Page 1
(Front Cover)
2 & 3 CONCERNING THIS BOOKLET
4 & 5 WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW AND
WHAT YOU SHOULD
DO
6 & 7 WORDS TO KNOW
8 & 9 SOME BASIC FACTS
Effects of a 5-megaton burst
Danger of firestorms
10 & 11
Exposure to radiation
Radiation sickness not contagious
Long-term effects of radiation
Radiation in the air
12 & 13
Special clothing offers little protection
Little hope in special medicines
Evacuation vs. shelter
Probable reaction to disaster
A NUCLEAR EXPLOSION:
FIRST, THE BLAST
14 & 15
NEXT: FALLOUT STARTS DESCENDING
GROUP ACTION: COMMUNITY SHELTERS
16 & 17
A model public shelter and community center
Built-in shelter in new structures
18 & 19
A city building provides fallout protection
20 & 21
INDIVIDUAL ACTION: FAMILY SHELTERS
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22 & 23
LAST-MINUTE IMPROVISED MEASURES
24 & 25
A plan but no time
Time but no plan
26 & 27 SHELTER SUPPLIES
28 & 29 EMERGENCY HOUSEKEEPING
Water
30 & 31 Radiation meters
32 & 33
Food
Ventilation
Radiation sickness
34 & 35 First aid
36 & 37
Sanitation
Control of vermin
38 & 39 FIRST STEPS TOWARD RECOVERY
Using community resources
Getting rid of fallout
40 & 41 On a farm
42 & 43 ORGANIZING FOR CIVIL DEFENSE
Responsibilities
National shelter survey
44 & 45
Proposed shelter incentive program
Other federal programs
46 & Inside Back Cover
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