1970 Census and Legislation Related Thereto: Hearings, Ninety-first Congress, First Session, Bagian 2U.S. Government Printing Office, 1969 - 814 halaman |
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accurate agencies American Angeles areas asked believe bills BRESLOW Calif California Census and Statistics Census Bureau census data census form census questionnaire census questions census tract Chairman citizens Commerce committee concerned confidentiality CONGRESS THE LIBRARY Congressman Constitution decennial census Director economic enumeration ethnic example fact Fairfax County Federal Government feel going groups GUZMAN HARDINGE head count hearings household housing important included income individual interest Internal Revenue Service invasion of privacy jail sentence JOHNSON KEISER legislation LEMENAGER Liberty Lobby LIBRARY OF CONGRESS mandatory response ment MESKILL Mexican Mexican-American MUCHMORE number of questions penalty percent person planning population problems Professor FOLEY programs proposed Purcellville purpose ques Ralph Guzman refusal to answer reliable sample Scott SHELTON social statement surveys Thank TIERNAN tion U.S. Constitution United urban voluntary basis WALDIE WILSON
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