You Will Be Counted in 1970 Census
Public notice explains the 1970 United States census will count all people present on April 1 1970 including births deaths travelers and residents abroad. It details federal agency participation and global reach from military on bases ships at sea and citizens overseas, with Puerto Rico Guam and other territories included.
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United States
Department of State
Puerto Rico
Guam
Virgin Islands
America
Census Bureau
Questionnaire Demands 89 Questions for Household Census
The United States Department of Commerce outlines a lengthy 89 question survey expected to take fifteen minutes for most households. Four of five households will receive standard forms, while one in twenty are selected as sample households for deeper questions.
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United States Department of Commerce
White House
U.S
Census 1970 explains why and how to respond
The notice urges participation in the 1970 Census, detailing legal penalties for nonresponse and the confidentiality of data. It describes forms to be mailed March 28 and interviews at fifth households, plus the use of computer tape in processing and local ceremony attendees in Carroll County.
Census Office Opens District for Illinois Counties
At a ceremony last week Kenneth W. Miller of Sterling opened the district office in Sterling from which the 1970 Census of Population and Housing will be directed in the area. Floyd H. Carl, manager of the district office, explained that Carroll Jo Daviess Stephenson Ogle Whiteside Lee DeKalb Pureau Stark Marshall and Putnam residents will be counted conventionally and serviced by the local office.
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Illinois
Carroll
Jo Daviess
Stephenson
Ogle
Whiteside
Lee
DeKalb
Pureau
Stark
Marshall
Putnam County
Sterling
Kenneth W. Miller
Floyd H. Carl
Cardboard Census Furniture Aids 1970 Count
Government trims costs for the 1970 Census by using cardboard tables and filing aids across 393 district offices. The plan includes 20,009 workspaces with lightweight, fire resistant, foldable furniture costing about eight dollars per space, saving taxpayers millions overall.
Local Agriculture Notes and Upcoming 4‑H Events
Home Economics Adviser Joyce Harvey will help hire an office secretary. Soil Conservation meeting praises yields and weed management. Hay and silage prize winners named. Holstein barn meeting moved to March 6 at Lysle Foltz farm. Diary and farming events scheduled at Milledgeville and Sterling through March 16.
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Joyce Harvey
Oa Sanctiaene
Hcavine
Frank Warta
Johnston Feed Service
Leroy Gtz
Thornton Zier
David Wilf
Denny Sturtevant
Jack Janssen
Elfred Oetting
David Wolf
Lysle Foltz’ Farm
Mt. Carroll
Foltz
Milledgeville Grange Hall
Ed Dittmar’s
Carroll County Park Producers’ Board
Itolstein
Lyste Foitz Farm
Naaman Dieh
L'vextock
Lanark
University of Ilinois
Whalen Names Arnold Kanter as Counsel to Illinois Committee
Wayne W. Whalen of Hanover announces Arnold B. Kanter as Counsel to the Style Drafting and Submission Committee of the Sixth Illinois Constitutional Convention. Kanter, Brandeis graduate and Illini Bar member, works with Sonnenschein Levinson. The 14 member panel aims to craft a modern clear constitution for Illinois for voter approval.
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Wayne W. Whalen
Hanover
Arnold B. Kanter
Kanter
Brandeis University
Illinois Bar
Chicago
Sonnensehein, Levinson, Carlin, Nath and Rosenthal
Samuel W. Witwer
Whalen
Illinois
Mother Celebrates 91st Birthday at Daughter’s Home
Mrs. Rose Boothby marked her 91st birthday at her daughter’s residence with Mr and Mrs Warner Hartman hosting. Attending were Mr and Mrs Howard Sack Mr Carroll Mr and Mrs Lawrence Boothby Mr and Mrs LeRoy Getz and Lori Savanna and Mr and Mrs Lowell Hartman with Steven and Mrs Paul Frieder ich of Savanna visiting as a Boothby niece.
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Rose Boothby
Warner Hartman
Howard Sack
Carroll
Lawrence Boothby
LeRoy Getz
Lori
Savanna
Lowell Hartman
Steven
Paul Friederich
Boothby
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Lila J. Atherton
Samoa
Canal Zone
U.S. Department Commerce
Hoosecow
The
United
Carroll County
W. C. Linker
Chadwick
House of Representatives
Congress
U.S. Census Bureau
Haron Brinkmeier
Bob Tautz
Stan Spearman
Glen Harms
Marv Holesinger
Ed Hawley
Bill Beattie
Jim
Lysle Foltz
Dan Stitzel
Watch For
Federation Committee
Nancy
Gerald McKenna
Thomson Lions Club Dance
Featuring
Art Busch and His Orchestra
Old High School
Thomson, Illinois
Bowman Drugs
Thomson
Village Echo
Thomson Broadax
Thomson Review
K. C
J. K. Whitney
Lila Atherton
Good Samaritan Center
Mount Carroll, Illinois
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