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Civil Rights Defense Committee (7)
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Wisconsin Bureau of Civil Defense (8)
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Chapter 628, Laws of 1959, placed the former Office of Civil Defense (WIHV86-A1719) within the Executive Office as the Bureau of Civil Defense. In 1967, the Bureau was incorporated into the Department of Local Affairs and Development (WIHV86-A1748) as the Division of Emergency Government (WIHV86-A1722). The bureau was responsible for coordinating state and local plans for dealing with natural or man-made disasters.
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United States. Federal Civil Defense Administration (9)
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Wisconsin. Office of Civil Defense (6)
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The Office of Civil Defense was created by Chapter 443, Laws of 1951, to coordinate state-level efforts to prepare for and deal with disasters resulting from enemy attack. Chapter 377, Laws of 1955, broadened the powers of the office and required the development of local-level civil defense plans. Chapter 628, Laws of 1959, transferred the office to the Executive Office where it became the Wisconsin Bureau of Civil Defense (WIHV86-A1718). The Office of Civil Defense was headed by Ralph J. Ols...
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United States. Office of Civil Defense (7)
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Michigan Office of Civil Defense (5)
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From the early years of the nuclear age, the United States government has officially committed itself to a program of civil defense to provide protection for the civilian population in the event of a nuclear attack. The civil defense program, as codified in the Federal Civil Defense Act of 1950, made the defense of civilians a joint federal-state responsibility. While the debate over civil defense was going on at the national level, at the state level a succession of agencies, developed out o...
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New York State Civil Defense Commission (5)
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The State Civil Defense Commission was established in 1951 (Chapters 785 and 786) within the Executive Dept. to prepare for the state's defense in the event of attack. Its mandate was to adopt, promulgate, and implement a comprehensive plan for civil defense. In the event of enemy attack, the commission's powers broadened, and it could assume direct operational control of all civil defense forces and resources, control vehicular traffic, appropriate personal and real property, an...
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United States. Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization (7)
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Massachusetts. Civil Defense Agency (3)
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GI Civil Liberties Defense Committee (3)
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