SUBJECT INDEX President of the United States—Con. P»e« Report s to, for t r a n s m i t t a l to Congress—Continued I n t e r government a l Relations, Commission on, s u b m i t t a l date of final report 7 Report s to Congress— Formosa and Pescadores, expiration of defense authority 7 International affairs, expenditures for_ 465 M u t u a l security program, inclusion of information on President's F u n d for Asian Economic development 289 T i n smelter, recommendations on future operations of B8 Trade agreements program, operation of 165 Selective Service System, exemption from certain appropriation restrictions, authority 209 Special projects, appropriation for 192 Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Commission, membership on 383 Trade Agreements Extension Act of 1955, authority under 162 Vesting and liquidation of Bulgarian, H u n g a r i a n, and R u m a n i a n property, authority 562 White House Office, appropriation for__ 192 President-Elect, penalty for threats against 80 Presidential Libraries, acceptance and maintenance as part of National Archives system 695 President's Advisory Committee on Government Organization: Appropriation for 193 G S - 1 7 position, repeal 182 President's Commission on Veterans' Pensions, appropriation for 239, 457 President's Committee on National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week, appropriation for 397 President's Fund for Asian Economic Development: Appropriation for 436 Establishment and appropriation authorized 287 Report to Congress on 289 Presidio of Monterey, Calif., construction of facilities authorized 327 Presidio of San Francisco, Calif., construction of facilities authorized 327 Presque Isle Air Force Base, Maine, construction of facilities authorized 338 Pribilof Islands, appropriation for administration 148 Printing, Joint Committee on, appropriation for 4, 502
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Printing Office, Government. See Gov^^^^ e r n m e n t Printing Office. Prison Industries, Inc., Federal, appropriation for 279 Prison System, Federal. See Federal Prison System under Justice, Department of. Prisoners of War, funds available for maintenance and pay 315 Prisons, administering of oaths and taking of acknowledgments by officials of Federal penal and correctional institutions 282 Proclamations: Almonds, shelled and prepared, i m p o r t fees clO Armed Forces Day, 1955 cl9 Barley and barley malt, import quota - cl2 Cancer Control Month, 1955 c24 Child Health Day, 1955 c31 Citizenship Day, 1955 c35 Columbus Day, 1954 o5 Constitution Week, authorization B24 Copyright, India cl3 Filberts, shelled, import fees clO, c42 Fire Prevention Week, 1955 c51 First International I n s t r u m e n t Congress and Exposition, invitation to participate in c3 Flag Day, 1955 c34 General Pulaski's Memorial Day, 1954c4 Glacier Bay National Monument, Alaska, exclusion of certain lands; addition to Tongass National Forest c27 Hull, Cordell, tribute upon death of c43 John Marshall Bicentennial Month, 1955 c41 Loyalty Day, 1955— Authorization 44 Proclamation c29 Memorial Day, Prayer for Peace, 1955c34 Mother's Day, 1955 c30 National Employ the Physically H and i capped Week, 1954 c3 National F a r m Safety Week, 1955 c24 National Maritime Day, 1955 c31 National Nurse Week, 1954 c9 National Olympic D a y — 1954, proclamation c6 1955, authorization 470 National Salvation Army Week, 1954cl5 Oats, import quota c6 Opiates, determination of certain drugs as e l l, c21 P a n American D a y and P a n American Week, 1955 c26 Peanuts, modifications of restrictions on imports c22, c32 Red Cross Month, 1955 c21
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