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HE following section presents individual pages on all of the T, States of the United/States, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the Territories of AmericaR Samoa, Guam and the Virgin Islands, and tfife Trust Territory of tj|e Pacificlslands.

Included are listings"^of various executive officials, the Justices of \. the Suprdiwe Courts, and officers of the Legislatures. Lists of all of­ ficials are as of late 1969 or early 1970. Concluding each page are population figures and other statistics, provided by the Bureau of the Census. . \

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Date Date Chronological organited admitted order of Stale or other', as to admission jurisdiction Capital Source of stale lands Territory Union to Union Alnbama;.... Montgomery Mississippi Territory. 1798(a) March 3, 1817. Dec.-14. 1819 22 Alaska.. Juneau •Purchased from Russia, 1867 Aug. 24, 1912. Jan. 3,1959 49 Arizona Phoenix Ceded by Mexico, 1848(b) Feb. 24, 1863 Feb. 14, 1912 48 . .. . Little Rock Louisiana Purchase, 1803 March 2. 1819 June 15, 18.36 25 Callfoniia... Sacramento Ceded by Mexico, 1848 • " (c) Sept. 9, 1850 31 Colorado Denver Louisiana Purchase, 1803(d) Feb. 28. 1861 Aug. 1. 1876 38 Ck>nnecticut. 'Hartford Royal charter, 1662(e) Jan. 9, 1788(f) 5 'Delaware. ... Dover Swedish charter, 1638; English ;.. Dec. 7. 1787(f) 1 . charter 1683(e) Florida. Tallahassee Ceded by Spain, 1819 March 30. 1822 -March 3. 1845 27 Georgia. Charter, 17.32, from George II to ..,. Jan. 2. I788(f> 4 /. Trustees for Establishing the -'•, Colony of Georgia(e) Hawaii Honolulu Annexed, 1898 June 14. 1900 Aug. 21, 1959 50 Idaho Boise ' Treaty with Britain, 1846 March 4, 1863 July 3, 1890 43 Illinois.. . Springfield Northwest Territory, 1787 Feb. 3. 1809 Dec. 3. 1818 21 Indiana... Indianapolis Northwest Territory, 1787 May 7, 1800 Dec. 11. 1816 19 Iowa...... Des Moines Louisiana Purchase, 1803 June 12, 1838 Dec. 28, 1846 29 Kansas.. . Topeka- Louisiana Purchase, 1803(d) May 30: 1854- Jan. 29. 1861 34 Kentucky. Frankfort" Part of until Admitted (c) June 1. 1792 15 as State- \ Louisiana. Baton'Rouge Louisiana Purchase, 180S(g) March 26, 1804 April 30. 1812 18 Maine!... Augusta. Part of Massachusetts until ad­ (c) March 15, 1820 23 mitted as State • i . ' .. . . Annapolis Charter. 1632, from Charles I to : April 28. 1788(f) 7 Calvert(e) MassachusettSu . Boston Charter to Massachusetts Bay Feb.-6,. 1788(f) 6 Company, 1629(e) Mlctiigan.. Lansing / Northwest Territory. 1787 Jan. 11. 1805 . Jan. 26. 1837 26 Minnesota St. Paul Northwest Territory. 1787(h) March 3. 1849 May 11, 1858 32 Mississippi Jackson., '- - Mississippi Territory(i) April 7, 1798 Dec. 10, 1817 . 20 Missouri...... Jefferson City Louisiana Purchase. 1803 ; June 4, 1812 Aug. 10. 1821 24 Montana...... Helena Louisiana Purchase. 1803(j) May 26. 1864 Nov..8, 1889 41 Nebraska Lincoln' Louisiana Purchase, 1803 May 30, 1854 ' March 1, 1867 37 Nevada.... Carson City Ceded by Mexico, liS48 March 2, 1861 Oct. 31. 1864 36 New Hampshire. Concord • Grants from Council for New June 21. 1788(f) 9 England, 1622 and 1629. Ma3e royal province. 1679(e) New Jersey "Trenton Dutch settlement. 1618; English Dec. 18. 1787(f) charter, 1664(e) '.'%•' New Mexico. Santa Fe Ceded by Mexico. 1848(b) Sept. 9. 1850 Jan. 6, 1912 47 New York... Albany Dutch settlement, 1623;.English July 26./1788(f), 11 control. 1664(e) North Carolina. Raleigh "'"^^-..^ -Charter. 1663. from Charles 11(e) ....;.. Nov. 21. 1789(f) 12 North Dakota.. Bismarck. ' . <'•L'ouisian a Purchase. 1803fk) March 2. 1861 Nov. 2, 1889 39 Ohio Columbus Nortliwe^t Territory. 1787 (c) ' » ,March 1. 1803 17 Oklahoma „jOklahoma City Louisiana Purchase. 1803 May 2. 1890 Nov. 16. 1907 46 Oregon...... "T ' Salem' Settlement and treaty with Brit- Aug. 14. 1848 Feb. 14. 1859. ain. 1846 Pehnsylyania.. Harrisburg Grant from Charles II to V/\\-~... Dec. 12.-1787(f) Ham Penn. 1681(e) . ".---.: Rhode Island. . Providence ^Charter. 1663. from Charles 11(e) % .. May 29. [1790(f) 13 South Carolina, Columbia • Charter. 1663, from Charles 11(e) May 23. '1788(f) 8 South Dakota.. Pierre Louisiana Purchase. 1803 March 2, 1861 Nov. 2, 1889 .40 Tennessee. ;. /. Nashville . Part of North Carolina until ad­ (c) . June 1. 1796 16 mitted as State Texas Austin Republic of Texas. 1845 - (c) Dec. 29, 1845 28 Utah...... Salt Lake City Ceded by Mexico. 1848 Sept. 9, 1850 Jan: 4, 1896 45 Vermont....:. Montpelier . From lands of New'.Hampshire (c) March 4. 1791 14 and New York Virginia...... Richmond Charter. 1609, from James I to June 25. 1788(f) 10 London Compariy(e). -\. ...... Olympia Oregon Territory, 1848 March 2, 1853 Nov. 11. 1889 42 West Virginia.... Charleston Part of Virginia until admitted .\(c) , June 20, 1863 35 as State Wisconsin. ... Madisoft Northwest Territory, 1787 April 20. 18.36 May 29, 1848 30 Wyoming.. Cheyenne Louisiana Purchase.. 1803(d.i) July.25.\1868 , July 10, 1890 44 American Sataoa Pago Pago Became a Territory, l£i99 Guam...... *..' Agana - Ceded by Spain, 1898 . Aug. _„ . 1_. 195, 0 Puerto Rico San Jiian Cedeci by Spain', 1898 .•...:... .\,. ...' July 25.1952(1) TTPI. <..... Saipan Administered as trusteeship for the Uiiited Nations, July 18, 1947 ' Virgin Islands... Charlotte Atnalie ' Purchased from Denmark, January 17, 1917' ' * Table of ofHcial names of States, legislative bodies and' (e) One of the original thirteen Colonies. capitol biiildinRS is on paKC 64. (f) Date of ratification .of U.S. Constitution. fa) By the Treaty of Paris, 1783, England (rave up claim to (g) West Feliciana Dikrict (Baton Rouge) acquired^rom the thirteen original Colonies, an"a to all land within an area Spain. 1810, added to Louisiana, 1812. ' extendinit along the present Canadian border to the Lake of the (h) Portion of land obtained by Louisiana Purchase, 1803^ Woods, down the Mississippi River to the-31st parallel, east to '(i) See footnote (a). The lower portion of Mississippi was also the Chattahoochie, down that river to the mouth of the Flint, acquired from Spain in 1813\ east.to the source of the St. Mary's, down that river to the (j> Portion of land obtained from Oregon Territory, 1848. ocean. Territory west of the Alleghenies was claimed byvarious .- (k) The northern portion Vnd the Red River Valley were States, but was eventually all ceded to the Nation. Thus, the acquired by treaty with Great\Britain in 1818. major i>art of wasacquired by the Treaty of Paris, but (1) On this date Puerto Kicp became a self-governing Com­ the lower jwrtion from.Spain in 1813. monwealth by compact approvetTby the United States Congress (b) Portion of land obtained by Gadsden Purchase, 1853. and the voters of Puerto Rico as "provided in U.S. Public Law- (c) No territorial status before admission to Union. 600 of 1950. " ' (d)'Portion of land ceded by Mexico; 1848. 561. ALABAMA

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i Nickname .. .'. .The Heart of Dixie Tree .Southern (Longleaf) Pine Motto , We Dare Defend OurRights Song ..Alabama Flower .., ^ ."... .Camellia Fish •, • • • • .Tarpon Bird ...... Yellowhammer Entered the Union ...... December 14, 1819 Capital City ,....-... Montgomery

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' OFFICERS . ;

Governor i...... ALBERT P. BREWER Lieutenant Governor <".,. (Vacancy) Secretary of State .'V...... MRS.,MABEL AMOS . Attorney General ...... ; .MACDONALD GALLION State Treasurer • • • • -MRS. AGNES BAGGETT State Auditor MRS. MELBA TILL ALL£N

SUPREME COURT J. ED. LiviNbsTON, Chief Justice THOMAS S. LAWSON JAMES N. BLOOPWORTH JAMES S..COLEMAN, JR. RoBERt T. SIMPSON PELHAM J. MERRILL ROBERT B." HARWOOD HUGH MADDOX DANIEL T.MCCALL, JR. /

LEGISLATURE V

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Motto .North to the Future. Stone .:.-. .Jade ' Flower , - .Forget-me-not Fish : :...... King Salmon Bird .Willow Ptarmigan Purchased from Russia by the Tree .....'...... Sitka Spruce United States ...... March. 30. 1867 —r. •» Alaska's Flag Entered the Union .... i. ... January 3, 1959 f. .\ Capital City ...... Juneau

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Governor ...... :...:...... KEITJH H. MILLER Secretary of State ...... ROBERT W. WARD Attorney General ...-,,. .*..;., .G. KENT EDWARDS

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SUPREME COURT BuELL A. NESBETr,. Chief Justice . JOHNH.DIMOND * , J-^Y A. RABINOWITZ GEORGE F. BoNEY . ROGER G. CON.NOR

LEGISLATURE.

President of the Senate...... '.. .BRAD PHILLIPS Speaker ;of the House.. '..JALMA R M^.KERTTULA President Pro Tem of the Senate.JOHN BPTROVICH Speaker Pro Tem of the House. CHARLES SASSARA Secretary of the Senate...... BETTY HANJFAN Chief Clerk of the House.,CONSTANCE H. PADDOCK

' .. STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) ...... :...... 566,432 Largest City ...Anchorage; Rank in.Nation...... :..'...;.. .• •..... :1st Population X •• ••• •••••.•• •'• • •'• ••• • •'• -44,237 Population • ...... !.;.., ...•.282,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population J .... .2 Rank in Nation f....;... ; 50th ' Number of Boroughs. .9 Density per square mile f. ;. ...0.5 " , " " . . Number of Representatives in Congress. .1 ''" ~ Capital City ... .v...... ; ...... Juneau . . Estimajed'.by Bureau of the Census for July 1. 1969.' Population X ••: u-•' ;...,...... 6,797 tBased-on. populatidh estimate for July 1. 1969... • Rank in State t ...... '...... -...... ;'..4th ' t Based on Bureau of the Census Reportsfor 1960.

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ARIZONA

Nickname...... :.., .The Grand Canyon State Bird ..,.,....- .Cactus Wren Motto ...... :.Ditat Deus Tree .; Palo Verde (God Enriches) Song ...... *.. .Arizona Flower..:...... Blossom of the Saguaro. Cactus Entered the Union....;.... .February 14, 1912 Capital City i.. ..Phoenix .

OFFICERS

Governor ...;.,. ... .JACK WILLIAM^^ Secretary of State .,.: .WESLEY BOON* Attorney General ... GARY K. NELSON State Treasiirer .MORRIS A. HERRING

SUPREME COURT

• LoRNA E. LOCK WOOD,, Chief Justice FRED C. STRUCKMEYER, JR., . JESSE A. UDALL JACK D. H. HAYS" Vice Chief Justice . ERNEST W. MCFARLAND

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President of the Seriate....; .WILLIAM S. PORTER . Speaker of the House...... JOHN H. HAUGH Secretary.of the Senate.;MRS; LOUISE C. BRIMHALL Speaker Pro Tem of the Houise..'. .STAN TURLEY Chief Clerk of theJHouse...... MRS. BETTY WEST-

STATISTICS Land Area (square'miles) ...... '.".. 113,563 t City I...... _^..,.":''....-...... 1 .Phoenix V Rank in Nation. .6th Population + , .. ."^ ...... -.....;. .439,170 Population • ...... "...... •.'...:.; .1.693;000 Rank in Nation fi J -.. .34th Number of.Cities^ovei;;. 10,000 Population |;.,. .10 Density per square mile f...... ,;...... 14.9 Number^Of Counties...;...... - 14 [Number of Representatives in Congress...... 3 Icapital City Phoenix • Estimated by Bureau of; the Census for Jiily 1, 1969;^ Population-J .,...... L;...... ,...... 4391170 .t Based on population estimate/for July 1, 1969. \' Rank in State | ...; /...... ,..!.. ^M-.-.... 1st i Based on Bureau'of the Census Reports for 19.(S0, 564

\i ARKANSAS

Nickname ..vrj:. .The Land of Opportiinity Tree ...... :... .Pin'ince Motto ...... RegngrPopuliis (The People Rule) Song ...... ; ...... Arkajisas Flower ...... :....'...... Apple Blossom Stone .,...... ;...... •..^Diamond Bird ...... Mockingbird •Entered.the Union ...... ':. .June 15. 1836 Capital City ...... Little Rock

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Governor ;V.v-^^^)- • • . Lieutenant Gbverndr •...... ,. . Secretary of State . ..;..'.... KELLY. BRYANT Attorney General . "...... ;. State Treasurer \...... NANCY J. HALL State Auditor ..;...... JIMMY JONES

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i : CARLETON HARRIS, Chief Justice GEORGE ROSE'SMITH ^ " •"" ,LYLE BROVVN . ._ ' JAMES FRED JONES . JOSEPH FRANK HOLT' . JOHN ALBERT FOGLEMAN , CONLEY BYRD V

• GENERAL ASSEMBLY

President of the Senate...... MAURK^ BRITT Speaker of-the HoiiSe...... HAYES C. MCCLERKIN President Pro Tern of the Senate! *" . Speaker Pro Tern of the House. .TALBOT FEILD, JR. ....'; .: —...;.. .^.... .MORRELL GATHRIGHT Chief Clerk of the House. MRS. JIM CHILDERS Secretary of the Senate...... LEE REAVES •- \

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%i - y.'. Nickname ..., .The Golden State Tree ...... -.California Redwood Motto ...... :Eureka\\ Have Found It) Song .,...... ,...... / /.ot/e yon. California : .f . • ^ Animal ...... California Grizzly Bear ^l°^"v;- ••*••• ..Golden Poppy pish .'...... ':.... .South Fork'Golden Trout Bird ...:...... California Valley Quail Entexefl the Union...... September 9, 1850 .'CapitalCity Sacra'iherito

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r Governor \ ...... Lieutenant Governor ...... ED REINECKE Secretary of State...., . .HENRY P.SULLIVAN Attorney General ,...... THOMAS C. LYNCH State Treasurer ...... IVY BAKER PRIEST State Controller . tousTON; L FLOURNOY

SUPREME COURT ^ .DofJAUJ R. WRIGHT, Chief Justice; MARSHALL F. MCCOMB . MATHEW O. TOBRINER Louis H. BimKE ^ RAYMOND E. PETERS • STANLEY MOSK RAYMOND L. SULLIVAN

LEGISLATURE L President of th^Senate. .*.. .ED REINECKE Speaker of the Assembly.....:... .BOB MONACAN President iPro Tem of the Senate., .JACK SCHRADE Speaker Pro Tem of the Assembly Secretary of the Senate...... DARRYL WnrrE .;.... CHARLES J. CONRAD Chief Clerk of «the Assembly. .JAMES D. DRISCOLL

STATISTICS ^' Land Area (square miles) ;... 156,537 4 Largest City . .Los Angeles Rank in Nation .^. ; 3rd Population | ...... ;«:...... ;...... 2,479,015 I^opulation • ,....."...... 19,443,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population j... 168 . Rank in Nationf...... ,.. .^. .1st ''Number of Counties. 58 JDerisity per square mile f '..... 124.2 Num^Jjer. of Representatives in Congress...... 38 Capital Cit^ Sacramento • Estimated by^ Bureau of the Census foF July 1, 1969. Population % ...... 191,667 t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State J .8th i Based on Bureau of the Census Repbi^ts for 1960. 566 I 1 ^t

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COLORADO

Tree. .Colorado Blue Spruce Motto...... Song...... Where the Columbines Grow (Nothing Without Providence) Animal...... Rocky Mduntain Big Horn Sheep Flower...... ,. .Rocky,Mountain Columbine s Bird...... Lark Bunting Entered the Union .r...... :.... August 1, 1876 CapitalCity.. ../^...... '...'....Denver

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Governor ...... JOHi;^. LOVE Lieutenant Governor ...... MARK A. HOGAN Secretary of State ... BYRON A. ANDERSON Attorney General ...... DUKE W. DUNBAR State T«»asurer . . MRS. VIRGINIA NEAL BLUE State Auditor ...... 'JOHN P. PROCTOR Controller ., . .E. W. SANDBURG (Acting)

SUPREME COURT

ROBERT H. MCWILLIAMS, Chief Justice JAMES K. GROVES ROBERT B. LEE PAtJL V. HODGES EDWARD .G. DAY EDWARD E. PRINCLE ^ DONALD E. KELLEY

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

President of the Senate...... MARK A. HOCAN Speaker of the House;.... .JOIHN D. VANDERHOOF- President PrO Tern of the Senate. .FAY DEBERARD Chief Clerk of the House Secretary of the Senate;.... .C0MF9RT W. SHAW ,...... ;.....;.... MRS. LORRAINE LOMBARDI

STATISTICS arid Area (scjuare miles) .. .U .... .: 103,794 Largest City ...'. .Denver Rank in Nation. , ...... 8th Population %• :...... :..'.;...,. :493,887 Population • .2,100,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population J.... .17 Rank in Nation rj- \...... 30th Number of Counties. — ,. .63 •\ Density per square mile f.. .1^...... 20.2 ^ Number of Representatives in Congress .4 Capital City ...... ; ..Denver • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Populationi ...... ;.,., .493,887 t Based on population estimate :for July 1, 1969. Rankin State J... .•-; ..1st $ Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. .' (t-- 567 I-

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Nickname .The Constitution-State Flower ...... :...... Mountain Laurel Motto .... . Qui Transtulit Sustinet Bird .American Robin (He Who Transplanted Tree ...... ,...!...... ,. White Oak r Still Sustains) . wintered the Union January 9, 1788 Capital City ;... '... Hartford

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Governor ...,...... '^^^ • • • • • • •••••...... , ,JOHM DEMPSEY f Lieutenant Governor ...... ATTILXO R. FRASSINELLI Secretary of State ..;...... MRS. ELLA T. GRASSO Attorney General ...... ROBERT K. KILLIAN State Treasurer ...,..;.... .^.GERALD A. LAMB State Comptroller ...... ,. .Louis I. GLADSTONE;..

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SUPREME COURT

HOWARD W. ALCORN, Chief Justice JOHN P. COTTER, Chief . CHARLES S. HOUSE JOHN R. THIM ' ; Court Administrator ELMER W. RYAN Louis SHAPIRO

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

. ' , , President of the Senate. .ATTIHO R. FRASSINELLI President Pro Tem . _ Speaker of the Hoiise WILLIAM R, RATCHFORD of the Senate. ,.. .CHARLES T. ALFANO Clerk of the House PAUL B. GROOBERT Clerk'.of the Senate. .CHARLES M. MCCOLLAM, JR.

"..-j;, •'•:•''"' .-••'"' 'STATISTICS • ." • • '' .' . • Land Area (squaremiles)... .<...;.:...;... .4,870 Largest City ... .^...... — .. .Hartford , Rank in Natioh ....-.-.. ..48th Population J ...... ! ...162,178 . Population • .3,000,000 Number of Cities and Towns over 10.000>§: .=^62 Rank in Nationf ...... ;... .24th Number of Counties. ,.8 Density'per square milef. 616.0 2___ , Number of Representatives in Congress. 6 ranifai Pifv HorffnrH ''Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. T i.»-^ 1 •• V fco,^o t Based on population estimate for July 1. 1969. " . Population X ... ^ •••••! •• 162,178 t Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. Rank in State J .....' -.'. . .: ... 1st I Includes 41 towns over 10,000 population; "•••.•'•.••. •"'••,: : ,. .568 ' . • •.';.'•*' •/•..•'

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, i5^- Nicknamfe .'. The Diamond State Tree ...TTrrr....;. ., .. American Holly Motto ...... Liberty and Independence „ "^""•-. Flower ... ^ \, , r,, 5onj? .....i,Our Delaware, Peach : Blossom ° Bird...;.. , • . • • . .December 7, 1787 ...... Blue Hen Chicken Entered the Union . Capital City .....Dover

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Governor ...... '...... RUSSELL W. PETERSON Lieutenant Governor ...... EUGENE D. BboiKHAMMER r- Secretary of State .EUGENE D. BUNTING Attorney General ...... DAVID P. BUCKSON ^tate Treasurer ...... >...... DANIEL J. .Ross State Auditor . /. ...'...... GEORGE W. CRIPPS

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. GENERAL ASSEMBLY '.\ President of the Senate. .EUGENE D. BOOKHAMMER "President Pro T(Em. Speaker of the House...... GEORGE C. HERINC III of tlje Senate/....;.... REYNOLDS DUPONT Chief Clerk of the House...... MRS. A. J. SMITH Executive Secretary of the : ' : ^ m Senate .4...... BARBARA KONOPIK , Secretary or the Senate CARROLL B. FARLOW

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FLORIDA

Nickname .The Sunshine State Tree .'... .Sabal Palmetto Palm Motto .;.. ...In God We trust Song The Swanee River Flower ... ^.:.-.. Orange Blossom Beverage ...... ; Orange Juice Bird ...... •...... Mockingbird Entered the Union .March 3. 1845 Capital City, .;...... • .Tallahassee

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•OFFICERS Governor f.;...... CLAUDE R. KIRK, JR.. Lieutenant Governor '...... RAY C. OsaoRNE

Gfi' Secretary of State .,., ...,,,... .TOM ADAMS Attorney General ...... EARL FAIRCLOTH

State GomptroUer ...... FRED O. DiCKiNso>f, JR. (?•• State Treasurer ..... BROWARD WILLL\MS

SUPREME COURT RICHARD W, ERVIN, Chief Justice VASSAR B. CARLTON E. HARRIS DREW JAMES C. ADKINS; JR. B. K. ROBERTS CAMPBELL THORNAL JOSEPH A. BOYD, JR.

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President of the Senate... .JOHN E. MATHEWS, JR/ Speaker.of the Hoiise.... .FREDERick H. SCHULTZ President'Pro Tern of the Senate Speaker Pro Tem of the House ...... ,;...... ,•;..,,..REUBIN O'D. ASKEW ...... '..; ....:. .T. TERRELL SESSUMS Secretary of the Senate..,....; .EDWIN G. ERASER Clerk of the House...... ; .'.ALLEN MORRIS

\/ ;" STATISTICS Land Area (square-miles); ^....., .... .54,136 ,Largest City Miami Rank in'Natio^...... ;...... 22nd . Population J .291,6§8 Population* ...... '. 6,354,000 " Number of Cities over 10,000 Population j! ...49 Rank in Nation+ ... 9th ,., u c f .• ' ' ' ai TA •. -1 J. ^^n A Number of Counties ...... 67 Density per square mile-j-. 117.4 Number of Representatives, in Congress.... .^f 12 '.. 1 Capital City ..;...... , ;^. ...Tallahassee , v:.. . . " T/ r .L n r TI ^ lo^o X , .. ' • + *^ toynA • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population ; .. .48,174 | ^^^^^ ^^ population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State J.- '...... ;....,. .11th ' i Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. • '. ': '. - -:;:570 ;/' ., •/.•.";

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Nickname ...... The Empire State of the South Tree ....; ;... .Live Oa:k Motto . Wisdom, jusixce aniModeralion ,' ' . w, V>, 1 T, Song .-r:' ..Georgia Flower.. ^.. .Cherokee Rose ° < . ° Bird ...... Brown Thrasher Entered the Union ,-. .January 2, 1788 \- ' " Capital City '.Atlanta

OFFICERS

Governor ...... LESTER G. MADDOX Lieutenant Governor r. .GEORGE T. SMITH Secretary, qf State . ... .BEN W. FORTSON, JR. Attorney General ..., .. ARTHUR.K. BOLTON f- State Treasurer ...... JACK B. RAY State Auditor ."., .ERNEST B. DAVIS Comptroller General . '.-. .JAMES L. BENTLEY

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BOND ALMAND,-Chief Justice CARLTON MOBLEY, BENNII^G M. GRICE HIRAM K.' UNDERCOELER Presiding Justice H. E. NICHOLS PEYTON S. HA WES JULE W. FELTON

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

\ President of the Senate. ;. GEORGE T.SMITH i President Pro Tern of the Seriate... .HUGH GILLIS Speaker of the House...... '.; .GEO. L.- SMITA \\ Secretary" of the Senate Speaker Pro Tern of the House. (Vacancy) ... ;...... HAMILTON MCWHORTER, JR. Clerk of the House ...... GLENN VV. ELL.\RD

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STATISTICS *, . '^Land Area (square miles)...'...... 58.197 Largest City ...... ,' .....Atlanta Rank in I^ati'on ..21st • Population ]: ^^ ;.. ...,...... 487,455 Population • ;''6''V?'^P Number of Citic's over 10,000 Population + ... .33 Rank in Nationt.-...... :...loth -.^,, . ,.Q Density per square mile f. .79.7 Number of Counties 159. Number of Representatives in Congress...... 10 \ Capital City ;.,..-..-;...... -"^olfVi- • "Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1. 1969. Population I 48/;*15a . -^ jjaycd on population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in. State J '...... '. 1st . X Based on Biarea.u of the Census Reports Tor 1960.

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f. HAWAII

f: Nickname ;'.' ....,.;. .The Aloha'State Bird ..,,.;...... Hawaiian Goose Motto. ...Ua Mau Ke Ea O Ka Aina I Ka Pono Tree,;...... ,;;... •v...... Candlenut (The Life of the Land is Perpetuated Song ...... - in. Righteousness) ... Hawaii Ponoi Flower ; • • • • • • • • • • • .Hibiscus Entered the Union. .August !21. 1959 Capital City . Honolulu

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OFFICERS

Governor ...... ;...;...... JOHN A. BURNS Lieutenant Governor ...... THOMAS P. GILL Attorney General ...... /BERTRAM T. KANBARA Director of Regulatory Agencies .....EDWIN H. HONDA Comptroller ^...... KENAM KIM

SUPREME COURT

~ WILLIAM S. RICHARDSON, Chief Justice BEIIT T. KOBAYASHI KAZUHISA ABE / MASAJI MARUMOTO BERNARD H.LEViNiON . r-

LEGISLATURE

President of the Senate...... DAVID C. MCCLUNG Speaker of the House...... TADAO BEPPU Vice President of the Senate. .SAKAE TAKAHASHI Vice Speaker of the House.;.. .BARNEY B. MENOR Clerk/of the Senate..,...... SEICHI HIRAI Clerk of the H9use...... SHICETO KANE^IOTO

STATISTICS ^»»«MW,.. . •;• tf--- . • • •• . - Land Area (square miles) .6,425 Largest 'City .Honolulu Rank in Nation .47th Population J ...... 294,194 Population • ...... :, .'•••• 794.000 Number of dities' over 10.000 Population t 2 Rank in Nation t ...... ; 40th XT _u r o .• " t> Densit-. X- •.y per square mil-1e f.X. • .'T-.• .123.inoc6» Number of Counties. . 5 Numter of Representatives in Congress...... 2 .—-^—- . 'M uL„..i„.:JL 1' , Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population;- .,. ••••'v -^94,194 t Based on population, estimate for July 1. 1969. Rank in State |., ...... ?...,..-.... 1st i Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960.

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V IDAHO

J^icknarne ...•••••••••••' • -The Gem State Tree ...... ,.;,...... :...... White Pine Motto ...... ;...,...... Esto Perpetua Song ...... Here We Have Idaho i 'j . (It is- l^rpetual) Flower...... T...... Syringa Stone ...... ;..,...... Star Garnet Bird ...... n Mountain Bluebird. Entered the Union ...... ;,.... .July 3, 1890 Capital City ...... Boise

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Governor ...... ,...... DON SAMUELS6N Lieutenant Governor , ;JACK.M, MURPHY Secretary of State ...... PETE T. CENARRUSA er-» Attorney General ...... I ROBERT M.ROBSON State Treasurer , ;., .....; MARJORIE MOON State Auditor ...... JOE R. WILLIAMS

SUPREME COURT

JOSEPH J. MCFADDEN, Chief Justice ALLAN G. SHEPARD CHARLES R. DONALDSON HENRY F. MCQUADE CLAY V. SPEAR

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LEGISLATURE President of the Senate,'...... JACK M. MURPHY President Pro Tem - .i Speaker of the House. . WlLLUM J.'LANTINC o the Senate...... JAMES ELLSWORTHf Chief Clerk of the House. ....BETH FrfzwATEjt ) Secietary of the Senate. "7TT;T. .ARTHUR WILSON!

STA^riSTIGS id Area (scjuare miles) 82,677 Largest City Boise lank in Nation 13th Population ty ...... ,.:...... 34,481 julation • ...... ;..-. .718,000. Lank in Nation f .;...... 41st Number of Citiesover 10,000'Population |..; .11 )ensity- per square, mile-f-• •. ._i.. ;...8.7 Number of Counties. ;...u .44 Niimber 'of Representatives in Congress. 2 Capital City ..v...... Boise • Estimated by/Bureau of the Census for July. 1, 196S>. /population % ; ...".;...... 34,481. t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969, Railk in State J.. f>...... !" ...... 1st t Based on Biiireau of the Census Reports for 1960. 573 \ '.

ILLINOIS

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Nickname .'•. -'The Prairie State Tree ,...... Native Oak Motto State^Sovereigniy-f)lational Union Song ...... '• .Illinois Flower .. . .Native Violet Stone ...... \ ....'... .Fluorite Bird ....• .Cardinal Entered the Union .December 3; 1818 Capital City Springfield ' .

OFFICERS

Governor . ^ ,. .^ ...... , RICHARD ^. OCILVIE Lieutenant Governor ...... PAUL SIMON Secretary of State .f.\ .,...... PAUL POWELL Attorney General.. .WILLIAM J. SCOTT State Treasurer ...... ;...... ADLAI E. STEVENSON III Auditor of Public Accounts ...... MICHAEL J. HowLETr Superintendent of Public.Instruction . i. ,;.. .B^Y PAGE .•

SUPREME COURT

ROBERT C. UNDERWOOD, Chief Justice WALTER V. SCHAEFER JOHN T. CULBERTSON, JR. THOMAS E. KLUCZYNSKI \ 'h MARVIN F. BURT CASWELL J. CREBS DANIEL P. WAito

GENERAL ASSEMBLY FS\ President of the Senate. PAUL SIMON , President Pro,Tern of the Senate Speaker of the HoUse...... JACK E. "WALKER f^. ,...;...... W. RUSSELL ARRINCTON Chief Clerk of the House..... FREDERIC B. SELCKE ^Seotetary of the Senate. ...EDWARD E. FERNANDES ^ . ;

STATISTICS -and Area (square miles) ...... 55.877 Largest City ..,...... ;...... Chicago Rank in Nation ...... 24th Population if ...... S.550,404 ..11,047,000 /Populatiorv* ,...., Number of Cities oyer 10.000 Population J.V. .115 Rank in Nation f...... 5th Density per square mile f. 197.7 Niimber of Counties .' 102 Nurriber of Representatives in Congress ..;.. .24 Capital City Springfield .•Estimated by Bureau of the Census forJiily 1, 1969. Population.t '...... ,.>.....:... • 83.271 t Baspd on population estimate for July 1, 1969., . . Rank in State|...... ;.'^th t Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. 574 INDIANA

Nickname ... ..,.••.•... • • • • -Tiie Hoosier. State Tree ' S'...,...... Tulip Poplar Motto-r'. Crossroads of America „ ^ ,,' j, u ^ .t. r.r i u r- f „ ,. Song. On the Banks of the Wabash, Far Away Flower ,..., .Peony . . - Bird .. ."sa...: .Cardinal Entered the Unioji ...... ^December 11,1816 .— Capital City ...... ^...... Indianapolis

OFFICERS

Governor ;. ..<...... -... .EDGAR D. WHITJCOMB Lieutenant Governor /...... /RICHARD E. FOLZ * Secretary of State ...... WILLIAM N. SALIN Attorney General ,.., . ^.... THEODORE L. . SENDAK State Treasurer ...... \ .... .JOHN K. SNVbER State Auditor '.. . .TRUDY SLABY ETHERTON

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;,, DONALD H. HpNTER, Chief Justice 0 *; NORMAN F. ARTERBURN , .AMOS W.JACKSON RodER O. DEBRULER RICHARD M. GIVAN

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GENERAL ASSEIVIBLY

^ President of the Senate...... RICHARD E. FoLz . > President Pro Tem . Speaker of the House...... ;...... OTIS R.BOWEN - of the Senate;...... ALLAN E.- BLOOM Principal Clerk of the House.. .SHARON CUMMINS Secretary of the Senate.. DAVID L.DAUCHERTY

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STATISTICS . Land Area (square miles) ;.. j.36,189 Largest City ..,...... '. ^Indianapolis Rank in Nation. .'.. .38th Population + ...... ,'. , .476J258 'Population • .5,118,000 Rank in Nation f,/...... 12th' Number of Cities over 10,000 Population J... .46 v:_D.ensity per square milef 141.4 Number of Counties...... v. .,••..92 Number of Representatives in Congress ^.,,.JL_ Capital City .'... .Indianapolis • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population t ...... ,. .*. .476,258 t B^sed on population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State:{. :1st t BTascd on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. 575 IOWA

Nickname .The Hawkeye State Tree ...... • ••••*•• •*• • • • • V^AIV Motto/..;. ,. .Our Liberties We Prize and Song .. .^...... The Song of Iowa Our Rights We Will Maintain Stone ...... '... Flowfer ,:...... /.:. .Wild Rose ... \ ...... Geodc Bird ...... Eastern Goldfinch Entered the Union .December 28, 1846 Capital City v ....; . .Des Moines

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OFFICERS

Governor ,,.... .ROBERT D. RAY Lieutenant Governor .... .ROGER W. JEPSEN Secretfiry of State .... , .MELVIN D. SYNHORST . Attorney General ..-. .. .RICHARD C. TURNER State Treasurer ...... : MAURICE E, BARINGER State Auditor ....,.. ,/.... LLOYD R. SMITH State (comptroller ... . MARVIN R. SELDEN, JR.

SUPREME COURT

C. EDWIN MOORE, Chief Justice ROBERT L. LARSON M. L-^IASON/^ FRANCIS H. BECKER '0^ HARVEY UHLENHOPP MAURICE E. RA3VLINCS CLAY LEGRAND W. C, STUART WARREN J. REES

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

President of the Senate...... ROGER W. JEPSEN Speaker of the House...... WILLIAM H. HARBOR President Pro Tera of the Senate,ELMER F. LANCE Speaker Pro Tem of the House. FLOYD H. MILLEN Secretary of the Senate...... CARROLL A. LANE Clerk of the House... • ... .WILLIAM R. KENDRICK.

STATISTICS Land' Area (square miles)...... 56,043 Largest City .;...... '...... '. .Des Moines Rank in Nation;..;...... ,....25th Population^ ....,...... ,:..; ..,.208,982 Population • ...... 2,781,000, Ranli in Natioji f.., '.[.'...... 25.th Number of Cities over 10,000 Population |... .25 Density per" square mile f. ..:. .49^6 Number of Counties .99 Number of Representatives in Congress. 7 Capital City .....;...... -... .Des Moines • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. population t •••' .>...... 208,982 t Baaed on population estiipate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State J ...... 1st i Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. 576 K^NMS::,

.Nickname ,.'.,..... i.. .The Sunflower State Tree .....'...... ;...... ,... .Cottonwood 'Motto ..., ...'...... :...Ad Astra per Aspera Song y:. •..:.:.:...... Home on the Range (To the Stars Through Diflaoilties) „• Flower ., XT.,.:.,-. c.,.,fl^, ,^.. Animal ...... American Buffalo Bird .... ,, Native Sunflower ,..,..;.... .'.Western Meadowlaxk Entered the Union ...... January 29, 1861 CapitalCity ._...... ,...... _. .Tppeka

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OFFICERS

Governor ...... i.;.. .ROBERT POCKING Lieutenant Governor . JVMES H. DECOURSEY, JR. Secretary of State .... ,... .ELWILL M. SHANAHAN„ Attorney General ...... KENT FRIZZELL State Treasurer .,... ,,...... WALTER H. PEERY State Auditor ... .\ .CLAY E. HEDRICX

SUPREME COURT ,

ROBERT T. PRICE, Chief .Justice HAROLD R.;FATZER JOHN F. FONTRON ,." EARL E. 0*CoNNORr ALFRED G. SCHROEOER 'ROBERT H. KAUL • ALEX M.' FROMME

•••. \. . ..LEGISLATURE:'".^ : ' President of the Senate.. J AMES H.DECoimsEY, JR. President PrpTefm Speaker of the House.... .CALVIN.A. STROWIC. of the Senate...... "..,,.,..... GLEE S. SMITH Speaker Pro Tem of the House...... JESS TAYLOR Secretary of the Senate...... RALPH E. ZARKER Chief Clerk of the House,.... .L. ORVILLE HAZEN

STATISTICS Land Area ,(square miles) ... :.. 82,056 Largest City ,...... ;. .Wichita , Rank in Nation...... :.14th Population t • • • • • • • • • • • r •. • • .254,698 Population • .,. .2,321,000 Number of Cities over-10,000 Population';!:.. .'.28 Rank in. Nation |...... 29th Density per square mile f., .... .28.3 Number of Counties .....'...... 105- Number of Representatives in Congress...... 5 Capital City ... ,...... ,, Topeka • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July-1; 1969. Populatibn +.-..,...... 119,484 t Based on population estimate for Jiily 1. 1969. Rank in State|. ;, .3rd i Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. 577 vO

KENTUGKY ! .. ^-

Nickriame ... ,.. .The.Bluegrass State: Bird ...... ; : •?^-' ;. .Cardinal ' Motto ...... ,. ...United.We Stand, '* Tree ...... ,...."...... Tiilip Poplar ••• Divided We Fall Song ....:...... , .My Old Kentucky Home Flower ...... Gdlderirod Entered the Union ...... '....June l; 1792. Capital City ...... Frankfort

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• o " , •••':.'_• ••'•... •.--.••••;:. , - \ . - povemor ...... ; >'komz B, NU.NN ' Lieuten.ant .Governor v..... •...... -'..... •;.. .WENDELL H.TORD . Secretary of State ..., A . i.....,...... ELMER BEGLEY Attorney General .... • .....;...... «JOHN B.. BRECKINRIDGE State Treasurer ...... MRS; THELMA L. STOVAEI, Auditor of Public Accounts . , MISS 'M.\RY Louisk FOUST

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COURT OF APiPEALS (Highest Appellate Court)- ••:;.• X' EDWARD P. HILL, Chief Justice JAMES if. MILLIKEN JOHN S. PAL.VIOICE SAMUEL S. STEINFELD ScQjT REED • ' C. HOMER NEIKIRK - EARL T. OSBOR.NE

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Pi^sident of the Senate...... ,.WENDEI,LH. FORD President Pro Tera Speaker of the House ... .JULIAN .M. CARROLL of the Senate. .'.7.. >=^...., .WILLIAM L..SULLIVAN Speaker Pro Tern of the House. .XORBERT KTU.ME Chief Clerk of the Senate,.. ,EMERsi3N BEAU£HAMP Clerk of the House.;...... JOHN W. GREE.'^E

«•.. "1^ STATISTICS • Land Area (square miles)...... 39,851 Largest City .. .".'^ .Louisville Rank in "Nation ;...... 37.th Population +...... ^...... :390,639 Population •- ...... '. v.., .3;232>000 Num,bcr of Cities over 10,000 Population t.. •. • 19 ^ Rank in Nation f...... \. ..\ .23rd Number of Counties ...... ,.-...... 120 ""Density per square milef., ;.. .81.1 Number of Representativies in Congress...... 7 Capital City .-...... ; Frankfort •Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population +..... ,.., 18,365 t,Based on population, estimate-for July 1, 1969. Rank in State t. .,..-.... 10th t Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 19.60. 578 LOUISIANA-

V Nickname' ...... The Pelican State 'Tree ...... C;fpress Motto ...... ^...\ Union, Justice and Confidence Song ...... i.. .Song of Louisiana Flower ;...... Magnolia Bird . .'..•.. Eastern Brown Pelican Entered the Union...... v...... April 30. 1812 ^ Capital City ...... Baton Rouge

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OFFICERS

Governor . .JOHN J. MCKEITHEN Lieutenant Governor ...... y .C. C. AYCOCK Secretary of State ... i WADE?O. MARTIN, JR. Attorney General ...... JACK P. F. GREMIIXION State Treasurer .MRS. MARY EVELYN PARKER Comptroller ...... ;.. .ROY R. THERIOT

SUPREME COURT

JOHN B. FOURNET, Chief Justice JOE B. HAMrrER "WALTER B. HAMLIN FRANK W. SUMMERS- E. HOWARD MCCALEB JOE W. SANDERS. MACK E. BARHAM

LEGISLATURE

President of the Senate.....;...,. .C. C. AYCOCK President ProTem of the Senate ' , Speaker of the House..:. JOHN S. GARRETT JAMAR W. ADCOCK Clerk of the House.... • • • . .W. CLECG COLE Secretary of the Senate...... C. W. ROBERTS

STATISTICS- Land Area (square miles) '. .45,155 Largest City .. .•*..••. • • • • • •...... New Orleans Rank in Nation ...... 31st Population J ,...... :...... 627,525 Population ...... , .3,745,000 Rank in Nation f .....19th Number of Cities over 10,000 Population/}:... .'27 Density per square mile f,...... ; .82.9 J^Iumber of Parishes ...... 64 Number of Representatives in Congress ...... 8 Capital City ...... Baton Rouge • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July"!, 1969^ Population J ...... 152,419 t Based on population estimate for JPuly 1, 1969. Rank in Stale J 3rd i Based on Bureau of the Census Reports'for 1960. 579

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MAINE

Nickname ...... The Pine Tree State Tree .Easteirn White Pine Motto ...... ,... .Dirigo {I Direct) Sone .State of Maine Song • 1^ O ' Flower ... .White Pine Cone and Tassel Fish ...:.: ;.. ; Landlocked Salmon Bird ...... " Chickadee Entered the Union .... ,•.::. .March 15,1820. Capital City ...... Augusta,

OFFICERS '

Governor ...... '. KENNETH M. CURTIS Secretary of State ...... ;,...... • • • •. • JOSEPH T. EDGAR Attorney General ;... .JAMES S. ERWIN State Treasurer ; ...NORMAN K. FERGUSON State Auditor .MICHAEL A. NAPOLITANO

SUPREME JUniCIAL COURT

_*^ • ^ • ' . ROBERT B. WILLIAMSON, Chief Justice DONALD W. WEBBER ARMAND A. DuFRESN£, JR.' CHARLES A. POMEROY HAROLD C. MARDEN . 'RANDOLPH A. WEATHERBEE

LEGISLATURE

P'resident of the Senate.. .KENNETH P. MACLEOD Speaker of the House...... DAVID J. KENNEDY Secretary of the Senate... HARRY N. STARBRANCH Clerk of the House.. ..MRS..BERTHA W. JOHNSON,

STATISTICS Land Area (square mile's) 30,933 Largest City .Portland Rank in Nation...... 39th Population X • • • • .72366 Population • .t .978,000 Number of Cities and Towns over 10,000 +§... 18 Rank in Nation t- • • • • • • • • • 38th Number of Counties .,.•: 16 Density per square mile f ,'31.6 Number of Representatives in Congress...... 2 Capital City Augusta • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. •xf t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. Population | ...:.. 21,680 t Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. Rank in State J. 6th § Includes 6 towns over 10,000 population. • 580 MARYLAND •j:

Nickname ...... The Old Line State Tree ... .White Oak Mott?|=:.,;...... Scuto Bonae Voluntatis Tuae Song ,... !...•... Maryland, My Maryland Corohai/i iVos (With the Shield of . • , r-i. i r. T. . • ^ Animal .; Chesapeake Bay Retriever •• Thy Good-Will Thou Hast Covered Us) ^ ' Flower ;...... 7., Black-eyed Susan ^'-'^ •••••;••• •• • • • • • • •.... • -Striped Bass^ Bird Baltiipore Oriole Entered thr-Union April 28, 1788 Capital City .....; Annapolis . '

OFFICERS

Governor , ,...... ,. MARVIN MANDEL Secretary of State..;...... ; .BLAIR LEE III Attorney General -...... V.. .FRANCIS B. BURCH State Treasurer .'. ; JOHN A. LEUTKEMEYER Legisttive Auditor ...... v.... iri~-r^iEm Comptroller of the Treasury ...... Louis L. GOLDSTEIN

COURT OF APPEALS (Highest Appellate Court)

HALL HAMMOND, Chief Judge MARVIN H. SMrra FREDERICK J. SINGLEY, JR. WILLIAM j; MCWILLIAMS J. DUDLEY DICGES WILSON K. BARNES THOMAS B. FINAN:

/ GENERAL ASSEMBLY President of the Senate... .WILLIAM S. JAMES Speaker of the House.... .THOMAS HUNTER LOWE President Pro Tem of the'Senate Speaker Pro Tem of the House ...... ;... MRS. MARY L. Nock ...... ,. .WILLIAM T. EVANS Secretary of the Senate Chief Clerk of the House ... .JAMES P. MAUSE

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STATISTICS

-^ • . - Land Area (square mijes).....-...... 9,891 Largest City . Rarik in Nation .42nd Population :|: ...... ,...... 939,024 Population ...... ;.. .3,765,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population |.... 11 Rank in Nation f .18th Density per square mile f. 380.6 Number of Counties-...... 23 Number of Representatives in Congress...... '. .8 Capital City ... Annapolis • Estimated by Bureauof the Census for July 1, 1969. Population.+ .23,385 t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State J .....5th {Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. 581

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MASSACHUSETTS i^

Nickname .'. .The Bay State Flower .Mayflower Motto ... .Ense Petit Placidam Bird ... r .Chickadee Sub Libertate Qxiietem Tree American Elm " (By the Sword We Seek Peace, Song '...... ;. -. .Massachusetts but Peace Only. Under Liberty)' . Entered "the Union ...... ,. .February 6, 1788 Capital City .Boston

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Governor . •. .T. .7.TRAN^CIS"W7SARGENT^ Lieutenant Governor ...... (Vacancy) Secretary of the Commonwealth JpHN F. X. DAVOREN Attorney General...... '...... ,...... ROBERT H. QUINN State Treasurer.. ,. ;...... ROBERT Q. GRANE State Audit(^ A.. .THADDEUS BUCZKO

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT

, RAYMOND S. WILKINS, Chief Justice JOHN VARNUM SPALDING • R. AMMIICUTTER • . JACOB J. SPIEGEL FftANCIS J. QUIRICO PAUL G. KIRK PAUL C. REARDON

GENERAL ^'COURT i."."' President of the Senates.. ..MAURICE A. DONAHUE . Speaker of the House... . .DAVID.'M. BARTLEY Clerk of the Senate. •. .NORMAN L. PIDCEON Clerk of the House WALLACE MILLS

STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) ...... 7,833 "Largest City Boiston . Rank in Nation ...45th Population t • .697,197 Population • ... .5,467,000 Number'of Cities and Towns over 10,000 J§. 121 Rank in Nation f...... ,...;... lOth Number of Counties.;...... 14 Density per square mile f...... 697.9 Number of Representatives in Congress...... 12 •Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Capital City .Boston t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969, Population + .....'...... 697,197 •t Based on Bureau of the Census Reports-for 1960. Rank in State J .Is^ § Includes 82 towns over 10,000 population. ' 582 •J

MICHIGAN

Nickname ...... ;... .The Wolverine State Bird ...,, Robin Motto .. V .Si Qiiaeris Peninsulam Amoenam Tree\ ;...!,.. .White Pine Circumspice (If Yoii Seek a Pleasant. Song ...... -.Michigan', My Michigan Peninsula* Look About You) Fish .Trout Flower Apple Blossonl Entered the^Union January 26, 1837 Capital City ...... ^Lansing • '

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Governor ...'.... .WILLIAM.G.MILLIKE^f Lieutenant Governor ...... THOMAS F. SCHWEIGERT (Acting) Secretary of State .,....; .JAMES M. HARE Attorney General ,,...,...... ,.....".. .FRANK J. KELLEY State Treasurer ALLISON GREEN Auditor General ....;.. ^. .K...... ;... .ALBERTLEE

SUPREME GOURT

THOMAS E. BRENNAN, Chief Justice HARRY F. KELLY THOMAS G. KAVANACH PAUL L; ADAMS EUGENE F. BLACK THO.MAS M.,KAVA!yACH JOHN R. DETHMERS

LEGISLATURE

President of the Senate... .THOMAS F. SCHWEIGERT Speaker of the House...... ,. .W^ILLIAM A. RYAN President Pro Tem of the Senate . .(Vacancy) Speaker Pro Tern of the House. .STANLEY J. DAVIS Secretary of the Senate...... BERYL I. KENYON. ' Clerk of the House., T. THOM.\S THATCHER

STATISTIGS Land Area (square miles) ,...... 56,818 Largest City Detroit Rank in Nation ...: \\...23rd Population J ...... 1,610,144 Population • ...... ,..'... r. ..8,^66,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population+ ... .72 Rank in Nation t ..S.7th \j.\^u^^'e n^.^r^ti^^ ' • - aa „ .. ' ., , ic^ o Number of Counties ....o6 --i-.:._.. Density per square mile t ;...... 154.3 Number of Representatives in Congress...... 19 —• r .' Capital City Lansing , Pr.rMiloM'nn + \m Sn7 * Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. I'Dpyiatlon + . lU/.BU/ ^ 3^5^^ ^j, population estimate .for July 1, 1969. Rank instate J ...... ;.5th. j Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. • • .'• • .•••.• '. '^ 583 .'. •'-,•."•"•• V •'. MINNESOTA

Nickname ...... ,.,....«.The North Star State Tree ...... :...; ;... ..^,:... .Red Pine Motto ...... ' .L'Etoile du Nord Song ...... Hail! Minnesota (The Star of the North) Gemstone Lake Superior Agate Flower ...... ".. .Pink and White Lady's-Slipper Fish ;..-...... Walleye Bird .Common Loon Entered the Union ,,...... May .11. 1858 Capital City .St. Paul

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OFFICERS ;

Governor '. HAROLD LEVANDER Lieu tenant.Governor ,..'_. JAMESB. GOETZ igecfetary of State ...... JOSEPH L. DONOVAN Attorney General ....;...'.....,. ..,...... DOUGLAS M. HEAD State Treasurer .VAL BJORNSON State Auditor ...... ;... ;WILLL\M T. 0*BRIEN r

SUPREME COURXw^-

OSCAR R. KNUTSON, Chief Justice .Ik MARTIN A. NELSON JAMES C. OTIS ' ROBERT J. SHERAN WiLLUM p. MURPHY WALTER F. ROGOSHESKE C. DONALD PETERSON

LEGISLATURE

"" . President of the Senate JAMES B. GOETZ President Pro Tem of the Senate Speaker of the House.. . LLOYD L. DUXBURY, JR...... WALTER J. FRANZ Clerk of tlie Mouse... r; -.-% .EDWARD A. BURDICK ^Secretary of the Senate • M ...... GEORGE G. GOODWIN (Acting)

;• STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) .79J289 Largest City ...... Minneapolis Rank in Nation .12th ' Population J ...... 482,872 Population* ...... IS .^ .3,700.000 Number of Cities over lO.OOO Populatioht... .39 RankinNationf ....20th .. . .^ . , *^ oV __J)ensity-persqirareinilet , .46.7 ^^ Number of Counties ...87 Number of Representatives in Congress 8 "^ ',. CapitaLClty .. -St. Paul , g^tj^^t^^ j, Bureau of the Census for July 1. 1969. Population X 313.411 ^ -g^^^ ^^ population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State % ... .^ .. . 2nd % Based on Bureau of the Census R^rts for 1960. • -584 •• ••• • .•'•..-'• •:•'.

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Nickname ...... The Magnolia State Bird ...... ,;. Mockingbird Motto Virtute et Armis Tree ...... ". .Magnolia (By Valor and Arms) Song . , .....{... Go, Mississippi Flower ..... ,.... Magnolia Entered the Uniori;...;. 7.'. "i .December 10, 1817 Capital City ...'...... Jackson

• OFFICERS

Governor .JOHN BELL WILLIAMS Lieutenant Governor ...... "...... CHARLES L. SULLIVAN Secretary of State ...... 7...... HEBER A. LADNER Attorney General ; A. F. SUMMER State Treasurer .;.,..'...,... EVELYN GANDY Auditor of Public Accounts ...... W. HAMPTON KING State Comptroller .HORACE STEELE

SUPREME COURT

WILLIAM N.ETHRIDGE, JR., Chief Justice ROBERT G. GILLESPIE, ROBERT L. JONES •WiLLL^M H. INZER Presiding Justice . THOMAS P. BRADY . L. A. SMITH, JR. HENRY LEE RODGERS . NEVILLX PATTERSON STOKES V.'ROBERTSON. JR.

- LEGISLATURE .

President of the Senate.;... .CHARLES L. SULLIVAN Pfesident-Pro-Tem:of the Senate. .MERLE PALMER Speaker of the Ho\ise.. .JOHN R. JUNKIN Secretary of the Senate. HUGH ALLEN BARKLEY Clerk of the House ; .Ro.MAN KELLY

STATISTICS m Land Area (square miles) ....;...!...... 47,358 Largest City ;. .Jackson Rank in Nation 32nd Population J V- • • • • 144,422 Population • .2,360,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population |... .18 Rank in Nation f ' 28th Density per square riiilef 49.8 Number of Counties .;...... 82 Number of.Representatives in Congress ...... 5 Capital City ....;. Jackson • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population + ,... .144,422 t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State J .:..( ...... 1st t Based on Burea:u of the Census Reports for 1960. 585 f^: MISSOURI

Nickname ...... --. .The-Shdy/ Me State Bird j .:.y. ,..,...... ;...... Bluebird T Motto .Salus Populi Suprema Lex Estp Tree .. .1 Dogwood (The Welfare of the People Song ...... r .Missouri Waltz Shall Be the Supreme Law) Stone ...... ? Mozarkite Flower ...... Hawthorn Entered the Union ..... August 10, 1821 Capital City •., Jefferson City

• OFFICERS

Governor. :...... WARREN E.. HEARNES Lieutenant Governor .. .-4,. .•.WILLIAM S. MORRIS. Secretary of State ,...... '...... 1. ; JAMES C. KIRKPATRICR Attorney General ! .JOHN C. DANFORTH State Treasurer .WILLIAM E. ROBINSON State Auditor ..'...... HASKELL HOLMAN Comptroller and Budget Director JOHNC, VAUGHN

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FRED L. HENLEY, Chief Justice LA^VRENCE HOLMAN . CLEM F. STQRCKMAN ROBERT T. DONNELLY JAMES A. FINCH, JR. JUNE P. MORGAN ROBERT E. SEILER

GENiERAL ASSEMBLY

President of the Senate. ... .WILLIAM S. MORRIS President Pro Tem Speaker of the House...... JAMES E. GODFREY ' of the Senate.. • .EARL R. BLACKWELL Speaker Pro Tem of the House. PATRICK J. HICKEY Secretary of the Senate...... JOSEPH A. BAUER Chief Clerk of the House .MRS. ACNES MOORE

...-*. STATISTICS Lahd Area (square miles)...... ; .69,046 •' Largest City .:.... .St. Louis Rank.in.Nation...... 19th Population J .-. .750,026 Population • ...... :...... 4,651.000 . Number of Cities over 10,000 Population J... .37 •r^., Rank^in Nation f...... • • •^•^^^^ Number of Counties 115 Density per square milef...... ; 67.4 Number of Representatives in pongress 10 Capital City ...... '...... Jefferson City . Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1. 1969; Population J ...... ^. . .^0,^40 t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State J...;...... ! 12th i Based on Bureau of tho Census Reports for 1960.

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Nickname — .The Treasure State Tree :^..:...... Ponderosa Pine Metto ...... ,.. ..droy Plata (Cold and Silver) Song ;.....;'. .Montana I Flower .....; ^Bitterrbot j Stone )...... Sapphire arid Agate/ Bird ...... !^...... Western Meadowlark Entered the Union... 1...... ;November 8, 188£ Capital City ...... Helena

OFFICERS

Governor. '...: .FORREST H. ANDERSON Lieutenant Governor ...... ;. ;...;.. .THOMAS L. JUDGE Secretary of State ....,...,...... FRANK MURRAY. Attorney General • • .ROBERT,L.WOOD.A^^HL_ State Treasurer ...... 1.... ., .ALEX B. STEPHENSO^ Sta^e Auditor E. V., OMHOLT State ControllerT..77. ...DOYLE B. SAXBY

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JAMES T. HARRISON, Chief Justice \ GENE B. DALY WESLEY CASTLES FRANK I. HASWELL JOHN c; HARRISON

V LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY ; ;

President of the Senate...... THOMAS L. JUDGE Speaker of the House JAMES P. LUCAS President Pro Tem ' ^ Speaker Pro Tem " of the Senate,, :,. .^?.GEORGE SIDERIUS of the House .THOMAS P. HAINES Secretary of the Seriate .5i'\VALTER MARSHALL Chief Clerk of the House.,. .THOMAS E. MOONEY

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NEBRASKA

Nickname ...... The Cornhusker State Song ... .Beautiful Nebraska. Motto .Equality Before the Law Rock ...... Prairie Agate Flower .'.. .Goldenrod Gem . . .'.Blue Agate Bird , ; Western Meadowlark Tree '., American Elm Entered the Union ...... March 1. 1867 -Capital City ... i!....;.... Lincoln

OFFICERS . <^''

. ' Governor ...; NORBERT T, TIEMANN Lieutenant Governor ...... ^ ...... ;JPHNE. EVERROAD . Secretary of State ...... ;. .FRANK MARSH f— "" Attorney General ..:.....• CLARENCE A. tt. MEYER State Treasurer ...... WAYNE R. SWANSON :r.^ State Auditor ..'.. .\...... RAY G. JOHNSON

SUPREME COURT

PAUL W.WHITE, Chief Justice EDWARD F. CARTER. . LESLIE BOSLAUCH HALE MCCOWN HARRY A; SPENCER ^ ROBERT L. SMITH . JOHN E. NEWTON

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. , • LEGISLATURE •. President of the Legislature.. .JOHN E. EVERROAD Speaker of the Legislature...... JEROME WARNER Clerk of the Legislature. .VINCENT BROWN

STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) . ... .• 76,522 Largest City ." Omaha • Rank in Nation ....15th Population]: ...... 3.01,598 Population* ...... :...... 1,449,000 Number of Cities over 10;000 Population J ...ill Rank in Nation f... . ,-..,...... 35th dumber of Counties :93 Density per square mile J 18,9 • Number of Representatives in Congress ;.....3 — Capital City ...... :.-. ...;.. -Lincpln . Estimated bjcfBlr^ftu^fc^the-Cc.nsus,fg| July 1. 1969. Population J ..128,521 t Based qn population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State | ...... 2nd t Based on Bureau of the GensUs Reports for 1960^

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NEVADA

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Nickhariae ...'.The-Silver State Tree ...... Single-leaf Pindn Motto ,;.... .All ior 0ur Country „ * ' -,, . •. ' ' o , t Sone ;...... Home Means Nevada Flower ..Sagebrush . " •Bird ...... ; ...Mountain Bluebird Entered the Union ...October 31, 1864 /r Capital City .Carson City . '-

OFfJCERS

Governor ....;...... PAUL LAX ALT \ Lieutenant Governor ..., v^...... ED EiKE Secretary of State ...... JOHN KooNTZ Attorney General ... , .HARVEY DICKERSON State Treasurer .. .MICHAEL MiRABELLi State Controller ..... ; ..WILSON MCGOWAN

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JON R. COLLINS, Chief, Justice GORDON THOMPSON CAMERON M BATJER ..^PJAVID ZENOFF "' -JOHN C.MOWBRAY

I* LEGISLATURE

President of the Senate ...,....!...... ED FIKE Speaker of President Pro Tem of the Senate. .FLOYD R. LAMB the Assembly . '1'... .HOWARD F. MCKISSICK, JR. Secretary of / ' , .Speaker Pro Tem the Senate . . ./.MRS. LEOLA H. ARMSTRONG of the Assembly .LAWRENCE E. JACOBSEN '•• T Chief Clerkof the Assembly .... THER^A LOY

STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) 109]889 Largest City'...... ;...... Las Vegas , Rank in Nation .7th Population % ...... • i. •. 64,405 Population • .457.000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population! ... .5 Rank in Nation t •. •. .. .47th Density per square milef.... .4.2 Number of Counties I..;'...... 16 Number of Representatives in Congress .;.-.-.;.. l" Capital City .Carson City • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population % • • • • •...... 5il63 t Based on population estimate for July 1. 1969. Rank in State % , .7th i Based on.Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960, 589 NEW HAMPSHIRE

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Nickname ...... The Granite State Tree ...... White Birch ivIoUb ...... Live Free or Die _ ' . n 1 T M Song ! O Id New Ha mps^h ire Flower ^.... Purple Lilac *= Bird ...!.. ,..-, *• • Purpl• • e. Finc• • h Entere• d , the Union• ., • ..i• ...... June 21i.1738 Capital City .^...... Concord

OFFICERS Governor ...... , .WALTER PETERSON . Secretary of State . ... .ROBERT L. STARK Attorney General. ...WARREN RUDMAN 'State Treasurer .. . ROBERT W. FLANDERS li,State_Cpmp troller ,•;.,.LEONARD S. HILL

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FRANK R; KENISON, Chief Justice • • - •• • ' u' LAURENCE I. DUNCAN . . EDWARD J. ,LAMPRON ROBERT F. GRiffrrH WILLIAM A. GRIMES

• '-^ GENERAL CdURT President of the Senate .... .ARTHUR TUFTS Speaker of the House .MARSHALL W. COBLEICH Clerk of the Senate ..'..: . WILMONT S. WHITE Clerk of the House ...... J; MILTON STREET

STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) .. ; ...... 9,033 Largest City *"....; ... Manchester . iRank in Nation 44th Population + 88,282 Population • ...... 717,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population J 10 Rank in Nationf ...... 42nd Density per square mile f .79.4 Number of Counties .... ^, 10 Number of Representatives in Congress ...... 2 Capital City ...... ', Concord • Estimated by .Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969.; Population J ., .28,991 t Based on population estimate for July I, 1969. Rank in State J .. .3M t Based on Bureau of the Censiis Reports for 1960. 590 / NEW JERSEY

Nickname ..The Garden State Tree .....;...... Red Oak Motto -.! i...... Liberty and Prosperity „: . ' ' , • ' _, • , D , 4r- 1. Song ..,...,...c. New Jersey Loyalty Song Flower .... .vr. Purple Violet • Bird ...... Eastern Goldfinch Entered the Union ...... December 18, 1787 Capital City .....,....'...... Trenton

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OFFICERS 'Jf/-^- ''•^'C,-• (••• Governor ...... w ...... WILLIAM T. CAHILL Secretary of State ...... PAUL J. SHERWIN Attorney General ,...... :...;...... GEORGE F. KUGLER State Treasurer ,... .JOSEPH M. MCCRANE,JR. State Auditor ...... ; .GEORGE B. HARPER StJite Comptroller .'...... ABRAM M. VERMEULEN

SUPREME COURT

JOSEPH WEINTRAUB, Chief Justice •NATHAN L; JACOBS HAYDN PROCTOR C. THOMAS SCHETTINO •• • \ JOHN j, FRANCIS FREDERICK W. HALL VINCENT S. HANEMAN

LEGISLATURE

President of the Senate: .RAYMOND H. BATEMAN: Piresident Pro Tern Spea?ier of the .Assembly. .WILLIAM K. DiCKEYrjR\. of the Senate...... FRANCIS X. MCDERMOTT Clerk of the'Assembly .>:;.. .PAt GHARLES \ Secretary of the Senate.... .'HENRY H. PATTERSON

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-STATISTICS • * .:' •• ... 'A. - . ; - « - • • . • • . - '• • • ;• ..•.•.••• Land Area (square miles) 7,532 . Largest City i..;.., Newark ••',Rank in,Nation ...... :...; . ,.46th Population + •...... "...... 405;220 Population • .....;..;,...... :.. .7,148,000 . Number of Cities and Townships over 10,000 +.95 Rank in Nation f •..... •...... •. • •. •. .8th Number of Counties .21 Density per square milef ...... ,.:94y.0 Number of Representatives in Gonguas .,..,. 15 • ", "' Capital City ...... '. .Trenton \ . Estimated by Bureau" of the Census for July 1, 196?; Population X...... 114,167 t Based on population estimate for July I, 1969. .:. Rank in State t ...... 5th i Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for I960'.

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Nickname' ...The Land of Enchantment Tree ...... ; ..r...... 1...... Piftbh Motto ...... ^1 ••'.*...... Crescit Eutidq , Song .,0, Fair New Mexico (It Grows As It Goes) Gem ;. . i...... Turquoise .Flower,.. .,,,>. mf,,.. . .Yucca Animal .'... .MS'..Black Fear .BiM ; i. ..Roadrunner .Entered the Union...... January-6r Capital City,. .••; ...... Santa Fe

({i* OFFICERS

Governor ..". V;. .DAVID F. CARGO Lieuteriant Governor ...... E. LEE FRANCIS Secretary, of State ....; ...... MRS; ERNESTINE D. EVANS Attorney General ...... JAMES A. MALONEY State'TreSsurer .^...... JESSE D. KORNEGAY State Auditor ../;... .HAROLD G. THOMPSON Commissioner of Public Liands.. .•...... ':-... .ALEX J. ARMIJO Corporation Commissioners ...... >ELOYD CROSS (Chairman),

SyPREME COURT.

J. C. GOMPTON, Chief Justice JOHN- T. WATSON- DANIEL A. SISK PAUL TACKETT THOMAS F. MCKENNA

. LEGISLATURE President of the Senate .... E. LiEE FRANCIS President Pro Terii of the Senate. .R. C. MORGAN Speaker of the Houses.... .DAVID L;.NORVELL Chief Clerk of the Senate.::'.'.....JUANITA PINO Chief cSerk of the House, . ...ALBERT ROMERO

STATISTICS \ Land Area (square miles) ...... 121,445 Largest City ...... Albuquerque Rank in Nation ... ; .5th Population +: ..;. .•.... .\ ...... 201.189 Population • ....;...... 994,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population +;.... 12 Rank in Nation f...... '. .37th Density per square mile-f-. .v...... 8.2 Number of Counties. .: .. .32 Number of Representatives in Congress...... 2 Capital City .Santa Fe • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population % ...... 33.394 t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State J...'.... ; 3rd % Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. 592

i NEWYORK

Nickname ...... : The. Empire State Bird ....; .Bluebird Motto Excelsior Tree ., .Sugar Maple -V "^ (Ever Upward) Gem Garnet Flower Rose . Entered the Union ...... July 26, 1788 Capital City ..., ...... '^ Albany .

OFFICEkS ^

Governor ;...... NELSON A, ROCKEFELLER Liei|tenant Governor ...... MALCOLM WILSON Secretary of State . r...... JOHN P. LOMENZO Attorney General Louis J. LEFKOWITZ State Comptroller ...... '. .ARTHUR LEVITT

••^,(. COURT OF APPEALS (Highest Appellate Court) STANLEY H. FULD, Chief Judge MATTHEW J. JASEN JOHN F. SCILEPPI JAMES GIBSON ADRIAN P. BURKE FRANCIS BERGAN CHARLESD. BRErfEL

LEGISLATURE ' . President of the Senate...... MALCOLM WILSON President Pro Tem of Speaker of the Assembly .PERRY B.'DURYEA, JR. the Senate ...... ; .EARL W; BRYDCES Clerk of the Assembly ., .DONALD A. CA.MPBELL Secretary of the Senate .. t. ALBERT J. ABRAMS

STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) .47,869 Largest City ; .New York City Rank in Nation .,.;.... 30th . Population X ...... 7,781,984 Population • ... 18,321,000 Number of Cities and Villages Rank in Nationf ...... 2nd over 10,000 Population + ...;... .83 Density per square milef ...... ; 382.7 Number of Counties .; 62 Number of Representatives in Congress 41 Capital City ...... '...... Albany • Estmated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population + ...'. 129.726 t Based on population estimate'for July 1, 1969. Rank in State J .6th t Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. 593 "*>>, 0 ^A

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Nickname The Tar Heel State Tree .Pine Motto ... .-.-.-r...... ;T-. '.rrv.'Esse^uam Videri Song .The Old North State (To Be Rather Than to Seem) Mammal ...... ; Gray Squirrel Flower ,....; ... ^Dogwood Shell ...... Scotch Bonnet Bird .. : Cardinal Entered the Union...... November 21, 1789 Capital City ...... •'••••• .Raleigh

OFFICERS

Governor \ . ROBERT W. SCOTT Lieutenant Governor ,. .H. PAT TAYLOR, JR. Secretary of State .THAD EURE Attorney General .ROBERT B. McJSfeAN State Treasurer EDWIN GILL State Auditor HENRY L. BRIDGES

SUPREMlEIV^ E COURT WiLLUM H; BOBBITT, Chief Justice DAN K. MOORE . SUSIE SHARP JOSEPH BRANCH CARLISLE W. HICGINS I. BEVERLY LAKE J. FRANK HUSKINS '

GENERAL ASSEMBLY -.-:_:_ ^ V President of the Senate...... H. PAT TAYLOR, JR. _: „ President Pro Tem of the Senate - . ^ Speaker of the House .PHILIP P, GODWIN '. .N. HECTOR MCGEACH;tAi Y Principal Clerk of the House.MRS. Jo ANN SMITH Principal Clerk of the Senate ... .ROY ROWE

STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) .48,880 Largest City C.fTT:'.. v.... ChiHotte Rank in Nation .28th Population J i...'.. ...;.. ,20f,564 Population • '. -. .5,205,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population J... .35 Rank in Nation f 11 th Density per square mile f 106.5 Number of Counties .... .100 Number of Representatives in Congress ...;. .11 Capita;i City ...... Raleigh * Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, J969. Population | ...... 93,931 t Based on population estimate for July 1,.1969. Rank in State J ...... ,.; 4th i Based' on Bureau of the.Census Reports for 1960. 594 ^'B^

NORTH DAKOTA

Nickname .:.-.••. ".... ^The Sioux State Tree ....; American Elm Motto ...; . .Liberty and Union, Now and Song ,... .North Dakota Hytrin Forever, One and Inseparable Flower .Wild Prairie Rose Stone ...... ". Peredo Petrified Wood Bird .. Western Meadowlark Entered the Union .. v.... .November 2,1389 ^• Capital City .Bismarck

r OFFICERS J. Governoi ;. WILLIAM L. GUY Lieutenant Governor .RICHARD F. LARSEN Secretary of State ...... \ BEN MEIER Attorney General HELGI JOHANNESON State Treasurer .BERNICE ASBRIDGE State Auditor ...... '.... CURTIS OLSON

SUPREME COURT OBERT C. TEIGEN, Chief Justice ALVIN C. STRUTZ RALPH J. ERICKSTAD WILLIAM L. PAULSON HARVEY B. KNUDSON

"*. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY '^

• President of the Senate ...;. .RICHARD F. LARSEN President Pro Tern of. ' / Speaker of the House .. .ERNEST JOHNSON the Senate .- '.. KENNETH MORGAN Chief Clerk of the House ... ROY GILBREATH Secre'ary of the Senate ...... LEO LEIDHOLM

^'l STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) 69,280 Largest City .^argo Rank in Nation .17th Population J ...... f46;662 Population • ;, .615.000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population J ... .7 Rank in Nation f T.. .45th Density per square mile f '. .8.9 Nurnber of Counties .53 Number of Representatives in Congress 2 Capital City .. — .Bismarck * Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population J ..27,670 .t Based on population estimate for July_l,J.9.d9._——— Rank in State | ...... 4th t Based on Bureau of the Gensus~Keport3 for. 1960. 595 J^ OHIO

Nickname .The Buckeye State Tree ...... >.. Buckeye . Motto ... With God, All Things Are Possible Song .;.... .Beautiful Ohio Flower Scarlet Carnation Stone . -r. iOhio Flint » . - • . .' Bird ...... : ...... ; Cardinal Entered the Union .; .March 1, 1803 Capital City . ; .Columbus

• OFFICERS

Governor ...... ;...... : • .JAMES A. RHODES Lieutenant Governor .,.....- ...... JOHN W. BROWN Secretary of State ...... TED.W. BROWN Attorney General PAUL W. BROWN State Treasurer ...... i... .JOHN D. HERBERT State Auditor ...... ;...... ROGER CLOUD

SUPREME COURT

C. WiLLUM O'NEILL, Chief Justice J. J. P. CORRIGAN THOMAS M. HERBERT Lopis J. SCHNEIDER, JR. JOHN M. MATTHIAS (Vacancy) ROBERT M. DUNCAN

GENERAL ASSEMBLY President of the Senate JOHN W. BROWN Speaker of the House CHARLES F. KURFESS N President Pro Tem '. , Speaker Pro Tem . of the Senate ;...... , .THEODORE M. GRAY ^ „ of the House CHARLES E. FRY Clerk of the Senate .... .THOMAS E-BATEMAN -^Legislative Clerk ''^' of the House ; .THOMAS A. WnrrE Executive Secretary oftheHouse ..LEON H.SHAFFER

STATISTICS Land Area (sijuare miles) ...... ^1,018 Largest City .;.... Cleveland Rank in'Nation ...... ;. ;.?.35th . Population J 876,050 Population 10.740,000 'Number of Citie&over 10,000 Population + .. .114 tRan^ k• .i n Nation t' -1 . , OC6t1 ho Numbex, u r oft /Countie^ .• s ' d8o8 Density per square mile t .-261.8 . • Number of Representatives in Congress .. 24 ——— Capital City .. . ..:.... Columbus . Estimated by Bureau of the Census forjuly 1. 1969. Population X ...... 471,316 t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State t 3rd. t Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960.

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:^^- Nickname ...... The Sooner State Tree Redbud Motto ..., Labor Omnia Vincit Song .. -. • •' • f\ • Oklahoma (Labor C^pquers All Things) Stone ."...... Rose Rock PlDwer :. Mistletoe Reptile N^ountain Boomer Lizard Bifti ...... Scissor-tailed Flycatcher Entered the Union...... November 16, 1907 •Capital City ..... Oklahoma City

OFFICERS r Governot- ^....;...... DEWEY F. BARTLETT Lieutenant Governor .i. .GEORGE NIGH Secretary of State ...... JOHN ROGERS Attorney General ...... G. T. BLANKENSHIP State Treasurer LEO WINTERS State Auditor ...... JOE BAILEY COBB

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PAT IRWIN, Chief Justice WILLIAM A. BERRY, , BEN T, WILLIAMS RALPH B. HODGES . Vice Chief Justice jWlLLiAM H. BLACKBIRD ROBERT E. LAVENDER DENVER N. DAVISON FLOYDL. JACKSON RooNEY MCLNERNEY

LEGISLATURE

-President oP the Senate. ...GEORGE NIGH. Speaker of the House...... ,REX, PRIVETT President Pro Tem of the'Senate.FINIS W. SMITH Speaker Pro Tem of the House Secretary of the'Senate...... BASIL R. WILSON- . , , . . •-. L.ARRY D: DIRRYBERRY" Chief Clerk of the House. .MRS. LOUISE STOCKTON

STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) .68,984 Largest City '. .Oklahoma City Rank in Nation '. 18th • Population X .324,253 Population • .2,568,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population J.:. .26 Rank in Nation f .27th Density per square mile f .37.2 Number of Counties ., .....,' 77 -^ Nuitfber of Representatives in Congress; 6 Capital City Oklahoma City • Estimated by Bureau of tte Census for July 1, 19.69. Population % • • ••••... ;324.253 t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State X .ist i Based on Bureau of .the Census Reports for I960. 597-

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OREGON

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Nickname,. The Beaver State Song ..; ,,. .Oregon, My Oregon Motto ?...... ,...;.:. ,. The Union Stone ...... Thunderegg FloWer ...... Oregon Grape Animal ....Beaver Bird ...... Western Meadowlark Fish .Chinook Salmon Tree ...... :.... Douglas Fir Entered the Union . .February 14, 1859 Capital City ; ...Salem

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OFFICERS

Governor ...'...... ; TOM MCGALL Secretary df State CLAY MYERS Attorney General ...... — ...... LEE JOHNSON State Treasurer ...... ; .ROBERT W. STRAUB

SUPREME COURT. WILLIAM. C. PERRY, Chief Justice WILLIAM M. MCALLISTER KENNETH J. O'CONNELL ARNO H. DENECKE ' GORDON W.' SLOAN THOMAS H. TONGUE RALPH M. IIOLMAN

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

President of the Senate .E. D, POTTS 'President Pro Tem Speaker of the House .ROBERT F. SMrrn of the Senate '...... "...... ANTHONY YTURRI Speaker Pro Tem of the House ... .ROBERT DAVIS Secretary of the Senate ...... CECIL L; EDWARDS Chief Clerk of the- House... .^... (Vacancy)

STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) 96,209 Largest City , Portland Rank in Nation 10th Population! ...... ;...... ,... 372,676 Population •• .-.2,032,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population if ^^ Rankin Nation f 31st Number of Counties 36 Density per square mile f ...... ;.21.1 Number of Representatives.in Congress .4 Capital City >...... Salem • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population J ...... ;. ....49,142 t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. Jlank in State'l", 3rd t Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. 598 PENNSYLVANIA

Nickname ...... The Keystone State Tree .. Eastern Hemlock Motto .,..-, Virtue, Liberty and Independence' ' Animal . ...Whitetail Deer Flower ... Mountain Laurel •1 Bird ...... '.. .Ruffed Grouse Entered the Union .... .December 12, 1787 Capital City ...... Harrisburg

OFFICERS

Governor .RAYMOND P. SHAFER Lieutenant Governor iRAYMOND J. BRODERICK Secretary of the Common-wealth ...... JOSEPH J. KELLEY, JR. Attorney General ...... • • •....,.; .WILLIAM^C. SENNETT "•-^ State Treasurer ....— /,. MRS. GRACE M. SLOAN Auditor General ROBERT P. CASEY

SUPREME COURT

JOHN C.BEI^L, JR., Chief Justice . THOMAS W. PoMEROY, JR.' ' HERBERT B. COHEN. HENRY X. O'BRIEN BENJAMIN R. JONES MICHAEL J. EAGEN . SAMUEL J. RO^RTS

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

President of the Senate. .RAYMOND J. BRODERICK •President Pro Tem Speaker of the House ... ,... HERBERT FINEMAN of the Senate ...... ,... ROBERT D. FLEMING Chief Clerk of the House .VINCENT F. SCARCELLI .Secretary of the Senate...... MARK GRUELL, JR.

STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) .... .\ 45,025 Largest City .Philadelphia Rank in Nation .."..'....; ... 33rd .Population j '...... , 2,002,512 Population • ...... 11\,803,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population J.... 101 Rank in Nation f .3rd Density per square mile t ...... 26^ Number of Counties .r... .67 Number of Representatives in Congress ...... 27 Capital City v .....Harrisburg • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population+' ...;79,697 t Based on population estimate for July 1. 1959. . Rank in State J .. ..!.7th i Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. 599

'€ RHODE ISLAND

Nickname .Little Rhody Tree .Red Maple Motto ... .'. "...... i .Hope Song ,...... ;...... Rhode Island Flower •; .Violet • Rock ...... '. ;,Cumberlandite Bird ...... ;...,...... Rhode Island Red Entered the Union .May 29, 1790 Capital City .Providence

OFFICERS Governor ...... FRANK LICHT Lieutenant Governor .... .J. JOSEPH GARRAHY Secretary o£ State ...... AUGUST P. LAFRANCE Attorney General . .., ,. .HERBERT F. DESIMONE General Treasurer ... . RAYMOND H. HAWKSLEY

SUPREME COURT

THOMAS H. RoBERTS,.,Chief Justice THOMAS J. PAOLINO WILLIAM E. POWERS THOMAS F. KELLEHER ALFRED H. JosLiN :'•

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

President of the Seriate .J; JOSEPH GARRAHY• Speaker of the House ....: .JOSEPH A. BEVILACQUA Priesident Pro Tem First Deputy Speaker of the Senate ,. .FRANCIS. P. SMITH of the House ...... JOSEPH A. THIBEAULT Secretary of the Senate . .AUGUST P. LAFRANCE Reading Clerk of the House. S.ALVATORE R. CESARO

STATISTICS f •4 Land.Area (square miles) .. ...,,,.... .1,049 Largest City ...... c.... i...... Providence Rank in Nation ...... 50th • Population J .207,498 -Population • ...... :...... 911,000 Number of Cities and Towns over 10,000 ;{:§. .20 Rank in Nation f ..; 39th Number of Counties .i. .K .. ,i. .5 Density per square mile f .;.. .868.4 •'•i'ii, Number of Representatives ih Congress ."...... 2. • Estimated b^fflSureau of the Census .for July 1, 1969, Capital City ...... ,...' .Providence t Based on pojnilation estimate foi" July 1, 1969. Population + ...... ; 207,498 t Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. Rank in State X ...... ;...,..,.'. ;... 1st S Includes 12 towns over 10,000 population. 600 ^

'•\ SOUTH CAROLINA

Nickname The Palmetto State Bird ; ....;...... Carolina Wren Motto ... .Animis Opibustjue Pdrati Tree ..,...... '. ....; Palmetto (Prepared in Mind and Resources) Song ...'...... ;...'.,. Carolina Dum Spiro Sperq (While I Breathe. I Hope) Stone ...... ,... .Blue Granite Flower ...... Carolina Jessamine Entered the Union...... May 23, 1788 Capital City ...... Columbia

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: . /-^ •-. . • JOSEPH'R. Moss, Chief Justice JAMES WOODROW LEWIS THOMAS P. BUSSEY JAMES M. BRAILSFORD, JR. CAMERON B. LITTLEJOHN

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

President of iTie Senate., ..... JOHN C.WEST President i?ro Tem of the Senate Speaker of the House ..SOLOMON BLATT ...... ;!.... EDGAR A. BROWN Speaker Pro Tern of the House...REX L. CARTER Clerk of the Senate ...... LoVicK O. THOMAS Clerk of the House...... INEZ WATSON

-STATISTICS . . Land Area (square miles)...... ••• 30,280 Largest City ...... ,;...... ;...... Columbia "^ Rank in Nation ...... 40th Population^. .., ...... 97,433 Population • ...... ; ,...•.;...... 2,692,000 Number of Cities over 10.000 Population |... .15 Rank in Nation f- • •...... -.... • 26th ^^^^^^ ^^ Counties .46 Density per square mile f 8^9 Number of Rtpresentatives in Congress...... 6 ^.1 Capital City .. .Columbia „ . .. „ / , ^ , ^ . , .«,« D.r».,.,io»;^n + QT 499 * Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Fopulation.j .y/,133 ^ g^^^^ ^^ population estimate for. July 1, 1969; Rank in State J...... 1st t Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. - • 601 . • ^ ' ' ' ' SOUTH DAKOTA

Nickname .The Coyote State Song ...... ;...., .Hail, South Dakota Motto ...... ;...... Under God the People Rule Stone ...... Black Hills Gold Flower , .Pasque Flower Bird ..;...... 5....., .Ringnecked Pheasant Animal .....,..;.... j ;... .Coyote Tree ...... Black Hills Spruce Entered the Union...... November .2. 1889 Capital City :...... ;...... ;....-. .Pierre .1

OFFICERS Governor ...... , .. FRANK L. FARRAR Lieutenant Governor .... JAMES ABDNOR Secretary of State ...... ALMA LARSON Attorney General"... . GORDON MYDLAND State Treasurer ...... ;. NEAL A. STRAND State Auditor ,...-...... ALICE KUNDERT

SUPREME COURT

EVERETT^. ;R6BERxSi_ Presiding Judge^ FRANK BIEGELMEIER^" CHARLES S. HANSON FRIED.J. HOMEYER ALEX RENTTO

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-'' Presidentof the Senate...... JAMES ABDNOR PresidentBro Tern of the Senate - Speaker of the House DEXTER GUNDERSON ...J...... ,G. ROBERT BARTRON Speaker Pro Tern of the House. .DONALD GSHEIM SecretaryXf the Senate.....';!... .WM. J. BERGUIN " Chief Clerk of the House. ;. .PAULINMAN

STATISTICS <:>» Land Area (square miles) .; ...... 75,956 Largest City ...... Sioux Falls Rank in Nation ..K . 16th Population | 65,466 Population* : .659,000 Number of Cities oyer Iti.OOO Population J.\ .. .iS Rank in Nation f ;. ."'...... 44th Density per square milef...... 8.7 Number of Counties 67 Number of Representatives in Congress.... 2 Capital City ^ Pierre • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 19.69.. Population X .-. ..;.,.. 10,088 t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State J. .8th • t Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. 602 .,••• i,.

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Nickname . ..;The Volunteer State Tree ,.;.... .Tulip Poplar Motto ..., .A ericidture and Commerce „ When It's Iris Time in Tennessee Flow^er ,., ..'..:....:..:....,;...iris:^°T- — Bird;...... Mockingbird Entered the Union. ,. .June 1, 1796 Capital City .....Nashville'

. OFFICERS

'• • "^ • ' • Governor ...... '.\..... i . Lieutenant Governor ...... T...... FRANK C. GORRELL Secretary of State...... ;... . JOE C. CARR Attorney General; .".. .DAVID M. PACK State Treasurer .. >. .CHARLES WORLEY State Coimptroller .-...... WILLIAM R. SNODGRASS 1

SUPREME COURT

Ross VV. PYER, Chief Justice GEORGE F. MCCANLESS CHESTER C. CHATTIN ALLISON B. HUMPHREYS LARRY CRESON

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Speaker of the Senate..,. . .FRANK C. GORRELL Speaker of the House.... .WILLIAM L. JENKINS Chief Clerk of the Senate. .JOHN W. COOKE, JR. Chief Clerk of the House. .. .THO.MAS G. HULL

STATISTICS Land Area (square;miles) ...... 4r,366 Largest City ...... i Memphis Rank in Nation .,34th J Population % .• • • • • • • • • • • •...... 497,524 .Population • .3,985,000 ^^ Number of Cities over 10,000 Population %:.. .24 Rank in Nation t--... ..mh , Number of Counties ...95 Density per square milef.. 96.3 ' Number of Representatives in Congress. .9 —-—'. Capital City ;.'. Nashville p„„,,l„.,nn + 17ns74 * Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population; ...... l/U,«/4 t Based on population estimate for July 1,1969. " Rank invState t. ,... .'; 2nd. % Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. . \' '•/••'". • ,• '• •••.603v' • ^ . •. • .•";•••• •.. - . •• - ' '• TEXAS

Nickname .. .The Lone-Star State Tree ...... ;.. Pecan i. Motto...... t^...... Friendship • „ ;„ ^ „ _, , ^ Sone : Texas: Our Texas Flower ;...... Bluebonnet ° Bird ..... , .Mockingbird Entered the Union...;...... December 29, 1845 Capital City ...... i ...... Austin \

QFFICE:RS

Governor ...... -.PRESTON SMITH Lieutenant Governor r- ...... • ...... BEN BARNES Secretary of State ...... •, •...... MARTIN DIES, JR. Attorney General...... CRAWFORD C. MARTIN State Treasurer ...... ,-...... ;...... JESSE JAMES State Auditor . »•...... GEORGE W. MCNEIL State Comptroller of Public Accounts ,.. ,,. .ROBERT S. CALVERT

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ROBERT W. GALVERT, Chief Justice THOMAS M. REAVLEY SEARS MCGEE ROBERT W. HAMILTON CLYDE E. SMITH . _ ;. JOE GREENHILL: . ZOLLIE C. STEAKLEY RuEL C. WALKER JACK POPE ^ V.

> LEGISLATURE President of the Senate...... BEN BARNES : Speaker of the House...... Gus MUTSCHER President Pro Tern of the Senate.... .CRISS COLE Chief Clerk of the House •• Secretary of the Senate CHARLES. A. SCHNABEL ...... V...... MRS. DOROTHY HALLMAN

•'^•. STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) 262,970 Largest City .: ... ..Houston. Rank in Nation .2nd , Population X •;••.• • • • • • • • • • •. • .938.219 Population* .. ^...... 11,187,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population J.... 102 Rank in Natiohf...... 4th Density' per square mile f....;.. 42.5 Number of Counties.. .254 Number of Representatives in Congress...... 23 Capital City ...... '..,..., • •. .Austin * Estimated by-Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population ;{: ... ,186,545 t Based on population estimatc_for July 1, 1969. ' , '\, Raiik in State J; ....6th t Based on Bureau of the Census Reports.for 1960. ; 604

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UTAH

Nickname ....The feeehivc State Tree ...... Blue Spruce Motto ...... Industry Song Utah, We Love Thee Flower ... .Sego Lily Bird .... .,...... ; .Seagull Entered the Union..- ...... January 4, 1896 Capital City ...... Salt Lake City ,

OFFICERS

Governor ...... CALVIN L. HAMPTON Secretary of State .. .CLYDE L. MILLER Attorney General .VERNON B. ROMNEY State Treasurer .. ./.GOLDEN L..ALLEN State Auditor .... , .SHERMAN J. PREECE

SUPREME COURT J. ALLAN CROCKETT, Chief Justice F. HENRI HENRIOD E. RICHARD CALLISTER, JR. ALBERT H. ELLETT R. LERbY TUCKETT

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STATISTICS "^ Land Area (square miles) .: .82,381 Largest City...... :...... Salt Lake City Rank'in Nation...... Uih Populaiion\f .>...,,...... ,... 189,454 Population • ....; ....,...... 1,045,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population J... .8 Rank in Nation f.. .aSth dumber of Counties. .29 Density per square mile f ,;...... ,. 12.7 ^^^^^'^^ v- ^-v""" ...... ••••••• • r*^ Number ot Representatives in Congress...... 2 —___;.:, .,•'•.' :/-,i ii„^„,^».2L V ' * - '' " 1QO Ac^^ * Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Populauonj 18y,454 f Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. '' Rank in State J,...... %... • ...... 1st i Baaed on Bureau of the. Census Reports for I960. • '- • . 605 . . , •-' ../ ,\. •••••.-.

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Nickname.... • The Green Mountain State Tree ...... ;.. .-. .Sugar Maple Motto. .\...... Freedom and .Unity Song r...... Hail, Vermont! Flower ...... V. Red Clover Animal .-...,... .. Morgan Horse • ' 1< • • •* • Bird ...... ;...... Hermit Thrush Entered the Union...... March 4. 1791 , .Capital City ...... ' .Montpelier

OFEICERS

Governor ...... , .... DEANE C. DAVIS * ..THOMAS L. HAYES Lieutenant Governor ••"•!• Secretary of State ... .RICHARD C. THONfAs Attorney General ... . .JAMES M. JEFFORDS State Treiasurer ,...... FRANK H. DAVIS Auditor of Accounts .., VROBERT T. KING •m

SUPREME COURT

JAMES. S. HOLDEN, Chief Justice P. L. SHANGRAW ALBERT; W. BARNEY, JR. MitFORD K. SMrrH F.' liAV KE YSER, SR.

.r<"-(: V/ GENERAL ASSEMBLY •

. :v'V ';. ,.••%•• V; -••• - -. ••• , . •• • ••:•••••' I^resident of the Senate...... THOMAS L. HAYES Pffcsident Pro Tem of the Senate " Speaker of the House., . ...JOHN S. BURCEM .ROBERT L. PICHER .....,...... ; .EDWARD G. JANEWAY Clerk of the House... Secretary of the Senate.. ^... ..ROBERT H. GIBSON

;• ;_ v';:•..••;;• -STATISTICS .• .. .-...v ; : • \/-^/ ••-••- Land Area (square miles). i...... 9,274 Largest City ...... Burlington Rank in Nation. 43rd Population]: ...... :.,...... 35^31 Population • .. .439,000 ' Number of Cities "dnd Towns over 10,000 §.\^.. .5 Rank in Nationf...... 48th. Number of Counties ,...... ^...... ,..:li . Density per square milef...... 47.3 • Number of Representatives in Congress...... ! Capital City- •.. Montpelier * Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1. 1569. D^„..i«.:„„ + 0*700 T Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. copulation J ..;...... »./a^ j g^sed on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. Rank in State J. ....-...... ^ .9th i Includes 2 towns oyer .10,000 population. ••^^' ' -. • • • • •. 606 .•'-•' : ••-•,• •..-.; . VIRGINIA

Nickname ....; ..The Old Dominion Bird ; -.Cardinal Motto ...... ;.. .Sic Semper Tyrannis Tree ; .Dogwood (Thus Always to Tyrants) Song. Carry Me Back to Old Virginia Flower ;DogwoOd Entered the Union June 25, 1788 * Capital City :..Richmond

OFFICERS

Governor ...... ^. ..,.....'.. .LINWOOD HOLTON Lieutenant Governor ...... ••••!• SARGEANT REYNOLDS Secretary of the Commonwealth MRS. CYNTHIA NEWMAN Attorney General ...... ;...... ANDREW P. MILLER State Treasurer .LEWIS H. VADEN Auditor of Public Accounts — .JOSEPH S. JAMES Comptroller ...... (Vacancy)

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS

HAROLD F. SN^AD, Chief Justice

• • - * ALBERTIS S. HARRISON, JR. " , : ALEX M. HARMAN HARRY LEE CARRICO GEORGE M. COC::£.^N LAWRENCE W. I'ANSON THOMAS C. GORDON, JR.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

• - • President of the Senate. . .J. SARGEANT REYNOLDS President Pro Tem of the Senate.. .J. D. HACOOD Speaker of the House.. .JOHN W. COOKE Clerk of the Senate...... BEN D. LACY Clerk of the House.... .GEORGE R. RICH I

STATISTICS • Land Area (square miles) 39,841 Largest City ;..-.... Norfolk, . Rankin Nation .". '.'. .36th Population | ....,;...... :',...... 304.86^ . Population • ;. .4.669.000 Number of Cities over lO.OOO Population J 27 Rank in Nation f 13th Number of Counties : ...... 96 Density p>^ square milef. 1175 Number of Representatives in Congress ."^^. .10 Capital City .....: ,: Richmond • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969.. Population X ...... 219.958 t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. . * ^ Rank in State | 2nd t Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for' 1960. "607. WASHINGTON

Nickname -The Evergreen State Tree Western Hemlock / Motto . Alki (By and By) Song ;.....- '..Washington, My Home / Flower Western Rhododendron Fish , Steelhead Trout Bird ....;...... '. Willow Goldfinch Entered the Union...... November 11, 1889 Capital City .;...,.... Olympia

OFFICERS

Governor ...... ,...;...... DANIEL J. EVANS Lieutenant Governor .JOHN A. CHERBERG Secretary of State .... .A. LUDLOW KRAMER; Attorney General .SLADE GORTOI/ State Treasurer ..,?'...... ROBERT S. O'BRIEN State Auditor ROBERT V. GRAI^AM

SUPREME COURT

ROBERT T. HUNTER, Chief Justice CHARLES F. STAFFORD HUGH J. ROSELLINI FRANK HALE FRANK P. WEAVER . ROBERT C. FINLEY /MARSHALL A. NEILL

ORRIS L. HAMILTON WALTER T. MCGOVERN • :\

LEGISLATURE

President of the Senate...... JOHN A. CHERBERG Speaker of^the House...... THOMAS L. COPELAND President Pro Tern of the Senate....AL HENRY Speaker Pro Tem.of the House .. .(Vacancy) Secretary of the Senate...... SIDNEY R. SNYDER Chief Clerk of the House.... MALCOLM MCBEATH

STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) ...... 66,663 Largest City..., .Seattle Rank in Nation...... 20th Population % ••• • • 557,087 Population* , 3,402,00^ Number of Cities over 10,000 Population J... .24 Rank in Nationf...... 22n Density per square mile f...,...... ,. .SY.O Number of Counties...; 39 Number of Representatives in Congress.... j/:. 7 Capital City Olympia • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population % .J8,273 t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State J ...,./. 13th j Based on Bureau of the .Census Reports for 1960. 608

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Nicknaine ...... The Mountain State Tree , ...... Sugar Maple Motto...-. .Montani Semper Liberi c,^ T-I, ur , rr- - • .Lr-ir ^ Song .... i The West Vtrgmta Hills (Mountaineers Are Always Free) , Flower .Big Rhododendron j ^"^"^^1 •'' • • • •.••.•••••• • -Black Bear Bird .Cardinal ^Entered the Union ...... June20,;1863 ; Capital City Charleston

OFFICERS

Governor ...... ;...... ;.;...... ARCH A. MOORE, JR. Secretary of State ...... JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER IV Attorney General .CHAUNCEY H. BROWNING, JR. -State Treasurer ...;...... JcfHN H. KELLY State Auditor ...... ,...:.. DENZIL L. GAINER

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CHAUNCEY H.BROWNIN,G, President HARLJ\N M. CALHOUN FRANK C. HAYMOND FRED H. CAPLAN THORNTON G. BERRY, JR.

LEGISLATURE President of the'Senate. LLOYD G. JACKSON \ President Pro Tem of the Senate. .C H. MCKOWN Speaker of the House;...... IVOR F. BOIARSKY Clerk gf the Senate J. HOWARD MYERS Clerk of the House...... C. A. BLANKENSHIP

STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) 24,084 Largest City Charleston Rankin Nation ...... :...... 41st Population! ,....85,796 Population • ...... ,....';... .1,819,000 Number of Cities oyer 10,000 Population J 15 .Q» Rank in JJ^tion f .' ; .33rd Density per square mile f 75.5 Number of Counties .55 Number of Representatives in Congress ... 5 Capital City .Charleston •• Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population I ;,...... 85,79.6 t Based on population estimate • for July 1, 1969. Rankjn State j ....;.., 1st t Based te' Bureau of the Census Reports" for 1960. 609

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WISCONSIN

Nickname .The Badger. State Song .On, Wisconsin! Motto .'. .Forward Animal ....-..; .Badger Flower .. .• i...... Wood Violet Bird -.....; Robin . Fish / i.. Muskellunge Tree , . .•..., ...... Sugar Maple Entered the Union ...... May 29, 1848 Capital City ...... ;. Madison

OFFICERS

Governor ....;... ^...... WARREN P. KN^IWLES Lieutenant Governor JACK B. OLSON Secretary of State .ROBERT C, ZIMMERMAN Attorney General ..- .ROBERT W. WARREN State Treasurer ...... HAROLD W. CLEMENS State Auditor .. ROBERT R. RINGWOOD Superintendent of Public Instruction .WILLIAM C. KAHL

SUPREME COURT

E. HAROLD HALLOWS, Chief Justice HORACE W. WILKIE ^ NATHAN S. HEFFERNAN CONNOR T. HANSEN BRUCE F. BEILFUSS . LEO B. HANLEV ROBERT W. HANSEN

LEGISLATURE

President of the Senate .. .,...... JACK B. OLSON Speaker of the Assembly.. .HAROLD V. FROEHLICH President Pro Tem Speaker Pro Tem of the Senate ...... ROBERT P.. KNOWLES of the Assembly .ELMER C. NrrscHKE. Chief Clerk of the Senate. :•.WILLIAM P. NUGENT Chief Clerk of the Assembly ...... : .WILMER H. STRUEBING

STATISTICS Land Area (square miles) .54,464 Largest City ...... Milwaukee Rank in Nation .26th Population J ...... 741,324 Pppulatioin • ...... ^ 4,233,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population J .. .43 Rank in Nation f . • • • • • • • • 16th Number of Counties ...... 72 Density per square mile f • • • .• 77.7 Number of Representatives in Congress ...... 10 Capital City • .; ...... Madison gn-- • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population X ...... ^ .126,706 t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State J 2nd t Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. 610 WYOMING

Nickname .The Equality State Tree ...... ,"...... i Cottonwood Motto ...... ^. .Equal Rights. Song '...... Wyoming Flower ... . Indian Paint Brush Stone ; Jade Bird ...... Meaddwlark Entered the Union .'•; .July 10^ 1890 Capital City ....". ;.. Cheyenne

, OFFICERS

Governor , • -STANLEY K* HATHAvk^AY Secrerary of State .MRS. THYRA THOMSON Attorney\&eneral .•...... JAMES E. BARRETT State Treasurer .MINNIE A. MiTCHELL State Auditor .EVERETT T. COPENHAVER State_Sju_perintendent of Public Instruction'. .HARRY ROBERTS

SUPREME COURT

NORMAN B. GRAY, Chief Justice GLENN PARKER JOHN J. MCINTYRE LEONATU) MCEWAN

LEGISLATURE • -. ••, : ••• .. i : •., • ^ President of the Senate ...... EARL CHRISTENSEN Speaker of the House ...t. VERDA I. JAMES Vice President of the Senate . .RICHARD A. TOBIN Speaker Pro Tem of the House . .WARD G. MYERS Chief Clerk of the Senate .ED WREN Chief Clerk of the House. .HERBERT D. POWNALL

STATISTICS' Land Area (square miles) ..... 97,281 Largest City ...... Cheyenne Rank in Nation ...... '... .9th Population I .43,505 Population • , •...... ;. 320,000 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population %.... .5 Rank in Nation f ...... ,*...... 49th Number of Counties ; .23 Density per square mile f ...... ;...... 3.3 Number of Representatives in Congress ...... 1 Capital.City .; , >..-... Cheyenne * Estimated.by Bureau of the Census for July 1, 1969. Population J .. .43,505 t Based on population estimate for July 1, 1969. Rank in State J ... 1st t Based, on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. 611 AMERICAN SAMOA,

Motto ...... Seu le manu, taga'i i le galu Tree i... .«.. .Moso'oi (Progress with Caution) Song .J Ame{ika Samoa V Flower Puataunofo Bird r... .Manusina Became a Territory of the United States... .1899 • Capital City Pago Pago

OFFICERS. .

Governor - .JOHN M. HAYDON Territorial Secretary • ...... (Vacancy) Attorney General ^. .THOMAS K. THORPE Treasurer .CARL H. MEEUWSEN Auditor . (Vacancy)

HIGH COURT

EDWARD H. HYDEN, Chief Justice JOSEPH W. GOSS, MiSALEFUA TAUSULU MASANIAI TE'I Associate Justice LETULIGASEONA losuA TAUALA TULACA

LEGISLATURE President of the Senate Speaker of the House. . .FAINU'ULELEI S. UTU • ..'. ., .SALANOA S. P. AUMOEUALOCO Speaker Pro Tem President Pi:o Tem - . of the House LICOLIGO K. IESEROMA of the Senate... .MULITAUAOPELE TAMOTU Clerk of the House...... PALAUNI M. TUIASOSOPO Secretary of the Senate .MRS. SALILO K. LEVI

STATISTICS t Land Area (square miles). .76.2 Population—Ta'u .. .\ .494 ; Tutuila .V .52 Density per square mile. 29.1 Ta'u .,: :..:...... 17 Population-Ofu & Olosega . .-,3,290 Ofu and Olosega .... .v ;. .5 , Density per square mile...... :. .658 Auhu'u :.:..• .1 Population—Aunu.'u ... .2,150 Rose ...... ;...... 0.2 . Density per square mile.. .2,150 Swains Island .'1... 1 ., Population—Rose .0 Population .....;. .27,229 Density per square mile...... 0 Population—Swains Island 72 Density per, square mile...... -...... ;. .357.3 Density per square mile. .72 Population-Tutuila ...... 21,223 Capital City Pago Pago Density per square mile. .408.1 • Population . .^j...... > ...... 2,037 Number of Counties... 14 ••Combines duties of .Lieutenant Governor and Secre­ tary of State. t 1969 estimate 612 ^^

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:( GUAM

Nickname .Pearl of the Pacific. Stone . Latte Flower ...... :Puti Tai Nabp (Bougainvillea) Animal ; .Iguana Bird Totot (Fruit Dove) Ceded to the United States by Tree ...... |Ji^/(Intsia) Spain ...;...:...... December 10. 1898 Song ,, .. .Stand Ye Guamanians . Created a Territory .....;.. August 1, 1950 Capital City ..•.-. Agana

OFFICERS

Governor ,...... CARLOS G. CAMACHO Secretary of Guam ^ , : ,. , KURT S. MOYLAN Attorney General ,.. FRANK G. LUJAN Bureau of Budget Director ...... JOAQUIN C. GUERRERO Controller i .SEGUNDO C. AGUON . Government Comptroller' ...... • FLOYD W. FAGG

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Judge-...... CRISTOBAL__C. DuENAs . Appointed by the President with consent . of the Senate

ISLAND COURT OF GUAM

Chief Judge ...... ; .JOAQUIN C. PEREZ

LEGISLATURES

Speaker ...... JOAQUIN C. ARRIOLA Legislative Secretary ..., JAMES T. SABLAN Vice Speaker , .EDWARD S. TERLAJE Adihinistrative Assistant ...HERMAN D. SABLAN

STATISTICS! •i=iiT-.ir;^—7,.'- Land Area (square miles) .209 CapiyiL-GityrirrrrTTTT ..Agana ^ )ulation 2,500 PopulationT; ^TTTTTT...... lT)4,000 Largest City .Tamuning . Civilian ...... 66,000 Population !6,900 Mihtary and their dependents...'.. 38,000 Density per square mile ,. ."7 ... .497.6 t Estimates for 1969. SB

MJnder the provisions of the Elective Governorship Act, adopted by Congress in 1^68 as P.L. 907-497, the Act.cadbpted by Congress in 1968 as P.L. 90-497, the Secretary of the Interior appoints a Government Comp­ office of Secretary will be replaced by that of Lieutenant troller who has audit reporting responsibilities-to both the Governor and this office and that of" Governor will be Secretary of the Interior and the Governor, of Guam. filled by election rather than presidential appointment -^Tfae Guam 'Legislature is a unicameral body of 21 beginning in 1970. members elected at large. Members are entitled.Senators. •Under the provisions of the Elective Governorship 613 9X

PUERTO RICO

Song ... .La Borinquena Becanie a Self-governing Becanie a Territory of the . , Commonwealth : .July 25, 1952 United States ...... Deceniber 10,1898 Capital City ,San Juan

OFFICERS . - • ^ .i Governor .Luis'A. FERR6 Secretary of State ...... ;.... .FERNANDO CHARb6N Attorney General .SANTIAGO C. SOLER-FAVALE Resident Commissioner for Puerto Rico in the United States ..,...... JQRGE L. CORDOVA Secretary, of the Treasury ...... '.ANGEL RIVERA AYALA Controller' ...... '.. ..JUSTO NIEVES TORRES

SUPREME COURT

LUIS NEGR6N-FERNANDEZ, Chief Justice PEDRO P^REZ-PIMENTEL • CARLOS SANTANA-BECERRA MARCO A. RICAU HIRAM TORRES-RIGUAL . LUIS BLANCO-LUGO CARLOS V. DAVILA RAFAEL HERNANDEZ-MATOS MARIANO H. RAMIREZ-BACES

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

President of the Senate, RAFAEL HERNANDEZ COL6N Speaker of the JHouse... .ANGEL VIERA MARTINEZ Vice President of the Senate.JUAN J. CANCEL Rios Vice President of the House.RUB£N OTERO Bosco Secretary of the Senate. .TOMAS ORTIZ MCDONALD Secretary of the House. PEDRO TORRES DIAZ^

••,••,.,;• ^STATISTICS ; '/••'••;. '••• Land Area (square miJes)\ .,3,421 Largest City ...... : .San Juan Population • 2,723,000 Population f ...... 432.377 Density per square mile • ,796.0 Number of Cities over 10,000 Population f.... 11 Delegate, to (Congress...... 1 Number of Municipalities...... ••••76 Capital City ....;...... San'Juan ^'^ Populatiorif ...... 432,377 • Estimated by Bureau of the Census for July 1,1968. - Rank in Coram'onwealth f 1st t Based on Bureau of the Census Reports for 1960. ",'--.. " -. .614 , V •

\, TRUST TERRITORY OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS

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Administered by the United States as a trusteeship for the United Nations. .Juiy 18. 1947 Capital City •.;...,..... •.. .Saipan

OFFICERS

High Commissioner ...... ,'. .. .EDWARD E. JOHNSTON. Deputy High Commissioner ..., PETER T! COLEMAN Attorney General ..,.)....., DONALD R. TINDAL Internal Auditor ...... ,... .ROBERT G. GRIEFIS Director of Public Affairs ... .N. NELMAN CRALEY, Jk.

HIGH COURT :

ROBERT K. SHOECRAFT, Chief Justice D. KELLY TURNER HAROLD W, BIJRNETT

CONGRESS OF MICRONESIA

President of the Senate.. ..; .AMATA KABUA Speaker of the House .. BETHWEL HENRY Vice President of the Senate. .OLYMPIO T. BORJA Vice Speaker of the House. .— HENRY SAMUEL Clerk of. the Senate;...... VICTOR UHERBELAU Clerk of the House...... CARL HEINE

STATISTICS-j- Land Area (square miles) ...... 699 Pbpulation-Palau.District ...... '.,... ..11,904 Mariana Islands District...... 183 ' Density per square mile. ;, .66.9 MarshaiMslands District...... 70 Population—Ponape District .18,877 Palau District ...... ;...... 178 Density per square mile. .107.3 Ponape District 176 Population-Truk District ...... 26,368 Truk District ...... ,1.. .46 Density per square mile .^3.2 Yap District , '...... 46 Population-Yap District .6,870 Population ...... 94,469 Density per square mile ...... ;.... .149.3 Density per square mile...... : 135.1 Capital City. Saipan, J^ariana Islands Population—Mariana Islands ...... 11,452 Population ;....-, ,9,214 Density per square mile .62:6 Number of Municipalities...... 102 Population—Marshall Islands ...... 18,988 Density. per square mile 271.3 t As of June 30, 1968. 615 s VIRGIN ISLANDS

Flower ,.. Tecoma Sians Formerly known as Danish West Indies (Yellow Elder or Yellow Cedar) Purchased from Denmark .-^ Song... ..;...... Virgin Islands March January 17, 1917 Capital City , .Charlotte Amalie

OFFICERS

Governor . .MELVIN H. EVANS Government Secretary ,,.. DAVID E; MAAS Commissioner of Finance ~. . REUBEN WHEATLEY Federal Comptroller ...... C. LoRiNG JETTON Attorney General ...... PETER J. P'DEA

1 DISTRICTCOURT '1. Judge ...... :...... -.ALMERIC: L. CHRISTIAN United States Attorney... \...... ROBERT CARNEY

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President .;.... .7. .'i...... ,.; .JOHN L. MADURO Vice President ...... f...... RANDALL N. JAMES Secretary ...... " ...... •..; •.•..•• ^._,..ERIC DA.WSON

STA-WSTiCS* Land Area—St. Croix (square miles)..., .84 . Population—St. .John ...; 1.505 St. Thomas (square miles) .28 Density per square mile ...... 75.3 St. John (square miles)...... 20 Total Population ....;. ...56,699 Total ...... 132 Capital City ...... Charlotte Amalie , St. Thomas PopulatioH—St. Croix . :.....: 26,083 Population .. .23.143 Density per square mile y^...... 310.5 Number of towns ;. 3 Pbpulation-St, Thomas .-r. :.. 1. ..-,,.29,111 Density per square mile .... .,.,.^.. .TIT. 1039.7 • As of 1967. 616

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