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ED 031 325 RC 003 508The Appalachian Region: A Statistical Appendix of Comparative Socioeconomic Indicators.Appalachian Regional Commission, Washington, D.C.Pub Date Mar 68Note-181p.EDRS Price MF-$0.75 HC-$9.15Descriptors-Census Figures, *Comparative Statistics, *Democaraphy, *Depressed Areas (Geographic), EconomicStatus, Geographic Regions, Population DiOribution, *Rural Population, *Socioeconomic Status, Tables (Data)

Identifiers-* AppalachiaSocioeconomic and demographic indicators for the Appalachian regional area

are compared in this report with similar indicators for the total United States. TheAppalachian region is defined as including parts of Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky,Maryland, Mississippi, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina,Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. Comparisons between Appalachia and theUnited States as a whole include population by sex and by place, distribution offamilies by income, educational levels, labor force and employment status, andeconomic and businesS factors. Statistical data in these areas is provided individually.for the Appalachian portion of the states listed above. (EV)

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THE APPALACHIAN REGION:

A Statistical Appendix ofComparative Socioeconomic

Indicators

htzwEe-1 JUL 22 1969

TIMSU

Appalachian Regional Commission1666 Connecticut Avenue, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20235March 1968

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STATISTICAL APPENDIX

Appalachian Region Fact Sheet

United States

Population by Sex, 1960Population by Place, 1960Distribution of Families by Income, 1960

Education of Persons 25 and over, 1960Labor Force Status by Sex -14 and over- 1960Employment Status by Sex -14 and over- 1960

Number ofPercent

NuMber ofPercent

Establishments in Selected Services and Sales 1963,and 5

Change 1958-1963Wholesale Establishments and Sales 1963, andChange 1958-1963

Number of Retail Establishments and Sales 1963, andPercent Change 1958-1963

Appalachian Re gi

Population by Sex, 1960 7Population by Place, 1960Distribution of Families by Income, 1960

Population, Rate of Natural Increase, and Net Migration Rate, 8

1950-1960, and 1960-1965, for the.United States, AppalachianRegion, and Appalachian Portions of Each State


Civilian Work Force, Employment, and Unemployment, 1965 10

Percent Change 1962-1965, and 1962-1965 Rate of Unemployment

Manufacturing Employment and Value Added by Manufacture, 1954, 11

1958, and 1963 and Percent Change, 1954-1958 and 1958-1963

Page

Appalachian Region (Cont.)

Value Added by Manufacturing Employee, 1954, 1958, and 1963 and 12Percent Change, 1954-1958 and 1958-1963

.Number of Establishments in Selected Services and Sales 1963, and 13Percent Change 1958-1963Number of Wholesale Establishments and Sales 1963, and

Percent Change 1958-1963

Number of Retail Establishments and Sales, 1963,and 14Percent Change 1958-1963

Alabama - State Total


Education of Persons 25 and over, 1960Labor.Force Status by Sex -14 and over- 1960Employment Status by Sex -14 and over- 1960

Number ofPercent

Number ofPercent

Number ofPercent

15 - 18

15

16

Establishments in Selected Services and Sales 1963,and 17Change 1958-1963Wholesale Establishments and Sales 1963,andChange 1958-1963

Retail Establishments and Sales 1963, andChange 1958-1963

Alabama - Appalachian Portion of State


18

19-27

19

Population, Rate of Natural Increase, and Net Migration Rate, 201950-1960, and 1960-1965


22

Alabama - Appalachian Portion of State (Cont.)

Percent Change 1962-1965 in Work Force, Employment andUnemployment, Appalachian and Non-Appalachian Portion of State

Manufacturing Etployment and Value Added by Manufacture, 1951!,1958, and 1963 and Percent Change, 1954-1958 and 1958-1963

Number ofPercent

Number ofPercent

Number ofPercent

EstabliShments in Selected Services and Sales 1963, andChange 1958-1963Wholesale Establishments and Sales 1963, andChange 1958-1963

Retail Establishments and Sales 1963, andChange 1958-1963

Page

23

2 6

27

Georgia 28 - 40

Kentucky 41 - 55

Maryland 56 - 66

Mississippi 67 - 78

New York 79 - 89

North Carolina 90 - 102

Ohio 103 - 114

Pennsylvania 115 - 129

South Carolina 130 - 140

Tennessee 141 - 153

Virginia 154 - 166

West Virginia 167 - 177

Region

U.S.

Region

U.S.

Region

U.S.

Appendix - 1

APPALACHIAN REGION FACT SHEET

(All numbers in thousands)

Population and Migration Data

Estimated

Population

1965

18,110.1

193,795.0

Population

1960

17,726.6

179,323.2

Percent of 1960 Population

Urban

47.3

69.9

Rural

Rural

Nonfarm

Farm

37.5

15.3

22.6

7.5

Estimated

Percent

Change

1960-65

2.2

8.1

Estimated

Net

Migration

1960-65

-589.1

2,510.5

Estimated

Net

Nigration

Rate

1960-65

-3.3

1.4

Rate of

Natural

Increase

1960-65

5.4

6.7

Population

1950

17,378.1

150,697.4

Percent Distribution of

Families by Income, 1960

Percent

Change

Population

1950-60

2.0

18.5

Total Number

of Families

4,466.5

45,128.3

Percent

Under

$2,000-

$3,000-

$6,000-

$10,000

$2,000

$2,999

$52-____

999

__.2.---_

$9 999

and over

19.3

10.8

36.6

24.5

8.8

13.1

8.3

32.8

30.8

15.1

Labor Force, Employment andUnemployment Statistics

Labor Force

Participation

Unemployment

Rate - 1960

Rate - 1960

Total

Nhle

Female

Total

Ehle

Female

50.4

72.6

29.7

55.3

77.4

34.5

6.8

7.1

6.0

5.1

5.0

5.4

Unemployment Rate - 1962-1965

1962

1963

1964

1965

8.6

8.1

7.0

5.2

5.5

5.7

5.2

4.5

Net

Net

Nigration

Migration

Rate

1950-60

1950-60

-2,201.9

-12.7

2,973.0

2.0

Major

Employment in Mhjor Industry Groups -1960

Civilian Work Force, Employment,AndUnemployment,

1965, And Percent Change - 1962-1965

Number

Percent

Distribution

Percent Change

1950-1960

U.S.

Region

U.S.

Estion

Percent Change

.2.V22P.E

Total

_arai-22

5 865 8

66 372.6

100.0

100.0

0.0

15.5

Number 1965

1962-65

Agriculture

417.0

4,349.9

7.1

6.6

-51.6

-38.2

Region

U.S.

Region

U.S.

Mining

198.8

654.0

3.4

1.0

-58.2

-29.7

Work Force

6,451.1

74,455.0

2.8

7.3

Construction

337.1

3,815.9

5.7

5.7

7.0

10.4

Employment

6,118.6

71,089.0

6.6

9.3

Manufacturing

1,911.6

17,513.1

32.6

26.4

17.2

19.9

Unemployment

332.5

3,366.0

-38.3

-26.5

Service

3,001.2

40,039.7

51.2

60.3

20.9

27.3

APPALACHIAN REGION FACT SHEET continued

(All numbers in thousands)

Appendix - 2

MANUFACTURING EMPLOYbENT, VALUE ADEED BY MANUFACTURE, AND VALUE ADDED PER

MANUFACTURING EMPLOYEE, 1954, 1958 AND 1963 AND PERCENT CHANGE 1954-1958 AND 1958-1963

Number

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

19514-1958

1958-1963

Ma.nufacturing Employment

Region

1,622.8

1,668.9

1,758.0

2.8

5.3

U.S.

15,669.1

16,024.9

16,942.3

2.3

5.7

Value Added

Region

$ 10,968.9

$ 13,239.6

$ 17,463.1

20.7

31.9

U.S.

$117,212.8

$141,532.5

$192,330.1

20.7

35.9

Value Adeed per Employee 1/

Region

$6,760

$7,933

$9,933

17.4

25.2

U.S.

$7,481

$8,832

$ 11,352

10.1

28.5

Percent Distribution of Broad Occupation Groups for Employed Persons by Sex, 1960

Percent Distribution

Occupation

2E2R

E.-

--

Thtal

Male

Ffle

ails

U.S.

Region

U.S.

U.S.

43.2

29.2

..Region

50.2

57.5

White Collar

35.6

36.4

Blue Collar

574

50.3

61.5

549

48.1

40.7

Farm

7.0

6.4

9.3

8.7

1.7

1.8

Percent Distribution of Years of School Completed For the Population Aged25 and Over, 1960

Percent Distribution of Persons Completing

Number of persons

Under 5

5-8 years

1-3 years

4 years

Seri

25 and over

years schooling

schooling

IISIL2S1-1221

high school

Sante

Region

9,703.0

11.3

38.0

17.9

21.5

11.3

U.S.

99,438.1

8.4

31.4

19.2

24.6

16.5

1/ Actual numbers - not in thousands.

Appalachian Regional Commission

Planning and Research Division

1666 Connecticut Avenue, N.V.

Washington, D.C.

20235

Number

PercentDistribution

Percent Change1950-1960

Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Appendix - 3

UNITED STATES

POPULATION BY SEX, 1960

Total Male Female

179,323,175 88,331,494 90,991,681

100.00 49.26 50.74

19.00 18.00 19.98

POPULATION BY PLACE, 1960

Rural RuralTotal Non-Farm Farm Urban

179,325,671 40.596,990 13,444,898 125,283,783

100.00 22.64 7.50 69.86

19,00 30.20 41.67 29.87

DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILIES BY INCOMEt_ 1960

Under $2,000- $3,000- $6,000- $10,000

Totak $2.000 $2,999 _0,949 $9,999 & Over

45,128,393 5,886,481 3,763,758 14,803,991 13,879,783 6,794,380

100.00 13.04 8.34 32.80 30.76 15.06

17.79 -44.75 -46.09 3.45 314.15 495.21

Number

PercentDistribution

UNITED STATES

EDUCATION OF PERSONS 25 AND OVER 1960

Appendix - 4

Persons Com leting1-67751.is 1-4 Years 1 or More Ws

Total* ElerexltarSchooliii21 .1oolof Collene

99,438,084

100.00

Percent Change1950-1960 13.66

37,224,529 43,571,399 16,367,343

37.43 43.82

-4.25 34.21

16.46

41.79

*Total includes.persons who have never attended school, or who have less

than one year of schooling.

Number

PercentDistribution


LABOR FORCE STATUS t9LSEX - 14 AND OVER 1960

TotalIn Out of

Labor LaborFc ce* . Force

MaleIn Out ofLabor LaborForce* . Force

FemaleIn Out of

Labor LaborForce* Force

69,877,481 56,399,067 47,467,721 13,847,573 22,409,760 42,551,494

55.34 44.66

17.16 8.33

*Includes persons in the Armed Forces.

Number'

PercentDistribution

77.42 22.58

10.16 20.31

EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY SEX - 14 AND OVER .1960

Male

34.0 65.50

35.39

Female1

Unem- Unem- Unem.

,Ltmacm.d.....j:mload_......2.12yed Employed ployed

4.94

64,639,252 3,504,827 43,466,951 2,295,718

Tercent Changei950-1960

94.86 5.14

15.87 22.64

94.98

8.57

21,172,301

5.02 94.60

9.90 34.42

1,209,109

5.4p

57.23

UNITED STATES Appendix - 5

NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS IN SELECTED SERVICES

AND SALES 1963 AND PERCENT CHANGE 1958-1953

Establishments

NumberPercentChange

Receipt3 ($1000)Percent

Value Change1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63

All Establishments ,061 673 8.42 44,586,261, 37.16

Personal Services 447,080 8.20 INA INA

Auto Repair, Garages 139,611 11.07 INA INA

Other Services 4749.982 7.87 INA INA

*Details may not add to total because of disclosure rule.

NUMBER OF WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENTS AND

SALES 1963? AND PERCENT CHANGE 1958-1963

All Establishments

Merchant Wholesalers

Other Operating Types

Establishments

Number1963*

308,177

PercentChange1958-63

7.36

208,997 9.71

99,180 2.72

Sales ($1000)

Value1963*


20,385,749 25.43

15793911769 28.95

200,993,980 22.81


Appendix - 6

UNITED STATES

NUMBER OF RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS AND SALES 1963,

.AND PERCENT CHANGE 1958-1963

Establishments Sales ($1000)

Number1963*


PercentValue Change1963* 1958-63

ALL STORES 11_7979931 -4.84 244,201 777 21.87

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 92,703 -14.47 14,605,836 1..95

General merchandise 62,063 -28.38 30,002,764 36.55

Food stores 319,433 -10.47 57,079,186 15.95

Automotive dealers 98,514 4.93 45,376,290 42.22

Gasoline service stations 211,473 2.27 17,759,917 24.82

Apparel, accessory stores 116,223 -2.54 14,039,979 11.70

Furniture, home furnishings etc. 93,649 -9.74 10,925,843 8.07

Eating, drinking places 334,481 -3.40 18,412,414 20.42

Drug stores, proprietary stores 54,732 -2.93 8,486,682 24.74

Other retail stores 244,868 1.54 21,309,222 15.02

Non-store retailers 79,792 6.35 6,203,644 14.60

iDetails may not add to tOtal because of disclosure rule.

.

Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

Percent.Distribution


APPALACHIAN REGION


Total

17,726,567

100.00

2,01

Male

8,689,796

POPULAT/ON BY PLACE, 1960

Total

17,726 567

100.00

2.01

RuralNon-Farm

6,643,119

37.46

14.95

149.02

0.69

RuralFarm

24704,436

15.26

-31.97

DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILIES BY INCOME, 1960

Total

Appendix -

Female

9,036,771

50.98

3.30

Urban

8,379,011

47.27

11.41

Under $2,000- $3,000- $6,000-

$2 000 $2999 $5,999 $9,999

$10,000& Over

4,466,522 860,520 483,753 1,635,813 1,092,679 393,757

100.00 19.27 10.83 36.62 24.46 8.82

5.35 -46.04 28.34 376.94 546.78

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960, AND 1960-1965,

FOR THE UNITED STATES, APPALACHIAN REGION, AND APPALACHIAN PORTIONS OF EACH STATE1/

Appendix - 8

Population

1960

Estimated

Population

1965

Estimated

Percent

Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Net

Migration

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Migration Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

United States

179,323,175

193,795,000

+ 8.1

6.7

+2,510,500

+ 1.4

+18.5

+1.8

2,973,000

150,697,361

AltpalackILL13.21

17,726,567

18,111,015

+2.2

5.4

-581,323

- 3.3

+2.0

- 12.7

-2,201,899

17,378,110

Appalachian portion of:

Alabama

1,982,286

2,136,967

+ 7.8

6.8

+20,590

+ 1.0

+6.5

- 11.1

-205,723

1,860,829

Georgia

675,024

733,900

+ 8.7

6.9

+12,619

+ 1.8

+8.9

- 10.6

-65,722

619,766

Kentucky

922,152

908,500

- 1.5

6.7

-75,468

- 8.2

- 14.0

- 31.8

-340,759

1,072,750

Maryland

195,808

214,200

+ 9.4

4.9

8,801

+ 4.5

+3.2

-7.8

-14,751

189,701

Mississippi

406,187

440,060

+ 8.3

7.0

5,369

+ 1.3

-4.7

- 21.2

-90,324

426,076

New York

1,000,064

1,036,759

+ 3.7

5.4

16,948

- 1.7

+9.0

-3.8

-35,050

917,490

North Carolina

939,740

993,443

+ 5.7

6.4

6,200

- 0.7

+6.6

-9.6

-84,691

881,560

Ohio

1,119,555

1,154,159

+ 3.1

5.3

24,341

- 2.2

+8.2

-4.5

-46,387

1,035,058

Pennsylvania

5,930,784

5,876,400

- 0.9

4.2

-300,960

- 5.1

+ 2.5

-9.3

-538,715

5,784,652

South Carolina

586,523

616,500

+ 5.1

7.2

-12,306

- 2.1

+ 12.1

-7.8

-40,593

523,265

Tennessee

1,607,689

1,687,063

+ 4.9

6.3

-22,507

1.4

+ 5.1

- 11.4

-174,658

1,529,762

Virginia

500,334

506,505

+ 1.2

5.4

-21,006

- 4.2

-5.9

- 22.2

-117,815

531,649

West Virginia

1,860,421

1,815,000

- 2.4

5.0

-138,228

- 7.4

-7.2

- 22.3

-446,711

2,005,552

1/

Population 1965 and net migration 1960-1965 are estimates.

Number

PercentDistribution

Percent Change19504960

Appendix - 9

APPALACHIAN REGION

EDU ,CATIONOF PERSONS 25 AND OVER 1960

Total*

9,703,010

100.00

3.48

Persons Com-letinears 4 Tears or More 'rig

Elementar School Hi-h School .of Cblle-e

4,520,578 3,826,388 1,100,434

146.59 39.44 11. 314

9.09 29.25 25.314

*Total includes.persons who have never. attended school, or who have less


Number'

PercentDistribution

Percent Change1930-1960 1.97 .1.72 -6.64 13.17 29.04 -6.2

Inc1udes persons in the Armed Forces.

LABOR FORCIi STATUS BY SEX - 14 Ale OM 1960,

Tbtal MaleIn

Labor Labor Labor Labor.

Labbr

Porce Force Force* . Fbrce Force*

Penal@

LaborFore

6,290,976 6,194,239 14,369,533 1,651,0149 1,921,1443 4,543,1

50 . 140 49.60 72 58 27 .142 29.73 70.2

Number.

PercentDistribution

Percent Change1930.1960

EMPLOYMENT STATUS EY SEX - 14 ANDOVER' 1960

Maio -Female

nem- Unem- henlo ed 10 od

5,843,7514 425,135 14;0382314 310,720 1,805,440 314,143.5

93.22 6.78 92.86 7.14 94.04 5.96.,

-0.25 39.67 -8.97 . 30 . 28 26.93 73.68

Appendix - 10

CIVILIAN WORK FORCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND UNEMPLOYMENT, 1965,

PERCENT CHANGE 1962-1965 AND 1962-1965 RATE OF UNEMPLOYMENT

UNITED STATES, APPALACHIAN STATES, NON-APPALACHIAN PORTION OF STATES,

AND APPALACHIAN REGION

(In thousands)

CIVILIAN WORK FORCE

Change1965 1962-1965

Number

United States 74,455.0Appalachian States 29,326.0

Non-Appalachian Portion 22,874.9Appalachian Region 6,451.1

EMPLOYMENT

Number Percent

3,841.0 5.2

1,042.2 3.7869.2 3.9173.0 2.8

Change1965 1962-1965

Number


Non-Appalachian Portion 21,953.2Appalachian Region 6,118.6

UNEMPLOYMENT

Number Percent

4,386.0 6.21,494.5 5.61,115.5 5.4

379.0 6.6

Change1965 1962-1965

Number Number Percent

-545.0-453.0 -26.5-247.0 -21.1-206.0 -38.3


Non-Appalachtan Portion 921.0Appalachian Region 332.5

RATE OF UNEMPLOYMENT (%)

1962 1963 1964 1965

United States 5.5 5.7 5.2 4.5

Appalachian States 6.0 5.9 5.2 4.3

Non-Appalachian Portion 5.3 5.2 4.7 4.0

Appalachian Region 8.6 8.1 7.0 5.2 (

MANUFAULURING EMPLOYMENT AND VALUE ADDED BYM&NUFACTURE, 1954, 1958, AND 1963,

ZD

Appendix - 11

AND PERCENT CHANGE, 1954-1958 AND

1958-1963

Mhnufacturing Employment

Value Added by Manufacture

Number

Percent Change

Niimber ($1,000)

Percent Chan&e

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958 -

1958

1963

United States

15,669,101

16,024,862

16,942,292

2.3

5.7

117,212,837

141,532,532

192,330,126

20.7

35.9 -

Aupalaablan_Bagi2n

1 622 847

1 668 899

1 758 007

2.8

5.3

10 969 841

13 239 573

17 463 056

20.7

31.9

Appalachian Portion of:

Alabama

156,876

163,247

170,227

4.1

4.3

1,008,460

1,332,961

1,881,512

32.2

41.1

Georgia

71,406

73,821

84,408

3.4

14.3

300,230

418,974

647,119

39.6

'

54.5

Kentucky

16,566

18,134

24,349

9.5

34.3

97,684

144,469

201,762

47.9

39.7.

Maryland

23,780

23,350

22,966

- 1.8

- 1.6

148,077

157,649

228,152

6.5

44.7

Mississippi

19,538

25,772

36,007

31.9

39.7

71,365

127,675

242,960

78.9

90.3

New York

132,373

128,811

123,496

- 2.7

- 4.1

924,718

1,007,881

1,152,166

9.0

14.3

North Carolina

104,683

115,864

135,892

10.7

17.3

650,451

872,121

1,384,943

-34.1

58.8

Ohio

82,715

81,397

82,274

- 1.6

1.1

583,780

767,180

952,811

31.4

24.2

Pennsylvania

640,309

648,929

648,145

1.3

- 0.1

4,721,330

5,224,720

6,238,926

10.7

19.4

South Carolina

84,657

89,379

104,534

5.6

17.0

360,736

465,376

702,223

29.0

50.9

Tennessee

146,471

155,388

176,569

6.1

13.6

945,521

1,226,962

1,676,338

29.8

36.6

Virginia

24,905

28,606

32,114

14.9

12.3

169,215

224,763

266,996

32.8

18.8

West Virginia

118,568

116,201

117,026

- 2.0

0.7

988,274

1,268,842

1,887,148

28.4

48.7

Source:

Census of Mlanufactures, 1954,

1958, and 1963.

Where actual census data

were not available for a county because of the

"disclosure.rule",

estimates were made based onprojections of data for availableyears and/or on the state averages of value added

per employee for the predominant

industry groups.

Appendix - 12

VALUE ADDED PER MANUFACTURING EMPLOYEE, 1954, 1958, AND 1963,

AND PERCENT CHANGE, 1954-1958 AND 1958-1963

Value Added Per Manufacturing Employee

Number ql Percent Change

1954 1958 19631954-1958

1958-1963'

United States 7 481 8 832 11 352 18.1 28.5

.k.P.A.L86-111-4.1.1tiii9M6 760 7,933, 9 933 17.4 25.2

Appalachian portion of:

Alabama 6,428 8,165 11,053 27.0 35.4

Georgia 4,205 5,676 7,667 35.0 35.1

Kentucky 5,897 6,312 8,268 7.0 31.3

Maryland 6,227 6,752 9,934 8.4 47.1

Mississippi 3,653 4,954 6,748 35.6 36.2

New York 6,986 7,824 9,330 12.0 19.2

North Carolina 6,214 7,527 10,191 21.1 35:4

Ohio 7,058 9,425 11,581 33.5 22.9

Pennsylvania 7,374 8,051 9,626 9.2 19.6

South Carolina 4,261 5,207 6,718 22.2 29,0

Tennessee 6,455 7,896 9,494 22.3 20.2

Virginia 6,794 7,857 8,314 15.6 5.8

West Virginia 7,659 9,705 14,657 26.7 51.0

Source: Census of Manufactures, 1954, 1958, and 1963. Where actual census

data were not available for a county because of the "disclosure rule",

estimates were nade based on projections of data for available years and/or

on the state averages of value added per employee for the predominant

industry groups.

Appendix - 13

APPALACHIAN REGION


AND SALES 1963, AND PERCENT CHANGE 1958-1963

Establishments Receipts ($1000)

Number1963*


Value1963*


All Establishments 89 179 14.78 21340,873 38.82



Other Services 31,672 5.40 INA INA



SALES 1963 AND PERCENT CHANGE 1958-1963

1


Number1963*


Value1963*

PercentChange

1958-63

All Establishments 20 552 7.76 164_ 1272 008 12.58

Merchant Wholesalers 14,592 7.48 7,780,777 20.75

Other Operating Types 5,960 8.50 8,263,897 5.13


Appendix - 14

APPALACHIAN REGION

NDHBER OF RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS AND SALES 1963,

AND PERCENT CHANGE 1958-1963


Number1963*


Percent

Value Change1963* 1958-63

ALL STORES 172 L45P -3.49 18 _723580 17.52

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 8,210 -11.82 1,139,559 7.02


Food stores 42,594 -1.53 4,858,080 15.53



Apparel, accessory storeo 10,357 0.62 1,009,275 10.60

Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 8,659 -11.80 827,936 2.13


Drug stores, proprietary stores 4,781 -0.25 566,592 17.2

Other retail stores 20,035 2.65 1,378,270 8.31

lion-store retailers 6,520 7.34 343,597 45..84


Appendix - 15

ALABAMA - STATE TOTAL


Total Male Female

Number 3,266,740 1,591,645 1,675,095

PercentDistribution 100.00 48.72 51.28

Percent Change1950-1960 6.70 5.92 7.44



Number 3,266,740 1,068,716 402 0855 1,795,:.69

PercentDistribution 100.00 32.72 12.33 54.95

Percent Change1950-1960 6.70 40.56 -58.06 33.87

DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILIES BY INCOME 1960

Under $2,000. $3 ,000- $6,000- $10 ,000Total $2,00(7 $2,999 1.5.4222... & Over

Number 790,710 209,931 98,940

,$9,999

257,579 161,281 62,979

PercentDistribution 100.00 26.55 12.51 32.58 20.40 7.96

Percent Change1950-1960 8.35 -44.80 -23.05 63.98 472.63 573.57

ALA.BAMA - STATE TOTAL

EDUCATION O FP ERSONS. 25 AND OVER, 1960

lbtal*

Persons Com leting1-8 Years 1-4 Years

Elementar School Hi h.Schobl

Appendix - 16

'1 or More Yrsof

Number 1,669,871 765,011 649,898 196,332


Percent Change1950-1960 7.08 -11.29 42.96 46.04

*lbtal includes .persons who have never attended school, or who have lessthan one year of schooling.

LABOR FORCEj STATUS BY SEX - 14-AND OVER 1960

TotalIn Out of

Labor LaborForce* . Force

_

MaleIn Out of


FemaleIn Out of

Labor. Labor()Force*Force

Number 1,152,736 1,064,772 779,355 280,254 373,381 784518


PerCnt Change1950-1960 6.22 3.03 -2.16 22.71 8%134 -2.56

Includes parsons in the Armed Forces.


TsrVa..an'ea. MaleI. ; Female

!mar

EmployedUnem-ployed' d

egraremp1oydt

Number. 1,065,897 64,078 715,747 42,439 350,150 21,639


Percent Change1950..1960 3.33 42.08 -41423 29.43 26.84 75.76

Appendix - 17

ALABAMA--STATE TOTAL



All Establishments

Personal Services

Auto Repair, Garages

Other Services

Establishments

Number1963*

13,752

6,480

2,287

40.985

ReceiptsPercentChange Value1958-63 1963*

19.23

21.10

24.84

14.33 INA

362 571

INA

INA


NUMBER OF WHOLEaAIE ESTABLISHMENTS AND

SALES 1963, AND PERCENT CHANGE 1958-1963

All Establishments



Establishments

Number1963*

14 935

2,668

1,267


15.97

19.05

9.98

($1000)


41.86

INA

INA

INA

Sales ($1000)

Value1963*

3,3940992

1,6680667

107260325



18.99

28.03

11.38

It

Appendix - 18




Establishments Sales ($1000)Percent

Number Change1963* 1958-63

Value1963*


ALL STORES 29,065 8.08 3,253,433 26.73

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 1,229 -0.57 212,594 17..46

General merchandise 1,776 -36.64 383,176 16.25

Food stores 8,090 13.56 820,336 29.17

Autnmetive dealers 1,951 26.61 676,752 50.01

Gasoline service stations 4,071 17.59 264,664 34.40

Apparel, accessory stores 1,779 9.34 188,075 10.76

Furniture, home furnishings etc. 1,658 10.46 163,183 16.99

Eating, drinking pl.L. ss 3,332 3.45 144,676 23.72

Drug stores, proprietary stores 955 4.26 .110,488 23.67

Other retail stores 3,079 18.20 238,663 5.50

Non-store retailers 1,145 33.61 50,826 60.33

*Details may not add to tetal because of disclosure rule.

Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Appendix - 19

APPALACHIAN PORTION OF ALABAMA

POPULATION BY SEX1 1960

Total Male Female

1,982,286 966,2140 1,016,146

100.00 48.74 51.26

6.45 5.59 7.43


TotalRuralNon-Farm

RuralFarm Urban

1,9822286 659,936 226,514 1,095,836

100.00 33.29 11.43 55.28

6.43 40.43 -58.50 29.66


Under $2,000- $3,000- $6,000- $10,000

Total $2,000 ,$2,999 154999 A2J999, &Over

493,385 119,346 60,032 166,923

100.00 24.19 12.17 33.83

8.59 -46.27 -31.49 59.97

105,975

. 21.48

484.53

:

41.9109

8.33

597 .95

Appendix - 20

1/

:POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE,AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960, AND

1960-1965-

:

Population

196a

Estimated

Population

1965

Estimated

Percent Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural Increase

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Migration Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

et

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

ALABAMA - STATE TOTAL,

-3 266140

3 486 421

+6.7

7.2

235 205

-0.5

+6.7

- 12.0

368/442

3,061 743

APPALACHIAN PORTION

!:1,982086

2 136 967

+7.8

6.8

o

134 091

+1.0

+6.5

- 11.1

- 205 723

1 860 829

-'-

Alabama - 56

453,633

563 468

+ 24.2

9.2

41,699

+ 15.0

+ 15.7

-4.2

-16,453

392,254

Colbert

46,506

50,546

+8.7

7.5

3,488

+1.2

+ 17.6

'

-1.4

588

Franklin

,21,988

23,900

+8.7

5.7

1,253

+3.0

- 14.5

-7,390

Jackson

-..

36;681

38,828

+5.8

6.1

.2,238

-0.3

-5.9,

- 21.2

9,031

Lauderdale:

61;622

67,922

+ 10.2

8.2

5,053

+2.0

+ 13.7

-0.1

3,292

Lawrence

24,501

27,484

+ 12.2

8.8

2,156

+3.4

_9,7.

- 28.6

7,763

Limestone

36,513

41,610

+ 14.0

8.2

2,994

+5.8

+2.1,

- 16.0

5,727

Medison

117,348

181,332

+ 56.2

13.6

15,959

+ 42.6

+ 61.0

+ 33.8

24,632

Marshall

48,018

55,519

+ 15.6

7.5

3,601

+ 8.1

+6.5

- 12.6

5,691

Mbrgan

60,454

14,327

+ 22.9

8.2

4,957

+ 14.7

+ 14.2

-3.0

1,603

Alabama - 57

261:487

282,102

+1.2

6.2

16,189

-6.0

+5.4

- 12.8

31,829

248 017

Calhoun

95,878

98,525

+2.8

7.5

7,191

- 47

+ 20.5

-2.4

1,885

Cherokee

16,303

16,306

0.0

4.8

783

-4.8

-7.5:

- 22.2

3,915

Cleburne

10,911

10,701

-1.9

5.9

644

-7.8

-8.3:

- 20.7

2,465

DeKalb

41,417

42,559

+2.8

5.4

-

2,237

-2.6

-8.1,

- 21.5

9,698

Etowah

96,080

94,011

-3.1

5.5

5,334

-8.6

+3.3

- 14.8

13,866

Alabama - 58

145,962

149,457

+2.4

5.5

8,042

-3.1

-5.5

31,962

154 459

Chambers

37,828

31,521

-0.8

5.3

2,006

-6.1

-4.3

- 20.8

8,209

Clay

12,400

12,472

+0.6

4.5

558

-3.9

- 11.0

- 22.6

3,144

Coosa

10,726

11,058

+3.1

4.4

472

-1.3

-8.8

- 22.2

2,607

Elmore

30,524

33,779

+ 10.7

6.8

2,076

+3.9

-3.6

- 18.9

5,989

Randolph

19,477

19,024

-2.3

4.8

935

-7.1

- 13.5

- 27.0

6,072

Tallapoosa

35,007

35,603

+1,5

5.7

1,995

-4.2

-0.2

- 16.9

5,941

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL

INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE,

1950-1960, AND 1960-1965-1/

Appendix - 21

Population

1960

Estimated

Population

19652/

Estimated

Percent Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural Increase

Estimated Net

1960-1965

Migration Rate

Number

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

ALABAMA (Cont 'd.)

Alabama - 59

1 121 204

1 161 940

-1---2---

+3.6

6.1

68,161

-2.5

+5.2

- 11.8

- 125,479

1,066,099

Bibb

14,357

15,378

+7.1

5.7

818

+1.4

- 20.2

- 34.6

-6,215

Blount

25,449

26,706

+4.9

4.8

1,222

+0.1

- 12.2

- 24.4

-7,077

Chilton

25,693

25,252

-1.7

4.7

1,208

-6.4

-4.6

- 19.0

-5,108

Cullman

45,572

50,043

+9.8

5.9

2,689

+ 39

-7.1

- 21.7

-10,631

Fayette

16,148

17,491

+8.3

4.3

694

+4.0

- 16.7

- 28.1

-5,449

Jefferson

634,864

643,807

+1.4

6.0

38,092

-4.6

+ 13.6

-4.5

-25,413

Lamar

14,271

14,295

+0.2

3.3

471

-3.1

- 13.2

- 24.3

-3,988

Marion

21,837

23,775

+8.9

4.9

1,070

+4.0

- 19.9

- 31.4

-8,570

Pickens

21,882

21,745

-0.6

6.7

1,466

-7.3

- 10.1

- 27.6

-6,714

St. Clair

25,388

26,548

44.6

5.5

1,396

-0.9

-4.9

- 19.0

-5,075

Shelby

32,132

34,934

+8.7

7.4

2,378

+1.3

+5.8

-9.5

-2,878

Talladega

65,495

68,499

4.

4.6

7.3

4,781

-2.7

+2.9

- 17.8

-11,296

Tuscaloosa

109,047

119,823

+9.9

7.4

8,069

+2.5

+ 15.9

-3.2

-3,057

Walker

54,211

58,186

+7.3

5.9

3,198

+1.4

- 15.0

- 28.8

-18,345

Winston

14,858

15,458

+4.0

4.1

609

-0.1

- 18.6

- 31.7

-5,663

1/

Population 1965 and net migration1960-1965 are estimates.

7/ Alabama Business, Bureau of BusinessResearch, School of Commerce and

Business Administration, University

of Alabama.

Number

PercentDistribution

Peráent Change1950-1960

!Total includes-pers.ons who have. haver attended school, or who have less'than one year of schooling.

Appendix - 22


EDUCATION OF PERSONS. 5 MID OVER 1960

Ibtal4

Persons Cbm letinYears 1-4 Years ', "1 or Mors yrs

Eleaentar School Hih.Schoo1 .of Coll. e

1,038,669 476,578 412,587 119,525

100.00 45.88 39972 11.50,

9.37 -9.21 43.21 49.42

LABOR FORCi STATUS BY SEX 7 14 AND OVERy 1960

MtalIn Out of


Male7"172' ot"""---Tral"

. .


Number' 698,067 667.,04)0 479,903

PercentDistribution 51.25 48.75 73..56

Percent Change1950-1960 7.56 2.25 1.87

*Includes persons in the Armed Forces.,

,'Number

Percent.!' Distribution

1


FemaleIn Chit of.

Labor LaborForce* Force 0

172,477 218,164 494,553

26.44 30.74 69.26

22.11 36.40 %.3.03

EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY SEX 14 .AND OVER 1960

Maio -Female

eLL.imicsei.a.mtd EmployedUnem-played' EnVoyed

Unea:.plord

649,714 40;289 445,367 27,717 204,347 12,572

94.16 5.84 94.14 5.86 94.20 5.80

7.24 1.45 -2.35 36.30 36.46 70.03

))

Appendix - 23

PERCENT CHANGE 1962-1965 IN WORK FORCE,EMPLOkMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT,

AND 1962-1965 RATE OF UNEMPLOYMENTAPPALACHIAN & NON-APPALACHIAN

PCRTION OF STATE(All Numbers in Thousands)

Total Work Force

1965 Chan9e 1962-65Number Number Percent

Alabama

_

1,238.3 64.9 5.5

Non-Appalachian Portion 469.4 5.6 1.2

Appalachian Portion 768.9 59.3 8.4

pToLB_LyjTmt

1965 Change 1962-65


Alabama 1,182.7 88.8 8.1



1965

Unemployment

Change 1962-65


Alabama 55.6 -23.9 -30.1

Non-Appalachian Portion 21.7 -10.1 -31.8

Appalachian Portion 33.9 -13.8 -28.9

Rate of Unemployment

1962 1963 1964 1965

Alabama 6.8 6.0 5.0 4.5


Appalachian Portion 6.7 5.9 5.9 4.4

Appendix - 24

MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT AND VALUE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE,

1954, 1958, AND 1963,


Manufacturing Employment


Number

Percent Change

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963


217 084

229

2830

243

2800

5.9

6.1

319 192

17-

--2

1 7702-

-510

-2.-

---

518 314

22-

---2

34.2

42.2

------

----

---

--

APPALACHIAN PORTION

156,876

163,247

170,227

4.1

4.3

1,008,460

1,332,961

1,881,512

32.2

41.1

Alabama - 56

20 720

--z-

26,171

36L747

26.3

,40.4

116,093

226,381

393,589

95.0

73.9

Colbert

- 7,033_...--

7,721

31.3

9.7

42,014

92,089

113,726

119.1

5,355

23.5

Franklin

467

549

997

17.5

81.6

1,425

2,402

5,408

68.6

125.1

Jackson

1,388

1,901

2,354

36.9

23.8

4,289

7,021

14,859

63.7

111.6

Lauderdale

1,818

1,803

1,824

-0.8

1.1

7,134

12,061

16,786

69.1

39.1

Lawrence

164

299

802

82.3

168.2

272

736

2,329

170.6

216.4

Limestone

666

621

701

-6.7

12.9

2,377

1,902

3,072

- 19.9

61.5

Mhdison

4,572

6,160

12,598

34.7

104.5

21,176

41,719

114,883

97.0

175.4

Mhrshal1

1,689

2,505

3,550

48.3

41.7

6,300

13,140

22,890

108.6

74.2

Mbrgan

4,601

5,300

6,200

15.2

17.0

31,106

55,311

99,636

77.8

80.1

Alabama - 57

27 2

140

24

2967

?1,775

-8.0

- 12.7

172,269

218 864

2253 348

--L

--27.0

15.8

Calhoun

__-__

12,322

--.---

10,612

9,064

TiTiis

63,365

-----

72,001

13.6-

14.2

82,234

Cherokee

93

399

462

329.0

15.8

258*

1,401

2,375

443.0

69.5

Cleburne

219

462

328

110.9

- 29.0

607

2,993

5,133

393.1

71.5

DeKalb

1,746

1,780

2,272

1.9

27.6

6,327

7,766

14,576

22.7

87.7

Etowah

12,760

11,714

9,649

-8.1

- 17.6

101,712

134,703

149,030

32.4

10.6

Alabama - 58

18,943

18,553

19,005

-2.1

2.4

69,740

83,936

103,897

20.3

23.7

Chambers

8,209

7,880

7,578

-4.0

-3.8

31,785*

37,762*

45,006*

18.8

19.2

Clay

641

594

893

-7.3

50.3

2,237

1,915

4,396

- 14.3

129.5

Coosa

661

483

547

- 26.9

13.2

2,567

1,604

2,138

- 37.5

33.3

Elmore

843

635

662

- 24.6

4.2

3,436

4,037

3,889

17.5

-3.7

Randolph

1,674

1,857

1,958

10.9

5.4

4,345

4,575

7,152

5.3

56.3

TallapcGsa

6,915

7,104

7,367

2.7

3.7

25,370

34,043

41,316

34.2

21.4

MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT AND VALUE AXED BY MANUFACTURE, 1954, 1958, AND 1963,


Appendix - 25

Mhnufacturing Employment


Number

Percent Chan

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958 -

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

AIABAMA (Cont'd.)

Alabama - 59

90,073

93,556

92,700

3.9

-0.9

650,358

803,780

1,130,678

23.6

40.7

Bibb

1,029

1,178

1,191

14.4

1.1

2,337

3,960

4,466

69.4

11.8

Blount

594

608

610

2.3

0.3

2,751*

3,571

4,972

36.4

39.2

Chilton

924

708

664

- 23.3

-6.2

3,057

2,857

2,942

-6.5

3.0

Cullman

1,388

1,336

2,077

-3.7

55.4

3,705

4,972

15,928

34.2

220.6

Fayette

754

1,027

1,219

36.2

18.6

2,190

4,368

6,415

99.5

46.9

Jefferson

59,800

63,495

59,358

6.2

-6.5

481,580

587,027

854,219

40.2

45.5

Lamar

781

1,425

1,899

82.5

33.3

2,009

3,632

6,048

80.8

66.5

Nhrion

1,317

1,659

2,705

25.9

63.1

5,383

13,764

32,330

155.7

134.9

Pickens

1,209

1,585

1,480

31.1

-6.6

5,403

10,116

12,156

87.2

20.2

St. Clair

1,160

980

701

- 15.5

- 28.5

5,869

6,286*

8,234*

7.1

- 48.1

Shelby

1,713

1,593

1,908

-7.0

19.7

6,053

11,400

22,379

88.9

96.3

Talladega

8,428

7,125

7,975

- 15.4

11.9

54,298

50,484

75,143

-7.0

43.8

Tuscaloosa

8,148

7,878

7,763

-3.3

-1.4

64,551

88,577

71,864

37.2

18.9

Walker

1,881

2,036

1,887

8.2

-7.3

8,042

9,053

12,067

12.6

33.3

Winston

947

923

1,263

-2.5

36.8

3,132

3,713

6,488

18.6

74.7

Source:

Census of Manufactures, 1954, 1958, and 1963.

tActual census data were not available for the county because of the "disclosure rule."

Therefore, estimates were made based on projections of

data for available years and/or on the state averages of value added per employee for the predominant industry groups.

Appendix - 26




Establishments

NumberPercentChange Value

Receipts ($1000)PercentChange

1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63

All Establishments 8 603 18.45 232 082 46.15

Personal Services 4,207 20.93 INA 1NL





SALES 1963 AND PERCENT CHANGE 1958.1963

All Establishments


Other Operating TYpes


Number Change Value1963* 1958.63 1963*

2 352 16.32 2.274.561

1,584 19,27 1,038,089

768 10.66 1,224,514


PercentChange1958.63

17.69

27.95

10.56




Establishments

Number1963*

ALL STORES 17 823

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 759

General merchandise 998

Food stores 4,959

Automotive dealers 1,283

Gasoline iervice stations 2,.534

Apparel, accessory stores 1,098

Furniture, home furnishings,, etc. 1,031

Eating, drinking places 1,921

Drug stores, proprietary stores 585

Other retail stores 1,937

Non-store retailers 718


6.92

- 2.44

-40.52

13.35

28.04

16.56

9.25

5.31

- 0.97

1.39

20.09

29.60

Appendix - 27

Sales ($1000)Percent


2 044,483

129,647

232,189

514,911

441,513

164,251

121,642

104,484

87,251

66,969

139,561

32,825

*Details may not add to tOtal because of disclosure rule.

27.17

20.42

10.28

28.69

57.70

33.36

14.28

16.75

23.30

27.26

5.03

62.28

Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Appendix - 28

GEORGIA -- STATE TOTAL_


Total Male Female

3,942,936 1,925,957 2,016,979

100.00 48.85 51.15

14.47 14.05 14.87

POPULATION BY PLACE, 1960.

TotalRural

Non-FarmRural

Farm Urban

3,942,936 1,355,602 407,278 2,180,056

100.00 34.38 10.33 55.29

14.47 46.92 -57.68 39.80


Under $2 ,000- $3 1000- $6 ,000- $10,000Total ,$2 low 111299 an_ $91999 & Over

949,408 213,977 124,143 317,887 206,029 87,372

100.00 22.54 13.08 33.48 21.70 9.20

15.21 -47.84 -12.77 73.12 484.31 566.71

111

GEORGIA--STATE TOTAL

EDUCATION OF PERSONSa 25 AZM1 OVER 1960. ....................................

Pe.5112.14V2212ILE9

Appendix - 29

........p....

"s"--I=Mars 1.4 Years **I, or More Yts

Zatal* .Elementar School Hi h School of, C01,1020_

Number 2,014,845 935,415 740,174 272,588


Percent Change1950-1960 13.29 -6.25 54.25 46.84

*Total includes.persons who have.neverthan one year of schooling.

attended school, or who have

LABOR FORCB STATUS BY SEX . 14 ANDOVER 1960

Total

less

Male Female

'67litofr" In Out of

Labor Labor Labor Libor

Force* . Force Force* Force.................mm.i......,...."...,- .......40....6-...,- ...........

Number. 1,315,829 1,172,368

PercentDistribution 56,39 42,61

Percent Change1950-1960 13.38 8.68

Include, persons 411 the Armed Forces.

In Out ofLabbr LaborForce* Force

990,432 299,814 525,397 872,554

76,76 23.24 37.58 .62.42

5.25 32.03 32.70 2.45

EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY SEX - 14 AMMI OVER 1960

Totp1 Male I amoilimm.Female

44Imployed ployed Employed ployed* Employed ployed

Number' 1,385,047 64,897 889,403 35,840 495,644 29,057

Percent- Distribution 95.52 448 96.13 3.87 94.46 5.54

- 'Percent Change1950-1960 10.37 46.43 1.39 33.413 31.22 66.43

Appendix - 30

GEORGIA - STATE TOTAL

NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS-IN SELECTED SERVICES


EstablishmentsPercent


All Establishments 19,625 23.77

Personal Services 8,957 24.32

Auto Repair, Garages 3 100 23.75

Other Services V 7,.568 23,10

Receipts

Value1953*

($1000)


634,204 46.67

INA INA

INA

INA




All Establishments



Establishments

Number1963*

SalesPercentChange Value1958-63 1963*

Lag 12,21 8,100,478,

4,079 23.23 2,670,321

2,451 14.80 5,430,157


INA

INA

($1000)Percent'Change1958-63

41.10

38.60

42.37

GEORGIA -- STATE TOTAL

NUMBER OF RETAIL ESTA.BLISHMENTS AND SALES 1963,


Establishments

Number1963*


ALL STORES 36 987 4,33

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 1,543 -3.32

General merchandise 1,893 -38.78

Food stores 9,336 4.51

Automotive dealers 2,699 19.42

Gasoline service stations 5,662 12.72

Apparel, accessory stores 2,207 11.92

Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 2,146 9.66

Eating, drinking places 4,054 -1.20

Drug stores, proprietary stores 1,163 0.09

Other retail stores4,681 13.70

Non-store retailers1,603 25.43

Appendix - 31

Sales

Value1963*

415702013

284,632

533,156

1,037,386


958,810

399,004

255,874

200,260

222,899

158,125

413,200

($1000)PercentChange1958761

29.53

12.11

21.28

27.28

57.49

37.99 .

20.46 ( )

17.10

36.91

35.72

22.91

106,677 -13.14

Number

PercentDistribution


APPALACHIAN PORTION OF GEORGIA

POPULATION BY SEX 1960

Total

Appendix - 32

Male Female

675,024 331,284 343,740

100.00 49.08 50.92

8.92 8.31 9.50

POPULATION gy PLACE, 1960

Total

a

Rural RuralNon-Farm Farm Urban

Number 675,024 405,878 81,501 187,645

PercentL...stribution 100.00 60.13 12.07 27.80

Percent Change1950-1960 8.92 77.47 -66.94 29.85


UnderTotal itiom

Number 170,598 38,993

PercentDistribution 100.00 22.86

Percent Change1950-1960 13.8/ -52.64

$2,000-$2,999

$3,000-111222.

24,717 65,856

14.49 38.60

-14.95 128.03

$6,000- $10,000'A9999 /4 Over

32,283 8,749

18.92 5.13

793.03 647.78

POPUIATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960, AND 1960-1965-1/

Appendix - 33

Population

1960

Estimated

Population

19652/

Estimated

Percent Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural Increase

Estimated Net

1960-1965

Migration Rate

Number

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950


3,943,116

4 360,700

+ 10.6

8.1

31Q 392

+2.5

+ 14.5

-6.2

- 213 569

3 444 579

APPA1ACHIAN PORTION

675,024

733,900

+8.7

6.9

46,257

+1.8

+8.9

- 10.6

-65,722

619,766

Georgia - 51

319,825

348,600

+9.0

7.0

22,265

+2.0

+8.9

-8.8

-25,629

293,595

Bartow

28,267

32,800

+ 15.9

6.7

1,894

+9.9

+3.3

- 15.0

-4,116

Catoosa

21,101

22,800

=8.1

7.9

1,667

+0.2

+ 39.3

+ 17.0

+2,573

Chattooga

19,954

21,100

+5.5

6.0

1,197

-0.5

-5.9

- 22.5

462

Dade

8,666

9,200

+ 57

6.8

589

-1.1

+ 17.7

-6.1

-.450

Floyd

69,130

70,200

+1.6

6.2

4,286

-4.6

+9.9

-7.0

-4,384

Gordon

19,228

20,500

=6.8

7.3

1,404

-0.5

+1.6

- 11.5

-2,182

Haralson

14,543

15,100

=4.1

4.4

640

-0.3

-0.8

- 14.0

-2,054

Murray

10,447

11,300

+8.7

8.4

878

+0.3

-2.1

- 19.8

2,118

Paulding

13,101

13,900

+6.1

6.4

838

-0.3

+ 11.5

-3.8

445

Polic

28,015

29,700

+6.1

5.7

1,597

+0.4

-9.6

- 26.1

8,095

Walker

45,264

50,800

+ 12.1

7.7

3,485

+4.4

+ 18.5

-0.4

138

Whitfield

42,109

51,200

.+ 21.6

9.0

3,790

+ 12.6

+ 22.3

+1.0

342

Georgia - 52

208,903

221,700

6.1

6.5

13,643

-0.4

+6.5

- 10.7

-20,931

196,241

Banks

6,497

6,700

+3.1

3.5

227

-0.4

-6.3

- 16.7

1,156

Cherokee

23,001

24,500

6.5

7.1

1,633

-0.6

+ 10.8

-7.0

1,448

Dawson

3,590

3,800

+5.6

5.5

197

+0.1

-3.3

- 17.5

650

Fannin

13,620

14,000

+2.9

3.6

490

-0.7

- 10.3

- 24.8

3,764

Forsyth

12,170

13,100

+7.4

7.4

901

0.0

+ /0.6

-4.6

506

Franklin

13,274

13,700

+3.0

4.0

531

-1.0

-8.1

- 19.8

2,866

Gilmer

8,922

9,300

+ 45

4.6

410

-0.1

- 10.4

-23.7

2,363

Habersham

18,116

19,400

+7.2

7.0

1,268

+0.2

+9.4

-7.8

1,283

Hall

49,739

53,800

+8.2

8.6

4,278

-0.4

+ 24.0

+2.1

853

lumpkin

7,241

7,700

+6.9

6.3

456

+0.6

+ 10.1

-5.5

360

Pickens

8,903

9,500

+6.7

7.3

650

-0.6

+0.5

- 22.3

1,974

Rabun

7,456

7,900

+ 53

6.0

447

-0.7

0.4

- 15.8

1,175

Stephens

18,391

19,300

+4.9

6.2

1,140

-1.3

+ 10.5

-8.9

1,486

Towns

4,538

4,700

+4.4

5.1

231

-0.7

-5.5

- 18.4

886

Union

6,510

6,900

+6.2

4.8

312

+1.4

- 11.0

- 25.2

1,84F

White

6,935

7,400

+7.2

6.8

472

+0.4

+ 16.5

-0.4

21

/Th

,

--Appendix - 34

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960,AND 1960-19652(

Population

1960

Estimated

Populatpn

19652

Estimated

Percent Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural Increase

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Migration Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

GEORGIA (Cont'd)

Georgia - 53

44,230

46,400

5.0

6.2

2.,757

1.2

-0.3

- 15.0

6,646

44,350

Barrow

14,485

15,200

+4.8

6.0

869

-1.2

+ 10.4

-5.3

699

Jackson

18,499

19,500

5.4

6.5

1,202

-1.1

-2.6

- 17.8

3,384

Madison

11,246

11,700

4.5

6.1

686

-1.6

-8.1

- 20.9

2,563

Georgia - 54

60,282

72,600

+ 20.4

8.8

5,322

+ 11.6

+ 355

+ 13.6

6,033

44,493

Deuglas

16,741

18,000

+ 7.8

8.9

1,490

-1.1

+ 37.5

+ 15.9

1,941

Gwinnett

43,541

54,600

+ 25.5

8.8

3,832

16.7

+ 34.7

+ 12.7

4,092

Georgia - 55

41,784

49,600

+ 18.7

5.4

2,270

+ 13.3

+1.7

- 15.3

6 283

41 087

Carroll

36,451

39,100

+7.1

5.6

2,041

+1.5

+6.9

- 10.6

1,626

Heard

5,333

5,500

+3.8

4.3

229

-0.5

_ 23.5

- 38.1

2,657

1/ Population 1965 and net migration 1960-1965 are estimates.

2/

Source:

Biostatistics Service, Georgia Dept. of Public Health, July 1965.

fppendix - 3APPALACHIAN PORTION OF GEORGIA

EDUCATION OF 'PERSONS 25 AND OVER, 1960

Total*

Persons Completing .................""'"-='.-8TearsElementar School

1.4 YearsHa. h School

A or More yrsof Colle e

Number 351,114 198,016 115,630 28,322

PercentDistribution 100.00 56.40 32..93 8.07

Percent Change1950-1960 12.43 -3.31 57.99 38.36

*Total includes-persons who have, never attended school, or who have lessthan one year of schooling.

LABOR FORCi STATUS BY SEX - 14 ANDOVER, 1960

Total MaleIn

LaborForce*

Out ofLabor

. Force

InLaborForce*

Out ofLabor

. Force

Number. 252,877 214,706 168,982 56,923


Percent Change1950-1960 11.19 7.07 1.84 33.90


Number.

PercentDistribution


FemaleIn Out o


83,895 157;783

34.71 65.29

36.42 -0.14

EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY SEX - 14 AND OVER) 1960

Total MaleUnem-

lo 3.)(a.c...1 Employed plOyed.

.t

240,471 12,063

95.22

10.16

4. 78

35.19

FemaleUneni-

Etayloyed eloyed

161,558 7,089 78,913 4,974

95.80 4.20 94.07 5.93

0.79 29.84 36.05 43.63

Appendix - 36

PERCENT CHANGE 1962-1965 IN WORK FORCE,EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPUOYMENT

AND 1962-1965 RATE OF UNEMPLOYMENTAPPALACHIAN & NON-APPW.ACHIAN

FORTION OF STATE(All Numbers in Thousands)

Total Work Force

1965 Change 1962-65Number Number Percent

Georgia 1,634.4 143.0 9.6

Non-Appalachian Portion 1,394.9 127.6 10.1

Appalachian Portion 239.5 15.4 6.9'

Total Employment


Georgia 1,571.5 163.5 11.6



1965

Unemployment

Change 1962-65Number Number Percent

Georgia 62.9 - 20.5 - 24.6

NnnLAppalachian Portion 51 5 - 14.8 - 22.3

Appalachian Portion 11.4 - 5.7 - 33.3


1962 1963 1964 1965

Georgia 5.0% 5,0% 4.5% 3.0


Appalachian Portion 7.7 7,0 5.8 4.8

Appendix - 37

MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT AND VALUE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE, 1954, 1958, AND 1963,


Manufacturing EMployment


Number

Change

Number ( 1,000)

-Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963


301,290

314,008

354,023

4.2

12.7

1,592,411

2,102,332

3,254,007

32.0

54.8

APPALACHIAN PORTION

71,406

73,821

84,406

3.4

14.3

300,230

418,974

647,119

39.6

54.5

Georgia - 51

41,939

41,726

46,015

-0.5

10.3

189,316

251,542

403,512

32.9

60.4

Bartow

2,273

2,447

33273

7.6

33.8

9,770

12,069

24,523

23.5

103.2

Catoosa

351

580

730

65.2

25.9

1,295

4,534

1,543*

250.1

- 65.8

Chattooga

4,329

4,277

4,284

-1.2

0.2

20,606

22,764

34,554

10.5

51.8

Dade

151

180

68

19.2

- 62.2

432

351

454

- 18.8

29.3

Floyd

10,362

10,117

10,116

-2.3

0.0

46,517

70,829

109,644

52.3

54.8

Gordon

2,223

1,859

3,210

- 16.3

72.7

8,212

9,698

35,988

18.1

271.1

Haralson

3,092

3,680

4,800

19.0

30.4

14,928

18,098

32,831

21.2

81.4

MUrray

424

336

532

- 20.7

58.3

1,917

1,924*

2,848

0.4

46.0

Paulding

493

474

450

-3.8

-5.1

1,659

1,436

1;902

- 13.4

32.5

Polk

3,699

3,273

3,562

- 11.5

8.8

19,429

21,619

29,050

11.3

34.4

Walker

5,716

5,469

3,919

-4.0

_ 26.6

26,425

27,479

30,419

4.0

10.7

Whitfield

6,826

9,014

11,071

2.1

22.6

38,126

60,741

99,756

59.3

64.2

Georgia - 52

10 831

21

1060

24,664

11.8

17.1

77,244

119,808

158,623

55.1

32.4

Banks

34

208

549

511.7

163.9

94

574

1,706

531.9

197.2

Cherokee

2,319

2,085

2,344

- 10.0

12.4

7,479

9,203

9,534

23.1

3.6

Dawson

159

22

210

- 86.1

854.5

241

42*

1,176*

- S2.5

2,700.0

Fannin

231

191

525

- 17.3

174.9

1,323

953*

3,034

- 28.0

218.4

Forsyth

341

631

916

85.0

45.2

1,057

3,986

4,287

277.1

7.6

Ftanklin

1,256

1,488

1,162

18.4

- 20.6

3,733

4,996

5,069

33.8

1.4

Gilmer

822

790

930

-3.8

17.7

2,727

3,520

4,082

20.0

16.0

Habersham

2,087

2,268

2,850

0.6

24.6

8,929

14,070

17,696

57.5

25.8

Hall

53655

7,293

7,990

24.5

9.6

27,619

47,074

62,887

70.4

33.6

Lumpkin

42

404

420

861.9

4.0

74

901*

1,722*

1,117.5

91.1

Pickens

1,142

1,136

971

-0.5

- 14.5

4,509

5,248

4,846

16.3

-7.6

Rabun

570

807

1,077

41.5

33.5

1,299

3,395

8,895*

161.4

162.0

Stephens

3,407

3,136

3,862

-7.9

23.2

15,867

22,221

25,896

40.0

16.5

Towns

21

37

43

76.1

16.2

53

118*

188

122.6

59.3

Union

76

42

164

- 44.7

290.5

102

69

575

- 32.2

733.3

White

469

502

631

7.0

25.7

2,138

3,438

7,030

60.8

104.4

MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT AND VALUE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE, 1954, 1958, and 1963,

AND PERCENT CHANGE, 1954,1958 AND 1958-1963'

Appendix - 38

Manufacturing

Employment


Number

Perceht Change

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954,-

1958

1958-

1963

GEORGIA (Cont'd.)

Georgia - 53

5,111

5,051

5,383

-0.4

5.7

14,516

19,317

30,113

33.1

55.9

Barrow

2,514

2,227

2,408

- 11.4

8.1

6,097

8,092

13,942

32.7

72.3

Jackson

2,495

2,453

2,436

-1.6

- 0.7

8,212

10,090

14,462

22.9

43.3

Madison

102

413

539

304.9

30.5

207

1,135

1,709

448.3

50.6

Georgia - 54

2,421

2,458

3,270

1.5

33.3

9,370

12,817

20,688

36.8

61.4

Douglas

553

257

411

53.5

59.9

1,425

1,349

2,789

- 5.3

106.7

Gwinnett

1,868

2,201

2,859

17.8

29.9

7,945

11,468

17,899

44.3

56.1

Georgia - 55

3,104

3,484

5,076

12.2

45.7

9,784

16,485

34,183

68.5

107.4

Carroll

3,031

3,327

4,779

9.7

44.5

9,594

16,142

29,238

68.3

81.1

Heard

73

157

297

115.0

89.2

190

343

4,945

80.5

1,341.6

Source:


*Actual census data were not available for the county because of the "disclosure rule."

Therefore,

estimates were made based on projections of data for available years and/or on the state averages

of value

added per employee for the predominant industry groups.

Appendix - 39

APPALACHIAN PORTION OF GEORGIA



Establishments

NumberPercentChange

Receipts

Value

($1000)

PercentChange

1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63

All Establishments 3, _441 36,98 62,502 63.37


Auto Repair, Garages 680 38.49 INA INA






NumberPercentChange Value

PercentChange

1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63

All Establishments 720 28.34 475 541 20.63

Merchant Wholesalers 492 32.26 194,724 49.22

Other Operating Types 228 20.63 229,057 98.96


APPALACHIAN PORTION OF GBORGIA

NUMBER OF RETA/L ESTA.BLISHMENTS AND SALES 1963,

. AND PERCENT CHANGE 1958-1963


Number Change1963*. 1958-63

ALL STORES 151 8.05

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 293 -4.56

General merchandise 433 -44.42

Food stores 2,025 15.32

Automotive dealers 722 37.26

Gasoline /service stations 1,052 10.16

Apparel, accessory stores 391 27.36

Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 442 14.51

Eating, drinking places 660 0.61

Drug stores, proprietary stores 187 11.98

Other retail stores 720 16.69

Non-store retailers 226 39.51

*Details may not add to tonal because of disclosure rule.

Appendix - 4o

Sales ($1000)Percent .


63.2019 31.42

38,739 16.20

46 0063 -10.09

165,485 46.66

141,802 62.17

58,447 37.51

33,333 50.36

30,720 21.91

21,884 34.51

21,812 56.46

51,836 -6.72

7,710 254.32

Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


KENTUCKY--STATE TOTAL


Total Male

Appendix - 41

Female

3,038,156 10508,536 1,529,620

100.00 49.65 50.35

3.17 2.27 4.07


Total

RuralNon-Farm

RuralFarm Urban

3,038,156 1,137,118 547,823 1,353,215

100.00 37.43 18.03 44.54

3.17 28.26 -43.77 24.83


TotalUnder $2 1000- $33000- $60000- $10 ,000

AIM?. ILJUUL. ALM- ..4,L999 & Olr

7520671 195,985 900252 249,806 156, 407 60 , 221

100.00 26.04 11.99 33.19 20.78 8.00

4.90 -42.18 -35.32 48.23 420.84 443.27

PercentDistribution


7rasturePisitSmilaim.x.insiaggmarvagsaciaragivmaRpgmta

KENTUCKY -- STATE TOTAL

EDUCATION OF PERSONS 25 AND OVER, 1960

Persons C2Epi1 -TeVears 1-4 Years

'Dotal* Elementar School Hi h Schooleinilems

Appendix - 42

'1 or More Yrs.of Cone

1,609,957 888,027 506 285 177,908

100.00 55.16 31.45 11.05

3.70 -7.48 31.20 25.73

*Total includes .persons who have, never attended school, or who have lessthan one year of schooling.

LABOR FORCE STATUS BY SEX - 14 AND 0VEJ 1960

TotalIn Out of

Labor LaborForce* Foice

Male'In Out of

.


FemaleIn

LaborForce*

'Out orLabor.Force

1,034,489 1,076,195 743,255 293,185 291,234 783,010

PercentDistribution 49.01 50.99 71.71 28.29 27.11 72. 89

Percent Change1950-1960 2.10 0.12 -6.99 21.88 35.99 -6.15


PercentDistribution



TotpA Male .Female'Unem. Unem. U1110717:-1"

ejla jrap1and.........2.12zied". 2 y e d ployd

935,944 60,250 '660,728 44,683 275,216 15,567

93.95 6.05

-1.99 66.97

93.67 6.33 94.65

-11.75 56.80

5.35

33.39 105.15

F..wweilignMEIMIROIRISIMErMiliORMIMPINFIM

KENTUCKY - STATE TOTALAciwidix - 43



All Establishments

Personal Services


Other Services

Establishments Receipts ($1000)Percent Percent

Number Change Value Change

1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63

15,188 19.52 186,024 32.86

6,804 26.30 INA INA

2,254 14.36 INA INA

61130 14.60 INA INA



SAIES 1963 AND PERCENT CHANGE 1958-1963

All Establishments




Percent

Number Change Value

1963* 1958-63 1963*

3)632 12.80 3,211,260

2,424 17.16 1,509,534

1,268 4.95 1,701,726



25.25

31.31

20.32

Appendix.- 44

KENTUCKY -- STATE TOTAL





Value1963*


ALL STORES 30 107 1.35 3,174,265 23.01

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 1,601 -2.56 233,384 12.80.


Food stores 8,167 4.25 795,845 20.60

Automotive dealers 2,054 17.37 614,040 37.18




Eating, drinking places 4,428 0.61 197,749 16.45

Drug stores, proprietary stores 834 1.71 119,030 26.91


Non-store retailers 1,087 7.62 55,441 50,41


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

APPALACHIAN PORTION OF KENTUCKY

Appendix - 45


Total Male Female

922,152 460,310 461,842

100.00 49.92 50.08

-14.04 -15.22 -12.83

POPULATION BY PLACE 1960

Totale.aral

Non-FarmRuralFarm Urban

922,152 539,352 211,878 170,922

100.00 58.49 22.98 18.53

-14.04 27.77 -55.85 0.12

DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILIES BY INCOMES 1960

Under $2,000. $3,000.Total A2,000 ALVA. 04999

218,124 91,119 31,556 61,492

28.19

68.61


Percent Change1950-1960 - 9.26 -36.62 -31.67

$6,000.491999,

$10,000& Over

25,629 8,328,

11.75 3.82

438.99 323.82

Appendix - 46

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960, AND1960-1965V

Population

1960

Estimated

Population

1965V

Estimated

Percent

Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Migration Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

KENTUCKY - STATE TOTAL

3,038,156

3 136 500

+ 3.2

6.4

194 442

-3.9

+3.2

-13.2

-389,730

2,944,806

APPALACHIAN PORTION

922 152

908,500

-1.5

6.7

61 816

-8.2

- 14.0

- 31.8

-340,759

1,072,750

Kentucky - 29A

59 186

57 300

-3.2

4.9

2 913

-8.1

- 14.6

- 27.3

- 18 913

69 336

Adair

14,699

14,200

-3.4

3.6

529

-7.0

- 16.5

- 29.0

-4,992

17,603

Casey

14,327

14,300

0.0

6.4

917

-6.4

- 17.9

- 32.7

-5,706

17,446

Cumberland

7,835

7,300

-6.4

4.9

384

- 11.3

- 15.8

- 27.8

-2,590

9,309

Green

11,249

10,800

-3.6

5.0

562

-8.6

-0.1

- 10.5

-1,183

11,261

Russell

11,076

10,700

-3.6

4.7

521

-8.3

- 19.3

- 32.4

-4,442

13,717

Kentucky - 29B

11 799

11 300

-4.2

5.1

602

-9.3

- 14.3

- 28.0

-3 855

13770

Monroe

11,799

11,300

-4.2

5.1

602

-9.3

- 14.3

- 28.0

-3,855

13,770

Kentucky - 30

70 452

70 600

+ 0.1

5.8

4 091

-5.7

- 14.3

- 30.3

- 24 917

82 192

Clinton

8,886

9,100

+ 2.2

6.6

586

-4.4

- 16.2

- 30.0

-3,183

10,605

McCreary

12,463

12,400

-0.8

7.6

947

-8.4

- 25.2

- 43.3

-7,222

16,660

Pulaski

34,403

34,200

-0.6

4.7

1,617

-5.3

- 10.5

- 24.8

-9,541

38,452

Wayne

14,700

14,900

+ 1.4

6.4

941

-5.0

- 10.8

- 30.2

-4,971

16,475

Kentucky - 13

206 166

200 000

-3.0

6.7

13 819

-9.7

- 20.0

- 37.3

- 96 112

257 641

Bell

35,336

34,400

-2.6

5.8

2,049

-8.4

- 25.8

- 42.8

- 20,351

47,602

Clay

20,748

21,700

+ 4.8

11.6

2,407

-6.8

- 10.2

- 35.0

-8,098

23,116

Harlan

51,107

44,300

- 13.3

6.1

3,118

- 19.4

- 28.8

- 47.6

- 34,140

71,751

Jackson

10,677

10,100

- 5.6

7.7

822

- 13.3

- 18.5

- 34.5

-4,522

13,101

Knox

25,258

25,000

-1.2

6.5

1,642

-7.7

- 16.9

- 32.4

-9,865

30,409

Laurel

24,901

26,300

+ 5.6

7.8

1,942

-2.2

-3.5

- 20.8

-5,371

25,797

Rockcastle

12,334

11,900

-3.3

5.7

703

-9.0

- 11.4

- 27.8

-3,874

13,925

Whitley

25,815

26,300

+ 1.9

4.4

1,136

-2.5

- 19.2

- 31.0

-9,891

31,940

Kentucky - 32A

34 813

32 700

-6.0

7.4

2 569

- 13.4

- 20.2

- 39.7

- 17 326

43 642

Breathitt

15,490

14,500

-6.5

8.3

1,286

- 14.8

- 22.4

- 42.6

-8,506

19,964

Lee

7,420

7,300

-1.4

6.4

475

-7.8

- 15.1

- 34.1

-2,978

8,739

Owsley

5,369

4,800

- 11.1

5.8

311

- 16.9

- 26.7

- 45.5

-3,335

7,324

Wolfe

6,534

6,100

-6.2

7.6

497

- 13.8

- 14.2

- 32.9

-2,507

7,615

AN

EM

IC

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960,

AND 1960-19651/

Appendix - 47

Population

1960

Estimated

Population

19651/

Estimated

Percent

Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Migratien Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

KENTUCKY (Cont'd.)

Kentucky - 32B

93 366

87 000

6.9

9.2

8 590

- 16.1

- 23.4

- 45.6

-55 632

121 945

Knott

17,362

16,700

4.0

8.6

1,493

- 12.6

- 14.6

- 36.1

- 7,334

20,320

Leslie

10,941

10,600

2.8

15.2

1,663

- 18.0

- 29.6

- 60.8

- 9,453

15,537

Letcher

30,102

27,400

9.0

7.6

2,288

- 16.6

- 23.8

- 43.0

-16,988

39,522

Perry

34,961

32,300

7.7

9.0

3,146

- 16.7

- 24.9

- 46.9

-21,857

46,566

Kentucky - 33

151 011

145 200

3.9

7.4

11 250

- 11.3

- 17.9

- 38.9

-71 552

184 016

Floyd

41,642

40,000

3.9

7.9

3,290

- 11.8

- 22.2

- 43.4

-23,244

53,500

Johnson

19,748

18,600

5.6

4.9

968

- 10.5

- 17.2

- 32.3

- 7,714

23,846

Magoffin

11,156

10,100

9.8

8.4

937

- 18.2

- 19.4

- 41.4

- 5,728

13,839

Nartin

10,201

10,100

1.0

8.5

867

-9.5

- 12.6

- 34.6

- 4,041

11,677

Pike

68,264

66,400

2.8

7.6

5,188

- 10.4

- 15.9

- 38.0

-30,825

81,154

Kentucky - 34

120 682

123 500

2.3

6.3

7 608

4.0

+ 1.5

- 16.2

-19 271

118 898

Boyd

52,163

53,600

2.7

6.2

3,234

3.5

+ 4.4

- 12.9

- 6,434

49,949

Carter

20,817

20,900

0.5

6.6

1,374

6.1

-7.7

- 25.6

- 5,767

22,559

Elliott

6,330

6,500

3.2

6.8

430

3.6

- 10.7

- 29.4

- 2,080

7,085

Greenup

29,238

30,500

4.5

6.8

1,988

2.3

+ 17.5

-3.7

-918

24,887

Lawrence

12,134

12,000

0.8

4.8

582

5.6

- 15.8

- 28.2

- 4,072

14,418

Kentucky - 35A

73 697

79 200

+7.5

6.5

4 822

1.0

+ 3.0

- 12.2

- 8 736

71 566

Clark

21,075

22,200

+ 5.2

6.2

1,307

1.0

+ 11.5

-4.3

-812

18,898

Estill

12,466

12,300

-1.6

5.7

711

-7.3

- 15.1

- 27.6

- 4,057

14,677

Eadison

33,482

37,800

+ 12.8

6.6

2,210

+6.2

+7.4

-8.1

- 2,528

31,179

Powell

6,674

6,900

+ 3.0

8.9

594

5.9

-2.0

- 19.7

- 1,339

6,812

Kentucky - 35B

26 250

25 700

2.3

4.6

1 199

6.9

- 11.6

- 23.1

- 6 851

29 697

Garrard

9,747

9,900

+ 2.1

4.0

390

1.9

- 11.6

- 22.3

- 2,461

11,029

Lincoln

16,503

15,800

4.3

4.9

809

9.2

- 11.6

- 23.5

- 4,390

18,668

Appendix - 48

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION

RATE, 1950-1960, AND 1960-19652J

Population

1960

Estimated

PopulatIcyn

1965!

Estimated

Percent

Change

Population

196Es-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Nonher

Estimated Net

Migration Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

KENTUCKY (Coned.)

Kentucky - 36A

50 715

50 900

+ 0.4

6.0

3 042

-5.6

-7.1

- 22.5

-12 269

54 565

Bath

9,114

8,700

- 4.4

4.5

410

-8.9

- 12..

- 28.4

- 2,954

10,410

Menifee

4,276

4,200

6.1

261

-8.4

- 10.9

- 23.4

-4,798

Montgomery

13,461

14,000

+ 3.7

5.3

713

-1.6

+ 3.3

- 10.9

- 1,418

13,025

Morgan

11,056

10,400

- 6.3

6.2

685

- 12.5

- 18.8

- 35.5

- 4,841

13,624

Rowan

12,808

13,600

+ o.3

7.6

973

-1.3

+ 0.6

- 15.2

- 1,932

12,708

Kentucky - 36B

24 005

25 100

+ 4.6

5.5

1,313

-0.9

-5.8

- 20.9

- 5 325

25 482

Fleming

10,890

11,600

+ o.4

2.9

316

+ 3.5

-9.j

- 19.0

- 2,97-c

11,962

Lewis

13,115

13,500

+ 3.1

7.6

997

-4.5

-3.0

- 22.6

- 3,050.

13,520


2/ Source: Population Estimates, Department of Rural

Sociology, University of Kentucky, January 1965.

Appendix - 4


_DUCATIONOF PERSONS 25 AND OVER 1960

Persons...n----rrvana 1-4 Years 1 or More YrsTotal* Elementar School h School -of College

Number 453,450 307,101 96,198 34499

PercentDistribution 100.00 67.73 21.2l 7.01

Percent Change19504960 .12.90 23.22 9.22

*Total includes-persons who have, never attended school, or who have lssthan one year of schooling«

Number

PercentDistribution


_LA BOR FORCli STATUS BY SEX . 14 ilANDOVER 1960,,...-----.9--....,...,........................-......o.-.Total Male Female

In Out of In Out of In,

Labor Labor Labor Labor Labor Labor

., Force* . Force ____f_ ,orce* Force Force* Force.,.........r............_-%

245,519 373,024 187,556 117,809 57,963 2557215

39.69 60.31 61.42 38.58 18.51 81.49

.18.59 6.69 -27.48 26.74 35.00 15.66

Includes persons in the Armed Forces.

EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY SEX 14 AND OVER 1960

Male .Female

__Employed EmployedUnem.ployed

Unem-

Number. 224,342 20,980 169,326 18,033 55,016 2 ;947


Percent Change19504960 .22.74 91.13 .32.02 92.93 33.18 83.73

Appendix - 50

PERCENT CHANGE 1962-1965 IN WORK FORCE,EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT,


PORTION OF STATE(All Numbers in Thousands)

Total Work Force

1965 ChanEe 1962-65Number

Kentucky 1,086.0

Non-Appalachian Portion 859.7

Appalachian Portion 226.3

Number Percent

22.6 2.1

19.0 2.3

3.4 1.5

Total Employment

1965 Change 1962-65NuMber Number Percent

.Kentucky 1,036.4 43.9 4.4


Appaladhian Portion 203.7 9.7 5.0

Unemployment

1965 ClaRge 1962-65Number Number Percent

Kentucky 49.6

Non-Appalachian Portion 27.0

Appalachian Portion 22.6

- 21.5 , 30.2

- 15.2 - 36.0

- 6.3 - 21.8

Rate of UnemEloyment

1962 1963 1964 1965.

Kentucky 6.6% 5.6% 5.5% 4.6%



Appendix - 51

MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT AND VALUE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE, 1954, 1958,

AND 1963,




Number

Percent Change

Number ($1.000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

KENTUCKY - STATE TOTAL

146 434

162 243

180 460

10.8

11.2

1,236,230

1,769,269

2,548,531

43.1

44.0

APPALACHIAN PORTION

16 566

18 134

24 349

9.5

34.3

97 684

144 469

201 762

47.9

39.7

Kentucky - 29A

473

702

1 306

48.4

86.0

1 453

2 010

5 163

38.3

156.9

Adair

97

95

254

-2.0

162.4

244

315

1,529

21.1

385.4

Casey

88

111

300

26.1

170.3

276

266

828

-3.6

211.3

CuMberland

71

189

229

166.2

21.2

186

470

621

152.6

32.1

Green

108

194

204

79.6

5.2

495

589

1,289

18.9

118.8

Russell

109

113

319

3.6

182.3

252

370

896

46.8

142.2

Kentucky - 29B

224

227

540

1.3

137.9

593

794

1 697

33.9

113.7

Monroe

224

227

540

1.3

137.9

593

794

1,697

33.9

113.7

Kentucky - 30

1 300

1 883

2 516

44.8

33.6

5 276

8 349

13 764

58.2

62.5

Clinton

17

194

231

1,041.1

19.1

81

518

1,084

539.5

109.3

McCreary

159

59

206

- 62.8

249.2

660

120

544

- 81.8

353.3

Pulaski

823

1,144

1,382

39.0

20.8

3,636

6,076

8,647

67.1

42.3

Wayne

301

486

697

61.4

43.4

899

1,635

3,489

81.9

113.3

Kentucky - 31

2 442

2 429

3,187

-0.5

31.2

10 700

13 414

20 621

25.4

53.7

Bell

737

650

772

- 11.8

18.8

4,210

4,599

5,545

9.2

20.6

Clay

171

173

129

1.1

25.4

414

586

635

41.5

8.4

Harlan

410

445

463

8.5

40.4

2,092

2,436

4,138

16.4

69.9

Jackson

59

32

48

- 45.7

50.0

193

65

135

66.3

107.6

Knox

176

320

715

81.8

123.4

801

1,555

4,085

94.1

162.7

Laurel

370

408

599

10.2

46.8

1,557

2,766

3,768

77.6

36.2

Rockcastle

19

24

926.3

- 62.5

48

35

118

27.1

237.1

Whitley

500

377

442

- 24.6

27.4

1,385

1,372

2,197

0.9

60.1

Kentucky - 32A

121

105

95

- 13.2

-9.5

498

274

521

- 45.0

90.1

Breathitt

75

41

53

- 45.3

29.3

379

134

234

- 64.6

74.6

Lee

33

24

32

- 27.2

33.3

107

101*

255*

- 44.4

152.5

Owsley

1*

13

2*

1,200.0

- 84.6

1*

78*

600.0

14.3

Wolfe

12

27

8*

125.0

- 70.3

11*

32

24*

190.9

- 25.0

MANUFACTURING EMPLO1MENT AND VALUE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE,

1954,

AND PERCENT CHANGE, 1954-1958-1963

1958, AND 1963,

Appendix - 52



Number

Percent Change

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

KENTUCKY (Coned.)

Kentucky - 32B

812

484

325

- 40.4

- 32.9

2 738

2 255

1 515

- 17.6

- 32.8

Knott

34

17

14

- 50.0

- 17.6

61

_...t

32

21

- 47.5

- 34.4

Leslie

248

206

78

- 16.9

- 62.1

534

828

264

55.0

- 68.1

Letcher

243

129

133

- 46.9

3.1

1,284

841

660

- 34.5

- 21.5

Perry

287

132

100

- 54.0

- 24.2

859

554

570

- 35.5

2.9

Kentucky - 33

502

559

534

11.4

-2.7

2 097

1 872

3 210

- 10.7

71.5

Floyd

62

81

115

30.6

42.0

192

311

957

61.9

207.7

Johnson

86

104

61

20.9

- 41.3

384

267

374

- 30.4

40.1

Eagoffin

11

12

37

9.0

208.3

33

46*

80

39.3

73.9

Martin

Pike

12

331

12*

350

31

290

0.0

5.7

158.3

- 17.1

4*

1 ,484

1,24r

10*

1,789

0.0

- 16.1

150.0

43.8

Kentucky - 34

7 063

7 215

7 687

2.2

6.5

56 006

87.743

107 949

56.7

23.0

Boyd

5,681

6,161

6,586

65.2

6.9

48,327

79,855

96,919

65.2

21.4

Carter

1,011

748

593

- 26.0

- 20.7

4.971

5,302

3,217

6.7

4- 39.3

Elliott

12*

12*

127

0.0

958.3

43*

53*

652*

23.3

1;130.7

Greenup

317

251

285

-8.4

13.5

2,528

2,314

6,641

-8.4

187.0

Lawrence

42

43

96

59.8

123.3

137

219

520

59.9

137.4

Kentucky - 35A

1 774

2 346

3 966

32.4

69.1

9 096

17 425

28 781

91.6

65.2

Clark

668

1,115

1,650

66.9

48.0

4,070

7,947

12,677

95.3

59.5

Estill

290

316

775

8.9

145.3

984

1,094

651

11.2

- 40.5

Madison

758

853

1,466

12.5

71.9

3,868

8,178

14,930

111.4

82.6

Powell

58

62

75

6.8

21.0

174

206

523

18.4

153.9

Kentucky - 35B

476

563

1 056

18.3

87.6

1 987

2 740

6 323

37.9

130.8

Garrard

299

476

557

59.2

17.0

1,131*

2,322*

3.182*

105.3

37.0

Lincoln

177

87

499

- 50.8

473.6

856

418

3,141*

- 51.1

651.4

Kentucky - 36A

1 211

1 234

2 321

1.9

88.1

6 904

6 506

7 331

-5.8

12.7

Bath

113

51

782

- 54.8

1,433.3

3,070

9225*

- 99.7

2,400.0

Mpnifee

11

19

29

72.7

52.6

26

52

14*

100.0

- 73.1

Hontgomery

506

533

688

5.3

29.1

1,768

3,608

2,667

115.4

- 26.1

Morgan

58

72

166

24.1

130.6

195

17

'

-581

- 91.2

3,317.6

Rowan

523

559

656

6.8

17.4

1,845

2,820

3,845

52.8

36.3

Appendix - 53

MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT AND VALUE ADDED BYMANUFACTURE, 1954, 1958, AND 1963,




Number

Percent Change

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958-

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958-

1958

1963

1958

1963

KENTUCKY (Cont'd.)

.E.q.E.2E2LX=21

168

387

826

130.4

113.4

336

1 087

4 887

223.5

349.6

Fleming

107

45

377

- 57.9

737.8

199

95

1,929*

- 52.2

1930.5

Lewis

61

342

449

460.6

31.3

137

992

2,958

624.1

198.2

Scurce:


* Actual census datawere not available for the county 'ecause of the "disclosure rule."


data for availableyears and/or on the state averages of value added per employee for the predominant

industry groups.

Appendix - 54





Number1963*


Value1963*


All Establishments3_..t4412 25.18 5_999; 27.58IMIMONIMV







Establishments

Number

SalesPercentChange Value

($1000)

PercentChange

1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958.63

All Establishments 725 9.19 396 531 16,12


Other Operating Types 226 -0.88 158,216 -10.07


Appendix - 55





Number1963*

PercentChange

1958-63Value1963*


ALL STORES 9,657 7.41 6749079 24460'

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 410 3.54 52,859 38492

General merchandise 537 -53.83 60,061 -10.12

Food stores 3 594 22.54 187,834 23.35

Automotive dealers 657 20.55 120,518 33.07


Apparel, accessory stores 494 6.93 32,928 7.33

Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 416 -1.42 28,793 5.05

Eating, drinking places 947 3.61 27,037 16.70

Drug stores, proprietary stores 173 6.13 15,596 8,,26

Other retail stores 974 6.45 45,710 47.06

Non-store retailers 253 46.24 6,528 9.97


PercentDistribution


Number .

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Appendix - 56

MARYLAND STATE TOTAL


Total Male Female

3,100,687 1,532,925 1,567,762

100.00 49.44 50.56

32.34 31.40 33.27


TotalRuralNon-Farm

RuralFarm Urban

3,100,687 736,700 110,157 2,253,830

100.00 23.76 3,55 72.69

32.34 35.52 -39.96 39.48


UnderTotal ,$2,000,

763,412 66,628

100.00 8.73

31.21 -49.16

$2,000-$21999

$3,000-ha,999

$6,000. $10,000fi Over

49,673 239,491

,$9,999,

256,382 151,238

6.51 31.37 33.58 19.81

-53.39 7.69 312.02 675.18

Number

PercentDistribution


Appendix - 57

MARYLAND - STATE TOTAL

EDUCATION OF PERSONS 25 ANDOVER, 1960

Persons Com leting1--17"-Vel--r7- 1-4 Years '1 or More Yrs

Total* School School of College

1,692,562 669,367 706,794 292,486

100.00 39.55 41.76 17.28

24.23 2.86 52.24 64.52



Number

PercentDistribution


LABOR FORCE STATUS BY SEX - 14 AMIC1 OVER 1960

TotalIn Out of


Male FemaleIn 'Out of

Labor Labor

Force* Force Force* Force. 4.-

..

In Out ofLabor Labor

1,242,217 9130041 8420887 210,589 399,330 702,452

57.64 42.36 80.01 19.99 36.24 63.76

27.66 17.84 20.67 27.37 45.45 '15.25


Number'

PercentDistribution


EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY SEX - 14 AND OVER 1960

Male Female

Unem- Unem-

1,133,968 56,823 756,547 36,994 377,421 19,829

95.23 4.77 95.34 4.66 95.01 4.99.

26.73 30.54 19.32 20.63 44.77 54.16

r

AI*

MARYLAND - STATE TOTALAppendix - 58




Number Change Value Change1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63

All Establishments 13,840 3.48 7051999 53.50



Other Services 5,866 4.6o INA INA





Percent Percent

Number Chance Value Change

1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63

All Establishments 1.§.22 8.21 4,473,736 35.03



*Details may ndt add to total because of disclosure rule.

).1

ti

Appendix - 59

MARYLAND -- STATE TOTAL




Number1963*


Value1963*


ALL STORES 23 901 -8.60 4,237,061 27.39

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 962 -17.64 187,673 4.51

General merchandise 788 -21.67 616,812 68.75

Food stores 5,104 -19,87 1,020,560 14.09


Gasoline Service stations 2,677 -1.11 284,212 25.12

Apparel, accessory stores 1,506 -8.11 220,994 20.87


Eating, drinking places 5,115 -6.63 337,089 19.90


Other retail stores 3,231 -1.61 353,378 16.39

Non-store retailers 1,291 -2.79 115,047 -9.57


,

-ayawn,11111*

Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Appendix - 60

MARYLAND -- SUBREGEON 37

POPMATION BY SEX, 1960

Total Male Female

1951808 951680 1001128

100.00 48.86 51.14

3.22 2.20 4.21


TotalRuralNon-Farm

RuralFarm Urban

195,808 94,671 12,494 88,643

100,00 48.35 6.38 45.27

3.22 46.02 -44.26 -13.48

raSTRIBUTION OF FAMILIES BY INCOME, 1960

UnderTotal zoosz ,$2,999 .

$10,000& Over

51,143 7,216 5,188 20,354 13,696 4,689

100.00 14,11 10.14 39.80 26,78 9.17

4.45 -55.47 .55.20 27.37 451.15 525.20

Appendix - 61

1/

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960,AND 1960-1965-

Population

1960

Estimated

Population

1965Y

Estimated

Percent Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural Increase Estimated Net

1960-1965

Migration Rate

Number

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950


3,100,689

3,551,400

+ 14.5

7.9

244,954

+6.6

+ 32.2

+ 13.7

+ 319,978

2.343,001

APPALACHIAN PORTION

195,808

214,200

+9.4

4.9

9,591

4 4.5

+3.2

-7.8

14,751

189,701

Nkryland - 37

195,808

214,200

-J.

9.4

4.9

9,591

+ 4.5

+3.2

-7.E

14,751

189,701

Allegany

84,169

88,750

+5.4

4.1

3,451

+ 1.3

-6.0

- 14.11

13,322

Garrett

20,420

22,060

.6.0

5.5

1,123

+ 2.5

-3.9

- 17.8

3,785

Washington

91,219

103,390

+ 13.3

5.5

5,017

+ 7.6

4- 15.6

+3.0

2,356

1/ Population 1965 and net migration 1960-1965

are estimates.

2/

Source:

Branch of Biostatistics Report, Dept. of Health,

State of Maryland.

Number

PercentDistribution


Appendix - (12

MARYLAND - SUBREGION 37


Persons Com leting1 ears 1-4 Years 1 or More Yrs

Total* Elementar School

111,969

100.00 49.32

3.62 - 7.10

55 I220 44,771

39.99

21.66

10,907

9.74

26.60



LABOR FORCFi STATUS BY SEX - 14 AND OVER 1960

TotalIn Out of


MaleIn Out ofLabor LiborForce* , Force

FemaleIn Out of


Number 72,131 69,653 54'208 17,052 20,923 52,601


Percent Change1950-1960 3.12 - 0.24 - 2.63 9.84 20.53 - 3.13

*Xncludes persons in the Armed Forces.

011111,


Total MaleUnem-

FemaleUnem- Unem-

elms!. anamta.....autl..21.221ed....0 Employed

Numbers 65,915 5,622 46,748 3,972 19,167 1,650


Percent Change1950-1960 2.60 0.41 - 3.00 -7.82 19.41 27.91

Appendix - 63




Total Work Force

1965 Change 1962-65


Maryland 1,260.5 92.9 8.0


Appalachian Portion 75.8 .4 .5

IsIDAJImIlEmult

1965 Change 1962-65


Maryland 1,210.6 108.3 9.8



1965

Unemployment

Change 1962-65


Maryland 49.9 - 15.4 . 23.6

Non-Appalachian Portion 45.5 - 13.7 . 23.2

Appalachian Portion 4,4 1.7 - 27.9


1962 1963 1964 1965

Maryland 5.6% 5.0% 4.5% 4.0%



..amw,---....rhemc........aamrrmmmmswmkw-mrromrowm..Agppmr.m..-

E.4

Appendix - 64

MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT AND VALUE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE, 1954,


1958, AND 1963,



Number

Percent Change

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963


')53,144

259 097

263 672

I2.4

1.8

1,888,585

2,394,414

3,001,468

26.8

25.4

APPALACHIAN PORTION

23,780

23,350

22,966

- 1.8

- 1.6

148,077

157,649

228,152

6.5

44.7

Maryland - 37

23,780

23,350

22,966

- 1.8

- 1.6

148,077

157,649

228,152

6.5

44.7

Allegany

8,701

9,389

10,199

7.9

8.6

68,891

94,157

123,674

36.7

31.3

Garrett

314

505

585

60.8

15.8

907

1,791

3,224

97.5

80.0

Washington

14,765

13,456

12,182

- 8.8

- 9.5

7F,279

61,701

101,254

-21.2

64.1

Source:


Appendix - 65



AND SALES 1963; AND PERCENT CHANGE 1958-1963

Establ ishments Receipts ($1000)

Number1963*


Value1963*


All Establishments 12008 8.39 244660 36.82

Personal Services 468 11.16 INA INA


Other Services 400 6.38 INA INA





Number1963*


Value1963*


All Establishments 279 6.08 152,520 22.44









ALL STORES - 8.58

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 86 - 6.52

General merchandise 70 - 21.35

Food stores .439 - 15.74

Automotive dealers 138 - 2.82

Gasoline service stations 239 4.82

Apparel, accessory stores 120 - 11.76

Furniture, home furnishings etc. 107 - 6.14

Eating, drinking places 417 - 4.79

Drug stores, proprietary stores 48 - 14.29

Other retail stores 248 - 11.74

Non-store retailers 59 2.99


0

Appendix - 66

Sales ($1000)Percent


264 636 22:30

18,937 24.62

36,883 56.41

64,538 10.30

46,598 32.78

19,981 31.15

16,605 21.22

11,347 10:84

15,715 10 77

7,548 9.92

21,828 13.29

3,963 18.87

Numoer

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Appendix - 67

MISSISSIPPI - STATE TOTAL


Total Male Female

2.178 141 1 067 955 1 110 186

100.00 49.03 50.97

-0.04 -0.82 0.73


TotalRuralNon-Farm

RuralFarm Urban

2 178 141 814,497 542 839 820 805

100.00 37.39 24.92 37.68

-0.04. 71.64 -50.53 35.19

. DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILIES BY INCOME 1960

Under $2,000- $3,000- $6,000- $10,000Total $2,000 $2,999 $5,999 $9,999 & Over

500021 188 724 69,825 142 548 73,900 25,924=Mw

100.00 37.68 13.94 28.46 14.75 5.18

-1.58 -44.27 8.06 102.97 500.08 407.82

Appendix - 68



Persons Com leting1-8 Years 1-4 Years .1 or More Yrs

Total* Elementar School Hi h School

Number

PercentDistribution


1 064 976 508 135 383 432

100.00

-0.77

47.71

-16.38

36.00

28.98

of Colle e

12.47

33.97

*Total includes.persons ft-6 have never attended school, or who have lessthan one year of schooling.

LABOR FORCE STATUS BY SEX - 14 AND OVER 1960

TotalIn Out of

Labor LaborForce* , Force

MaleIn Out of

.

Labor LaborForce* Force.1011.11ftwerrolw 'Omer

Number 742 604 696019 497 645 195 823


Percent Change1950-1960 -1.89 -3.77 -12.60 27.05


Number'

PercentDistribution


FemaleIn Out of


214,222 501 046

32.84 67.16

30.64 -12.11


spoplimpimimmmommM404;071;;:

Simp1oyel, ployed

94.56

-4.81

.19_1284

5.44

51.23

Male Female

EmyloyedUnem-ployed' EMployed

453 026 23,868 229 313

95.00

-15.90

5.00

40.80

93.70

28.71

tines=

ployed

15,416

6.30

70.83 Li)


Appendix - 69




Number1963*


Value1963*





Other Services 3,.393 20.83 INA INA




Establishments

Number

PercentChange

Sales ($1000)

Value

PercentChange

All Establishments

1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63

12.37 1,786664 28.68

'Merchant Wholesalers


1,664

880

19.71

0.69

1,003,441

783,223

41.07

15.66


-Ira11.--a7--

Appendix - 70







ALL STORES 19 167 3.75 1 914 221 29 19



Food stores 5,652 12.75 461,624 29.02



Apparel, accessory stores 1,245 10.57 132,079 37:51

Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 981 7.10 78,207 20.95


Drug stores, propridtary stores 609 -5.29 65,486 23.57



*Details may not add to to:nal because of disclosure rule.

Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Appendix - 71

MISSISSIPPI - SUBREGION 60

POPULATION "a SEX, 1960

Total Male FcrizAle

406,187 199,206 206,981-

100.00 49.04 50.96

-4.67 -5.30 -4.05

POPULATION BY FLACE, 1960

TotalRural


406,187 152,745 142,297 111,145

100.00 37.61 35.03 27.36

.-4.67 68.17 -44.72 42.79


Under $2,000- $3,000- $6,00o. $10,000

Total ,09000 15221.9 $9,999_ & Over:

97,447 40,158 14,743 27,824 11,258

100.00 41.21 () 15.13 28.55 11.55

-3.30 -45.03 21.14 162.61 643.10

3,464

3.55

364.97

POPULATION, RATE OF b TURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960, AND

1960-1965-1/

Appendix - 72

Population

1960

Estimated

Population

19653/

Estimated

Percent Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated


1960-1965

Migration Rate

Number

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Nigration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950


2,178,141

2,329,874

7.0

8.2

178,608

-1.2

0.0

- 19.9

-433,584

2,178,914

APPALACHIAN PORTION

406,187

440,060

8.3

7.0

28,504

+1.3

-4.7

- 21.2

- 90,324

426,076

Mississippi - 60

406,187

440,060

8.3

7.0

28,504

+1.3

-4.7

- 21.2

- 90,324

426,076

Alcorn

25,282

27,580

9.1

4.7

1,188

+4.4

-6.9

- 19.3

-5,242

27,158

Benton

7,723

8,430

9.2

7.7

595

+1.5

- 12.2

- 31.4

-2,761

b,793

Chickasaw

16,891

19,373

14.7

7.2

1,216

+7.5

- 10.9

- 27.4

-5,198

18,951

Choctaw

8,423

8,250

-2.1

5.4

455

-7.5

- 23.5

- 36.9

-4,061

11,009

Clay

18,993

19,527

2.8

7.5

1,424

-4.7

4-

6.6

- 14.8

-2,623

17,757

Itawamba

15,060

16,447

9.1

3.9

586

+5.2

- 12.4

- 23.0

-3,958

17,216

Kemper

12,277

11,967

-2.5

5.3

651

-7.8

- 22.8

- 37.2

-5,919

15,893

Lee

40,589

46,215

13.9

7.9

3,207

+6.0

+6.2

- 11.3

-4,338

38,237

Lowndes

46,639

54,455

16.8

10.7

4,990

+6.1

+ 23.2

+2.4

+925

37,852

Marshall

24,503

26,034

6.2

10.4

2,546

-4.2

-2.4

- 27.4

-6,868

25,106

Mbnroe

33,953

35,179

3.6

6.5

2,207

-2.9

-7.1

- 21.3

-7,768

36,543

Noxubee

16,826

16,801

-0.1

8.1

1,363

-8.2

- 16.0

- 35.8

-7,171

20,022

Oktibbeha

26,175

30,756

17.5

9.8

2,565

7.7

6.5

- 16.2

-3,979

24,569

Pontotoc

17,232

18,363

6.6

4.1

707

=2.5

- 13.8

- 23.9

-4,783

19,994

Prentiss

17,949

19,800

10.4

5.5

987

+4.9

-9.4

- 24.3

-4,807

19,810

Tippah

15,093

16,097

6.7

5.9

890

+0.8

- 13.9

- 27.4

-4,801

17,522

Tishomingo

13,889

16,183

16.5

4.2

583

+ 12.3

- 10.6

- 23.0

-3,579

15,544

Union

18,904

18,498

-2.1

4.8

907

-6.9

-6.7

- 19.4

-3,940

20,262

Webster

10,580

11,158

5.5

3.9

413

+1.6

-8.8

- 21.2

-2,456

11,607

Winston

19,246

18,938

-1.6

5.3

1,020

-6.9

- 13.4

- 31.5

-6,997

22,231

1/

Population 1965 aad net migration 1960-1965 are estimates.

2/

Source:

Mississippi County Population Estimates by Race and Age, 1965, Mississippi State University.

EstimatedPopulation

1965

440.1

Appendix - 73


ESTIMATED POPULATION 1965 AND

PERCENT CHANGE 1960 . 1965

(All Numbers in Thousands)Change 1960-1965

Number Percent

33.9 8.3


AND 1962-1965 RATE OF UNEMPLOYMENT

(All Numbers in Thousands)Total Work Force. Total Employment

1965 stave 1962.1965 1965 Chan9e 1962-1965Number Number Percent Number Number percent

149.4 2.3 1.6 141.1 5.8 4.3

Unemployment Rate of Unemployment

1965 Chanpe 1962-1965 1962 8,0

Number Number Percent1963 6.3

8.4 -3.4 -28.81964 7.0

1965 5.6

Appendix - 74



Total*

Persons Completing-'1 or More Yrs

of Colle e1:6 Years

Elementar School

'1-4 YearsHi h School

umber204,660 104,315 72,102 21,944

ercentstribution

100.00 50.97 35.23 10.72

ercent Change950-1960

2.61 -16.70 24.44 33.76

*Total includes.persons who have.never attended school, or who have less


LABOR FORCE STATUS BY SEX - 14 AND OVER4 1960

Total Male Female

In Out of In Out of In Out of

Labor Labor Labor Labor Labor . Labor

Force* . Force Force* . Force Force* Force.Air

Number 141,075 135,526 94,208 39,259 46,867 96,267


Percent Change1950-1960 -1.66 -8.22 -14.94 26.13 43.35 -1739



Tot*_ Male 1Female

i.`Unem- Unem- Unseat-

0:42Z2A- 1° et....../.1...-ELZ---4)ed

Number' 131,603 7,035 .87,498 4,285


Percent Change1950-1960 -5.96 109.31 -19.33 97.28

44,105 2,750

94.13 5.87

40.08 131.29

"IIIMIIMall1.21G--7-00.1.0,1C

Appendix - 75




Total Work Force


Mississippi 773.6 17.1 2.3



Total Employment


Mississippi 737.6 30.3 4.3



Unemployment


Mississippi 36.0 -13,2 -26.8

Non-Appalachian Portion 27.7 -9.7 -25.9

Appalachian Portion 8.4 -3.4 -28.8

1962


19651963 1964

Mississippi 6.5 6.2 5.7 4.7



Appendix - 76





Number

Percent Change

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958-

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958-

1958

1963

1958

1963


90,641

108,539

128,506

19.7

18.4

467,625

642,175

1,016,962

37.3

58.4

APPALACHIAN PORTION

19,538

25,772

36,007

31.9

39.7

71t365

127,675

242,960

78.9

90.3

Mississippi - 60

19,538

25,772

36,007

31.9

39.7

_.....-

71,365

127,675

242,960

78.9

90.3

Alcorn

1,748

1,974

2,833

12.9

43.5

-3770

9,831

19,783

TOTT

fUTTY

Benton

179

237

213

32.4

- 10.1

418

655

613

56.7

-6.4

Chickasaw

1,034

1,566

2,264

51.5

44.6

3,858

9,782

16,089

153.9

64.5

Choctaw

130

332

541

155.3

63.0

603

963

1,707

59.7

77.3

Clay

1,749

1,946

2,203

11.3

13.2

8,137

13,326

21,672

63.8

62.6

Itawamba

879

930

1,910

5.8

105.4

2,147

2,950

8,237

37.4

179.2

Kemper

184

107

119

- 41.8

11.2

388

208

255

- 46.4

22.6

Lee

3,133

4,205

5,987

34.2

42.4

15,909

26,720

44,386

68.0

66.1

Lowndes

2,904

3,714

4,078

27.9

9.8

12,217

20,596

32,465

68.6

57.6

Marshall

249

1,080

1,473

333.7

36.4

839

3,908

9,900

365.8

153.3

Mbnroe

1,733

2,959

4,172

70.7

41.0

5,253

8,530

27,561

62.4

123.1

Noxubee

461

391

686

- 15.2

75.4

4,236

1,316

3,534

- 68.9

168.5

Oktibbeha

729

662

838

- 32.0

26.6

2,646

3,778

8,514

42.8

125.4

Pontotoc

492

608

915

23.6

50.5

1,389

2,108

3,771

51.8

78.9

Prentiss

784

1,302

2,078

66.1

59.6

1,906

4,521

10,408

137.2

130.2

Tippah

433

791

1,618

82.7

104.6

1,012

3,744

7,858

270.0

109.9

Tishomingo

573

1,155

1,351

101.6

17.0

2,087*

4,713*

7,229*

125.8

53.4

Union

1,057

1,148

1,588

8.6

38.3

2,972

5,656

10,566

90.3

86.8

Webster

307

243

567

- 20.8

133.3

1,218

784

3,099

- 35.6

295.2

Winston

780

422

573

- 45.9

35.8

3,603

3,586

5,313

-0.5

48.2

Source:


*Actual census data were not available for the county because of the "dis(losure rule."


data for available years and/or on the state averages of value added per employee for the predominant industry groups.

Appendix - 77




All Establishments

Personal Services


Other Services

EstablishmentsPercentChange1958-63

Number1963*

1 757 40.22

809 31.33

334 78.61

614 36.44

Receipts

Value1963*

27 825

INA

INA

INA




All Establishments



Establishments

Number1963*

($1000)PercentChange1958-63

48.57

INA

INA

INA

Sales ($1000)

Percent Percent

Change Value Change

1958-63 1963* 1958-63

450 25.00 210 457 34.97

284 40.59 132,495 67.63

166 5.06 71,305 - 3.95


Appendix - 78




($1000)Establishments Sales

Number1963*


Value1963*


ALL STORES 3,958 7.79 325,656 36.75



Food stores 1;283 27.03 76,996 42.76


Gasoline service stations 484 12.04 28,890 31.27


Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 188 5.62 14,250 26.31. .


Drug stores, proprietary stores 109 - 9.17 10,750 23.15




Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Appendix - 79

NEW YORK -- STATE TDTAL


Total Male Female

16,783,604 8,120,755 8,662,849

100.00 48.39 51.61

13.17 12.17 14.13

POPULATION ,BY PLACE 1960

TotalRural RuralNon-Farm Farm Urban

16,783,604 2,125,633 324,746

100.00 12.66 1.93

13.17 35.38 -43.78

DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILIES BY INCOME , 1960

14,333,225

85.40 .

13.02

Under $2,000- $3,000- $6,000- $10,000

Total ,$2,000 $2,999 $5,999 luta_ Over

Number 4,336,041

PercentDistribution 100.00

Percent Change1950-1960 12.27

334,741 265,495 1,382,375 1,491,011 862,419

7.72 6.12 31.88 34.39 19.89

-53.03 -60.65 -15.17 238.27 390.16

NEW YORK -- STATE TOTAL


Persons Com leting

Total*1-8 ears 1-4 Years

umber 10,124,045 3,521,970 4,541,645

ercentstribution 100.00 34.79 44.86

ercent Change950-1960 7.29 25.71

Appendix 80

i or More Yrsof College

1, 706 404 .

16.85

36.96




TotalIn Out of


MaleIn Out ofLabor LaborForce* Force

Number

Percent

6,999,450 5,389,255 4,595,110 1,287,090

Distribution56.50 43,50 78,12 21.88


10.18 1.73 4.30 6.26


FemaleIn Out of


2,494,340 4,102,165

EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY SEX . 14 ANDOVER 1960

36.95 63.05

23.48

Male Female

0.39

rnem-ployed

Unem-Evloyed ployed

Number 6099,462 358,873 4,330,216 224,752 2,269,246 134,121

PercentDistribution 94,84 5.16 95.07 4.93 94.42 '5.58

Percent Change1950.1960 11.02 -5.80 5.64 -19.92 22.99 33.75

1

NEW YORK - STATE TOTALAppendix - 81


AND SALBS 1963 AND PERCENT CHANGE 1958-1963

All Establishments

Personal Services


Other Services

Establishments

Number1963*

ReceiptsPercentChange Value1958-63 1963*

($1000)


107,416 -1.75 9,012,675 34.26

48,939 -3.73

9,984 3.81 INA

48,.493 -0.78 INA

INA


NUMBER OF WHOLESAIE ESTABLISHMENTS AND


All Establishments



Establishments SalesPercent

Number Change Value1963* 1958-63 1963*

4%240 0.09 66,207,771

32,096 2.36 30,425,807

8,064 -8.04 35,781,964


INA

INA

INA

($1000)


20.61

22.70

18.89

Appendix - 82

NEW YORK -- STATE TOTAL



Establishments Sales 01000Percent


Value1963*


ALL STORES 164 480 -10.21 23 977 310 15.31

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 6,630 -16.53 889,140 -1.52

General merchandise, 4,502 -32.62 3,078,811 38.56

Food stores 35,817 -16.33 6,085,713 10.40

Automotive dealers 5,603 -3.71 3,190,542 33.74

Gasoline Service stations 12,010 -3.80 1,135,182 19.99

Apparel, accessory stores 16,271 -5.43 2,029,873 2.43

Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 9,297 -11.47 1,168,731 3.74



Other retail stores 26,292 -6.05 2,521,379 8.56

Non-store retailers 7,507 -15.23 626,051 8.01


I I

Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Appendix - 83

APPAIACHIAN PORTION OF NEW YORK

POPULATION LY Si3X, 1960

Total Male

1,000,064 491,906 508,158

100.00 49.19 50.81

9.00 7.91 10.08


TotalRural


1,000,064 400,598 94,444 505,022

100.00 40.06 9.44 50.50

9.00 43.08 -43.29 7.23

DISTRIBUTION OP FAMILIES BY INCOME, 1960

Under $2,000- $3,000. $6,000- $10,000Total ALIalz $2,999 151999 $9,999 Ovor

250,245 24,394 19,026 93,796 82,422 30,607

100.00 9.75 7.60 37.48 32.94 12.23

7.73 -56.49 -61.27 0.66 368.44 539.64

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION

RATE, 1950-1960, AND 1960-1965-1/

Appendix - 84

Population

1960

Estimated

PopulaVlon

1965-/

Estimated

Percent Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

Natural

Imrease

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural Increase' Estimated Net

1960-1965

Migration Rate

Number

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

/950

NEW YORK - srArE TOTAL

16 782,304

17,717,137

-u

5.6

5.2

872 680

+0.4

+ 13.2

+1.4

+ 210 070

14 830,192

APPALACHIAN PORTION

1,000,064

1,036,759

+3.7

5.4

53,643

-1.7

+9.0

-3.8

35,050

917,490

New York - 1

480,983

493,222

+2.5

4.8

23,011

- 2.3

+7.0

-5.6

-25 105

449,322

Allegany

43,978

43,599

-0.9

4.3

1,891

- 5.2

+0.4

- 11.5

-5,014

Cattaraugus

80,187

80,727

+0.7

4.8

3,849

- 4.1

2.9

-9.6

-7,459

Chautauqua

145,377

149,341

+2.7

4.0

5,815

- 1.3

+7.5

-3.5

-4,704

Chemung

98,706

104,106

+ 55

5.5

5,429

0.0

+ 13.7

.-

1.6

-1,358

Schuyler

15,044

15,560

+3.4

5.0

752

- 1.6

+6.1

-3.9

558

Steuben

97,691

99,889

+2.2

5.4

5,275

- 3.2

+6.8

.-

6.6

-6,012

New York - 2

519,081

543,537

+4.7

5.9

30,632

- 1.2

+ 10.9

-2.1

-9,945

468,168

Broome

212,661

223,271

+5.0

6.5

13,823

- 1.5

+ 15.1

-0.3

497

Chenango

43,243

45,795

+ 59

5.8

2,508

+ 0.1

+ 10.5

-1.3

492

Cortland

41,113

43,743

+6.4

6.4

2,631

0.0

+ 10.6

-1.9

721

Delaware

43,540

43,050

-1.1

4.2

1,829

- 5.3

-2.0

- 11.1

-4,938

Otsego

51,942

52,386

+0.9

2.8

1,454

- 1.9

+2.3

-5.0

-2,549

Schoharie

22,616

22,378

-1.1

2.4

543

- 3.5

-0.4

-8.2

-1,868

Tioga

37,802

42,681

+ 12.9

8.5

3,213

+ 4.4

+ 25.3

+ 10.3

+3,096

Tompkins

66,164

70,233

+6.1

7.0

4,631

- 0.9

+ 11.9

-3.3

-1,976

1/

Population 1965 aad net migration 1960-1965 are estimates.

2/

Source:

Business Fact Book - 1965 Supplement, New York State Dept. of

Commerce.

Appendix.- 85

APPA1ACHIAN PORTION OF NEW YORK

EDUCATION OF PERSONS 25 AND OVER , 1960

Persons.amEleting."--.7.747.fears 1-4 Years 1 or More Yrs

Total* Elementar School Hi h Sch6o1 of College...

Number 560,786 192,921 272,101


Percent Change1950-1960 3.27 -10.85 18.06

*Total includes.persons who have neverthan one year of schooling.

88 9919

15.86

22.51

attended school, or who have less


Total Male Female



Force* . Force Force* Force,

Force* Force

plumber 391,917 319,792 261,255 83,307

PercentDistribution 55.07 44.93 75. 82 24. 18

Percent Change1950-1960 0 6 1.87 -O. 41 6.72


130,662 235, 585

35. 68 64..33

24.05 -0.12


Male Female.........

1TwO;unem-Unem-

aLmasm.1.3 Employed ployed.

Number' 371,044 20,563 247,650 13,280

PercentDistribution 9/475 5.25 94.91 5. 09

'Percent Change1950-1960 5. 92 20.87 -0.81 7.54

EmployedUnem-ployed

123,394 7,256

94. 45 5..55

22.62 55.61

Appendix - 86




Total Work Force


New York 7,880.0 135.0 1. 7



Total Employment


New York 7,515.0 170.0 2. 3


Appalachian Portion 391.2 7.4 1. 9

Unemployment


New York 365.0 - 35.0 - 8.8

Non-Appalachian Portion 347.7 - 28.3 - 7.5

Appalachian Portion 17.3 6.7 - 27.9

1962


19651963 1964

New York 5.2 5.4 5.1 4.6



-

Appendix - 87



Nhnufacturing Employment


Number

Percent Change

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

NEW YORK - STATE TOTAL

1,895,982

1.915 877

1,853,050

1.0

-3.3

14,140,524

15,892,629

19,559,120

12.4

23.1

APPALACHIAN PORTION

132 373

128 811

123 496

-2.7

-4.1

924 718

1,007,881

1,152,166

9.0

14.3

New York - 1

66 864

61 963

59 156

-7.3

-4.5

498 724

509 145

571 915

2.1

12.3

Allegany

3,236

3,130

2,836

-3.2

-9.4

25,909

29,388

32,123

13.4

9.3

Cattaraugus

8,839

8,466

7,600

-4.0

- 10.4

56,382

60,781

71,193

7.8

17.1

Chautauqua

22,918

20,425

19,208

-9.9

-6.9

162,708

165,903

178,810

2.0

7.8

Chemung

16,203

14,962

13,709

7.6

-8.4

132,627

135,065

144,875

1.8

7.2

Sdhuyler

1,201

1,190

1,042

-0.9

- 12.4

9,722

14,275

13,588

46.8

-4.8

Steuben

14,467

13,790

14,761

-4.4

6.8

111,376

103,723

131,316

- 6.8

26.5

New York - 2

65,509

66,848

64 340

1.0

-3.8

425 994

498 736

580 251

17.1

16.3

Broome

41,876

39,646

34,016

-4.9

- 14.5

268,720

242,601

251,561

- 9.7

3.6

Chenango

4,247

4,037

4,568

-4.4

12.5

38,014

55,113

72,724

44.9

32.0

Cortland

5,104

4,780

5,746

-6.9

21.0

33,472

34,770

53,624

3.8

54.2

Delaware

5,809

5,710

7,207

-1.7

26.2

36,025

46,206

62,859

28.3

36.0

Otsego

1,788

1,511

1,423

- 15.4

-5.8

8,391

8,985

11,673

7.0

29.9

Schoharie

620

1,085

650

75.0

- 40.1

3,113

10,154

4,271

226.2

- 57.9

Tioga

1,524

4,541

5,224

197.9

15.0

8,274

57,176

74,789

591.0

30.8

Tompkins

4,541

5,538

5,506

21.9

- 0.6

29,985

43,731

48,750

45.8

11.5

Source:

Census of Mhnufactures, 1954, 1958, and 1963.

ti

Appendix - 88APPALACHIAN PORTION OF NEW YORK




PercentNumber Change1963* 1958-63

Value1963*



Personal Services 2 770 15.37 INA INA







Percent Percent

Number Change Value Change

1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63


Merchant Wholesalers 809 - 0.25 408,411 6.94



APPALACHIAN PORTION OF NEW YORK

NUMBER OF RETAIL ESTABLI HMENTS AND SALES 1963,


Appendix - 89

($1000)

411110111111111M.

Establishments Sa les

Number1963*


Value1963*


ALL STORES 10 686 - 6.3] 1.341,834 15.39



Food stores 1,834 - 8.71 327,382 10.06

Automotive dealers 703 - 2.90 261,291 27.46


Apparel, accessory stores 695 - 8.19 67,479 4.89

Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 546 -13.88 51,737 1.64

Eating, drinking places 2,336 - 0.26 96,124 16.11


Other retail stores 1,607 - 6.02 148,505 7.37



Appendix - 90

NORM CAROLINA - STATE TOTAL

POPULATION BY SEX1 1960

Total Male Female

Number 4,556,155 2,246,876 2,309,279

PercentDistribution 100.00 .49.32 50,68

Percent Change1950-1960 12.17 11.39 12.93



Number 4,556,155 1,945,855 808,379 1,801,921


Percent Change1950-1960 12.17 47.72 -41.28 31.78


Under . $2,000- $3,000- $6,000- $10,000Total $2,999 ,$5,999 ,$9,999 & Over

Number

,$2,000'

1,091,656 261,168 144,411 388,754 221,471 75,852

PercentDistribution 100.00 23.92 13,23 35.61 20.29 6.95

Percent Change1950-1960 16.23 -38.43 -22.24 65.97 432. 83 402. 00

NORrl CAROLINA - STATE Tarn

EDUCATION OF PERSONS 25 AND OVER , 1960

Appendix - 91

Total*

Persons8110111m

completing1-4 Years

Hi h School1 or More Yrsof Colle e

l=r7earsElementar School

ber 2,307,171 1,099,825 828,496 308,023

ercentstribution 100.00 47.67 35.91 13.35

ercent Change950-1960 14.21 -2.87 48.53 38.67




Total Male

In Out of 'In Out of

Labor Labor Labor Libor

Force* . Force Force* Force. 9

.

FemaleIn Chit of

Labor LaborForce* Forec

Number 1,754,362 1,364,164 1,154,311 363,494 600,051 1,000,670


Percent Change1950-1960 12.83 7.38 3.62 31.68 36.10 0.63

Includes persons in the Armed Forces.


Male Female

E.Liapdio

1,

'Unem-Employed

Unem-ployed Employed

Unent-pl oat.

Number' 1,605,478 74,964 1,042,511 38,709 562,967 36,255


Percent Change1950-1960 51.48 51.22 -.26 36.35 34.65 71.16

Appendix - 92

NORTH CAROLINA--STATE TOTAL



Establishments

Number

ReceiptsPercentChange Value

($1000)

PercentChange

1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63

All Establishments 23,677 28.47 597,730 44.55




*Details may not add to total because or. disclosure rule.


SAIES 1963, AND PERCENT CHANGE 1958-1963

All Establishments



Establishments

Number1963*

62_615

4,232

2,383

Sales ($1000)

PercentChange Value1958-63 1963*

15.22

16.42

13.15

6,984616

2,518,331

4,464,285



38:93

35.76

40.79

Appendix - 93

NORTH CAROLINA - STATE TOTAL






ALL STORES 43,857 6.20 4,975,282 29.66

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 1,733 -6.27 353,749 20.53


Food stores 11,928 18.11 1,160,182 32.68


Gasoline bervice stations 6,662 9.02 421,058 35.84


Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 2,486 3.71 245,635 26.14


Drug stores, proprietary stores 1,072 4.48 152,308 23.12

Other retail stores5,223 14.44 446,252 14.82

Non-store retailers1,906 39.63 112,641 12.48


7-s**

Appendix - 94

APPALACHIAN PORTION OF NORTH CAROLINA


Total Male Female

Number939,740 459,106 480,634

PercentDistribution

100.00 48.85 51.15


6.60 5.50 7.67



Number 939,740 504,060 151,262 284,418


Percent Change1950-1960 6.60 46.45 -49.95 20.94


Under $2,000- $3,000- $6,000- $10,000Total $2,00O $2,999 ,$9,999 & Over

Number 236,683 54,105 31,594 86,698 47,998 16,288


Percent Change1950-1960 13.33 -46,37 -24.53 85.83 521.74 515.80

Appendix - 95

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960, AND 1960-1965-1/

'Estimated

-Rate

hstimated

Natural Increase

'

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Migration Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

Population

1960

Estimated

Population

19652(

Percent Change

Population

1960-1965

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965


4,556,155

4,912,195

+7.8

7.6

346,268

+0.2

+ 12.2

-8.1

- 327,987

4,061,929

APPALACHIAN PORTION

939,740

993,443

+5.7

6.4

59,903

-0.7

+6.6

-9.6

-84,691

881,560

North Carolina - 43

69,395

68,992

-0.6

5.2

3,601

-5.8

-9.3

- 24.3

-18,576

76,452

Cherokee

16,335

16,249

-0.5

3.9

637

-4.4

- 10.7

- 24.9

-4,551

Clay

5,526

5,141

-7.0

3.9

216

- 10.9

-8.0

- 23.4

-1,403

Gtaham

6,432

6,211

-3.4

7.2

463

- 10.6

-6.6

- 24.7

-1,704

Jackson

17,780

17,968

+1.1

5.4

960

-4.3

-7.7

- 21.3

-4,111

Macon

14,935

14,656

-1.9

4.5

672

-6.4

-7.7

- 21.9

-3,935

Swain

8,378

8,767

+4.6

7.8

653

-3.2

- 15.5

- 33.0

-3,272

North Carolina - 44

239,537

254,232

+6.1

5.6

13L345

0.5

+4.8

-9.3

21 224

-228 671

Buncombe

130,074

139,753

+7.4

5.3

__---

6,894

+2.1

+4.6

8.2

-10,206

Haywood

39,711

41,243

+3.9

6.6

2,621

-2.7

+5.5

- 10.5

-3,957

Henderson

36,163

39,137

+8.2

5.2

1,880

+3.0

+ 17.0

+2.8

+897

Nhdison

17,217

15,938

-7.4

4.1

706

- 11.5

- 16.1

- 27.2

-5,577

Transylvania

16,372

18,161

+ 10.9

7.6

1,244

+3.3

+7.8

- 15.4

-2,341

North Carolina - 45

83,228

84 366

+1.4

5.6

4,662

-4.2

-0.6

- 16.5

-13,783

83,703

McDowell

26,742

27,690

+3.5

6.5

1,738

-3.0

+4.0

- 16.0

-4,127

Polk

11,395

11,338

-0.5

3.5

399

-4.0

-2.0

- 13.6

-1,587

Rutherford

45,091

45,338

+0.5

5.6

2,525

-5.1

-2.7

- 17.4

-8,069

North Carolina - 46

57,452

56 708

-1.3

5.7

3,269

-7.0

-9.0

- 24.2

-15,286

63 143

Avery

12,009

12,012

0.0

6.4

769

-6.4

- 10.1

- 26.3

-3,511

Mitchell

13,906

12,987

-6.6

4.4

612

- 11.0

-8.2

- 23.2

-3,517

Watauga

17,529

18,560

+5.9

6.3

1,104

-0.4

-4.4

- 19.8

-3,626

Yancey

14,008

13,149

-6.1

5.6

784

- 11.7

- 14.1

- 28.4

-4,632

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960, AND

1960-196521

Appendix - 96

Population

1960

Estimated

Populaon

1965-f

Estimated

Percent Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural Increase

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Migration Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

et

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

et

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

NORM CAROLINA (Cont'd.)

North Carolina - 47

117,878

129,236

+9.6

7.4

8,781

+2.2

+ 14.0

-4.4

-4,582

103 424

Alexander

15,625

16,533

+5.8

6.7

1,047

-0.9

+7.4

-8.1

-1,177

---L-_-

Burke

52,701

58,163

4 10.4

6.4

3,373

+4.0

+ 15.8

-0.9

-394

Caldwell

49,552

54,540

4 10.1

8.8

4,361

41.3

4 14.3

-6.9

-3,011

North Carolina - 48

72,771

76,779

45.5

6.2

4 548

-0.7

-3.3

- 18.6

-13 975

75,276

Alleghany

7,734

7,610

-1.6

4.1

317

-5.7

-5.2

- 14.5

-1,185

Ashe

19,768

19,773

0.0

5.6

1,107

-5.6

-9.6

- 24.6

-5,377

Wilkes

45,269

49,396

49.1

6.9

3,124

42.2

+0.1

- 16.4

-7,413

North Carolina - 49

299,479

323,130

4 7.9

7.2

21,697

+0.7

+ 19.4

+1.1

+2,735

250 801

Davie

16,728

18,289

+9.3

6.1

1,020

43.2

+8.5

-7.2

-1,107

Forsyth

189,428

205,926

+8.7

7.7

14,586

41.0

+ 29.6

+ 10.1

+14,743

Stokes

22,314

23,539

45.5

6.5

1,450

-1.0

43.7

- 11.8

-2,539

Burry

48,205

50,889

45.6

6.6

3,182

-1.0

+5.7

- 12.6

-5,762

Yadkin

22,804

24,487

47.4

6.4

1,459

+1.0

+3.0

- 11.7

-2,600

1/


2/

Source: Department of Rural Sociology,

University of North Carolina.


Appendix - 97

-3e

ED6CATION OF PERSONS 25 AND OVER, 1960

Total*


Elementary..........2SeLSchool

"1 or More Yrsof College

umber 503,035 251,974 176,564 60,747

ercentistribution 100.00 50.09 35.10

,12.08

ercent Change950-1960 11.81 -4.22 46.40 40.29



LABOR FORCE STATUS BY SEX - 14 ANDOVER 1960

Total Male Female

'In -Out of In Out of In Out of

Labor Labor Labor Libor Labor Labor

Force* . Force Force* Force Force* Force014 46mor gmf/AND . _

Number 353,849 309,915 232,839 85,704 121,010 224,211

PercentDistribution 53.31 46,69 73.09 26.91 35.05 64.95

Percent Change1950-1960 11.57 3.67 0.31 26.73 42.31 -3.07

*I=cludes persons in the Armed Forces.

EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY SEX - 14 AND OVER 1960.

Male Female1

'Unem- Unemt.

4,2123.oec.L.L.21(.2zed. Evloyed ployed Employed paoyed

Number' 337,987 15,502 223,641 8,838 114,346 6,664

ioercentDistribution 95.61 4.39 96,20 3.80 94.49 5.51

Percent Change1950.1960 10.12 55.16 0.85 39.12 40.54 83.18

Appendix - 98

PERCENT CHANGE 1962-1965 IN WORK FORCE,EMPLOYMENT AND MEMPLOYMENT,

AND 1962-1965 RATE OF UNEMPLOYMENTAPPALACHIAN & NON-APPALACH1AN

PDRTION OF STATE(All Numbers in Thousands)

Total Work Force


North Carolina 1,990.3 124.7 6.7



Total Employment

1965 Changej962-65Number Number Percent

North Carolina 1,907.1 140.3 7.9



North Carolina

Non-Appalachian Portion

Appalachian Portion

1965

Unemployment

Chan e 1962-65Number Number Percent

83.2

62.9

20.3

- 15.6

- 13.2

2.4

- 15.8

- 17.4

- 10.6


1962 1963 1964 1965

North Carolina 5.3% 5.1% 4.8% 4.2%



3.3-F

Appendix - 99

MANUFACTURING EIPLOYMENT AND VALUE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE, 15.'54, 1958, AND 1963,




Nutber

Percent Change

Number ($1,000)

Percent Mane.

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958-

1958

1963


430,001

461,485

530,646

7.3

15.0

2,210,463

3,077,q29

4,566,947

39.2

48.4

APPALACHIAN PORTION

104,683

115,864

135,892

10.7

17.3

650,451

872,121

1,384,943

34.1

58.8

North Carolina - 43

2,634

2,954

4,02S

12.1

36.3

10,354

15.677

26,717

51.4

70.4

Cherokee

929

748

1,161

- 21.2

55.2

2,377

3,513

7,901

47.7

124.9

Clay

94

236

211

151.0

- 10.6

165

724

1,194

338.8

64.9

Graham

237

270

355

13.9

31.5

927

1,370*

2,234

47.7

63.0

Jackson

643*

643

1,046

0.2

62.7

3,653*

4,73S

8,354

29.7

76.3

Macon

369

762

593

106.5

22.6

1,456

3,943

2,925

165.3

-0.6

Swain

362

295

665

- 18.5

125.4

1,746

1,389

4,109

- 20.4

195.8

North Carolina - 44

21,443

24,043

29,25?

12.1

21.7

135,526

164 522

--2_____

294L___

453

18.8

79.0

Buncombe

11,079

12,171

16,450

9.8

35.1

54,835

147,466

30.1

106.6

71,344

Haywood

4,961

5,219

4,826

5.2

-7.5

48,436

39,969

63,706

- 17.4

59.3

Henderson

2,34S

3,322

3,636

41.4

9.5

9,641

22,110

33,442

129.3

51.3

Madison

154

446

639

189.6

43.3

712

2,265

4,495

218.1

98.4

Transylvania

2,901

2,865

3,697

-0.5

27.4

24,899

26,834

45,344*

15.8

57.3

North Carolina - 45

13,446

13,440

13,731

0.0

2.2

55,518

65,102

92,494

16.4

35.8

McDowell

5,026

5,20S

5,608

3.6

7.7

23,811

32,391

45,606

36.0

40.7

Polk

1,234

1,182

893

-1.S

- 24.7

4,163

4,539

6,526

9.0

43.7

Rutherford

7,216

7,050

7,233

-2.3

2.6

30,544

31,172

40,362

2.0

29.4

North Carolina - 46

1,637

1,935

2,998

5.3

54.9

7,202

8,861

17,233

23.0

94.5

Avery

336

359

464

6.8

34.8

1,150

1,809

3,468

57.3

91.7

Mitchell

590

703

984

19.1

40.0

1,891

2,823

3,574

49.2

26.6

Watauga

172

265

896

54.0

236.1

1,237

1,791

6,157

45.4

243.7

Yancey

739

608

634

- 17.7

4.3

2,924

2,436

4,034*

- 16.6

65.7

North Carolina - 47

18,526

20,850

26,392

12.5

26.6

78,828

104,424

180,536

32.5

72.9

Alexander

1,027

1,258

2,497

22.4

98.5

3,309

4,796

15,083

44.9

214.4

Burke

8,291

9,487

12,345

14.4

30.1

36,168

52,627

86,549

45.5

64.4

Caldwell

9,208

10,105

11,550

9.7

14.3

39,351

47,001

78,904

19.4

67.8

Appendix - 100

MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT AND VALUE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE, 1954,


1958, AND 1963,

Manufacturing EmploymEnt


Number

Percent Change

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

NORTH CAROLINA (Cont'd.)

North Carolina - 48

2,261

5,023

7,570

122.2

50.7

12,788

22,498

392.-__

605

75.9

76.0

Alleghany

509

551

1,118

8.2

102.9

1,070

1,503*

__. 5,113

40.4

240.1

Ashe

540

1,028

1,917

90.3

286.5

1,723

5,310

13,545

208.2

155.0

Wilkes

3,212

3,444

4,535

7.2

31.7

9,995

15,685

20,947

56.9

33.5

North Carolina - 49

42,057

47,619

51,923

13.2

29.0

344,235

488,037

733,905

41.8

50.4

Davie

1,923

1,926

2,486

0.1

29.1

7,532

10,118

15,403

34.3

52.2

Forsyth

31,568

35,568

37,116

12.7

4.4

303,756

434,374

645,425

430

48,5

Stokes

479

429

1,042

-10.4

142.9

1,629

1,760

8,178*

8.0

364.6

Surry

8,318

9,391

10,938

12.9

16.6

30,626

40,376

62,983

31.8

56.0

Yadkin

248

305

341

23.0

11.8

692

1,409

1,916

103.6

36.0

Source:


*Actual census data were not available for the county because

of :he "disclosure rule."


data for available years and/or on the state averages

of value added per employee for the predominant industry groups.

Appendix - 101





Number1963*


Value1963*


All Establishments 5_31._02 27.81 12_, _4542 46.85


Auto Repair, Garages 901 26,90 INA INA





EstablishmentsPercentChangeNumber

Sales

Value

($1000)

PercentChange

1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63

All Establishments 1,042 19.,36 700,564, 24,89

Merchant Wholesalers 725 18,66 342,628 35.18



Appendix - 102




Establishments Sales

Number1963*


Value1963*

ALL STORES 9,057 6.34 987 914

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 364 -9.45 77,689

General merchandise 494 -43,41 104,396

Food stores 2,415 14.89 243,593

Automotive dealers 654 16.79 200,463

Gasoline service stations 1,336 11.43 86,327

Apparel, accessory stores 518 24.22 56,196

Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 549 9.15 50,425

Eating, drinking places 1,018 6.60 46,420

Drug stores, proprièta7y stores 219 3.30 29,896

Other retail stores 1,151 12,73 73,423

Non-store retailers 339 33.99 13,388

*Details may not add to tdotal because of disclosure rule.

($1000)PercentChange1958-63

27.24

18.73

7.98

40.03

42.10

36.96

30.33

24 19

40.01

21.66

4.60

86.83

Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Appendix - 103

OHIO- -STATE TOTAL


Total Male Female

9,707,136 4,763,795 4,943,341

100.00 49.08 50.92

22.15 21.26 23.03


TotalRural


9,707,136 2/063,722 519,513 7,123,901

100.00 21.26 5.35 73.39

22.15 36.20 -39.10 27.71

DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILIES BY INaams 1960

Under $2;000- $3,000- $6,000- $10,000

Total 124LX.XY $2;999 151292. ,$9,999 & Over

2,465,117 231,759 154,259

100.00 9.40 6.26

18.65 -44.32 -59.55

794,314 884,786 399,999

32.22 35.89 16.23

-12.04 335.89 548.98

mber

ercentstribution


Appendix - 104

OHIO - STATE TCerAL


Mtal*

Persons Completing1-4 Years 1 or More Yrs4.--=.8-"Te6ars

5,377,547 1,907,962 2,612,318 786,561

100.00 35.48 48.58 . 14.63

13.32 -4.46 31.59 32.73

*Total includes.persons who have.never attended school, or who have less*than one year of schooling.

umber.

ercentstribution

ercent Change950..1960

LABOR FORCEi STATUS BY SEX - 14 AND OVER 1960

TotalIn Out of

Labor Labor_FOr_c_e* Force

Male FemaleOut of In ouram"Libor Labor LaborForce Force* Force

InLaborForce*

31724,075 3,043,150 2,571,334

55.03 44.97 78.74

16.04 9.17 9.63


umber'

ercentstribution


694,352

21.26

17.60

1,152,741

32.92

33.45

EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY SEX - 14 AND OVER,IL .1960

12145-nem-Male

2,348,798

67.08

6.91

FemaleUnem- Unem-

Ea,soj21.1oLtd".21.2.o cd.. Employed _p?,oyed Employed ployed

3,504,880 202,284 2,415,806

94..54 5.46

14.55 42.95

94,57

8.19

138,804 1,089,074 63,480

5.43 94.49 5.51

32.23 31.74. 73.76

Appendix - 105

OHIO--STATE TOTAL



All Establishments

Personal Services


Other Services

Establishments

Number1963*

554453

24,370

7,279

23,804

Receipts ($1000)PercentChange1958-63

PercentChange Value1958-63 1963*

9.02 1,932,347 26.11

9.79 INA INA

9.16 INA INA

INA INA8.20




Establishments

Number

SalesPercentChange Value

($1000)PercentChange

1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63

All Establishments 14,299 5.76 18,207,942 26.32




Appendix - 106

OHIO - STATE TOTAL




Number1963*

PercentChange

1958-63

PercentValJe Change1963* 1958-63

ALL STORES 84,346 -6.65 12,9051181 18.86

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 51120 -20.10 758,486 -3.70


Food stores 15,767 -13.52 3,147,148 12.48

Automotive dealers 4,813 -1.82 2,512,702 44.14




Hating, drinking places 18,232 -3.07 1,001,931 .15.22

Drug stores, proprietary stores 2,671 -2,52 418,492 17.01

Other retail stores 11,017 -0.51 861,422 2.36


*Details may not add to tdtal because of disclosure rule.

"

r

Number

PercentDistribution


PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Appendix - 107

APPALACHIAN PORTION OF OHIO


Total Male Female

1,119,555 555,876 563,679

100.00 49.65 50.35

8,16 7.22 9.11

POPULATION BY PLACE,_1960

TotalRural


1,119,555 563,077 131,057 425,421

100.00 50.30 11.70 38.00

8.16 40.34 .49.66 13.90


Under $2,000. $30000- $6,000. $10,000

Total 12...1092 $2,999 Alan. $9999 & Over

284,050 47,827 28,036 107,949 77,209 23,029

100.00 16.84 9.87 38.00 27.18 8.11

8.75 .49.59 .53.06 33.37 599.67 627.61

POPULATION, RATE OF NA1URAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960, AND 1960-19651/

Appendix - 108

Population

1960

Estimated

Population

196522

Estimated

Percent Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

nf Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural Increase

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Migration Rate

1960-1965

Percent Change

Net

Population

Micratier. Rate

1950-1960

195'0,-1961

Net Migrati.-n

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

OHIO - STATE TOTAL

706 397

9 2---L

10 564 144

+8.8

6.4

621.209

+2.4

+22.1

4 5.1

+408,576

7,946,627

----

APPALACHIAN PORTION

12112,125

1,154,159

+3.1

5.3

58,945

- 2.2

+F.

9- 4.5

- 46,387

1,035,058

Ohio - 11

386,395

391,607

+ 1.3

4.7

16.175

- 3.4

+ 5.1

- 7.4

- 27,082

367,796

Carroll

20,857

21,635

+ 3.7

4.7

980

- 1.0

+ 9.5

9.9

-561

Coshocton

32,224

32,819

+ 1.8

4.2

1,353

- 2.4

+ 35

- 5.4

-1,680

Guernsey

38,579

38,645

+ 0.2

3.7

1,427

- 3.5

-r 3.3

- 7.3

-2,81c

Harrison

17,995

17,055

- 5.2

3.:

576

- 8.4

- 5.6

-15.9

-3,033

Holmes

21,591

23,085

+ 6.9

8.9

1,922

- 2.0

+15.1

- 5.4

-1,018

Jefferson

99,201

06.603

- 0.6

4,266

- 4.9

+ 2.8

-10.1

-9,710

MUskingum

79,159

80.725

-r 2.0

5.3

4,195

- 3.3

+ 6.2

- 7.7

-5,714

Tuscarawas

76,769

79,037

+ 2.9

4.5

3,456

- 1.6

+ 9.2

- 3.6

-2,53E

Ohio - 12

291,739

290,484

- ).4

5.4

15.854

- 5.6

+ 0.7

- 8.7

- 25,344

289,680

Athens

46,998

47,655

+ 1.4

4.1

1,927

- 2.7

+ 2.5

- 7.0

-3,202

Belmont

83,864

80,161

- 4.4

8.9

7,464

-13.3

-4.4

-13.3

- 11,706

Hocking

20,168

20,513

+ 1.7

5.2

1,049

- 3.5

+ 3,3

- 7.0

-1,366

Neigs

22,159

21,369

- 3.6

2.6

576

- 6.2

-4.6

-12.7

-2,945

Mbnroe

15,268

15,454

1..)

4.2

641

- 3.0

-0.6

- 6.5

998

Morgan

12,747

12,578

- 1.3

2.4

306

- 3.7

-0.7

- 8.6

-1,106

Noble

10,982

10,345

- 5.8

1.5

165

- 7.3

-6.5

-13.9

-1,631

Perry

-27,864

27,113

7.7

4.1

1,142

- 6.8

-3.9

-14.0

-4,056

Washinaon

51,689

55,296

+ 7.0

5.0

2,584

+ 2.0

+16.4

+ 3.8

+1,666

Ohio - 13

441,421

472,068

+ 5.9

5.6

24,916

+ 1.3

+16.9

4- 1.6

+6,039

377,582

Adams

19,982

19,364

3.1

3.9

779

- 7.0

=27

-12.8

-2,615

Brown

25,178

26,837

+ 6.6

4.6

1,156

+ 2.0

+13.3

+ 3.2

+714

Clermont

80,530

102,790

+27.6

8.5

6,845

+19.1

+90.9

66.2

+ 27,923

Gallia

26,120

26,534

+ 1.6

3.9

1,019

- 2.3

+ 4.9

- 6.1

1,514

Highland

29,716

30,280

+ 1.8

3.7

1,099

- 1.9

+ 5.4

- 4.4

-1,238

Jackson

29,372

29,473

+ 0.3

4.0

1,175

- 3.7

+ 5.8

- 7.6

-2,109

lawrence

55,438

58,104

+ 4.8

5.8

3,215

- 1.0

+12.9

- 3.3

-1,606

Pike

19,380

21,433

+10.6

6.3

1,221

+ 4.3

+32.7

+ 8.8

+1,286

Ross

61,215

64,513

+ 5.4

6.3

3,857

- 0.9

+12.5

- 3.3

-1,804

Scioto

84,216

82,930

- 1.5

4.9

4,127

- 6.4

+ 1.6

-13.4

- 11,111

Vinton

10,274

9,810

- 4.5

4.1

421

- 8.6

-4.5

-17.5

-1,887

Y Population 1965 and

net migration 1960-1965 are estimates. 2/ Source:

Population Estimates, Economic Researth Div., Ohic, DevelopmentDept., Jan. 1, 1965.



Persons Com leting

Total*

Appendix - 109

1-8 Years 1-4 Years 1 or More Yrs

schobl of Calle e

Number 617,488 281,508 270,013 57,606

Percent 100.00 45.59 43.73 9.33

Distribution4.63 - 12.40 33.54 2209.





TotalIn Out of


MaleIn Out ofLabor LiborForce* . Force

FemaleIn Out of

Labor LaborForce* Force ,

Number 382,015 405,282 277,275 1080643 104,740 296,639


Percent Change1950-1960 5.31 1.78 - 1.74 12.31 30.02 - 1.60



Total Male Female

Unem- Unem- Unem-

Number. 353,683 27,964 255,365 21,546 98,318 6,418


Percent Change1950..1960 2.42 63.32 - 4.66 52.74 26.88 112.80

Appendix - 110




Total Work Force

1965 glinge 1962-65Number Number Percent

Ohio 4,032.4 146.5 3.8


Appalachian Portion 340.2 2.2 .7

Total Employment


Ohio 3,889.8 224.3 6.1



Unemployment

1965 Chanae 1962-65Number Number Percent

Ohio 142.6 - 77.8 - 35.3


Appalachian Portion 19.1 7.3 - 27.7


1962 1963 1964 1965

Ohio 5.7% 5.1% 4.2% 3.5%



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Appendix - 112

MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT AND VALUE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE,

1954, 1958,


AND 1963,



Number

Percent Change

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958-

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958-

1958

1963

1958

1963

OHIO (Cont'd.)

Ohio

13

25 130

24 252

23 075

3.5

-4.9

181,902

236,693

285 673

30.1

20.7

Adams

293

326

343

11.2

7.1

1,401

1,800

2,359

28.5

31.1

BroJn

605

465

463

23.1

0.4

2,684

4,122

3,979

53.6

48.2

Clermont

630

528

709

- 16.1

34.3

2,479

2,591

5,017

4.5

93.6

Gallia

194

208

252

7.2

21.2

1,023

1,599

1,925

56.3

20.3

Highland

1,666

1,697

1,773

1.8

4.5

8,071

9,678

12,951

19.9

33.8

Jackson

1,940

1,801

1,668

7.1

9.8

10,020

13,304

20,957

32.8

57.5

Lawrence

4,561

4,317

3,847

5.3

10.9

51,710

50,423

66,139

2.4

31.1

Pike

1,941

2,804

1,486

44.4

47.0

23,993*

41,370*

28,673*

72.4

30.6

Ross

4,295

4,588

5,073

6.8

10.6

31,919

48,905

66,953

53.2

36.9

Scioto

8,475

7,031

7,071

17.0

0.6

45,924

59,963

72,208

30.5

20.4

Vinton

530

487

390

-8.1

- 19.9

2,678*

2,938

4,512

9.7

53.6

Source:

Census of Manufactures,

1954,

1958, and 1963.

*Actual census data were not available for the county because

of the "disclosure rule".

Therefore, estimates were made based on projactions of

data

for available years and/or on the state averages of value added per

employee for the predominant industry groups.

Appendix - 113


1:171'' OF EsA13! :41MENTS IN SELECTED SERVICES


All Establishments


PercentNumber Change1963* 1958-63

Value1963*


5 745 10.46 92,043 22.97








Number1963*


Value1963*


All Establishments 3.09 545 409 17.69




APPALACHIAN PORTTON QF OHIO



4111111...1011

Appendix - 114

Establishments sales ($1000)

ChangePercent


Percent-Value1963* 1958-63

ALL STORES 11 197 - 8.59 1 165 667 13 17

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 778 -16.79 82,706 - 2.61


Food stores 2,502 -12.37 318,303 11.14

Automotive dealers 726 - 3.20 231,740 34.98


Apparel, accessory stores 500 - 2.91 43,563 9.46

Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 497 -25.04 44,798 -11.41



Other retail stores 1,449 - 0.96 98,927 17.09

Non-store retailers 417 - 0.95 15,958 74.10


Appendix - 115

PENNSYLVANIA'-- STATE TOTAL


Total Male Female

Number 11,320,580 5,509,080 5,811,500


Percent Change1950-1960 7.84 6.55 9.08



Number 11,320,580 2,861,417 356,273 8,102,890


Percent Change1950-1960 7.84 19.74 -49.48 9.45


Under $2,000- $3,000- $6,000- $10,000Total $2,999 $5,999 19_22.22. & Over

Number

,$2,004

2,902,611 274,591 213,363 1,080,553 929,286 404,818

PercentDistribution 100.00 9 46 7.35 37.23 32.02 13.95

Percent Change1950-1960 9.95 -51.98 -62.54 0.56 293.73 498.84

Appendi x 11 6

PENNSYLVANIA - STATE TOTAL


Persons Com leting

Total*1-8 lears

Elementar School

1-4 YearsHi h School

,1 or More Yrsof Colleze_

Number 6,605,713 2,629,897 2,998,358 831,937


Percent Change1950-1960 4.97 -10.65 25.28 28.89

*Total includes.persons who have never attended school,


or who have less


TotalIn Out of


MaleIn Out of

Labor LiborForce* . Force

FemaleOut crrLabe..

Force

InLaborForce*,

Number' 4,419,808 3,766,278 2,997,059 916,836 1,422,749

PercentDistribution 53.99 46.01 76.57 23.43 33.30

Percent Change1950-1960 5.86 -1.88 - 0.99 4.45 23.93



MaleUnem- Unem-

pmployed_ 2.12=1. Employed pioyed

Number' 4,127,208 274,690


Percent Change1950-1960 4.99 21.34

Female

2,849,442

EtTloyed

66.70

-3.75

Unem*-

ployed

2,785,166 194,458 1,342,042 80,232

93.47 6.53 94.36 5.64

-1.56 7.38 21.80 77.21

PENNSYLVANIA - STATE TOTALAppendix - 117


AND SALES 1963 AND PERCENT CHANGE 195S-1963

All Establishments

Personal Services


Other Services



63,830 5.29

30,964 6.45

9,979 10.61

22,887 1.67

Receipts ($1000)Percent

Value Change1963k 1958-63

2_487,523 31.43

INA INA

INA INA

INAINA


NUMBER OF WHOLESALE ESTABLLSHMENTS AND


All Establishments



Establishments

Number1963*

16,790

12,516

4,274


2.27

1.54

4.45

Sales ($1000)

Value1963*


181043,645 10.65

7,753,402 20.25

10,290,243 4.37


Appendix - 178

PENNSYLVANIA -- STATE TOTAL





Value1963*


ALL STORES 109 590 -9.32 13,910,693 12.90

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 4,859 -15.70 633,474 -3.60


Food stores 23,407 -16.81 3,447,266 8.97


Gasoline service stations 11,088 -1.90 886,842 20.98


Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 5,572 -18.25 604,808 -2.15



Other retail stores 14,264 -4.58 1,249,104 10.18

Non-store retailers 5,343 -5.60 399,336 -13.97


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


AiTendix- - 110

APPALACHIAN PORTION OF PENNSYVANTA

?:ra;.)N ri 04.10111.01111101.41Im.sINIMMOD

To -..,.1 .,,1 , l',',.:......":

5,930,784 2,95,584 3,035,201

100.00 48.82 51.1i

2.53 1.00 4.03

POPULATION LV 1%:)60

TotalRuralNon-Farm

Rural1?arm

5,930,784 1,971,035 222,550

100.00 33.23 3.75

2.53 17.25 -53.27

DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILIES ;Sir IN, 1960

Urbt.:n

3,737,199

63.01

3.03

Under $2,000- $3,000- $6,000- $10,000Total ILE.* $9 999._ Ovnr

1,530,250 168,910 130,165 608,143 449,105 173,927

100.00 11.04 8.51 39.74 29.35 11.37

5.44 -51.73 -61.91 8.03 300.18 611.40

Appendix - 120


AND 1960-19651/

Population

1960

Estimated

Population

19652!


11,319,366

11,535,200

APPALACHIAN PORTION

5 930.784

5,876,400

Pennsylvania - 4

721 892

723 600

Clarion

37,408

38,100

Crawford

77,956

80,500

Erie

250,682

255,100

Forest

4,485

4,900

Lawrence

112,965

106,700

Mercer

127,519

126,200

Venango

65,295

63,700

Warren

45,582

48,400

Pennsylvania - 5

2,883,728

2,804,400

Allegheny

1,628,587

1,561,900

Armstrong

79,524

77,100

Beaver

206,943

195,500

Butler

114,639

117,100

Fayette

169,340

162,200

Greene

39,424

39,400

Indiana

75,366

72,100

Washington

217,271

213,100

Westmoreland

352,629

366,000

Pennsylvania - 6

244 240

244 600

Cameron

7,586

7,400

Clearfield

81,534

81,900

Elk

37,328

39,100

Jefferson

46,792

45,800

McKean

54,517

54,200

Potter

16,483

16,200

Estimated

Percent

Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Nigration Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

+ 1.9

4.6

520 691

- 2.7

+7.8

-4.5

-475,286

10,498,012

- 0.9

4.2

246 576

- 5.1

+ 2.5

-9.3

-538 715

5,784,652

+ 0.2

4.8

34 407

- 4.6

+8.3

-6.2

- 41,150

666 724

+ 1.9

5.4

2,020

- 3.5

-9.4

- 15.1

-5,785

+ 3.2

3.9

3,040

- 0.7

-1.3

- 12.0

-9,505

+ 1.8

5.9

14,790

- 4.1

+ 14.3

-2.6

-5,773

+ 8.9

3.8

170

+ 5.1

-9.3

- 16.4

809

- 5.6

3.9

4,406

- 9.5

+7.5

-7.2

-7,528

- 1.0

4.6

5,866

- 5.6

+ 13.9

-1.6

-1,810

- 2.5

3.3

2,155

- 5.8

-0.1

- 12.3

-8,006

+ 6.1

4.3

1,960

+ 1.8

+ 6.8

-4.5

-1,934

- 2.7

4.4

127,740

- 7.1

+ 6.7

-6.5

-177,040

2 703 797

- 4.1

4.4

71,658

- 8.5

+7.5

-5.7

- 85,812

- 3.0

4.1

3,260

- 7.1

-1.6

- 14.9

- 12,007

- 5.6

5.6

11,589

0.0

+ 18.1

+1.3

+ 2,225

+ 2.2

6.0

6,878

- 3.8

+ 17.8

+ 2.0

+1,931

- 4.2

3.2

5,419

- 7.4

- 10.8

- 21.3

- 40,410

0.0

2.0

788

- 2.0

- 13.2

- 23.7

- 10,737

- 4.4

4.8

3,618

- 9.2

-2.3

- 14.0

- 10,787

- 1.9

3.5

7,604

- 5.4

+ 3.6

-8.0

- 16,777

+ 3.8

4.8

16,926

- 1.0

+ 12.6

-1.5

-4,666

+ 0.2

4.7

11 487

- 4.5

-2.3

- 14.5

- 36,338

250 047

- 2.6

6.0

455

- 8.6

+ 8.0

- 10.4

-732

+ 0.5

4.6

3,751

- 4.1

-5.1

- 16.4

- 14,102

+ 4.8

6.6

2,464

- 1.8

+8.2

- 10.6

-3,643

- 2.1

3.7

1,731

- 5.8

-4.8

- 14.8

-7,252

- 0.5

4.3

2,344

- 4.8

-3.7

- 14.9

-8,451

- 1.8

4.5

742

- 6.3

-1.9

- 12.8

-2,158

A

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET EIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960,AND 1960-196511

Appendix - 121

Population

1960

Estimated

Populat,On

1965-4j

Estimated

Percent

Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Migration Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

PENNSYLVANIA (Coned.)

Pennsylvania - 7

510 508

511 300

+0.2

5.0

25 556

-4.8

-2.4

14.6

-76 150

522 902

Bedford

42,451

44,900

+5.6

5.7

2,420

-0.1

+ 4.1

10.2

4,169

Blair

137,270

143,600

+4.6

3.7

5,079

+0.9

-1.6

- 11.5

-16,046

Cambria

203,283

191,700

5.7

3.7

7,521

-9.4

-3.0

- 17.0

-35,569

Fulton

10,597

12,400

+ 17.0

5.6

5,934

+ 11.4

+ 2.0

11.7

- 1,218

Huntingdon

39,457

39,900

+1.0

4.4

1,736

3.4

-3.5

- 14.5

5,913

Somerset

77,450

78,800

+1.7

3.7

2,866

-2.0

-5.3

16.2

-13,235

Pennsylvania - 8

538.295

556,300

+ 3.3

4.6

24,960

-1.3

+3.5

-7.9

-41,197

520 057

Centre

78,580

86,700

10.3

7.3

5,736

+3.0

+ 19.2

+3.0

+ 1,962

Clinton

37,619

38,100

+1.3

4.7

1,768

-3.4

+3.0

9.8

- 3,572

Columbia

53,489

52,200

2.4

2.9

1.551

-5.3

+0.1

9.1

- 4,881

Juniata

15,874

17,000

+6.9

5.4

857

+1.

+4.1

-8.7

- 1,324

Lycoming

109,367

110,700

+1.2

5.4

5,906

-4.2

+8.0

4.7

- 4,805

Elfflin

44,348

45,500

± 2.7

5.3

2,350

-2.6

+ 1.5

11.4

- 4,968

Montour

16,730

17,200

+3.0

4.0

669

-1.0

+4.6

-5.6

-892

Northumberland

104,138

103,100

-1.0

2.3

2,395

-1.3

- 11.1

18.7

-21,871

Perry

26,582

26,500

-0.4

4.9

1,303

-5.3

+7.3

5.8

- 1,441

Snyder

25,922

29,300

- 13.1

5.2

1,348

18.3

+ 13.1

+1.8

4-

401

Union

25,646

3C,000

+ 17.2

4.2

1,077

+ 13.0

+ 10.8

+ 0.8

+194

Pennsylvania - 9

147 740

146 000

-1.2

5.3

7 815

-6.5

+3.5

-8.1

-11 501

142.677

Bradford

54,925

54,900

0.0

6.1

3,350

-6.1

+6.2

-6.6

- 3,435

Sullivan

6,251

5,600

11.1

2.5

156

13.6

-7.3

17.3

- 1,170

Susquehanna

33,137

33,300

+0.6

4.8

1,591

-4.2

+3.7

-7.6

- 2,436

Tioga

36,614

35,500

-3.0

6.0

2,197

-9.0

+3.2

-9.0

- 3,180

Wyoming

16,813

16,700

0.6

3.1

521

-3.7

+0.3

-7.6

- 1,280

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960,AND 1960-19651/

Appendix - 122

Population

1960

Estimated

Population

196511

Estimated

Percent

Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Migration Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Populati7m

1950

PEIVSYLVANIA (Cont'd.)

Pennsylvania - 10

884 381

890 200

+ 0.7

1.7

14 611

-1.0

-9.6

15.9

-155 339

978 448

Carbon

52,889

54,300

+ 2.6

1.7

899

+ 0.9

8.1

15.3

8,793

Lackawanna

234,531

226,400

-3.5

1.5

3,518

-5.0

-8.9

15.2

39,203

Luzerne

346,972

347,900

+ 0.3

1.7

5,899

-1.4

- 11.5

- 17.6

69,182

Monroe

39,567

44,100

+ 11.4

4.1

1,622

+ 7.3

+ 17.2

+ 7.1

+ 2,411

Pike

9,158

10,500

+ 14.1

1.0

92

+ 13.1

+ 8.7

+ 5.3

+444

Schuylkill

173,027

177,100

+ 2.4

1.1

1,903

+ 1.3

- 13.7

19.3

- 38,733

Wayne

28,237

29,900

+ 6.0

2.4

678

+ 3.6

-0.8

-8.0

-2,283

1/Population 1965 and net migration 1960-1965 are estimates.

2/ Source: Iutercensal Population Estimates, Pennsylvania State Planning Board, May 1, 1966.

Appendix - 12.;

APPALACHIAN PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA


Total*


Elementar School Hi h School1 or More Yrsof College

Number 3,443,354 1,391,594 1,568,489 400,077


Percent Change1950-1960 1.39 -15.04 24.15 20.05

*Total includes persons who have never attended school, or who have less


LABOR FORCi STATUS BY SEX - 14 AND OVER 1960

Total Male Female



Force* . Force Force* Force Force* Force

Number 2,1930888 2,082,504 1,530,688 521,821 663,200 1,560,683


Percent Change1950-1960 0.87 -4.88 -6.40 2.69 22.87 -7.17



Total Male Female

Unem- Unem- Une1477-.

................

...R1.2127.21,...,...klaul. ...P.12212X28.......21. 81*Tioyel......2.12=!...

Number. 2,018,093 172,198 1,3980078 129,067 620,015 43,131


Percent Change1950-1960 -0.97 27.73 -8.14 16.11 20.20 82.30



PORTION OF STATE

(All numbers in Thousands)

Total Work Force

Change 1962-651965Number

PENNSYLVANIA 4,693.4

NON-APPALACHIAN PORTION 2,483.4

APPALACHIAN PORTION 2,210.0

1965Number

PENNSYLVANIA 4,487.5

NON-APPALACHIAN PORTION 2,380.5

APPALACHIAN PORTION 2,107.0

Appendix - 124

Number Percent

43.8 .9

49.6 2.0

-5.8 - .3

Total Employment

Change 1962-65Number Percent

204.7 4.8

96.8 4.2

107.9 5.4

Unemployment

1965 Change 1962-65KaTir Number Percent

PENNSYLVANIA 205.9 - 160.9 - 43.8

NON-APPALACHIAN PORTION 100.5 - 47.2 - 31.9

APPALACHIAN PORTION 103.0 - 113.7 - 52.5

PENNSYLVANIA

NON-APPALACHIAN PORTION

APPALACHIAN PORTION

1962

7.8

5.9

9.8


1963 1964 1965

7.2 5.9 4.4

6.1 4.5 4.1

8.5 7.7 4.7

Appendix - 125


AND PERCENT CHANGE, 1954-1958.AND 1958-1963



Number

Percent Change

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963


1,421,673

1,401,984

1,392,922

-1.4

-0.6

9,930,486

11,422,611

14,043,602

15.0

22.9

APPALACHIAN PORTION

640 309

648 929

648 145

1.3

-0.1

4,721,330

5,224,720

6,238,926

10.7

19.4

Pennsylvania - 4

97 976

89 115

90 328

-9.1

1.4

758 851

832 266

969 902

9.7

16.5

Clarion

2,246

2,188

2,897

-2.5

32.4

16,020

22,272

29,916

39.0

34.3

Crawford

9,452

8,672

8,311

-8.3

4.2

66,867

71,385

79,402

6.8

11.2

Erie

40,488

34,858

36,437

- 13.9

4.5

286,397

308,019

414,115

7.5

34.4

Forest

484

682

507

40.9

- 25.6

3,361

4,892

4,922

45.5

0.6

Lawrence

13,785

11,525

11,260

- 16.4

-2.3

104,474

108,796

128,130

4.1

17.8

Mercer

19,391

19,146

19,468

- 1.3

1.7

187,613

220,978

201,774

17.7

- 10.2

Venango

7,252

7,201

6,341

-0.1

- 11.9

55,017

58,891

65,994

7.0

12.1

Warren

4,898

4,843

5,107

-1.1

5.5

39,063

37,033

45,649

-5.1

23.3

Pennsylvania - 5

312 221

322 035

301 333

3.1

- 6.4

2,703,579

2,860,154

3,248,440

5.8

13.6

Allegheny

222,331

203,935

173,097

-8.2

- 15.1

1,653,928

1,677,268

1,718,139

1.4

2.4

Armstrong

6,628

5,812

5,605

- 12.3

- 3.7

74,470

66,446

78,504

- 10.7

18.1

Beaver

47,298

44,591

43,371

-5.7

-2.7

395,405

435,820

526,434

10.2

20.8

Butler

10,146

9,659

11,436

-4.9

18.5

88,708

91,836

176,660

3.5

92.4

Fayette

7,258

7,035

7,459

-3.1

6.0

41,294

52,829

66,886

27.9

26.6

Greene

645

580

662

- 10.0

14.1

2,208

2,677

3,734

21.2

69.1

Indiana

2,787

3,140

3,988

12.7

27.0

15,082

24,026

43,497

59.3

81.0

Washington

21,690

17,349

16,823

- 20.0

-2.7

156,954

159,336

179,794

1.5

14.5

Westmoreland

40,736

39,742

38,892

- 2.4

-2.1

275,530

349,916

454,792

26.9

65.1

Pennsylvania - 6

27 194

26 923

26 793

-1.0

-0.5

169 054

211 188

253 136

24.9

19.9

Cameron

1,771

1,950

1,639

10.1

- 15.9

9,680*

12,432*

13,537

28.4

8.9

Clearfield

5,487

5,211

4,741

-5.3

-9.0

28,384

40,144

39,703

41.4

39.8

Elk

7,263

6,959

6,840

-4.1

-1.7

47,834

58,174

66,288

21.6

38.6

Jefferson

4,878

4,474

5,382

-8.2

20.3

32,148

35,984

44,463

27.9

38.3

McKean

7,190

7,430

7,207

3.3

-3.0

48,490

61,138

83,414

26.1

36.4

Potter

605

894

984

47.7

10.0

2,518

3,316

5,731

31.6

72.8

Appendix - 126

MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT ANDVALUE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE,

1954, 1958, AND 1963,

AND PERCENT GRANGE,

1954-1958 AND 1958-1963



NuMber

Percent Chan5e

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958-

1958

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

PENNSYLVANIA (Cont'd.)

Pennsylvania - 7

36,147

38,585

39,773

6.7

3.1

189,338

275,704

352,824

45.6

28.0

Bedford

1,045

1,299

4,595

24.3

22.8

3,609

5,000x"

9,618

33.5

92.4

Blair

8,424

10,398

11,651

23.4

12.1

47,007

83,773

115,595

78.2

37.9

Cambria

21,014

20,610

19,216

-2.0

-7.3

113,224

153,372

187,145

35.4

22.0

Fulton

165

345

464

109.0

34.5

439

916

2,029

108.6

121.5

untingdon

3,139

2,915

3,040

-7.1

43

16,511

18,837

20,214

14.0

22.4

Somerset

2,360

3,016

3,807

27.6

26.1

8,548

13,806

18,223

61.5

32.0

Pennsylvania - S

54,42S

61,262

65,713

12.6

7.3

365,207

428,364

579 404

22.8

62.3

Centre

3,723

3,602

4,231

-3.3

17.5

32,078

31,465

-.L.--

41,341

-1.9

-31.3

Clinton

5,740

5,710

6,124

-0.5

7.3

36,814

47,278

55,082

2c.4

16.4

Columbia

10,307

6,805

8,283

- 14.5

- 5.9

48,067

55,154

61,330

14.7

11,2

Juniata

681

765

1,009

12.3

31.9

2,788

2,925

5,489

4.9

87.6

Lycoming

17,953

16,874

18,033

-7.7

8.8

106,455

109,238

177,408

2.6

62.4

Mifflin

6,310

5,866

6,048

-7.0

3.1

33,832

38,618

53,322

14.1

38.1

Montour

1,746

2,146

3,231

22.9

50.5

14,877

17,072

30,456

14.7

78.4

Northumberland

12,964

13,523

13,905

4.3

2.8

72,150

107,933

124,658

49.5

15.5

Perry

1,104

821

978

- 25.6

19.1

5,234

3,685

4,926

- 29.5

3:1.6

Snyder

1,768

1,975

2,286

11.7

15.7

6,977

7,192

12,788

3.0

77.8

Union

1,402

1,475

1,585

5.2

7.5

5,935

7,804

12,604

31.4

61.5

Pennsylvania - 9

11 033

11,893

11,353

7.8

- 4.6

63,747

78,868

104,704

23.7

32.8

Bradford

_-1.-....-

4,256

5,152

4,695

21.5

- 8.9

29,177

39,456

51,920

35.2

31.5

Sullivan

677

518

600

- 23.4

15.8

2,409

1,953

2,589

- 18.9

32.5

Susquehanna

2,275

2,290

2,399

0.6

4.8

11,139

10,863

15,327

-2.4

41.6

Tioga

3,197

2,978

2,616

-6.8

-12.2

19,059

22,935

30,847

20.3

34.5

Wyoming

628

955

1,043

52.1

9.2

1,963

3,661

4,021

86.5

9.8

likNUFACTURING ENPLOYMENT AND VALUE ADDED BY akNUFACIURE, 1954, 1958, AND 1963,


Appendi- - 127



Number

Percent Change

NuMher ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1955

1958-

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

PENNSYLVANIA (Gont "d.)

Pennsclvania - 10

101,310

99,116

109,752

-2.2

10.7

471,554

538.176

730,516

14.1

35.7

Carbon

7,348

7,746

8,477

5.4

9.4

35,696

39,906

52,611

11.7

31.8

Lackawanna

31,524

27,362

29,025

- 13.1

6.1

164,764

159,779

190,151

-3.0

19.0

Luzerne

37,007

3,673

43,754

4.5

13.1

156,328

207,590

311,011

32.7

49.5

Monroe

4,119

3,566

4,639

-6.1

2C,0

21.191

25,647

32,201

21.0

25.6

Pike

296

170

110

- 59.4

- b.1

1,140*

539

953

- 52.7

76.8

Schuylkill

15,662

19,030

21,453

1.9

12.7

83,539

93,295

131,120

11.6

40.5

Wayne

2,354

2,319

2,297

-1.5

- 0.9

5,596

11,417

12,469

28.3

9.7

Source:

Census of Manufactures. 1954, 19554 and 1963.

*Actual census data were not available for the county because of the "disclosure rule.-


data fr available years and/or or the state averages ef value added per employee for the predominant industry ;,roups.

Appendix - 128

APPALACHIAN PCRTION OF PENNSYLVANIA



Establishments ($1000)

Number1963*


Value1963*


All Establishments 33/322 8.95 71295 30.64

Personal Services 16 030 12.48 INA INA


Other Services 10,849 -4.44 INA INA




Establishments

Number

PercentChange

Sales (WOO)

ValuePercentChange

1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63

All Establishments 7 611 2.38 6,809,788 6.00

Merchant Wholesalers 5,635 1.11 3,0470394 13.35

Other Operating Types 1,976 6.18 3,7050190 -18.64


..n11.1111.11111MIIMMIIMIMMIII=1..

Appondix 120

APPALACHIAN PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA



u/1111.1MO.1101.140


Number-

1963*

PercentChange

1958-63

Value1963*


ALL STORES 58,555 - 8.72 6,747,534 10.83

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 2,828 - 15.89 338,599 - 5.20

General merchandise 1,636 - 33.90 853,972 14.70

Food stores 12,472 - 14.66 1,796,174 6.64


Gasoline service stations 6,790 - 1.50 474,248 16.17


Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 2,817 - 21.67 278,326 - 9.69


Drug stores, proprietary stores 1,741 OMNI 3.23 206,063 12.68


Non-store retailers 2,526 011111 4.40 1530153 30.24


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Of

SOUTH caSILINA -- ST.:ATE TEAL


4otal Male

Appendix - 130

Female

2,382,594 1,175,672 1,206,922

100.00 49.34 50.66

12.54 12.99 12.12


Rural Ruralyo tal Non-Farm Farm Urban

981,3862,382,594 1,050,054 351,154

100.00 44.07 14.74

12.54 64.46 -49.88


41.19

26.15

Under $2,000- $3,000- $6,000- $10,000Total lajoost $2,999 5,999 $9)999 & Over

Number 541,358 143,410 70,620


Percent Change1950-1960 13.31 -39.59 -15.09

182,579 109,426 35,323

33.73 20.21 6.52

61.25 464.63 470.19

Number

PprcentDistribution


Appendix - 131SOUTH CAROLINA -- STATE TOTAL


Persons Com leting1-8 Years 1-4 Years 1 or More Yrs

Total*

1,135,907 543,580 388,967

100.00 47.85 34.24

12.85 -4.56 50.6

151,776

13.36

39.37

*Total includes.persons who have never attended school, or who have lessthan one year of schooling.

Number

PercentDistribution



TotalIn Out of


MaleIn Out ofLabor Labor

FemaleIn Out of

Labor LaborForce* Force Force* Force

896,246 683,110 585,351 183,205 310,895 499,905

56.75 43.25 76.16 23.84 38.34 61.66

12.29 9.60 5.93 35.08 26.59 2.51


Numbers

PercentDistribution


EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY SEX 14 ANb OVER 1960

Unem-Male Female

Unem- Unem-

.6.1:e212.11214......14.17.21. Employed

803,733 34,568 509,156 19,176 294,577 15,392

95.88 4.12

6.40 29.53

96.37 3.63

-2.04 12.59

95.03 4.97

25.03 59.40

Appendix - 132

SOUTH CAROLINA - STATE TOTAL


AND SALES 1963, AND PERCENT CHANGE 195S-1963











Percent PercentNumber Change Value Change1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63

All EsLablishments 2 738 14.70 ,1,993,321 24.17


Other Operating Types 899 5-.52 930,924 11.32


Appendix - 113

SOUTH cAKIJIUL:=.331JX_Ilglai...



Establishments _pales ($1000)

Percent


Value1963*


ALL STORES 22 156 1.69 ,272,632 30.07



Food stores 6,229 10.54 569,084 28.26






Drug stores, proprietary stores 655 -0.76 74,508 25.19




Appendix - 134

SOUTH CAROLINA -. SUBREGION 50


Total Male Female

Number 586,523 286,269 300,254


Percent Change1950-1960 12.09 11.58 12.58

Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution



TotalRural


586,523 267,645 40,188 278,4590

100.00 45.63 6.85 47.52

12.09 50.43 -68.26 27,41


Under $2,000- $3,000-Total 112222 $2,999 112222..

146,558 26,576 18,501 57,744

100.00 18,13 12.62 39,40

16.18 -45.31 -29.43 .47.63

$6,000-110.22.

$10,000& Over

33;699 10,038

22,99 6.85

409.82 396,93

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960, AND 1960-1965-1/

Appendix

-135

Estimated

Estimated

Percent Change

Population Ropulation

Population

1960

19652/

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural Increase

Estimated Net

1960-1965

Migration Rate

Number

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

SOUTH CAROLINA - STATE TOTAL

2 382

2594

2 511 300

+ 5.4

7.9

188 225

-2.5

+12.5

- 10.5

11212116

2,117 027

--2-

----

APPAIACHIAN PORTION

586,523

616,500

+ 5.1

7.2

42,283

- 2.1

+ 12.1

-7.8

- 40,593

523,265

South Carolina - 50

586 523

616 500

+ 5.1

7.2

42,283

- 2.1

+ 12.1

-7.8

- 40,593

523,265

Anderson

98,478

101,700

+ 3.2

6.2

6,106

- 3.0

+8.6

-9.0

8,156

Cherokee

35,205

35,300

+ 0.3

6.7

2,359

- 6.4

+0.6

- 17.6

6,162

Greenville

209,776

229,700

+ 9.5

8.1

16,992

+ 1.4

+ 24.8

+1.3

2,246

Oconee

40,204

40,800

+ 1.5

6.9

2,774

- 5.4

+3.0

- 15.2

5,927

Pickens

46,030

49,000

+ 6.5

7.7

3,544

- 1.2

+ 14.9

-3.5

-1,392

Spartanburg

156,830

160,000

+ 2.0

6.7

10,508

- 4.7

+4.3

- 14.1

- 21,202


// Source: South Carolina Population Estimates, Bureau of VitalStatistics, State Board of Health, April,

1965.

Appendix - 136

SOUTH CAROLINA - SUBREGION 50


1-8 Years 1-4 Years 1 or More Yrs

Total* ALEatatta

Number 303,821 148,139 106,914 38,933


Percent Change1950.1960 15.03 - 2.15 51.19 37.16




Total Male Female

In -Out of In Out of In Out of'Labor Labor Labor Labor Labor Labor

Force* . Force Force* Force Force* Force

Number

PercentDistribution


241,926

59.43

14.58

165,135

40.57

5.56

151,070

77.42

6.95

44,057

22.58

22.12

90,856

42.87

29.99

121,078

57.13

0.60



Total Male Female

'Unem----

Unem-122.21.....plozed Employed

Unem-yloyed

Number' 229,599 80570 142,782 4,562 86,817 4,008

PercentDistribution

96.40 3.60 96.90 3.10 95.59 4.41


12.88 13.72 4.70 -2.56 29.55 40.43

2Appendix - 137




Total Work Force


South Carolina 981.3 30.0 3.2

Non-Appalachian Portion 710.3 - 11.8 1.6


Total Employment


South Carolina 936.1 38.1 4.2

Non-Appalachian Portion 675.4 - 2.8 - .4


Unemployment


South Carolina 45.2 8.1 - 15.2

Non-Appalachian Portion 34.9 9.0 - 20.5

Appalachian Portion 10.3 .9 9.6


1962 1963 1964 1965

South Carolina 5.6% 5.7% 5.3% 4.6%



MA

NU

FAC

TU

RIN

G E

MPL

OY

ME

NT

AN

D V

AL

UE

AD

DE

D B

Y M

AN

UFA

CT

UR

E, 1

954,

195

8,A

ND

196

33AND PERCENT CHANGE, 1954-1958 AND

1958-1963


Number

1954

1958

1963

SOU

TH

CA

RO

LIN

A-S

TA

TE

TO

TA

L219,447

225,

510

261,655

APP

AIA

CH

IAN

PO

RT

ION

84,657

89,379

104,534

South Carolina

- 50

84,657

a.222

104,

534

Anderson

16,816

17,2

2517,751

Cherokee

4,371

3,875

5,183

Greenville

27,457

30,0

0735,463

Oconee

5,774

6,168

8,507

Pickens

5,086

6,770

9,897

Spartanburg

25,153

25,334

27,733

Percent Change

1954-

1958

-


Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958-

1958

1963

2.8

16.0

1,14

.0_2

36.

1,36

0,13

52,

111,

117

30.7

55.2

5.2.

6.17

.0360,736

465,376

702,223

29.0

50.9

LL

17.0

360,736

465,376

702,223

29.0

50.9

2.4

3.1

74,458

88,962

101,963

19.4

14.6

11.3

33.8

15,513

17,407

30,500

12.2

75.2

9.2

18.2

124,076

174,902

249,363

40.9

42.6

6.8

37.9

20,719

32,615

64,199

57.4

96.6

33.1

46.2

21,363

31,522

65,484

47.5

107.7

0.6

9.5

104,607

119,968

190,714

14.6

59.0

Source:


e_

Appendix - 139SOUTH CAROLINA - SUBREGION 50



EstablishmentsPercentChangeNumber

Receipts

Value

($1000)

PercentChange

1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63




Other Services 993 16.00 INA INA





Number1963*


Value1963*

PPrcentChange1958-63





Appendix - 140

SOUTH CARMINA -- SUBREGION 50






ALL STORES 5,661 2.61 643 579 33.55

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc.189 -17.47 37,264 4.35

General merchandise289 -25.32 82,895 31.79

Food stores1,356 4.87 162,501 32.47

Automotive dealers523 17.53 132,577 58.55

Gasoline iervice stations870 3.69 53,913 31.78


Furniture, home furnishings, etc, 286 -6.84 33,433 25.41


Drug stores, proprietary storz.s 174 -1.69 23,967 32.29




Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


TENNESSEE 17 STATE TOTAL


Total Male

Appendix - 141

Female

3,567,089 1,740,345 1,826,744

100.00 48.79 51.21

8.37 7.22 9.48


TotalRural


3,567,089 1,115,517 586,744 1,864,828

100.00 31.27 16.45 52.28

8.37 35.56 -42.26 28.38


Under $2,000- $3,000- $6,000- $10,000

Total $2,000' .g2Luza. ,$9,999 8,, Over

893,622 226;925 115,285 299,932

100.00 25.39 12.90 33.56

10.58 -41.68 -21.14 59.19

182,175

20.39

415.49

69,305

7.76

424.24

4Appendix - 142

TENNESSEE -- STATE TOTAL

Number

PercentDistribution



Persons Com leting1-8 ears 1.4 Years 1 or More Yrs

Mtal* Elementary School High Scho1 of lleCo

1,911,755

100.00

8.82

970,582 659,888 232,753

50.77

-2.72

34.52

30.67

12.17

34.76

*Total includesTersons who have never attended school, or who have less



TotalIn Out of


MaleIn Out ofLabor LiborForce* . Force

110

Female .

In Out ofLabor LaborForce* Force

Number 1,313,945 1,185,399 887,395 311,449 426,550 873,950


Percent Change1950-196() 9.53 2.25 -0.17 19.62 37.30 -2.78


EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY SEX - 14 ANDOVER 1960

Male Female

trilem- Unem- Unem.

,IVIlyed Rloyed .a2112741.....21eati. Employed pllyed

Number. 1,222,257 67,144 819,039 44,070 403,218 23,074

PercentDistribution 94.79 5.21. 94.89 5.1.1. 94.59 5.41

Percent Change1950-1960 7.63 44.64 -2.39 35.18 35.98 66.95

8 TENNESSEE - STATE TOTAL Appendix - 143



Establishments ReceiTts ($1000)Percent Percent


All Establishments 18 853 25.24 585,311 45.60,

Personal Services 8,654 34,57 INA INA







Percent Percent


All Establishments 5,100 13.29 6,676,952 29.57

Merchant Wholesalers 3,484 16.91 3,334,692. 41,43

Other Operating Types 1;616 7.02 30342,260 19.56


TENNESSEE -- STATE TOTAL


AND PERCENT CHANGE 1958-196300..N.1.1=4..

ALL STORES

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc.

General merchandise

Food stores

Automotive dealers

Gasoline service stations

Aprarel, accessory stores

Furniture, home furnishings, etc.

Eating, drinking places

Drug stores, proprietary stores

Other retail stores

Non-store retailers

Appendix - 144


Percent


Value1963*


33 226 0.91 4 009 128 25.32

1,573 -1.01 273,176 21.01

1,895 -31.79 490,113 21.51

8,322 1.48 929,462 17.49

2,289 17.02 847,517 46.91

4,448 5.65 335,789 28.49

1,917 11.39 207,921 21.58

1,741 1.87 185,579 18.86

4,524 -5.06 194,404 26.94

1,130 -1.82 142,669 31.03

3,931 9.13 313,532 25.40

1,456 17.14 88,966 -12.33


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Appendix - 145

APPALACHIAN PORTION OF TENNESSEE

POPULATrON BY SEX, 1960

Total Male Female

1,607,689 786,057 821,632

100.00 48.89 51.11

5.09 3.93 6.23

POPyLATION BY PLACE 1960

TotalRural

Non-rarm

1,607,689 657,531

100.00 40.90

5.09 41.14

DISTRIBUTION OF PAMMIES BY

Under $2,000.Total l2joc22 $21999

405,606 105,667 52,723

100.00 26.05 13.00

10.67 -41.54 -23.18

RuralFarm Urban

265,027

16.48

-45.59

rHcome 1060

685,130

42.62

18.78

$3,000. $6,000. $10,000P1999 AlMa. & Over

136,242 81,649 29,325

33.59 20.13 7.23

66.43 459.81 529.29

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960, AND

1960-19651/

Appendix

- 146

Population

1960

Estimated

Populatiion

19652?

Estimated

Percent Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural Increase

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Migra

ion Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

TENNESSEE - STATE TOTAL

3,567,089

3,845,000

+7.8

6.6

235,428

+1.2

+8.4

8.3

- 272,605

3,291,718

APPALACHIAN PORTION

1,607,689

1,687,063

+4.9

6.3

101,284

-1.4

+5.1

- 11.4

- 174, 58

1,529,762

Tennessee - 38

156,417

163,419

+4.5

5.3

8,316

-0.8

-9.1

- 21.8

-37,595

172,126

Cannon

Clay

Cumberland

DeKalb

Fentress

Jackson

Macon

Overton

Pickett

Putnam

Smith

White

Tennessee - 39

8,537

7,289

19,135

10,774

13,288

9,233

12,197

14,661

4,431

29,236

12,059

15,577

92 416

8,441

7,136

20,500

11,200

14,493

8,982

12,186

15,072

4,063

32,785

12,471

16,090

101,642

-1.1

-2.1

+7.1

4.0

9.1

2.7

-0.1

+2.8

-8.3

+12.1

3.4

3.3

+10.0

4.6

4.4

7.2

4.7

8.3

2.4

4.1

4.4

5.4

5.8

4.3

5.1

6.4

393

321

1,378

506

1,103

992

500

645

239

1,696

519

794

5,933

-5.7

-6.5

-0.1

-0.7

0.8

-5.1

-4.2

-1.6

- 13.7

+6.3

-0.9

-1.8

+3.6

-6.9

-16.2

+1.4

-7.8

-10.9

-25.2

-10.3

-16.5

-13.0

-2.1

-14.5

-3.9

+5.9

15.8

- 27.6

- 17.5

- 17.8

- 99.7

- 35.4

- 21.0

- 28.2

- 26.6

- 15.5

- 22.8

- 15.8

-9.9

1,445

2,398

3,303

2,084

4,424

4,369

2,861

4,950

1,356

4,618

3,220

2,567

8,608

87,294

Coffee

Franklin

Grundy

Van Buren

Warren

Tennessee - 40

28,603

25,528

11,512

3,671

23,102

377 836

33,496

28,313

11,266

3,442

25,125

387,210

17.1

10.9

2.1

6.2

8.8

+2.5

7.5

5.8

5.5

5.3

6.4

6.3

2,145

1,481

633

195

1,479

23,969

+9.6

+5.1

-7.6

- 11.5

+2.4

3.8

+ 24.1

+0.4

-8.3

-7.9

+37

+ 10.0

+5.4

- 14.7

- 25.2

- 23.1

-9.1

-7.4

1,240

3,737

3,159

919

2,033

-25,399

343 578

Bledsoe

Bradley

Hamilton

Mhrion

McMinn

Meigs

Polk

Rhea

Sequatchie

7,811

38,324

237,905

21,036

33,662

5,160

12,160

15,863

5,915

7,599

42,992

241,030

20,651

34,835

5,176

11,813

16,820

6,294

-2.7

+12.2

1.3

1.8

3.5

0.3

-2.9

+6.0

6.4

6.0

8.5

6.1

6.2

6.1

4.7

6.3

6.3

6.2

467

3,258

14,512

1,304

2,053

243

766

999

367

8.7

3.7

4.8

8.0

-2.6

-4.4

-9.2

-0.3

+0.2

-8.8

+18.5

14.2

2_5

5.1

-15.1

-13.6

-1.1

+4.0

24.4

0.6

-4.0

-14.3

-9.5

-30.0

-29.6

-16.4

-10.7

2,093

203

8,307

2,932

3,034

1,822

4,172

2,633

609

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960, AND1960-1965-1/

Appendix -147

Population

1960

Estimated

Population

19652/

Estimated

Percent Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Increase

1960-1965

Estimated


1960-1965

Migration Rate

Number

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Populatic

1950

TENNESSEE (Cont'd.)

Tennessee - 41

654,236

690,710

+5.6

6.5

42 768

-0.9

+5.4

- 11.9

-73,764

620

z47

---

Anderson

60,032

61,321

+2.1

8.0

4,803

- 59

+1.1

- 22.2

-13,169

Blount

57,525

59,259

+3.0

6.0

3,452

-3.0

+5.2

- 13.6

-7,426

Campbell

27,936

28,226

+1.0

6.1

1,704

-5.1

- 18.7

- 34.2

-11,754

Claiborne

19,067

18,865

-1.1

5.9

1,125

-7.0

...23.1

- 36.0

-8,912

Cocke

23,390

25,592

+9.4

7.1

1,661

+2.3

+1.7

- 14.1

3,251

Grainger

12,506

13,423

+7.3

6.5

813

+0.8

-4.4

- 17.7

-2,314

Eamblen

33,092

38,740

+ 17.1

7.4

2,449

+9.7

+ 38.0

+ 20.4

+4,886

Jefferson

21,493

24,916

+ 15.9

6.1

1,311

+9.8

+9.3

-4.0

787

Knox

250,523

267,026

+6.6

6.4

16,033

+0.2

+ 12.3

-4.5

9,993

Loudon

23,757

24,277

+2.2

5.0

1,188

-2.8

+2.5

- 12.2

2,838

Monroe

23,316

23,781

+2.0

6.0

1,399

-4.0

-4.9

- 21.5

5,259

Morgan

14,304

14,675

+2.6

6.1

873

-3.5

-9.0

- 23.2

3,654

Roane

39,133

39,154

+0.1

6.8

2,661

-6.7

+ 23.6

+2.6

+835

Scott

15,413

16,128

+4.6

8.1

1,248

-3.5

- 11.2

- 28.9

5,020

Sevier

24,251

26,476

+9.2

6.8

1,649

+2.4

+3.7

- 11.4

2,665

Union

8,498

8,851

+4.2

4.7

399

-0.5

-2.0

- 19.1

1,656

Tennessee - 42

3262784

344,082

+5.3

6.2

20,245

-0.9

+6.7

-9,6

-29,292

306 2£

Carter

41,578

42,305

+1.7

4.9

2,037

-3.2

-2.0

- 16.1

-6,834

Greene

42,163

45,466

+7.8

5.5

2,319

+2.3

+2.7

- 10.2

-4,205

Hancock

7,757

7,382

-4.8

4.4

341

-9.2

- 14.9

- 29.5

-2,689

Hawkins

30,468

32,189

+5.6

6.2

1,889

-0.6

-0.1

- 15.8

-4,833

Johnson

10,765

10,790

+0.2

4.2

452

-4.0

- 12.3

- 24.4

-2,998

Sullivan

114,139

123,868

+8.5

7.3

8,332

+1.2

+ 20.1

+0.2

+166

Unicoi

15,082

15,244

+1.1

6.1

920

-5.0

-5.1

- 21.6

3,439

Washington

64,832

66,838

+3.1

6.1

3,955

-3.0

+8.1

-7.4

4,460

1/ Population 1965 and uet migration 1960-1965 are estimates.

2/

Source:

Tennessee Survey of Business, Vol. 1, No. 5, Jan., 1966, Bureau of Business and Economic Research, College of Business Administration, University

of Tennessee.

Appendix - 148



Total*

Persons Com leting1-8 Years

Elementar School1 4 Years

Hi h Schobl1 or More Yrsof Colle e

Number 857,720 462,047 272,552 101,912


Percent Change1950-1960 9.47 -1.56 35.32 34.68

*Total includes persons who have never attended school, or who have less

than one year of schoolj.ng.


Total Male Female


InLaborForce*

Out ofLaborForce


,. .

Number 572,481 557,551 393,154 149,737 179,327 407,8.L._


Percent Change1950-1960 9.83 1.92 -0.29 18.15 41.27 -2.98


EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY SEX - 14 AND OVER , 1960

Male FemaleI

Unem- Unem- Unem-

ja2ralerstik...21.2zed... Employed ployed EMployed ployed

Number 537,139 34,377 368,352 23,881 168,787 10,496


Percent Change1950-1960 7.77 47.16 -2.46 38.62 39.79 71.17

Appendix - 149




Total Work Force


Tennessee 1,534.1 106.9 7.5



Total Employment


Tennessee 1,473.5 132.6 9.9



1965

Unemployment

1962-65ChangeNumber Number Percent

Tennessee 60.6 - 25.7 - 29.8


Appalachian Portion 26.2 - 15.4 37.0


1962 1963 1964 1965

Tennessee 6.0 5.9 4.9 4.0



Appendix - 150

MANUFACTURING EMPLMENT AND VALDE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE, 1954, 1958,

AND 1963




_Number

Percent Change

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

1954

1955

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

TENNESSEE - STATE TOTAL

260,599

282,862

339,1118

5.5

19.9

1,678,786

2,207,073

2,302,688

31.5

LL9.6

APPALACHIAN PORTION

146,471

155,388

176,569

6.1

13.6

945,521

1,226,962

1,676,335

29.5

16.6

Tennessee - 38

7,970

11,572

13,624

45.2

17.7

22,980

39,902

72,714

73.6

82.2

Cannon

9q1

1,366

1,476

39.2

8.1

3,089

4,653

7,129*

50.6

53.2

Clay

29

269

315

1,122.7

18.2

65

964*

757*

1,353.0

- 25.1

Cumberland

267

381

1,110

42.6

191.3

719

1,596

6,884

121.9

331.3

DeKalb

778

931

1,174

19.6

26.1

2,381

3,455*

5,797*

45.1

67.7

Fentress

203

1,064

263

424.1

75.3

549

2,360

680*

329.8

- 71.1

Jackson

114

332

389

191.2

17.2

960*

917

1,157*

252.6

26.2

Macon

521

950

1,141

82.3

20.1

2,497

4,742

8,091

89.9

70.6

Overton

1,287-

1,234

1,500

-3.5

91.6

2,076

3,069

5,386

47.5

75.4

Pickett

387

545

734

41.6

33.9

987

1,661*

3,152*

68.2

89.8

Putnam

1,504

2,199

4,295

46.2

95.3

4,929

9,560

27,027

93.9

182.7

Smith

412

588

780

354

32.7

898

1,813

2,349

101.8

29.6

White

1,501

1,710

1,920

13.9

12.3

4,530

5,112

4,305

12.8

- 57.8

Tennessee - 39

5,376

5 440

9,299

1.1

70.9

24,372

26 993

61,875

10.8

129.2

Coffee

2,158

1,984

2,972

-8.0

49.8

9,288

10,561

20,098

13.7

19.9

Franklin

1,117

1,082

1,626

-3.1

50.0

6,404

6,999

12,276

9.2

75.3

Grundy

248

113

841

-54.4

64.4

1,104

385

2,699

-65.1

601.0

Van Buren

135*

135

520

0.0

285.2

462*

590*

2,700*

21.2

357.6

Warren

1,718

2,126

3,340

23.7

57.1

7,114

8,458

24,102

18.8

185.0

Tennessee - 40

47,768

48 750

53,214

2.1

9.2

299,895

409 805

508,116

36.6

24.0

Bledsoe

103

374

419

263.1

12.0

204

878

1,331

330.3

51.6

Bradley

4,143

5,248

7,306

26.6

39.2

21,105

33,826

54,896

60.2

62.3

Hamilton

37,270

35,299

35,021

-5.3

-0.8

250,889

310,003

361,477

23.5

16.6

Marion

777

757

1,042

-2.5

37.6

3,913

5,042

10,020

28.8

98.7

NMinn

3,310

4,606

4,710

3.91

2.3

14,249

44,719

45,469

213.8

1.7

Nigs

45

42

31

-6.6

- 26.2

116

51

77

- 56.0

51.0

Polk

676

645

1,619

-4.5

151.0

4,756*

5,504*

17,397*

15.7

216.0

Rhea

1,066

1,191

2,310

11.7

94.0

3,370

7,342

13,466

117.8

83.4

Sequatchie

378

588

756

55.5

28.6

1,293*

2,440*

3,983*

88.7

63.2

Appendix - 151

MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT AND VALUE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE, 1954, 1958, AND 1963

AN1) PERCENT CHANGE, 1954-1958 AND 1958-1963



Number

Percent Change

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

TENNESSEE (Cont'd.)

Tennessee - 41

58,046

59,189

66,231

2.0

11.9

385,937

474,806

629,945

23.0

32.7

Anderson

6,001

6,044

6,641

0.7

9.9

77,622*

94,817*

130,506*

22.1

37.6

Blount

7,314

6,108

6,424

- 16.4

5.2

60,443*

61,220*

80,960*

1.2

32.2

Campbell

299

1,431

1,268

378.5

- 11.4

1,058

3,893

11,986

267.9

207.8

Claiborne

84

220

229

161.9

4.1

300

635

1,168

111.6

83.9

Cocke

769

1,438

2,176

86.9

513.2

4,545

8,317

17,333

82.9

108.4

Grainger

68

77

106

13.2

37.7

143

140

408*

-2.0

191.4

Hamblen

4,359

5,510

7,400

18.1

43.7

31,735

36,744

65,472

15.7

78.1

Jefferson

837

1,647

2,822

96.7

71.3

4,136

9,713

15,480

134.8

59.4

Knox

20,696

18,981

21,789

-8.3

14.8

104,594

129,916

184,389

24.2

41.9

Loudon

2,559

2,686

2,88E

4.9

7.5

7,879

17,558

24,942

122.8

42.1

Monroe

1,280

1,314

1,642

2.6

25.0

5,220

6,015

8,291

15.2

37.8

Morgan

245*

261

257

6.5.

-1.5

492*

1,001

952

103.4

-4.9

Roane

12,795

12,420

10,899

-2.9

- 12.4

85,087

98,270

79,651

15.4

- 18.9

Scott

444

641

891

44.3

39.0

1,434

2,329

3,926

62:4

68.6

Sevier

269

744

787

176.5

5.8

1,199

4,178

4,440

248.4

6.3

Union

27*

27

12

0.0

55.6

50*

60*

41

20.0

- 31.7

Tennessee - 42

27,311

30,437

34,201

11.4

12.4

212,337

275,456

403,688

29.7

46.6

Carter

4,060

4,574

4,274

12.6

- 11.7

24,467

33,427*

41,837*

36.6

25.2

Greene

2,433

2,905

3,985

19.3

37.2

22,120

36,143

74,248

63.3

105.4

Hancock

27

18

19

- 33.3

5.6

73

59

44

- 19.1

- 25.4

Hawkins

1,668

886

854

- 46.8

-3.6

8,839

5,277

7,768

- 40.2

47.2

Johnson

52

48

376

-7.6

683.3

85

177

1,705

108.2

863.3

Sullivan

16,716

18,331

20,403

9.6

11.3

138,451

179,945

246,080

29.9

36.7

Unicoi

1,100

482

900

- 56.1

86.7

2,707

1,804

5,694

- 33.3

215.6

Washingt-ln

1,255

3,193

3,399

154.4

6.5

15,595

18,624

26,312

19.4

41.3

Source:


*Actual census eaca were not available for the county because of the "disclosure rule."


data for w-allable years and/or on the state averages of value added per employee for the

predominant industry groups.

Appendix - 152




Establishments Receipts ($1000)PercentChange

PercentNumber Change Value1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63









PercentNumber Change Value

PercentChange

1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63

All Establishments 1 956 16.36 1 622 998 10.01

Merchant Wholesalers 1,354 16.62 831,043 24.27

Other Operating Types 602 15.77 773,598 - 1.51


Appendix - 153





Number1963*


Value1963*


ALL STORES 15 051 2.33 1,711,639 26.73

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 769 5.92 117,680 13.58


Food stores 3,824 3.46 413,381 19.51


Gasoline Service stations 2,153 7.81 147,804 25.49


Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 796 - 2.21 82,244 14.79




Non-store retailers 536 5.51 21,281 18.9.5


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Appendix - 154

VIRGINIA -- STATE TOTAL


Total Male Female

319541429 1,969,556 1,984,873

100.00 49.81 50.19

19.16 17.57 20.77


TotalRural


319541429 113521340 3971176 2,204,913

100.00 34.20 10.04 55.76

19.16 31.73 -45.74 41.33

DISTRIBUTION OF FAMILIES BY INcams, 1960

Under $2,000-Total 11,2ao: $2,999 $3:00999

$10,000& Over

9541720 1661112 100,017 3171912 244,233 1261446

100.00 17.40 10.48 33.30 25.58 13.24

21.61 -39.69 -33.12 34.04 290.09 578.18

Appendix - 155



Persons Completing1-8 Years 1-4 Years 1 or More Yrs

Total* Elementar School Hi h School of Connie...

Number 2,083,159 878,750 790,721 358,332


Percent Change1950-1960 15.72 -2.11 45.60 45.71



Number

PercentDistribution


LABOR FORCE STATUS BY SEX - 14 AND OVEL 1960

TotalIn Out of


1,532,599

55.67

17.39

- Npm11=m,

1,220,470

44.33

11.07

MaleIn Out ofLabor LaborForce* Force

cfRIONIIIMMOVINEMNIMMIN

1,058,865

77.83

8.68


301,655

22.1"

27.55

FemaleIn Out of


473,734

34.02

42,99

EMPLOYMENT STATUS BY SEX - 14 AND OVER, 1960

TotalUnem- Unem- Unem-

l.oyed Rloyedl Employed, ployed Employed ployed

Male t imommorma.Female

918,815

65.98

6.55

Number' 1,340,800 58,717 889,550 38,511 451,250 20,206

PercentDistribution 95.80 4.20 95.85 4.15 95.71 4.29.

'Percent Change1950.1960 16.57 26.24 6.25 18.86 44,21 43.19

VIRGINIA - STATE TOTALAppendix - 156

NUMBER OF ESTABLISMMENTS IN SELECTED SERVICES

AND SALES 1963k AND PERCENT CUANCE 1958-1963

All Establishments

Personal Services


Other Services



17,719

7,992 21.55

2,317 16.08

7,410 13.11



589,069 24.93

INA

INA

INA



SALES 19630 ANDPERCENT CHANG; 1958-1963

All Establishments



Establishments

Number1963*

4,317

20876

1044.1

PereentChange1958-63

.11.MMINIM....1111

1222

13.99

11.36

INA

INA

INA

Sales ($1000)

Value1963*


413750$

2,004,123 32.06

2,371,715 20.31


Appendix - 157





Percent

Number Change

1963* 1958-63

Value1963*


ALL STORES 32 206 -2.38 4,790,120 28.72

Lumber, bldg. materials, etc. 1,345 -9.12 264,811 23.22


Food stores 7,661 0.16 1,129,219 22.21




Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 1,750 2.40 208,476 15.86






Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


APPALACHIAN PORTION OF VIRGINIA


Total Male

Nppendix - 158

Femaleslimiloi=.1111110/6111111.111.

500,317 247,464 252,853

100.00 49.46 5054

- 5.89 - 7.17 - 4.61


TotalRural


500,317 305,653 96,842 97,822

100.00 61.09 19.36 19.55

- 5.89 21.15 -49.98 14.11


Under $2,000- $3,000- $6,000- $10,000Total .122.0.02 121929 $.5j999 $9,999 & Over

Number 120,355 35,320


Percent Change1950-1960 0.39 -40.29

17,837 42,743 19,073 5,382

14,82 35.51 15.85 4.47

-35.14 81,77 532.60 368.00

POPLLATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE, 1950-1960, AND1960-19651/

Appendix

- 159

Population

1960

.Estimated

Population

19652/

Estimated

Percent

Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Iucrease

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Migration Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

VIRGINIA - STATE TOTAL

3,966,949

4,425,637

+ 11.6

7.7

305 445

+3.9

+ 19.5

+0.4

+ 14,722

3,318,680

APPALACHIAN PORTION

500 334

506 505

+1.2

5.4

27 177

-4.2

-5.9

- 22.2

-117,815

531 649

Virginia

23

100 229

95 614

-4.6

4.9

4 891

9.5

- 16.6

32.4

- 38 959

120 082

Lee

25,824

24,362

-1.7

3.1

801

-4.8

28.5

- 41.9

- 15,113

Scott

25,813

25,395

-1.6

5.0

1,291

-6.6

-6.6

21.5

-5,949

Wise

43,579

40,693

-6.6

5.8

2,528

- 12.4

15.1

- 33.3

- 17,111

Norton*

5,013

5,164

+3.0

5.4

271

-2.4

-0.4

- 15.7

-786

Virginia

24

128 016

129 322

+1.0

7.3

9 333

6.3

4.1

- 25.4

33 865

133 471

Buchanan

36,724

38,484

+4.8

10.8

3,966

-6.0

+2.7

24.2

-8,648

Dickenson

20,211

19,571

-3.2

6.6

1,334

-9.8

13.6

33.9

-7,937

Russell

26,290

27,606

+5.0

5.8

1,525

-0.8

-2.0

18.7

5,018

Tazewell

44,791

43,661

-2.5

5.6

2,508

8.1

-5.7

- 25.8

12,262

Virginia - 25

55 220

57 803

+4.7

5.4

2 971

0.7

+3.2

- 12.3

- .6,591

53 490

Washington

38,076

40,422

+6.2

6.0

2,285

+0.2

+1.4

14.7

5,510

37,536

Bristol*

17,144

17,381

+1.4

4.0

686

2.6

+7.5

-6.8

-1,081

15,954

Virginia - 26

104 845

107 953

+3.0

4.5

4 752

1.5

-2.9

- 17.2

- 18,529

108 024

Bland

5,982

6,007

+0.4

1.4

84

-1.0

-7.1

- 18.6

1,196

6,436

Carroll

23,178

24,361

+5.1

4.1

950

+1.0

-3.8

16.7

4,034

24,092

Grayson

17,390

17,246

-0.8

3.4

591

-4.2

-7.2

- 21.0

3,939

18,734

Smyth

31,066

32,372

+4.2

6.4

1,988

-2.2

+2.9

- 13.3

4,006

30,187

Wythe

21,975

22,697

+3.3

4.3

945

-1.0

5.8

- 20.3

4,747

23,327

Galax*

5,254

5,270

+0.3

3.7

194

3.4

+0.1

11.6

607

5,248

Virginia - 27

54 939

57 134

+4.0

5.1

2 787

-1.1

-5.4

- 20.0

- 11 597

58 065

Floyd

10,462

10,524

+0.6

2.6

272

-2.0

-7.8

- 17.1

-1,936

11,351

Giles

17,219

18,091

+5.1

5.9

1,016

-0.8

9.2

- 26.1

-4,953

18,956

Pulaski

27,258

28,519

+4.6

5.5

1,499

-0.9

-1.8

- 17.0

-4,708

27,758


AND 1960-19651/

Appendix - 160

Population

1960

Estimated

Populatlop

1965E/

Estimated

Percent

Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Migration Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

VIRGINIA (Cont'd.)

Virginia - 28

57 085

58 679

+ 2.8

4.3

2 443

1.5

2.4

- 14.1

-8 274

58 517

Alleghany

12,128

13,119

+ 8.2

5.1

619

+ 3.1

0.4

17.6

-2,145

12,181

Bath

5,335

5,308

+ 0.5

4.6

245

-4.1

- 15.3

- 24.4

-1,537

6,296

Botetourt

16,715

17,969

+ 7.5

4.6

769

+2.9

+6.0

-5.0

-781

15,766

Craig

3,356

3,408

+ 1.5

2.8

94

-1.3

-2.8

- 13.0

-449

3,452

Highland

3,221

3,041

- 5.6

1.5

48

-7.1

- 20.8

- 27.0

-1,100

4,069

Clifton Forge*

5,268

5,450

+ 3.5

2.8

148

+0.7

9.1

- 16.4

949

5,795

Covington*

11,062

10,384

- 6.1

4.7

520

- 10.8

+0.9

- 12.0

-1,313

10,958


2/ Source: State of Virginia Estimates of Population of Counties and Cities as of July 1965,

Bureau of Population and Economic

Research, University of Virginia.

*Independent city.

ber

ercentstribution


Appendix - 161

APPALACHIAN Pan ION OF VIRGINIA

EDUCATION OF PEREONS, 25 AND OVER, 1960

Persons Com leting

'Dotal.*1-8 Years

School1-4 Years .

Hi h School1 or More Yrs.of Co1.219e,Elementary

257,183 153 9474 72,914 22,446

100.00 59.68 28.35 8.73

0.62 -9.39 47.90 19.55

*Total includes 'persons who have. never attended school, or who have lessthan one year of schooling.

Number.

PercentDistribution


LABOR FORCE STATUS BY SEX - _14AND OVER 1960

TotalIn Out of


Male Female'In Out of In Out of

Labor Labor Labor LaborForce* . Force Force* Force

vompwromormmumworromormormarmisra

157,151 187p686 115,761 52,553 41,390 135,133

45.57 54.43 68.78 31.22 23.45 76.55

-3.34 -0.93 -13.31 20.55 42.52 -7.35


Number

PercentDistribution


Toaltrnem. MaleUnem- .

j127.21. Employed ployed. Employed ployed

-FemaleUnera'.

145,950 10,981 1062796 8,765 39,154 2,216

93.00 7 00

Percent Change1950.1960 -6.53

92.42 7.58 94 264 5.36.

73.89 -16.85 75.12 41.30 69.16

1

/Mau.

Appendix - 102

PERCENT CHANCE 1962-1965 IN WORK FORCE,EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT,



Total Work Force


Virginia 1,609.7 118.6 7.8



Total Employment


Virginia 1,561.3 127.9 8.9


Appalachian Portion 125.8 1.8 1..5

Unemployment


Virginia 48.4 - 9.3 - 16.1



1962


19651963 1964

Virginia 3.9% 3.6% 3.4% 3.0%



Appendi x - 163

MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT AND VA1UE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE, 1954, 1958,

AND 1963,

AND PERCENT CRANGE, 1954-1958 AND 1958-1963


Value added by Manufacture

Number

Percent Change

Number (51,000)

Percent Chana0 e

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958.-

1963

VIRGINIA - STATE

Tom

.239 733

258 136

309 084

7.7

17.0

1.629,041

2,122,652

3,046,268

30.3

43.5

APPALACHIAN PORTION

24,905

28 606

32.114

14.9

12.3

169,215

224,763

266 996

32.8

18.8

Virginia - 23

820

-1

2_.-092

1 019

24.6

- 0.3

2,821

5L053

5.852

79.1

15.8

Lee

54

_L40

100.0

-25.9

54

_30

97

- 44.4

223.3

Scott

250

316*

151

26.4

-52.2

590

1,361

1,008

52.9

- 25.9

Wise

424

499

660

17.6

32.3

1,475

2,782

3,694

88.6

32.8

Norton**

119

153

168

28.5

9.8

402

910

1.053

126.3

15.7

Virginia - 24

1,270

1,926

2L544

51.7

32.1

4,421

8L___

733

_17,041

102.1

95.1

Buchanan

199

192

_174

-3.5

-9.4

470

340

1,995

- 27.6

486.8

DiCkenson

48

91

183

89.5

101.1

99

649

642

555.5

-1.1

Russell

39

273

465

600.0

70.3

154

1,016

1,648

559.7

62.2

Tazewell

984

1,370

1,722

39.2

25.7

3,695

6,728

12,756

81.9

89.6

Virginia - 25

4 294

4,569

4 951

6.4

8.4

22 937

36,098

38,832

57.4

7.6

Washington

1,255

1,135

981

- 9.5

-13.6

7,274

11,134

9,236

53.0

-17.0

Bristol**

3,039

3,434

3,970

12.9

15.6

15,663

24,964

29,596

59.3

18.6

Virginia - 26

9,266

10,620

112-4q6 r__

14.6

7.7

53,016

68 931

88 426

30.0

28.3

Bland

235

328

481

39.6

46.6

600

850*

2,265

41.6

166.5

Carroll

386

638

925

65.3

45.0

1,163

2,349

6,048

101.9

157.5

Grayson

1,533

1,870

2,358

21.9

26.1

4,398

6,834

9,905

55.3

44.9

Smyth

3,551

4,105

3,997

15.6

- 2.6

30,187

38,401

48,522

27.2

26.4

Wythe

1,369

980

1,075

-28.4

9.7

6,015

6,739

5,274

12.0

- 21.7

Galax**

2,192

2,699

2,600

23.1

3.7

10,653

13,758

16,412

29.1

19.3

Virginia - 27

070

51.-___

5 857

27 -1_____

253

15.5

23.8

50 788

59L--

891

79L872

17.9

33.4

Floyd

_269

-- 496

15.5

554

- 1,368

1,913

146.9

39.8

573

84.3

Giles

2,533

2,497

2,940

- 1.4

17.7

38,804

46,289*

54,914*

19.2

18.6

Pulaski

2,268

2,864

3,740

26.3

30.6

11,430

12,234

23,045

2.9

88.4

Appendix - 164

MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT AND VALUE ADDED

inrtimuFAcruRE, 1954,

AND PERCENT CHANGE, 1954-1958 AND

1958-1963

1958, AND 1963,


Value added by Manufacture

Number

Percent Change

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958

1958-

1963

VIRGINIA (Conttd)

Virginia - 28

4,185

4,612

4,911

10.2

6.5

35 232

--2.---

46L057

56

z973

30.7

23.7

Allegheny

279

402

588

44.0

46.3

__-_-

2,206*

-.......--

4,476*

74.3

1,265

162.9

Bath

41

87

-80.4

-12.5

65

847

-87.6

487.5

Botetourt

696

961

901

38.0

- 6.2

6,335

9,121

10,319

43.9

62.9

Craig

100

100*

108

0.0

8.0

236*

286*

352*

21.1

21.8

Highland

115

79

170

-31.3

115.2

287

239

920

-16.7

284.9

Clifton Forge**

115

27

319

-76.5

11174.1

422*

120

1,164

-71.5

870.0

Covington**

2,869

3,035

2,820

5.7

- 7.1

26,622

34,080*

39,696*

28.0

16.5

Source: Cisus of Manufactures,

1954, 1958, and 1963.

*Actual census data were not available

for the county because of the"disclosure rule."

Therefore, estimates were made based

on projections of

data for availableyears and/or on the state averages of value addedper employee for the predominant industry

groups.

**Independent city.

Appondi x -

APPALACHIAN PORTION OF VIRGINIA

NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS IN SELECTED SERVTCES

AND SALES 1963 AND PERCENT CHANGE 195S-1963

All Establishments

Personal Services


Other Services



1,843

862

271

18.83

31.80

2.26

710 12.34



37 418

INA

INA

33.09

INA

INA

INA INA





Number Change

Sales ($1000)

ValuePercentChange

1963* 1958-63 1963* 1958-63



Other Operating Types 139 14.88 116,262 -2.08


APPALACHIAN PORI ION OF VIRGINIA

NUMBER OF MAI!. ESTABL SUMENTS AND SALM 19C),

AND PERCENT CHANGE 19S8-1963

Appendix - too

Eviablishments Sa)es 01)0001rerc el,t

Ch%nAk_:

1958-11

P..r(eut

Number Change1963k 198-53

Valli,.

1963k

ALL STORES 4/7_68 -1.77 407 9014----.--- 1 S.23



Food stores 169,474 12. 108,269 11.08


Gasoline service stations 687 4.41 41,289 12.93


Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 217 - 15,720 8.82

Eating, drinking places 602 -9.34 18,391 4.65





Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


Number

PercentDistribution


WEST VIRGINIA - STATE TOTAL

POPULATION SY SEX, 1960

Appendix - 107

Total Male Female

1,860,421 914,906 945,515

100.00 49.18 50.82

-7.24 -9.08 -5.38


TotalRural


1,860,421 120,938 1,028,382 711,101

100.00 6.50 55.28 38.22

-7.24. -70.57 14.25 2.39


Under $2,000- $3,000- $6,000- $10,000Total 2,0OO 12_2229 1.5_,999 & Over

462,078 100,889 49,635 160,049 112,683 38,822

100.00 21.83 10.74 34.64 24.39 8.40

-3.59 -37.33 -57.30 6.62 336.67 413.86

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE,

1950-1960, AND

1960-19651/

Appendix - 168

Population

1960

Estimated

Popula;on

1965-f

Estimated

Percent Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural Increase

1960-1965

Nutber

Estimated Net

Migration Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change,

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950


1,860,421

1 815,000

-2.4

5.0

93,021

-7.4

-7.2

- 22.3

446 711

2,005 552

APPALACHIAN PORTION

1,860,421

1,815,000

-2.4

5.0

93 021

-7.4

-7.2

- 22.3

- 446,711

2,005 552

West Virginia - 14

305,250

300,131

-1.7

6.2

18,793

-7.9

+3.9

- 15.4

-45,194

293,823

Boone

26,764

27,218

-5.4

4.8

1,381

- 10.2

- 13.3

- 33.1

-10,979

33,173

Kanawha

252,925

248,126

-1.9

6.4

16,187

-8.3

+5.5

- 14.0

-33,654

239,629

Putnam

23,561

24,787

+ 5.2

5.2

1,225

0.0

+ 12.1

-2.7

-561

21,021

West Virginia - 15

191 905

193,102

+0.6

5.4

10,393

-4.8

-0.4

- 15.1

-29,021

192,734

Cabell

108,202

108,010

-0.2

4.9

5,302

-5.1

+0.2

- 13.8

-14,954

Lincoln

20,267

20,364

+0.5

7.3

1,479

-6.8

-9.8

- 27.4

-6,165

Mason

24,459

24,685

+0.9

6.0

1,468

-5.1

+3.9

- 11.0

-2,591

Wayne

38,977

40,043

+2.7

5.5

2,144

-2.8

+0.7

- 13.7

-5,311

West Virginia - 16

152,958

154,358

+0.9

5.4'

8,259

-4.5

+5.4

-7.2

-10,465

145,064

Calhoun

7,948

7,855

-1.2

5.6

445

-6.8

- 22.5

- 33.1

-3,392

Jackson

18,541

20,421

+ 10.1

7.6

1,409

+2.5

+ 21.2

+6.5

+992

Pleasants

7,124

7,557

+6.1

4.2

299

+1.2

+ 11.9

-1.9

-119

Ritchie

10,877

10,442

-4.0

1.8

196

-5.8

- 13.2

- 18.6

-2,337

Roane

15,720

15,669

-0.3

3.1

487

-3.4

- 14.6

- 23.6

--,340

Tyler

10,026

9,671

-3.5

2.6

261

-6.1

-4.8

- 10.4

-1,099

Wirt

4,391

4,460

+1.6

3.4

149

-1.8

- 14.2

- 20.6

-1,053

Wood

78,331

78,283

0.0

6.4

5,013

-6.4

+ 17.7

+1.3

+883

West Virginia - 17

194,380

187,482

-3.5

4.6

8 890

-8.1

+2.3

- 10.5

-19 880

190,001

Brooke

28,940

28,261

-2.3

5.4

1,563

-7.7

+7.6

-6.4

-1,728

Hancock

39,615

39,995

+1.0

6.4

2,535

-5.4

+ 15.2

-5.0

-1,723

Marshall.

38,041

37,167

-2.3

4.2

1,598

-6.5

+3.1

-6.8

-2,507

Ohio

68,437

63,045

-7.9

3.0

2,053

- 10.9

-4.5

- 14.9

-10,708

Wetzel

19,347

19,014

-1.7

5.9

1,141

-7.6

-4.0

- 15.9

-3,214

Appendix - 169


AND 1960-19651(

Population

1960

Estimated

PopulaWm

1965±1

Estimated

Percent Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural Increase

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Migration Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

WEST VIRGINIPI (Cont'd.)

West Virginia - 18

274,164

264,959

-3.4

3.6

9,902

-7.0

- 10.8

- 21.5

-66,331

307 821

Doddridge

6,970

-7332

+6.1

T.:7

-1§7

1-+

6.9

- 22.8

- 28.3

-2,554

Gilmer

8,050

8,697

+8.0

4.5

362

4-

3.5

- 17.4

- 25.8

-2,511

Harrison

77,856

74,258

-4.6

4.0

3,114

-8.6

-8.7

- 20.2

-17,246

Lewis

19,711

19,803

+0.5

2.5

493

-2.0

-6.5

- 13.6

-2,871

Marion

63,717

59,874

-6.0

2.9

1,848

-8.9

- 10.9

- 20.5

-14,678

Mbnongalia

55,617

53,835

-3.2

4.4

2,447

-7.6

-8.5

- 21.5

-13,064

Preston

27,233

26,389

-3.1

5.1

1,389

-8.2

- 13.3

- 27.4

-6,611

Taylor

15,010

14.571

-2.9

1.1

165

-4.0

- 18.5

- 26.0

-4,796

West Virginia - 19

120,596

125,049

+3.7

4.9

5,884

-1.2

+1.5

- 10.8

-12 789

118,830

Berkeley

33,791

35,613

+5.4

4.7

1,5ud

-I-

0.7

+ 11.3

-1.1

-327

Grant

8,304

8,902

+7.2

6.1

507

+1.1

-5.2

- 20.9

-1,829

Hampshire

11,705

11,917

+1.8

3.7

443

-1.9

-6.9

- 16.4

-2,067

Hardy

9,308

9,166

.-

1.5

4.0

372

-5.5

-7.2

- 19.5

-1,953

Jefferson

18,665

19,348

+3.7

5.8

1,083

-2.1

+8.6

-4.6

-798

Mineral

22,354

23,993

+7.3

5.8

1,297

+1.5

+0.1

- 10.8

-2,413

Morgan

8,376

8,401

+ 0.3

4.0

335

-3.7

+1.2

- 13.3

-1.103

Pendleton

8,093

7,709

-4.8

3.2

259

-8.0

- 13.1

- 24.7

-2,299

West Virginia - 20

178,674

175,389

-1.8

5.0

9,023

-6.8

- 15.1

- 29.1

-61,314

210 547

Barbour

15,474

15,032

-2.9

3.8

588

-6.7

- 21.6

- 30.7

-6,056

Braxton

15,152

14,909

-1.6

4.6

697

-6.2

- 16.2

- 29.3

-5,304

Clay

11,942

11,203

-6.2

7.1

848

- 13.3

- 20.2

- 42.2

-6,314

Gteenbrier

34,446

33,737

-2.1

4.9

1,688

- 7.0

- 12.3

- 26.6

-10,460

Nicholas

25,414

24,407

-4.0

6.2

1,576

- 10.2

-8.2

- 26.9

-7,451

Pocahontas

10,136

10,099

-0.4

3.1

314

-3.5

- 18.8

- 29.3

-3,655

Randolph

26,349

27,079

+ 2.8

5.3

1,396

-2.5

- 13.8

- 27.1

-8,266

Tucker

7,750

7,372

- 4.9

3.3

256

-8.2

- 26.9

- 34.3

-3,638

Upsbur

18,292

18,612

+ 1.7

4.2

768

-2.5

-4.9

- 16.4

-3,154

Webster

13,719

12,939

-5.7

6.5

892

- 12.2

- 23.3

- 39.2

-7,016

POPULATION, RATE OF NATURAL INCREASE, AND NET MIGRATION RATE,

1950-1960, AND 1960-1965-1/

Appendix - 170

Population

1960

Estimated

PopulaVion

1965-1

Estimated

Percent Change

Population

1960-1965

Rate

of Natural

Increase

1960-1965

Estimated

Natural Increase

1960-1965

Number

Estimated Net

Migration Rate

1960-1965

Percent

Change

Population

1950-1960

Net

Migration

Rate

1950-1960

Net

Migration

1950-1960

Number

Population

1950

WEST VIRGINIA (Cont'd.)

West Virginia - 21

234,987

223,479

-4.9

3.7

8,786

-8.6

- 17.9

- 32.5

-92.980

286

L035

Fayette

61,731

57,843

-6.3

3.4

2,099

-9.7

- 25.1

- 40.3

-33,203

---

Mercer

68,206

66,721

-2.2

4.1

2,796

-6.3

-9.1

- 23.5

-17,611

Monroe

11,584

11,093

-4.2

2.4

278

-6.6

- 11.7

- 20.7

-2,715

Raleigh

77,826

72,612

-6.7

4.2

3,269

- 10.9

- 19.2

- 354

-34,123

Summers

15,640

15,210

-2.8

2.2

344

-5.0

- 18.5

- 27.8

-5,328

West Virginia - 22

207,507

191,051

-7.9

6.2

12,877

- 14.1

... 20.6

- 41.6

- 108 737

261 227

Logan

61,570

56,425

-8.4

6.1

3,756

- 14.5

- 20.4

- 40.9

-31,639

McDowell

71,359

62,798

- 12.0

5.8

4,139

- 17.8

- 27.8

- 47.4

-46,898

Mingo

39,742

38,763

-2.5

7.1

2,822

-9.6

- 16.2

- 39.8

-18,869

Wyoming

34,836

33,065

-5.1

6.2

2,160

- 11.3

-7.2

- 30.2

-11,331

I/


2/

Source:

Estimated Population, West Virginia State Chamber of Commerce.

WEST VIRGINIA - STAT TOTAL


Appendix - 171

'Dotal*

Perso ns Com leting-4-7.737a7;

School1-4 Years

Hi h School1 or More Yrsof Colle e

Number 999,731

.Elementary

517,691 345,553 114,597


Percent Change1950-1960 -3.83 -14.70 18.89 12.61

*Total includes persons who have never attended schthan one year of schooling.

ool, or who have less

LABOR FORCE STATUS BY SEX 14 ANDO ER 1960

Total Male FemaleIn

LaborForce*

Out ofLaborForce

InLaborForce*

Out ofLiborForce

In Out ofLabor LaborForce* _Force

AsswasarImemw.m..111NPMaaamow".....".108k-

Number 588,080 707,335 425,634 201,707 162,446 505,628


Percent Change1950-1960 40.93 -5.12 -18.49 12.92 17 .67 -10.80



TotalUnem-

.fi.2.3-132.4=1.......22-.2Y..2.51..

MaleUnem-

Employed ployed

Femal

EmployedUnem-ployed

Number' 538,214. 49,018 385,153 39,685 153,061 9,333

PercentDistribution

oercent Changei950-1960

91.65

-14.32

8.35

55.83

90.66

-22.31

9.34.

53.55

94.25

15.63

5 .75

66.3 3

11111PUMIMMINFIRMIEMPIPP....1.11.1.7.1.P., 7, .11r1M.MMEIM11111==1141MIMIPINIMIPT

Appendix - 172

PERCENT CHANGE 1962-1965 IN WORK FORCE,EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT

AND 1962-1965 RATE OF UNEMPLOYMENTAPPALACHIAN & NCN-APPALACHIAN


Total Work Force

1S65 Change 1962-65Number Number Percent

West Virginia 611.0 - 3.6 - 0.6



West Virginia


Appalachian Portion

West Virginia


Appalachian Portion

Total Employment

1965 Change 1962-65Nunber Number Percent

563.4

563.4

22.5 4.2

22.5 4.2

Unemployment


47.6

47.6

-26.1 - 35.4

-26.1 - 35.4


1962 1963 1964 1965

West Virginia 12.0% 10.3% 8.8% 7.8%

Non-Appalachian Portion - - - -


Appendix - 173

MANUFACTURING EMPIOYMENT AND VALUE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE, 1954, 1958, AND

1963,




Number

Percent Change,

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958-

1958

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958-

1958

1963


118,568

116,201

117,026

2.0

0.7

988a274

1 268 842

1 887,148

28.4

48.7

APPAIACHIAN PORTION

118a568

116

---L___

201

117,026

-2.0

0.7

988,274

1,268,842

1 887,148

28.4

48.7

West Virginia - 14

26,005

23,236

22,639

-10.6

-2.6

295,918

400,662

672,338

35.4

67.8

Boone

105

96

105

-8.5

9.4

316

199

593

-37.0

198.0

Kanawha

23,302

21,140

21,157

-9.3

0.1

260,482

367,612

645,023

41.1

75.4

Putnam

2,598

2,000

1,377

-23.0

- 31.2

35,120

32,852

26,722*

-6.4

- 18.7

West Virginia - 15

15,898

13,560

15 008

-15.4

10.7

115,786

120,065

160,672

3.7

33.8

Cabell

13,793

11,663

11,591

-15.4

-0.6

105,863

109,565

129,781

3.4

18.5

Lincoln

187

205

215

9.6

4.9

509

703

791

38.1

12.5

Mason

1,087

1,019

1,628

-6.2

59.8

5,611

5,598

15,868

0.2

183.5

Wayne

831

673

1,574

-19.0

133.9

3,803

4,199

14,232

10.4

238.9

West Virginia - 16

10,065

13,176

16,088

30.9

22.1

27,661

37,516

99,420

35.6

165.0

Calhoun

67

165

332

146.2

101.2

102

324*

9,215*

217.6

583.6

Jackson

107

1,988

3,026

1,757.9

52.2

367

24,838*

54,187*

6,667.8

118.2

Pleasants

752

736

708

-2.1

-3.8

14,322

18,108*

24,959*

26.4

37.8

Ritchie

444

410

571

-7.6

39.3

1,093

1,236

2,698

13.0

118.3

Roane

138

548

781

297.1

42.5

428

2,440

3,970

470.0

62.7

Tyler

606

347

598

-42.7

72.3

1,559

3,494

20,496*

124.1

-486.6

Wirt

32

43

37

34.3

- 14.0

58

123

218

112.0

77.2

Wood

7,919

8,939

10,035

12.8

12.3

62,924

92,472

162,909

46.9

76.2

Wst Virginia - 17

35 446

32 650

29 109

7.8

- 10.8

269,035

329,756

435,134

22.6

32.0

Brooke

4,167

3,598

3,007

-13.6

- 16.3

34,853*

38,858*

36,337

11.4

-6.5

Hancock

16,008

15,147

14,726

-8.6

0.7

136,676*

161,347*

248,906

18.0

54.3

Marshall

5,839

5,703

5,252

-2.3

-7.9

43,841

67,036

93,062

52.9

38.8

Ohio

8,758

7,512

5,695

-14.2

- 24.8

50,091

54,909

53,556

9.6

-2.5

Wetzel

674

690

429

2.3

- 37.8

3,574

7,606

3,273

112.8

56.9

MANITALWRING EMPLOYMENT AND WiLUE ADDED BY MANUA ETRE, 1954,

AND PERCENT CHANGE, -954-1958 AN

1958-1963

1958, kND 1963,

Appendix - 174

Mknufacturing Employment


Number

Percent

Change

Number ($1,000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1.-9347-7-

1958-

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958-

1958

1963

1958

1963

WEST VIRGINIA (Cont'd.)

West Virginia - 18

16,825

16 036

16 497

4.7

1.6

115 684

L___

127,655

152,608

10.3

19.5

Doddridge

120

123

100

2.5

- 18.7

315

309

31

1.9

0.3

Gilmer

59

33

21

44.0

- 36.4

98

46

69

53.0

50.0

Harrison

6,597

6,233

5,902

5.5

-5.3

45,423

53,032

62,369

16.7

17.6

Lewis

1,036

1,102

1,129

6.3

2.5

3,359

4,562

5,475

35.8

20.0

Marion

4,311

4,409

5,588

2.2

26.7

35,620

46,550

56,737

30.6

21.9

Mbnongalia

3,572

2,917

2,779

18.3

-4.7

24,223

15,159

19,314

37.4

24.5

Preston

564

676

667

19.8

-1.3

2,943

3,409

5,892

15.8

72.9

Taylor

566

543

311

4.0

- 42.7

3,703

4,588*

2,442

23.8

46.8

West Virginia - 19

5 347

-A--

5,580

6,371

4.4

14.2

271661

37,516

99,420

35.6

175.0

Berkeley

3,614

3,864

4.6

6.9

---

19,381

28,080

71,399

44.8

154.2

3,454

Grant

156

134

190

14.1

41.8

473

540

820

14.1

51.9

Hampshire

215

160

169

25.5

5.6

721

626

2,290

13.1

265.8

Hardy

317

241

445

23.9

84.6

886

875

1,659

1.0

89.6

Jefferson

945

657

1,105

8.9

68.2

3,541

4,076

19,623

15.1

381.4

Mineral

335

305

415

30.4

36.1

1,390

2,199

2,887

58.2

31.3

Morgan

337

292

115

13.3

- 60.6

1,001

852

485

14.8

- 43.0

Pendleton

288

177

68

38.5

- 61.6

288

268

257

6.9

-4.1

West Virginia - 20

5,130

5,169

4,483

0.8

-9.5

17,180

19,959

25,423

16.2

27.4

Barbour

143

204

146

42.6

- 28.4

442

632

838

42.9

32.6

Braxton

115

103

171

10.4

66.0

306

348*

793

13.7

127.8

Clay

198

180

136

9.0

4.4

683

675

929

-1.2

37.6

Greenbrier

987

1,031

888

4.4

- 38.7

4,178

4,364

4,620

4.5

5.9

Nicholas

746

624

512

16.3

- 17.9

2,546

2,155

2,689

- 15.4

24.8

Pocahontas

750

679

541

9.4

- 20.3

3,125

3,625

2,797

16.0

- 35.8

Randolph

1,039

1,473

1,007

41.7

- 31.6

3,083

5,043

6,984

63.6

38.5

Tucker

389

357

487

8.2

36.4

1,130

1,527

3,241

35.3

112.2

Upshur

316

364

255

15.1

- 29.9

932

1,154

1,281

10.6

11.0

Webster

249

154

340

38.1

120.8

755

436

1,251

- 42.3

186.9

MANUFAUlURING EMPLOYMENT AND VALUE ADDED BYMANUFACTURE, 1954, 1958, AND 1953,


:

Appendix - 175


Value Added b

Manufacture

Number

Percent Ghana_

Number ($1 000)

Percent Change

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958-

1958

1963

1954

1958

1963

1954-

1958-

1958

1963

WEST VIRGINIA (Cont 'd.)

West Virginia

- 21

4 2747

-.-

5,501

281

5 .._/--

15.9

-4.0

32,286

46 967

--A-

59,723

45.5

27.2

Fayette

2,205

2,246

1.8

- 11.9

20,780*

34,601*

31.5

26.5

1,978

27,344*

Mercer

1,556

1,829

2,022

17.5

10.6

6,642

11,558

15,766

74.0

36.4

Mbnroe

56

76

49

35.7

- 35.5

144

239

227

65.9

-5.0

Raleigh

792

1,247

1,115

57.4

- 10.6

4,672

7,491

8,752

60.3

16.9

Summers

138

103

117

-25.3

13.6

138

335

377

142.7

12.5

West Virginia - 22

1 3656

1,375

1,550

-17.0

12.7

6,954

7,609

10,494

9.4

37.9

Logan

-- 349

341

576

-2.2

68.9

1,374

1,650

3,863

20.0

134.1

MblObwell

478

349

193

-26.9

- 44.7

2,565

2,107

1,646

- 17.8

- 21.9

Mingo

416

344

483

-17.3

40.4

1,655

2,522

3,489

52.3

38.3

Wyoming

413

341

298

-17.4

- 12.6

1,360

1,330

1,496

-2.2

12.4

Source:


*Actual census data were not available for the

county because of the "disclosure rule."

Therefore, estimates were made basedon projections of

data for available years and/or on the stateaverages of value added per employee for the predominant industrygroups.

Appendix - 176

WEST VIRGINIA--STATE TOTAL



Establishments Receipts ($1000)Percent


Value1963*










Percent Percent


All Establishments 2,028 -0.49 1,395,823 5.68

Merchant Wholesalers 1,517 -0.13 762,966 16.62

Other Operating Types 511 -1.54 632,857 - 5.06


Appendix - 177







ALL STORES 16,915 -11.81 1,779,336 10.72



Food stores 4,417 -7.65 474,599 11.29

Automotive dealers 975 -6.70 341,820 27.16


Apparel, accessory stores 919 -6.03 105,030 7.83

Furniture, home furnishings, etc. 767 -23.68 81,659 -2.90


Drug stores, proprietary stores 433 -2.70 58,585 15.58



*Details may not add to tdtal becausq of disclosure rule.

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