Civil Defense, 1956
Civil Defense, 1956 :
The Federal Government cannot give the Nation civil defense. As Presidentr Eisenhower has pointed out, should an emergency occur, our Nation's survival may be dependent upon the way each of us responds to his duty. In an area attacked, survival will initially rest mainly with the individual and the community. That is why, in all out planning, we stress a partnership between the Federal Government, States, cities, and towns. During fiscal year 1956, FCDA developed closer cooperation with the States than ever before. Each program, each new decision affecting major policy, was discussed in advance with State civil defense directors. (FCDA, Annual Report 1956, 1957, p. 2)
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