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 attack upon the United States, and will take into account the possibility of Government preference or priority with common carriers or of exclusive Government use or control of communications services or facilities, when authorized by law
Executive Order 11092—Assigning Emergency Preparedness Functions to the Federal Communications Commission
Share
More from John Fitzgerald Kennedy
No, we are going to bring back several hundred before the end of the year.
It symbolizes, I believe, this highway, first of all, the partnership between the Federal Government and the States, which is essential to the progress of all of our people.
And I think that--the governmental standards, let me say, on the whole I think compare favorably with those in Washington, with those in some other parts of America.
We are not planning to trade with Red China in view of the policy that Red China pursues.
Other voices in this conversation
