This report was prepared by the Bureau of the Census with the assistance of the Social Security Administration. For the Bureau of the Census, responsibility for planning and compiling this edition was centered in the Business Division, under the general direction of Paul Shapiro, Assistant Division Chief, Current Programs. Louis Shapiro, Chief County Business Patterns and Special Surveys Branch supervised the preparation of this report, assisted by Floyd D. McNaughton. Thomas G. Scothorn, Jerry L. McDonald and Gerald Feuer contributed in resolving problems in the Multiunit Survey and in reviewing the data for publication. Staff assistance was provided by Max Shor, Assistant Division Chief, Staff and Special Projects and by Louis Greenberg, Coordinator, Economic Censuses. Computer programming was performed in the Economic Operations Division, under the direction of Marion D. Bingham, Chief of the Division and Sol Dolleck, Assistant Division Chief, by John Lannan, Robert S. Vermette and Bonnie Stelling. Important contributions were also made by Jack Margolis and Chester Fulton of the Economic Operations Division, and by Elizabeth L. Carpenter of the Administrative and Publications Services Division. For the Social Security Administration, the work necessary to supply the basic coded records for this report was performed by the staffs of Ida C. Merriam, Assistant Commissioner for Research and Statistics and Joseph L. Fay, Director, Bureau of Data Processing and Accounts, of the Social Security Administra. tion. Guidelines for industrial and geographic classification were provided by the Division of Statistics under Robert N. Heller, Acting Director. The resolution of problems relating to the Establishment Reporting Plan was performed under supervision of John G. Kulick; geographic and industrial code problems were handled under direction of Marvin H. Robinson. Individuals in the Bureau of Data Processing and Accounts responsible for the direction of activities relating to the development and processing of basic coded source materials included: John C. Grogan, Sol Kreps, Glen W. Duey, and Huston Alford. Important contributions were made by John F. Wagenblast, Louis Lazarus, Francis P. Nagle, Joseph S. Keehner, Arthur W. Appell, Jr., Louis Bandle, Joseph Lukaszczyk, Jasper Buck and others. Special acknowledgment is due to the many business organizations whose cooperation in the establishment reporting system of the Social Security Administration and in the Bureau of the Census surveys has contributed to the improvement of the data appearing in these reports. Library of Congress Card No. 49-45747 SUGGESTED IDENTIFICATION U.S. Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns, 1964 PART 1 - U.S. SUMMARY U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1965 For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 20402 FINAL REPORTS-COUNTY BUSINESS PATTERNS: 1964 A series of 53 individual reports (including District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and Outlying Areas, and U.S. Summary) have been prepared and are available from the Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, at prices shown below. These reports present statistics by State and county for employment and taxable payrolls, and number and employment-size of reporting units by industry groups. This volume, in five parts as listed below, presents data assembled and reissued from these reports. Each part of this volume may be purchased separately from the Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, at the price indicated below. Corrections which occurred after publication of the individual reports are listed in the appropriate part in which the State is shown. |