the mob by certain political elements___
Panama Canal Cash Relief Act, amending, benefits to
persons, granting additional-(See H.R.
10511.)

Panamanian flag, declaring the opposition of the Sen-
ate to flying the, over the Canal Zone-(See
S. Res. 275.)

Papic, Marija-(See S. 3153.)
Papulis, Janis-(See S. 2087.)
Paquette, Joseph R.-(See S. 2817.)
Parachuting championships at Orange, Mass., extend-
ing an invitation to hold the (See S.J. Res.
200; H.J. Res. 723.)

Parks Air Force Base, Calif., relating to persons in-
volved in negotiation of forged or fraudulent
checks issued at-(See H.R. 4390.)
Parkway, to provide for a survey of the, from the Great
Smoky Mountains National Park in North
Carolina and Tennessee to the Mammoth Cave
National Park in Kentucky, and the Natchez
Trace Parkway in Tennessee-(See S. 3495.)
Parliamentary conference— (See Canada-United States
Interparliamentary; North Atlantic Treaty
Organization.)

Pascali, Chrysostomos (Paschalis) — (See S. 3453.)
Pasco, Mary E., to pay a gratuity to-(See S. Res. 381.)
Passenger Train Service Act of 1960-(See S. 2935, S.

Palm oil, report on disposition of__
Pan American Health Organization, to authorize the
purchase of property in the District of Colum-
bia for a headquarters site (See S.J. Res.
115.)

Pan American Union, anniversary of the founding of
the, extending greetings of the Senate on
the (See S. Res. 304.)

Patents-

Acquisition and disposition of, on inventions made
chiefly through the expenditure of public
funds, to establish a policy for-(See S. 3350.)
Information relating to, to clarify the authority of
the Commissioner of Patents to compile, pub-
lish, and disseminate-(See S. 2986.)
Patents, trademarks, and copyrights, report on, or-
dered printed..

Paternostro, Bernardo-(See H.R. 2705.)
Patrick, Hattie, and Joseph, Sr., and others-(See H.R.
7035.)

Pattern Makers' Pension Trust of Chicago, relating to
the effective date of the qualification of the, as
a qualified trust (See S. 3073.)

Patton, Grace L.-(See S. 1600.)

Patuxent River, resolution favoring a survey of the,

relative to flood control____.

530

Joseph-(See H.R. 6121.)

Pedersen, Wanda Vincentz-(See S. 3152.)

Pendell, Earl H.-(See S. 3609.)

Penitentiaries-(See also National penitentiaries.)

Investigation of, resolution authorizing-(See S.
Res. 60, S. Res. 226.)

Extending time for filing reports on S. Res. 60- 79, 163
Pennsylvania—

Aircraft port of entry, to provide for the designa-
tion of Port Erie Airport, Erie, Pa., as a—(See
S. 3077.)

Anthracite formations, report on the progress and
of the anthracite-mine-

accomplishments

Industry, memorial remonstrating against meas-
urement of divorcement on the_-_.

Jobbers, tires, batteries, and accessories, memo-
rial remonstrating against barring, from deal-
ing in___

Procurement, survey of_---

Philadelphia General Hospital-(See H.R. 8806.)
Philippine Scouts, resolutions favoring payment of
compensation to certain, for services during
World War II..

155, 483

Player, Mrs. Nell C.-(See H.R. 7365.)
Playing cards, to amend the law with respect to the
method of paying the tax on-(See S. 2938.)

Plaza of the Americas, to provide for the designa-
tion of a portion of the District of Colum-
bia as the-(See H.R. 11415.)

"Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag," relating to copy-
right restrictions on the composition-(See
H.J. Res. 704.)

Plum Creek, Texas, watershed protection and flood
prevention___

Plume, Royce C., member of the Arapahoe Tribe of
Indians (See H.R. 7582.)

Plums, foreign trade of the United States in, to pro-
mote the (See S. 1857.)

Podany, Frank-(See S. 1856.)

Point Four Youth Corps, to amend the law to study
the advisability and practicability of estab-
lishing a-(See S. 2908; H.R. 11510.)
Point Remove Creek, East and West Fork, Arkansas,
report of improvement in watersheds_____

Poland-

Agreements entered into for trade development
and assistance___
17, 177, 530
Authorizing the donation of surplus agricultural
commodities and surplus property for relief
of flood victims in-(See S. 3902.)

Polaris submarines-(See Submarines Polaris.)
Policemen and Firemen's Retirement and Disability
Act (See District of Columbia-Police and
Firemen.)

Poling, Chaplain Clark V., medals to (See Medals
and decorations-Chaplains.)

Political-

Activities by Federal employees in Maryland, Vir-
ginia and District of Columbia, permitting
certain-(See S. 2931.)

Committees, to amend the law to exclude there-
from service performed in the employement
of certain-(See S. 3301.)

Contributions, to provide for a credit or deduc-
tion against Federal income taxes for cer-
tain-(See S. 2905.)

Opinions, news, etc., study of the use of Govern-

ment-licensed media for the dissemination
of (See S. Res. 305, S. Res. 356, S. Res. 374.)
Propaganda, registration of persons disseminating,
as agents of a foreign principal-(See H.R.
12753.)

Poll tax, to make unlawful the requirement to pay, as a
prerequisite to voting-(See S. 2868, S.J. Res.

39.)

Pollution—(See Air-Pollution; Water-Pollution.)
Pony Express, to provide for the striking of medals in
commemoration of the (See S. 2454.)

"Poor Tom's Last Shift"-(See Army Distaff Founda-

tion.)

Popadich, Blagoje (See S. 1377.)

Popovich, Wragomir-(See S. 3863.)

that the minimum passing grade for, shall be

93 percent (See S. 3129.)

Tort claims paid for fiscal 1959--
Postal (See also Postmaster General.)

Readjusting-(See S. 3192.)

315

Rates-

Draft of proposed legislation regarding----
Message from the President favoring increas-
ing the_____

161

157