2 Total scheduled services; excludes countries which are not members of the International Civil Aviation Organization. Source: Statistical Office of the United Nations; Statistical Yearbook. NA Not available. X Not applicable. 2 Based on 1965. Italics denote that figure is census or sample survey result. 3 Excludes countries with estimated population in 1965 of less than 100,000. 4 United Nations estimate. Excludes area of frontier rivers. 6 African population only. 7 Includes West Berlin. Excludes Kashmir-Jammu (area 86,023 sq. miles, population of Indian-held part 3,561,000 at 1961 Census). Excludes West Irian (area 159,375 sq. miles, population 314,000 at 1930 Census). 10 Non-African population only. 11 Excludes inland waters. 12 Excludes Indian jungle population. 13 Walvis Bay included in South West Africa (area 374 sq. miles, population 13,000 in 1960). 14 Includes Protectorate of South Arabia. 15 Excludes Indian and Negro population living in tribes, estimated at 38,000 in 1962. Source: Statistical Office of the United Nations; Statistical Yearbook. No. 1258. BIRTH AND DEATH RATES [Crude birth rate: Number of live births per 1,000 persons. Crude death rate: Number of deaths per 1,000 persons; excludes stillbirths. Infant mortality rate: Deaths of infants under 1 year of age per 1,000 live births; excludes stillbirths. Except as noted, rates based on complete or virtually complete registration data. For details of methodology, coverage, and quality, see United Nations Demographic Yearbook, 1965] Source: Statistical Office of the United Nations; Statistical Yearbook, Demographic Yearbook, and Population and Vital Statistics Report. No. 1259. LABOR FORCE AND UNEMPLOYMENT-INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS: 1960 TO 1966 [In thousands except as indicated. All data adjusted to labor force definitions used in U.S. prior to revisions introduced in 1967; see p. 218, this edition, and p. 216, 1966 edition of the Statistical Abstract] NA Not available. 1 Preliminary estimates based on incomplete data. * Unemployment as percent of the civilian labor force. Source: Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics; Monthly Labor Review, April 1967. |