Word: cochrane
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Louis F. Floser, Sheldon Emery Professor of Organic Chemistry, and William G. Cochran, professor of Statistics, were among the ten scientists asked to serve on the federal advisory committee formed by Surgeon General Luther L. Terry...
...Although Cochran explained yesterday that he was involved with the population studies and other statistical evidence relating to smoking and cancer in the initial stages of the study, he said that "everyone was involved in almost everything in the end. Of course, all of us subscribe without reservation to the findings of the report," he said...
However, the blame should not all be placed on Governor Wallace, for the "nonviolence" movements of Martin Luther King and his lieutenants have stirred up so much racial strife and feeling that they are directly responsible for these sad results. PHIL K. COCHRAN Shreveport...
...knew if I flew it right I couldn't miss," said durable Aviatrix Jacqueline Cochran, 57, looking at her Lockheed TF-104G Super Starfighter the way some women look at a gift-wrapped assortment of Cochran cosmetics. To take the women's 100-kilometer closed-course record away from her archrival, Jacqueline Auriol of France, the American Jackie whipped the knife-winged jet through its paces at 1,203.94 m.p.h., erasing Auriol's 1962 record of 1,149.65 m.p.h. And last month Jackie cracked her own mark in the 15-25-kilometer straightaway dash, boosting the Starfighter...
Died. Robert LeRoy Cochran, 77, three-term governor of Nebraska, a slender, conservative Democrat, who was unwillingly pushed into the 1934 gubernatorial campaign from his post as state engineer, won a close election and so surprised the voters with his calm, sensible administration that they sent him back for two more terms; after a stroke; in Lincoln...