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PDF containing declassified documents from the U.S. government relocation site known as Mount Weather (aka Special Facility aka High Point aka Classified Location or C.L.) concerning the Nov. 9, 1965 Northeast blackout.
Source:
Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library and Museum
Box 10
Federal Records: Office of Emergency Planning
OEP: Special Facilities Division: Power Blackouts
PDF containing declassified documents from the U.S. government relocation site known as Mount Weather (aka Special Facility aka High Point aka Classified Location or C.L.) concerning the Nov. 9, 1965 Northeast blackout.
Source:
Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library and Museum
Box 10
Federal Records: Office of Emergency Planning
OEP: Special Facilities Division: Power Blackouts
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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PDF containing declassified documents from the U.S. government relocation site known as Mount Weather (aka Special Facility aka High Point aka Classified Location or C.L.) concerning the Nov. 9, 1965 Northeast blackout.
Source:
Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library and Museum
Box 10
Federal Records: Office of Emergency Planning
OEP: Special Facilities Division: Power Blackouts
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
Verfügbare Formate
Als PDF, TXT herunterladen oder online auf Scribd lesen
NORTHEAST U.S. NOVEMBER 9, 1965 AND THE ABLE ACTIVATED IN RESPONSE TO THE POWER FAILURE All decisions based on Duty Officer Log .in order of events as they happened. Cause of power failure could not be determined after thorough check of all our normal channels of information including the Joint Chief of Staff Command Post. This is reflected in the D. 0. Log. Several military establishments were also out of power and were gradually resorting to their own generating capabilities, this includes the Air Divisions concerned. The lack of specific information at the time, plus the state of confusion that existed in the Northeast U.S., the fact that sabotage, enemy actions or unknown phenomena were all possibilities led the Director, C. L. to recommend to the Director, OEP the implementation of. the ABLE condition. Recommendation was approved and so carried out. Had there been any of the above possibilities proven an ATLAS condition would have been recommended. The expenditure involved in the conduct of this ABLE condition was justified in that it provided an insurance that had the situation developed to the contrary we would have been ready to perform our mission as assigned. The letter of commendation from the Director, OEP,attached, shows his appreciation to our response. This concludes the report of activities in connection with this incident. COPY LBJ LIBRARY
J. Leo Bourassa, Chief Special Facilities Division .. EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OFFICE OF EME RGENCY PLANNI N G WASHINGTON,' D. C OFI'ICE Or THE OIRECTOR November 17, 1965 ' t . '. COPY LBJ LIBRARY Dear Leo: I just want you to know that you and your staff did a terrific job during the period of the n?rtheastern bl ackout. I am real proud of your performance and it is a pleasure to work with you. Mr. J . Leo Bourassa Chief, Special Facilities Divisi on Office of Emergency Planning OFFICE OF EMERGENCY PLANNII'. DUTY OIFFIC!EIR LOS DateNoy.q-10 1 J06S Duty hours 16.30 to 0800 Duty OCCicer name Tborras W. Haea n Your scheduled relief is --------------- TIME 1620 1755 1814 1816 1825 1827 18.34 18.38 1840 1845 1855 1856 1905 191.3 1945 Form OEP 75 October 1962 COPY LBJ LIBRARY . REMARKS Report ,.on duty" to Communications Center. 7 Mr. Bourassa cs.lled. Regional Director O'Connor had reported power ehut off all over Northeast. Mr. B. would eet in touch with JCS, Command Pos t and be back. Guard called, said alarm light showing in Building 1. Hr. Bourassa called back; informed alarm light showing ... TCS called, said Washington h9d call from I terior Departmen asking for Interior Duty Officer. Gave 1-lr. Agnew' 6 home number Joined to Charlie Conference in which Bourassa exchanged views with conferees, said would be back. Mr. Bourassa called, said hed bad Charlie Conference and vould bo b: ck. Mr. Elliott called for information. Assistant Director Cosgrove called for information. A\lk. Jill'. Bourassa called, said had called A.t-la's alert} n:e to report immediately to his office in Area Bll Arrived Mr. Bourassa's office. Hr. Riordan called, said wanted to be connected to Army Supply Cent r at Niagara Falls Airport. Called TCS and conne< tio be wade but was told TCS was swamped with alert calls and co\ud not at the time. Rep. Horton called, seeking Gave him Mr. O'Connor's mnnber. 5171 to request all AP a nd UPI copy on blackout bJ rushed to Mr. Bourassa's Mr. Bourassa Guard t o pass word to all in Area n to r epor' to Area B. Signature of Duty Olllcer OFFICE OF EMERGENCY PlANNI" DUTY OfFIClEfil LOG Duty Officer name _______ _,_ _ ____ ___ _ Date ------ -
Duty hours ____ _ Your schedul ed relief is----- -------:---- . TIME REMARKS Report " on duty" to Communications Center. /'oll( c 2005 l-1r. Bourassa went on p1ging system tQ exP.lain .A:t:la:a. 2030 Mr. Smith reported total personnel rece1ved m facillty at 502. 2040 Mr. Bourassa went on p1ging system to reFeat explanation. 2110 Region 2 reports no outage r emains i n that r egion. 2130 Mr. Smith reported total pe rsonnel received in fa cility_ at 605. 2140 Mr . Bourassa went on paging system t o repee.t explanati on. 2328 Mr . Bourassa, upon i nstruction from Deputy Dir ector Dryden, cance11rd A l>l e. Attn. I ~ L - - - ~ w . l ~ ~ Slgnoture ol Duty omW Forrn OEP 75 October 1962 COPY LBJ LIBRARY