Appendix G-Rules Governing This [Reprinted from the Federal Register, vol. 37, p. 23607, dated November 4, 1972 and title 1 of the Code of Federal Regulations] Sec. TITLE I-GENERAL PROVISIONS Chapter 1-Administrative Committee of the Federal Register PART 10-PRESIDENTIAL PAPERS SUBPART A-ANNUAL VOLUMES 10.1 Publication required. 10.2 Coverage of prior years. 10.3 Scope and sources. 10.4 Format, indexes, and ancillaries. 10.5 Distribution to Government agencies. 10.6 Extra copies. AUTHORITY: 44 U.S.C. 1506; sec. 6, E.O. 10530, 19 FR 2709, 3 CFR 1954-1958 Comp. p. 189. SUBPART A-ANNUAL VOLUMES § 10.1 Publication required. The Director of the Federal Register shall publish, at the end of each calendar year, a special edition of the FEDERAL REGISTER called the "Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States." Unless the amount of material requires otherwise, each volume shall cover one calendar year. $10.2 Coverage of prior years. After consulting with the National Historical Publications Commission on the need therefor, the Administrative Committee may authorize the publication of volumes of papers of the Presidents covering specified years before 1957. § 10.3 Scope and sources. (a) The basic text of each volume shall consist of oral statements by the President or of writings subscribed by him, and selected from— (1) Communications to the Congress; (2) Public addresses; (3) Transcripts of news conferences; (4) Public letters; (5) Messages to heads of State; (6) Statements released on miscellaneous subjects; and (7) Formal executive documents promulgated in accordance with law. (b) In general, ancillary text, notes, and tables shall be derived from official sources. § 10.4 Format, indexes, and ancillaries. (a) Each annual volume, divided into books whenever appropriate, shall be separately published in the binding and style that the Administrative Committee considers suitable to the dignity of the Office of the President of the United States. (b) Each volume shall be appropriately indexed and contain appropriate ancillary information respecting significant Presidential documents not printed in full text. § 10.5 Distribution to Government agencies. (a) The Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States shall be distributed to the following, in the quantities indicated, without charge: (1) Members of Congress. Each Senator and each Member of the House of Representatives is entitled to one copy of each annual volume published during his term of office, upon his written request to the Director of the Federal Register. (2) Supreme Court. The Supreme Court is entitled to 12 copies of each annual volume. (3) Executive agencies. The head of each executive agency is entitled to one copy of each annual volume upon application to the Director. (b) Legislative, judicial, and executive agencies of the Federal Government may obtain copies of the annual volumes, at cost, for official use, by the timely submission of a printing and binding requisition to the Government Printing Office on Standard Form 1. § 10.6 Extra copies. Each request for extra copies of the annual volumes must be addressed to the Superintendent of Documents, to be paid for by the agency or official making the request. Index [Main references are to item numbers except as otherwise indicated] Abbeville, La., 86 Abbott, Julia Wade, 145 Accounting Office, General, 423 Adams, Charles F., 34 Addresses and remarks of the President See also News conferences California and Nevada, rear platform and other informal remarks, 394 Christmas seals campaign, 408 tion, 442 Conference of Governors, 137 Congress Joint session, 56 Senate, 186 Cornerstone laying ceremonies Justice Department Building, 472 Commerce Building, 427 307 Currency hoarding, 73 Addresses and remarks of the President-Continued Disabled war veterans, 365 Elections. See Elections Federal Reserve District Banking and Gridiron Club, 120, 424 Joint National Planning Committee WCAU Radio building, dedication, Welfare and Relief Mobilization Con- ference, remarks, 294 Welfare and Relief Mobilization of Women's Conference on Current Advertising Federation of America, 41 n. Advisory Commission on Unemploy- [Main references are to item numbers except as otherwise indicated] Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, National, 422 Advisory Committee on Education, 135 erence, 135 Advisory Council of the National Ar- Advisory Shipping Committee, 135 Aeronautics, National Advisory Com- mittee for, 422, 423 Affiliated Better Business Bureaus, 281 Agriculture and agricultural programs 194 Commodities and commodity mar- kets, 186, 187, 208, 209, 221, 251, Conference on hoarding of currency, Credit, 1, 36, 38, 175, 234, 259, 264, 267, 272, 322, 347, 380, 419 Des Moines, Iowa, campaign ad- dress, 322 Drought relief, 322, 358, 377 Agriculture and agricultural programs Continued 259, 272, 313, 322, 334, 343, 347, Federal Reserve District Banking and Land use, 322, 370, 377, 420, 470 loans, 76, 78, 92, 94, 175, 186, Tariffs, 155, 322, 344, 346, 358, 371, Secretary, 76-78, 92, 186, 251, 264, Akron, Ohio, 336 Alaska Highway Commission, 135 Farm cooperatives, loans, 259, 371, Alexander, Archibald S., 416 377 Farms Alexander, Magnus W., 41 n. Alexander I, King of Yugoslavia, 430 Mortgages, 1, 272, 313, 322, 328, Alien Property Custodian, 423 358, 371, 377, 380 Taxation, 137, 259, 292, 322, 377 Allied Forces for Prohibition, 268 n. [Main references are to item numbers except as otherwise indicated] Ambassadors and Ministers, U.S. Canada, 273 Czechoslovakia, 210 United Kingdom, 3 n., 37-39, 44 American Bankers Association, 41 n. American Hebrew Medal, 406 American Institute of Steel Construc- tion, 180 n. American Peace Society, 141 American Printing House for the American Public Health Association, American Revolution, Daughters of the, American Revolution, National Society American Road Builders Association, American Society of Civil Engineers, American Trade Association Executives, American War Mother magazine, 479 Appendix A-Additional White House Appendix B-Messages to the Congress, American Iron and Steel Institute, Appendix C-Presidential Proclama- 257 n. American Jewish Congress, 72 American Jewish Joint Distribution Bonus loans for veterans, 101, 102, Crosscup Pishon Post, Boston, Mass., Employment drive, 38, 40 Grand Street Boys' Post No. 1025, 51 American Palestine Committee, 19 tions and Executive Orders, p. 1117 Appendix F-Radio Addresses by the Appendix G-Rules Governing this 257 Court of Appeals, 7th Circuit, judge, |