The World Almanac and Book of FactsPress Publishing Company (The New York World), 1961 |
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Page 80
... increased by 28,000,000 in the ten years ended April 1 , 1960 , which increase exceeded the former all - time record of the previous decade by 8,800,000 . net gain of 10 cities of 100,000 or more . The North Central states and the West ...
... increased by 28,000,000 in the ten years ended April 1 , 1960 , which increase exceeded the former all - time record of the previous decade by 8,800,000 . net gain of 10 cities of 100,000 or more . The North Central states and the West ...
Page 100
... increased by 28,000,000 in the ten years ended April 1 , 1960 , which increase exceeded the former all - time record of the previous decade by 8,800,000 . net gain of 10 cities of 100,000 or more . The North Central states and the West ...
... increased by 28,000,000 in the ten years ended April 1 , 1960 , which increase exceeded the former all - time record of the previous decade by 8,800,000 . net gain of 10 cities of 100,000 or more . The North Central states and the West ...
Page 458
... increase in robberies , followed by a 12 % increase in burglaries . Lar- ceny was up 8 % and automobile theft 5 % . The cities contributing to the report counted 462,396 offenses , with a loss of $ 134,000,000 . Crimes against the ...
... increase in robberies , followed by a 12 % increase in burglaries . Lar- ceny was up 8 % and automobile theft 5 % . The cities contributing to the report counted 462,396 offenses , with a loss of $ 134,000,000 . Crimes against the ...
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