Summary

Executive Order 10773

“ Executive Order 10560, September 9, 1954; Executive Order 10590, January 18, 1955; Executive Order 10601, March 21, 1955; Executive Order 10634, August 25, 1955; Executive Order 10638, October 10, 1955; Executive Order 10655, January 28, 1956; Executive Order 10660, February 15, 1956; Executive Order 10700, February 25, 1957; Executive Order 10705, April 17, 1957; Executive Order 10737, October 29, 1957 Revokes (in part) :
Executive Order 10480, August 14, 1953 Revokes:
Executive Order 10224, March 15, 1951; Executive Order 10276, July 31, 1951; Executive Order 10293, September 27, 1951
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Executive Order 10773

“ The “Office of Defense and Civilian Mobilization” and the “Director of the Office of Defense and Civilian Mobilization”, referred to in this order, are the Office of that name and the officer with that title, respectively, provided for in Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1958.
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Except in instances wherein the provisions concerned are for any reason inapplicable as of the effective date of Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1958:
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