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NUMBER 52

Washington, Tuesday, March 17, 1959

Title 3 THE PRESIDENT
Executive Order 10807
FEDERAL COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY
WHEREAS science and technology are essential resources for the security and welfare of the United States; and WHEREAS Federal programs in science and technology will advance our security, health, and economic welfare and the quality of education in the United States; and WHEREAS closer cooperation among Federal agencies will facilitate the reso lution of common problems in science and technology, promote a greater meas ure of coordination, and otherwise im prove the planning and management of Federal programs in these fields:
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the authority1vested in me as President of the United States, it is hereby ordered as follows:

This issue includes two parts "bound together. Part I I contains the .
Federal Procurement Regulations, Title 41, Chapter I, Code of Federal Regulations.

man shall be designated by the Presi dent from time to time from among the members thereof. The Chairman may make provision for another member of the Council, with the consent of such member, to act temporarily as Chairman.
d The Chairman 1 may request the head of any Federal agency not named in section 2b of this order to designate a representative to participate in meetings or parts of meetings of the Council concerned with matters of sub stantial interest to the agency, and 2
may invite other persons to attend meetings of the Council.
e The Council shall meet at the call of the Chairman.

S e c . 2. Functions o f Council, a The Establishment of Council a There is hereby established the Fed Council shall consider problems and eral Council for Science and Technologs developments in the fields of science and technology and related activities affect hereinafter referred to as the Council b The Council shall be composed oi ing more than one Federal agency or concerning the over-all advancement of the following-désignated members: 1
the Special Assistant to the President foi the Nations science and technology, and Science and Technology, <2 one repre shall recommend policies and other sentative of each of the following-named measures 1 to provide more effective departments, who shall be designated by planning and administration of Federal the Secretary of the Department con scientific and technological programs, cerned and shall be an official of the 2 to identify research needs including Department of policy rank: the Depart areas of research requiring additional ments of Defense, the Interior, Agricul emphasis, 3 to achieve more effective ture, Commerce, and Health, Education, utilization of the scientific and tech ahd Welfare, 3 the Director of the Na nological resources and facilities of Fed tional Science Foundation, 4 the Ad eral agencies, including the elimination ministrator o f the National Aeronautics of unnecessary duplication, and 4 to and Space Administration, and 5 a further international cooperation in representative of the Atomic Energy science and technology. In developing Commission, who shall be the Chairman such policies and measures the Council, of the Commission or another member of after consulting, when considered appro the Commission designated by the Chair priate by the Chairman, the National man. A representative of the Secretary Academy of Sciences, the Presidents of State designated by the Secretary and Science Advisory Committee, and other a representative of the Director of the organizations, shall consider i the Sureau of the Budget designated by the effects of Federal research and develop Director may attend meetings of the ment policies and programs on nonFederal programs and institutions, ii Council as observers.
The Chairman of the Council long-range program plans designed to hereinafter referred to as the Chair v Continued on p. 1899
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CONTENTS
THE PRESIDENT
Executive Order
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Fédéral Council for Science and Technology____________________

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EXECUTIVE AGENCIES
Agricultural Marketing Service Proposed rule making:
Milk in Greater Boston, M erri mack Valley, Springfield, and Worcester, Mass., marketing areas___________________________ 1912
Rules and regulations:
Cucumbers grown in Florida;
approval of expenses and rate of assessment________________ 1900
Lemons grown in California and Arizona; limitation of han dling_________________________ 1899

Agriculture Department See Agricultural Marketing Serv ice.

Alien Property Office Notices:
Langer, Gertrude; intention to return vested property_._____

1930

Census Bureau Notices :
Number of employees, taxable wages, geographic location, and kind of business for es tablishments of multiunit companies; surveys__________

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Civil Aeronautics Board Notices:
Hearings, etc. :
National-Panagra accounting investigation_____________
Southeastern area local serv ice case___________________

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Commerce Department See Census Bureau ; Foreign Com merce Bureau; Maritime Ad ministration.

Comptroller of the
Currency
Rules and regulations:
Interpretations; national banks acting as travel agents____

1900

Customs Bureau Notices:
Tariff classification o$ Lumatex color__________ .__ _____
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