Word: crossley
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Pietropinto is head of the mental health program at Brooklyn's Lutheran Medical Center. He and Simenauer. who syndicates psychiatric articles, drew up a 40-part questionnaire last January and turned it over to Crossley Surveys Inc.. an opinion research firm. Crossley's researchers around the country got answers from 4,066 men selected to represent a cross section of American males...
...nationwide telephone poll of 1,037 voters conducted for TIME last Wednesday, Thursday and Friday by Crossley Surveys, Inc., reveals that the American public is evenly divided on whether President Nixon knew of and approved in advance the Watergate burglary and bugging. But almost three out of five people surveyed refuse to believe his denials that he knew of the cover-up that followed.* While only one in four would approve of impeaching Nixon if he was merely aware of the coverup, nearly half believe that he should be removed from office if it is shown that he knew about...
...many ways an American microcosm, found 38% of those interviewed believed Eagleton to be so serious a drag on the ticket that he should go. Yet McGovern may have somewhat misjudged the voters' response to the Eagleton revelations. In a poll carried out for TIME last week by Crossley Surveys Inc., 76.7% of those interviewed said that Eagleton's medical record would not affect their vote (see box). A significant number said they were ready to switch from supporting McGovern or being neutral to backing Nixon. Before McGovern had seen any polls on public reaction to the Eagleton...
...politicians and editorial writers clamoring for Tom Eagleton's exit from the Democratic ticket do not appear to reflect the views of the public. According to a nationwide telephone sampling of 1,015 eligible voters conducted for TIME last week by Crossley Surveys Inc., the American people are more sympathetic to Eagleton than the headlines suggest. The questions...