Word: surveys
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...reason for his prediction, he explained, is the survey done by Paul Kangieser, the State Climatologist of the U.S. Weather Bureau in Boston. Kangieser has found that of the last 16 Novembers which had an "excess of days in which the temperature averaged in the 50's" 75 percent were followed by a cold winter. This November, Brooks said, definitely "fitted this category...
...another survey the South was canvassed for its preferences for the Democratic nomination. Adlai Stevenson, who lost to Dwight Eisenhower in five Southern states in 1952, was shown as Gallup-ing far ahead in the Democratic field. The results...
Prime interest in the program comes from College and Radcliffe students definitely intent on applying to medical school. A survey shows that of the 124 Volunteers who comprise the entire project, 61 percent are pre-meds and another eight percent are considering the medical profession. The General Hospitals Program provides a close glimpse of the organizational workings of the five hospitals, contact with surgeons, ward doctors, nurses and interns on the job, and some actual experience in caring for the sick and injured...
Democrats was united in support of Adlai E. Stevenson in a poll of 826 Law School students yesterday, but Republicans split badly among six candidates. The Presidential preference survey, conducted by the Law School Young Democratic Club, assumed that President Eisenhower would not seek reelections...
...that, in its presentation of some shocking examples of the federal personnel security program in action, would justify the existence of the fund. Other projects include $400,000 to the Southern Regional Council for offices in twelve states to further "community education in intergroup relations"; $300,000 for a survey by Cornell University's Clinton Rossiter (author of Conservatism in America) on Communist influence on U.S. religion, Government, education, arts and mass media; $185,000 for a study by Harvard's Samuel A. Stouffer of popular attitudes toward internal Communism and civil liberties...