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Source: For Veterans, Research Statistics Service, Veterans Administration; for population, 1960-80, U.S. Bureau of the Census; for population 1990-2000, Division of the Actuary, Social Security Administration.

Chart 14

61 State

TOTAL

THE AGING POPULATION: STATE TRENDS, 1961 AND PROJECTIONS FOR 19701

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Table 2

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Oklahoma

Oregon

Pennsylvania
Rhode Island

255,000

281,000

10.6

11.8

190,000

223, 000

10.3

11.0

1, 149, 000
91,000

1,310,000

10. 1

10.6

102, 000

10.6

10.8

State

THE AGING POPULATION: STATE TRENDS, 1961 AND PROJECTIONS FOR 1970' Continued

South Carolina

South Dakota

Tennessee

Texas

Utah

Vermont

Virginia

Washington

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming

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Table 2

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Data for 1961, U.S. Bureau of the Census, "Current Population Reports," Series P-25. Projections for 1970, adapted from "Financing Education in the 1960's," Special Project on School Finance, Research Division, National Education Association, are based on certain assumptions as to national level of death rates and immigration, relation of State birth and death rates and percentage age distribution to national levels, and continuation of previous fertility and net migration levels.

* Computed on the basis of the rounded projections.

OLD-AGE ASSISTANCE, 1962

[Preliminary data: Includes vendor payments for medical care and cases receiving only such payments]

Table 3

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Hawaii

971, 179

1, 192

69.37

Idaho

4, 931, 946

5, 548

71. 34

Illinois

65, 616, 686

64, 483

82.48

Indiana

20, 767, 471

24, 761

72.88

Iowa

31, 680, 213

31, 051

90.72

Kansas

26, 926, 186

25, 248

88.39

Kentucky

35, 925, 788

54, 197

56.87

Louisiana

119, 137, 014

126, 621

79.92

Maine

9, 669, 754

11, 206

76.75

Maryland

7, 899, 933

9, 489

71. 26

Massachusetts

60, 433, 877

58, 467

89.67

Michigan

50, 587, 901

51, 864

77.95

Minnesota

53, 184, 419

43, 921

102. 27

Mississippi

33, 173, 824

77, 872

34. 63

Missouri

80, 365, 419

107, 707

62. 10

Montana

4, 891, 513

6,000

69.02

Nebraska

12, 677, 480

13, 209

79.54

Nevada

2, 569, 266

2,527

89.98

New Hampshire

5, 304, 227

4, 618

99.60

New Jersey

21, 286, 592

18, 634

94. 90

New Mexico

9, 607, 927

10, 882

80.52

New York

57, 097, 554

57, 498

82.55

North Carolina

28, 239, 727

45, 254

53.82

North Dakota

6, 243, 837

5, 939

85.03

Ohio

85, 316, 536

86, 639

83.50

Oklahoma

89, 834, 858

84, 487

89.42

Oregon

Pennsylvania

15, 975, 059

15, 182

84.64

42, 370, 598

48, 529

73.34

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