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Show I SAVE THIS SHEET: Official National Defense Information What to do in case of a nuclear attack two To find your nearest shelter: (For those who are outside of town, but are in the general area) Sector 7 (Omitting Tabiana and Altamont Shelters) : Water Hollow Tunnel Located west of Duchecne City On U.S. Hwy. 40, four milei west Wasatch County Line All persons within indicated area. Drive. Sector 9: Castle Gate, Utah Independent. Coal & Coke Mine No. 2 (In Carbon County) S.W. of Duchesne City, off State Hwy. 33 Castle Gate Mine No. 4 Castle Gate. Utah (In Carbon County) S.W. of Duchesne City, off State Hwy. 33 82 16.4 Mi. S.W. P.O. Duchesne, Utah Country Gentlemen Mine Admiral Schley Mine 88 18.3 Mi. W. P.O. Duchesne, Utah Premium Coal Mine IS Mi. N.E. of Wellington, Carbon Co., Utah 1 All persons within indicated area. Drive. SGCtOr 1 0 (Omitting Neola, Roosevelt, and Myton Shelters): Ioka LDS Church 59 Ioka. Utah All persons within indicated area. Drive. Sector 8 (Omitting Duchesne Shelters): & Ethlyn Extension Mine Bessie M" Mine Ethlyn Peterson Mine - W. W. 13.2 Mi. W. 19.8 Mi. W. 12.4 ML W. 8.6 Mi. E. S Mi. N. 90 80 81 . 83 86 87 89 19.1 Mi. 19.1 Mi. Georgians Mine Tenderfoot Mine Canal Tunnel Starvation Feeder Conduit 16.1 ML S. 3 Mine DE-4 15.9 Mi. S. Mine "DE-V- " 5 17.0 Mi. S. Mine "DE-W- " 6 Mi. W. 40 21.5 Culvert Under Hwy. Pipe 7 20.5 Mi. W. Pipe Culvert Under Hwy. 40 8 18.7 Mi. W. Pipe Arch Under Hwy. 40 9 12.7 Mi. W. Concrete Box Under Hwy. 40 10 6.8 Mi. W. Pipe Culvert Under Hwy. 40 1 1 4.1 Mi. W. Pipe Arch Under Hwy. 40 3.1 Mi. W. 12 Pipe Culvert Under Hwy. 40 40 2.5 Mi. W. 13 Culvert Under Hwy. Pipe . 14 , ..1.6 Mi. W. Pipe Culvert Under Hwy. 40 1.2 Mi. W. IS Pipe Arch Under Hwy. 40 2.4 Mi. E. 17 Pipe Culvert Under Hwy. 40 4.4 Mi. EL 18 Pipe Culvert Under Hwy. 40 6.2 Mi. E. 19 Pipe Culvert Under Hwy. 40 6.8 Mi. E. 20 Pipe Culvert Under Hwy. 40 7.9 Mi. E. 40 21 Culvert Under Hwy. Pipe All persons within indicated area. 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What to expect in public shelter If a nuclear explosion occurs on or near the ground, tons of earth are drawn up with the fireball" produced. The earth particles mix with radioactive materials from the explosion and eventually fall back to earth. This is fallout. The fallout cloud moves at high altitudes with winds. Surface winds are no indication upper-levof its movement. Fallout may arrive within 20 or 30 minutes close to the explosion, or several hours later further downwind. For reporting accidents, traffic hazards, or other emergencies: Dial Operator and ask for No charge on How much time do you have Do not look at the bright flash; turn away from it. If outdoors, get behind a tree, into a ditch or other protection. If Indoors, drop to the floor, get under a bed or desk. Stay out of line of windows or other objects that may shatter. Shield face and head. Stay under cover for 5 minutes, then shelter that move to the nearest permanent-typ- e you can reach within 30 minutes. el UTAH HIGHWAY PATROL brick and earth all offer excellent protection from fallout. The heavier the construction of a building you may be in, the better protection it gives you. See chart under Section B. Radioactive fallout loses strength rapidly. You may only have to stay in a shelter for two days, but you may have to stay up to two weeks. Protection from fallout You can protect yourself from fallout by surrounding yourself with heavy material (shielding). Lead is the best shield, but steel, concrete, Under the most extreme and most unlikely conditions you will have thirty minutes. You may have hours depending upon the situation. You will be advised over the radio how much time you have. - A shelter manager will be in charge. Follow his or her orders and instructions. Food, water, simple medical supplies, sanitation kits, and radiological instruments may or may not be available. Lights and heat may or may not be available. You will probably be crowded and uncomfortable. Expect it and be patient. Remember it is only temporary and you will emerge safe and alive. Stay in shelter until informed by the shelter manager that it is safe to leave. For obvious reasons the following will not be permitted in shelters Firearms Pets Alcoholic beverages Nonessential items Radiation sickness The fallout Shelter Plan is a plan to guard against exposure to fallout radiation. The severity of radiation sickness depends on the amount of radiation an individual has been exposed to and the length of the exposure. The body can take a certain amount of radiation damage and repair itself without serious permanent injury. However, too much radiation too fast results in sickness and possible death. Symptoms of Mild exposure are: Lack of appetite and fatigue within a few hours after exposure. The victim should rest, but then resume normal activity. Recovery will be rapid. Moderate exposure: Same as for mild exposure, but symptoms appear well within two hours and are more marked. Vomiting and even prostration may occur in the next few days or weeks. Severe exposure: All early symptoms show up and may vanish after a few days. After a week or more, however, fever, mouth soreness and diarrhea may appear: gums and mouth may ulcerate and bleed; in about three weeks hair may begin to fall out. Recovery may take seven to eight weeks. When exposure has been overwhelming, death comes in hours or weeks. Radiation sickness is not contagious or infectious and one person cannot "catch" it from another. Nervous tension may cause similar symptoms. Treatment General rest. Aspirin for headache, motion sickness tablets for nausea. Liquids as soon as possible for diarrhea and vomiting, but not until vomiting has stopped. (Ideally, one teaspoon of table salt to one quart of cool water, to be sipped slowly.) For sore mouth this solution can be used as a mouthwash. |