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The Department of State is responsible for providing other departments and
agencies with foreign policy guidance, leadership, and coordination in the
formulation and execution of those emergency preparedness activities which
have foreign policy implications. This includes the formulation, negotiation, and
implementation, in consultation with other appropriate departments and agen-
cies, of any necessary contingency or post-emergency plans with other
governments, and of the intergovernmental agreements and arrangements that
may be required by such plans; the supervision and direction of authorized
economic and military assistance programs in other countries; and other mutual
assistance activities such as ascertaining requirements of the civilian economies
of other countries, making recommendations to domestic resource agencies
for meeting such requirements, and determining the availability of and making
arrangements for obtaining foreign resources required by the United States.
The Department of State also is responsible for the regulation and control of
exports of items on the U.S. Munitions List.
William P. Rogers, Secretary......
Elliot L. Richardson, Under Secretary
U. Alexis Johnson, Under Secretary for Political Affairs.....
Nathaniel Samuels, Deputy Under Secretary for Economic Affairs.
Idar Rimestad, Deputy Under Secretary for Administration......
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
(15th and Pennsylvania Avenue NW.)
(Washington, D.C. 20220)
By Executive Order the Secretary of the Treasury has the duty of developing
such plans and taking such actions as may be necessary to assure that the
Treasury Department will be able to perform its essential functions, and con-
tinue as a viable part of the Federal Government, during any emergency that
might conceivably occur. This includes, but is not limited to, responsibility for
developing policies, plans and procedures for the performance of emergency
functions with respect to (1) stabilization aspects of the monetary, credit, and
financial system; (2) stabilization of the dollar in relation to foreign curren-
cies; (3) collection of revenue; (4) regulation of financial institutions; (5)
supervision of the Federal depository system; (6) direction of transactions in
government securities; (7) tax and debt policies; (8) participation in bilateral
and multilateral financial arrangements with foreign governments; (9) regula-
tion of foreign assets in the United States and of foreign financial dealings (in
consultation with the Secretaries of State and Commerce); (10) development
of procedures for the manufacture and/or issuance and redemption of securi-
ties, stamps, coins, and currency; (11) development of systems for the issuance
and payment of Treasury checks; (12) maintenance of the central government
accounting and financial reporting system; (13) administration of customs
laws, tax laws, and laws on control of alcohol, alcoholic beverages, tobacco,
and firearms; (14) suppression of counterfeiting and forgery of government
securities,_stamps, coins, and currency: (15) protection of the President and
the Vice President and other designated persons; (16) granting of loans (in-
cluding participation in or guarantees of loans) for the expansion of capacity,
the development of technological processes, or the production of essential
material; and (17) to the extent that such functions have not been transferred
to the Secretary of Transportation, enforcement of marine inspection and
navigation laws.
Overall responsibility for emergency planning activities has been delegated
to the Assistant Secretary for Administration. The Treasury officials most
directly concerned with emergency planning are listed below:
A. E. Weatherbee, Assistant Secretary for Administration
EX 3-6400 or Code 184, Ext 5391
J. Elton Greenlee, Director, Office of Management and Organization
EX 3-6400 or Code 184, Ext 5621 Edward J. Heid, Chief, Mobilization Planning Staff...... EX 3-6400 or Code 184, Ext 5721
(The Pentagon)
(Washington, D.C., 20301)
Melvin R. Laird Secretary of Defense...... Liberty 5-6700, Oxford or Code 11, Ext 55261 David Packard, Deputy Secretary of Defense......
Stanley R. Resor, Secretary of the Army.
John H. Chafee, Secretary of the Navy..
Robert C. Seamans, Jr. Secretary of the Air Force...
John S. Foster, Jr., Director of Defense Research and Engineering..
Principal adviser and staff assistant to the Secretary of Defense in the functional
fields of scientific and technical matters; basic and applied research; research,
development, test and evaluation of weapons, weapons systems, and defense
materiel; and design and engineering for suitability, producibility, reliability,
maintainability, and materials conservation. Supervises all research and en-
gineering activities in the Department of Defense and plans and recommends
an optimum integrated program of research and engineering to meet require-
ments of national military objectives.
Robert F. Froehlke, Assistant Secretary of Defense (Administration)...
Principal staff assistant to the Secretary of Defense for all administrative, man-
agement and organization matters. He is also the principal adviser to the
Secretary for the National Communications System. He is responsible for
providing administrative support for the Office of the Secretary of Defense,
the Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and other organizations as as-
signed; conducting research to provide timely and effective solutions to the
Department of Defense management and organizational problems; developing
long and short-range plans for managing and organizing the Department;
safeguarding of classified information and activities, and related personnel
and physical security; developing improved management practices; providing
continuity of Government, military participation in civil and domestic emer-
gencies, and related emergency planning. Recommends policies and guidance
governing Department of Defense planning and program development and
develops systems and standards for the administration and management of
approved plans and programs.
Robert C. Moot, Assistant Secretary of Defense (Comptroller)....
Ext 53237 Barry J. Shillito, Assistant Secretary of Defense (Installations and Logistics)...... Ext 55254 Principal staff assistant to the Secretary of Defense in the functional fields of acquisition, inventory, management, storage, maintenance, distribution, movement and disposal of materiel, supplies, tools and equipment; materiel requirements; supply cataloging, standardization, and quality control; production planning and schedules; commercial and industrial activities; small business matters; telecommunications, petroleum, and other logistical services; vulnerability of resources to attack damage; military public works; family housing; reserve forces facilities; real estate and real property; general purpose space; and industrial and commercial facilities, including fixed industrial equipment. Recommends policies and guidance governing Department of Defense planning and program development and develops systems and standards for the administration and management of approved plans and programs.
G. Warren Nutter, Assistant Secretary of Defense (International Security Affairs).. Ext 54351 Principal staff assistant to the Secretary of Defense in the functional field of international security as prescribed by the Secretary of Defense. Develops, coordinates and establishes Department of Defense positions, plans and procedures pertaining to the Military Assistance Program and supervises, administers, and directs the Military Assistance Program and other activities of interest to the Department of Defense under the Mutual Security Program.
Roger T. Kelley, Assistant Secretary of Defense (Manpower & Reserve Affairs)... Ext 52334
Principal staff assistant to the Secretary of Defense in the functional fields of
manpower, personnel and reserve affairs; Armed Forces information and educa-
tion; industrial relations; Federal voting assistance; health and sanitation;
medical care and treatment of patients; hospitals and related health and
medical facilities; and health and medical personnel.
Recommends policies and guidance governing Department of Defense planning
and program development and develops systems and standards for the admin-
istration and management of approved plans and programs.
Daniel Z. Henkin, Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public Affairs).....
Ivan Selin, Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense (Systems Analysis)..
Ext 79312 ...... Ext 50971
Principal staff assistant to the Secretary of Defense for quantitative require-
ments including forces, weapons systems, major items of equipment, personnel,
and nuclear weapons, transportation and mobility, and communication systems
for command and control and intelligence. Develop measures of cost and
effectiveness in order to make quickly and accurately analyses of a variety
of alternative programs of force structure, weapons systems, and other mili-
tary capabilities projected over a period of several years. Assemble, con-
solidate, summarize, and present data in various forms so as to show the
total implications of alternative programs in terms of relative costs, feasibility
and effectiveness and the problems of choice involved. Analyze impact upon
civilian economy of DOD utilization of resources in above functional areas.
Provide special support to the Secretary of Defense for DOD participation in
assigned non-Defense governmental programs.
(vacant), General Counsel..........
Carl Walske, Assistant to the Secretary of Defense
(Atomic Energy) and Chairman, Military Liaison Committee......
Jack L. Stempler, Assistant to the Secretary of Defense (Legislative Affairs)... Ext 76211 Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, USA, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff......
Vice Adm. L. M. Mustin, USN, Director, Defense, Atomic Support Agency......... Ext 45697 Lt. Gen. Richard P. Klocko, USAF, Director, Defense Communications Agency...... Ext 43155 William B. Petty, Director, Defense Contract Audit Agency.........
Lt. Gen. Joseph F. Carroll, USAF, Director, Defense Intelligence Agency.........................
Lt. Gen. Earl C. Hedlund, USAF, Director, Defense Supply Agency......
Office of Director of Civil Defense
(Department of the Army)
John E. Davis, Director of Civil Defense...
Ext 74484
Principal staff assistant to the Secretary of the Army for the formulation,
development, execution, and administration of the national civil defense
program which includes: (a) Fallout shelter program; (b) Civilian chemical,
biological, and radiological warfare defense programs; (c) Civil defense warn-
ing, alerting, and communications; (d) Emergency assistance to State and local
governments in a postattack period; (e) Protection and emergency opera-
tional capability of State and local governments; (f) Financial assistance
and donation of Federal surplus property to States for civil defense purposes;
(g) Postattack damage assessment; (h) Civil defense research and develop-
ment: (i) Civil defense training, education, public information, and industrial
participation; (j), Advising the Secretary of the Army on policy and program
aspects of military support of civil defense.
As head of an operating agency in the Office, Secretary of the Army, his func-
tions include the Office of Civil Defense legislative program, development
and justification of the budget in accordance with financial guidance of the
Assistant Secretary of the Army (FM), audit of contracts and agreements with
State and local governments, internal review, procurement and supply, and
other matters as required to administer and execute completely the civil de-
fense program.
The Director of Civil Defense is supported by the performance of the foregoing functions in the field by the following Civil Defense installations:
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No. 6. Colorado, lowa, Kansas, Missouri, David G. Harrison
Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota,
Wyoming.
Address
Federal Regional Center
Maynard, Mass. 01754.
Federal Center, Battle
Creek, Mich. 49016.
Federal Regional Center
Denton, Tex. 76201.
Federal Regional Center
Building 710, Denver, Colo.
80225.
No. 7. Arizona, California, Hawaii, Ne-
vada, Utah, American Samoa, Guam.
No. 8. Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon,
Washington.
Santa Rosa, Calif. 95403.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
(10th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW.)
(Washington, D.C. 20530)
The Attorney General shall prepare national emergency plans and develop
preparedness programs covering law-enforcement functions of concern to
the executive branch of the Federal Government except to the extent that
such functions are vested in other departments or agencies by statute or
Executive order. Upon request, the Attorney General shall assist, as appro-
priate, in developing preparedness programs covering law-enforcement func-
tions vested in other departments and agencies of the executive branch. He
shall also provide, as appropriate, liaison with and guidance and assistance
to the various divisions of State and local government, and maintain liaison
with the Federal judicial system and the United States Congress.
These plans and programs shall be designed to develop a state of readiness
in these areas with respect to all conditions of national emergency, including
an attack upon the United States.
The Department is also responsible for emergency planning and operations
with respect to its regular programs, including insuring the continuity of the
Department's essential functions and the protection of its personnel and
facilities.
John N. Mitchell, Attorney General...... Phone: 737 and Extension or Code 187 and Ext 2001
Jack C. Landau, Director of Public Information.....
Richard G. Kleindienst, Deputy Attorney General..
Erwin N. Griswold, Solicitor General...
Leo M. Pellerzi, Assistant Attorney General, Administrative Division..
Richard W. McLaren, Assistant Attorney General, Antitrust Division..
William D. Ruckelshaus, Assistant Attorney General, Civil Division..
Jerris Leonard, Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division..
Johnnie McK. Walters, Assistant Attorney General, Tax Division..
J. Walter Yeagley, Assistant Attorney General, Internal Security Division..
Will R. Wilson, Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Division.....
Shiro Kashiwa, Assistant Attorney General, Land and Natural Resources Division.....
William H. Rehnquist, Assistant Attorney General, Office of Legal Counsel...
Myrl E. Alexander, Director, Bureau of Prisons....
T. Oscar Smith, Pardon Attorney..
Maurice A. Roberts, Chairman, Board of Immigration Appeals.
George J. Reed, Chairman, Board of Parole..
Joseph M. Wysolmerski, Defense Coordinator..
J. Edgar Hoover, Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation... 393-7100 or Code 175, Ext 444 Raymond F. Farrell, Commissioner, Immigration and Naturalization Service
LI 7-9000 or Code 155, Ext 201
John E. Ingersoll, Director, Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
382-5551 or Code 128, Ext 7337 Benjamin Holman, Director, Community Relations Service... 386-5377 or Code 129, Ext 6121 Charles H. Rogovin, Administrator, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration 386-5377 or Code 129, Ext 3112
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
(C Street between 18th and 19th Streets NW.)
(Washington, D.C., 20240)
Performs emergency preparedness functions, as assigned mainly by Executive
Order 11490, with respect to petroleum, gas, solid fuels, electric power, metals
and minerals raw materials, fishery products and water. These functions involve
the current use of some of the Defense Production Act authorities delegated to
the Secretary of the Interior, principally by and under Executive Order 10480,
as amended. They also include planning for the use of other authorities of the
act delegated to him by Executive Order 10480, such as those relating to
priorities and allocations, actions under voluntary agreements, and aids to
the expansion of productive capacity and supply as necessary in meeting mili-
tary and essential civilian needs for these products in a national emergency.
The Department is also responsible for emergency planning and operations with
respect to its regular programs, including assuring the continuity of the Depart-
ment's essential functions, the protection of its personnel and facilities, and
the furnishing of certain services and support to other Federal agencies and
to State and local governments in a civil defense emergency.
Walter J. Hickel, Secretary.....
343 or Code 183, Ext 6704
Russell E. Train, Under Secretary..
James R. Smith, Assistant Secretary-Water and Power Development.
Harrison Loesch, Assistant Secretary-Public Land Management..
Hollis M. Dole, Assistant Secretary-Mineral Resources..
Leslie L. Glasgow, Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife, Parks and Marine
Resources
Carl L. Klein, Assistant Secretary-Water Quality and Research.
Lawrence H. Dunn, Assistant Secretary for Administration...
Mitchell Melich, Solicitor..
George F. Gauzza, Acting Director of Management Operations...
Fred P. Hobart, Chief, Emergency Preparedness Staff Office.....
Robert E. Day, Deputy Chief, Emergency Preparedness Staff Office..
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