Bulletin 59-1 to the Heads of Executive Departments and Establishments on the Effects of Alaska Statehood
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
DEC1 8 1958
BUREAU OF THE BUDGET
GENTRAL FILES
WASHINGTON 25. D.C.
BULLETIN NO. 59-1
August 4, 1958
TO THE HEADS OF EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS AND ESTABLISHMENTS
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SUBJECT: Effects of Alaska statehood
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1. Purpose. In view of the imminent admission of Alaska to
statehood, the President has directed the Bureau of the Budget to
take the initiative in the executive branch, beyond the regular
responsibilities of the Department of the Interior, in making a study
of the effects of statehood on Federal laws and activities in order
to develop a program for an orderly transition from territorial status.
a copy of the President's letter is attached. Appropriate arrangements
will be made centrally to assure necessary coordination with the
government of Alaska.
2.
Program to be developed on Alaska. Each agency which has
functions affected by the admission of Alaska to statehood shall:
a.
Review the laws, treaties, Executive orders, and directives
which it administers, and its implementing regulations,
instructions, and procedures in the light of Public Law
85-508 (the Act to provide for the admission of the State
of Alaska into the Union) for the purpose of (1) determining
what changes, if any, will be necessary or desirable because
of Alaska's changed status; (2) identifying any questions,
such as those involving statutory interpretation or policy
issues, which will require resolution; (3) identifying
Federal programs which cannot be initiated or continued with-
out legislative or other action by the State of Alaska; and
(4) developing, where necessary, drafts of proposed Federal
legislation, Executive orders, proclamations, and other
appropriate instruments.
This review should include any pending legislation or
legislative proposals in the draft stage.
b.
Review organizational arrangements for administration of
the agency's programs in Alaska and internal agency regu-
lations to identify actions required to accomplish such
adjustments and modifications as should be made in
connection with the transition to statehood.
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