Danish Gallup Omnibus Data, 1965

Danish Gallup Omnibus Data, 1965 comprises 11 omnibus surveys carried out by the Danish Gallup Institute in 1965. # #Each survey contains a number of demographic variables common to all the surveys of that year, as well as a number of questions dealing with topical events. This data material contains information from all the omnibuses concerning the questions common to them. # #The questions common to all 1965 omnibuses are: degree of urbanization; sex; age; marital status; occupational status of respondent and of supporter; income of family; school education of respondent; social status; and party preference. # #The special questions deal with such issues as: # #Omnibus no. 01 (DDA-0783): #The performance of the Government; opinions about Lee Harvey Oswald (the presumed assassin of President John F. Kennedy); Saturdays off from work; assessment of Volmer Sørensen's Saturday night TV shows 'Kig Ind' (Drop In); educational TV and radio programmes for children; and attitudes to the 5-day school week. # #Omnibus no. 02 (DDA-0784): #The Danish income tax form; attitudes to development aid (the 1% target); car thefts; steering wheel locks; and friends. # #Omnibus no. 03 (DDA-0785): #The performance of the Government; attitudes to Government grants for artists and writers; attitudes to the USSR and the other countries east of the Iron Curtain joining Western Europe to form the 'United States of Europe'; attitudes to the Liberal Party and the Conservative People's Party becoming one party, possibly joined by the Radical Liberal Party and/or the Liberal Independent Party, a right-wing party; and attitudes to nationalization of banks, insurance companies, etc. # #Omnibus no. 04 (DDA-0786): #The performance of the Government; Danish membership of NATO; attitudes to German troops taking part in NATO exercises in Denmark; the political compromise; attitudes to the political breakaway fraction 'Liberal Debat' (i.e. Liberal Debate) by Niels Westerbye and Børge Diderichsen; and main reason why the Liberal Party and the Conservative People's Party did not take part in the compromise. # #Omnibus no. 05 (DDA-0787): #Summer holiday plans; holiday destination (Denmark or abroad); attitudes to the splitting up of Germany into the German Democratic Republic and the German Federal Republic and to a re-unification of Germany; Thorkild Kristensen and Danish politics; attitudes to America's involvement in Vietnam, and the risk of another world war because of this; attitudes to owner-occupied flats; and attitudes to abortion (legal/criminal). # #Omnibus no. 06 (DDA-0788): #The performance of the Government; A-persons versus B-persons; attitudes to the P.A.Y.E. tax system; attitudes to the new Consumption Tax Act; whether the respondent spent yesterday evening at home; bedtime; knowledge of and attitudes to the Beatles and their music; attitudes to rent being partially tax deductible; and form of pay. # #Omnibus no. 07 (DDA-0789): #Cigarette smoking and lung cancer; attitudes to index-tied wages; house-buying; and co-operation between the Liberal Party, the Radical Liberal Party, and the Conservative People's Party. # #Omnibus no. 08 (DDA-0790): #Denmark: monarchy or republic; assessment of King Constantine and Greek monarchy; summer holidays; holidays abroad; and 'soap lotteries'. # #Omnibus no. 09 (DDA-0791): #TV set and/or car in household; assessment of a number of TV programmes; assessment of the powers of General de Gaulle; attitudes to euthanasia; car thefts; and steering wheel locks. # #Omnibus no. 10 (DDA-0792): #Assessment of the new 'TV News' programme; Radio Denmark's Channel 3; Danish membership of NATO; attitudes to a referendum on Danish membership of NATO in 1969 at the expiration of the present treaty; and Danish membership of the EC (provided that Great Britain joins the EC simultaneously). # #Omnibus no. 11 (DDA-0793): #Attitudes to sex and pornography in books (restrictions or abolition of censorship); radio and TV news programmes; the possibility of a general election coming soon; and the government after such an election