No. 565. PUBLIC DEBT OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: 1900 TO 1966 [In millions of dollars, except as indicated. As of June 30. Prior to 1920, on basis of public debt accounts; 1920 to 1952, on basis of daily Treasury statements: beginning 1953, on basis of Monthly Statement of Receipts and Expenditures of the U.S. Government. See also Historical Statistics, Colonial Times to 1957, series Y 354, 368, 369, and 372) 1 Based on estimated U.S. population as of July 1; prior to 1959, excludes Alaska, and 1960, Hawaii. Excludes honds issued to Pacific railways and Navy pension fund. Calculated on total Federal expenditures which have not been reduced by the amounts of interfund transactions representing interest payments and certain other payments to Treasury. No. 566. PUBLIC INTEREST-BEARING DEBT OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: 1940 To 1966 (In millions of dollars. As of June 30. See headnote, table 565. See also Historical Statistics, Colonial Times to 1957, series Y 372 and 375-379] - Represents zero. X Not applicable. 1 Bank eligible bonds; for 1945 and 1950 also includes bank restricted bonds. Comprises postal savings and Panama Canal bonds, and for 1940 and 1945, also conversion bonds. Comprises depositary bonds, and adjusted service bonds until they matured on June 15, 1945. Also includes Armed Forces leave bonds for 1950; Treasury bonds, Rural Electrification Administration series: certificates of indebtedness, foreign series, and foreign currency series; Treasury notes, foreign series; Treasury bonds, foreign series and foreign currency series; Treasury certificates, and U.S. retirement plan bonds, beginning 1963; and Treasury bonds beginning 1964. Source of tables 565 and 566: Treasury Dept.; Annual Report of the Secretary, Statement of the Public Debt. In Daily Statement of the U.S. Treasury, and Treasury Bulletin. 247079 067 27 No. 567. MARKETABLE INTEREST-BEARING PUBLIC DEBT: 1950 TO 1966 [In millions of dollars, except as indicated. As of June 30. All issues classified to final maturity except partially tax-exempt bonds, which are classified to earliest call date] No. 568. INTEREST-BEARING GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OUTSTANDING: 1940 TO 1966 [In millions of dollars. As of June 30. U.S. Government data on basis of Daily Treasury Statement. Par values, except U.S. savings bonds series A to F and J, when included, are at current redemption values] 1 Interest is exempt from both normal and surtax rates of Federal income tax. 2 Interest is exempt only from normal rates of Federal income tax. * Interest is subject to both normal and surtax rates of Federal income tax. Includes guaranteed securities of Federal instrumentalities except those held by Treasury. 6 Wholly tax-exempt. Includes governments of outlying areas. Excludes obligations of Philippines after June 30, 1945, and Puerto Rico after June 30, 1952. Source: Treasury Dept.; Annual Report of the Secretary. No. 569. CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT AND PAYROLLS OF THE FEDERAL Government, BY BRANCH: 1940 тo 1967 [Includes data for employees in outlying areas of the U.S. and in foreign countries. Monthly employment figures represent number in active-duty status as of last day of month, including intermittent employees who worked during month. Annual employment figures are averages of monthly figures. Payrolls are totals for calendar year or month, as indicated. Excludes employees of Central Intelligence Agency and, beginning August 1959, those of the National Security Agency, for security reasons. Employees of General Accounting Office and Government Printing Office included with legislative branch. See Historical Statistics, Colonial Times to 1957, series Y 241-250, for employment for years ending June 30] 1 Includes Christmas help of the Post Office Dept. * Includes 437,008 temporary, piece-rate workers on the 1960 Census. Source: Civil Service Commission; Monthly Report of Federal Employment, and unpublished data. No. 570. CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT IN THE FEDERAL 1950 TO 1966 GOVERNMENT-SUMMARY: [In thousands, except percent. As of December 31. Excludes Central Intelligence Agency; temporary Christmas help of the Post Office Department; and, beginning October 1959, National Security Agency. Distribution by sex is estimated] 1 Prior to 1960, excludes Alaska and Hawaii. 2 See footnote 1, table 573. • Persons excepted from competitive requirements of Civil Service Act. Source: Civil Service Commission; Annual Report, monthly report, Federal Employment Statistics Bulletin, and unpublished data. No. 571. PAID CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT IN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, BY AGENCY: 1955 TO 1967 [As of June 30, except as noted. See headnote, table 569. See also Historical Statistics, Colonial Times to 1957, AGENCY series Y 241-250] All agencies.. Legislative branch. Judicial branch Executive branch. Executive Office of the President: White House Office. Bureau of the Budget.. Executive Mansion and Grounds National Security Council 2,397, 309 2, 398, 704 2,527, 960 2,500, 503 22,527,941 2,759,019 2,869, 782 Office of Economic Opportunity 3. Office of Science and Technology Office of the Secretary. Department of the Army. 405, 544 Department of the Navy.. 462, 594 Department of the Air Force. 66,402 74, 079 No. 571. PAID CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT IN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, BY AGENCY: 1955 TO 1967-Continued Represents zero. X Not applicable. 1 As of Jan. 31. * Includes 33,480 appointments under the Youth Opportunity Campaign. Established in 1964. • 1955 includes Federal Civil Defense Administration, which was combined with Office of Defense Mobilization in 1958; became Office of Emergency Planning in 1961. Established in 1962. 1960 figure includes 15,574 temporary piece-rate workers on 1960 Census. Housing and Home Finance Agency transferred to the new Department of Housing and Urban Development in 1965. Includes employees hired under the Public Works Acceleration Act by the Dept. of the Interior. For 1955, includes Foreign Operations Administration and for 1960, Development Loan Fund. Those 2 agencies were transferred to Dept. of State in 1956, and 1962, respectively. 10 Established in 1961. International Cooperation Administration, predecessor of AID. 12 Established January 1967. 13 Established in 1957. 1 Includes Federal Intermediate Credit Banks and Central Bank for Cooperatives under Farm Credit Administration supervision. 15 Established only in 1958. 16 Became an independent agency in 1955. 17 Became an independent agency in 1961. "National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics became National Aeronautics and Space Administration in 1958. 19 Terminated June 30, 1966. Source: Civil Service Commission; Annual Report and Monthly Report of Federal Employment. No. 572. PAID CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT IN FULL-TIME POSITIONS IN THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: 1950 To 1966 [Employees in thousands. As of June 30. Prior to 1960, excludes Alaska and Hawaii. Excludes employees of Congress, Federal Courts, and Maritime seamen of Department of Commerce, U.S. citizens working abroad, and small number for whom rates were not reported] 1 Arithmetic means based on annual rates and other rates converted to annual equivalents. Beginning 1955, under amended Classification Act of 1949, approximately 1% of CPC employees were classi fied under General Schedule, and 33 were classified under Wage Boards. Source: Civil Service Commission; annual report, Pay Structure of the Federal Civil Service. |