CERN COURIER May 28, 1999:
In hot pursuit of CP violation
"CP was a consolation prize for physicists.
At least it seemed so until 1964."
"James W. Cronin, who shared the Nobel Prize in physics
for discovering a startling breakdown in what was assumed
to be the immutable symmetry of physical law, thereby
helping to explain the behavior and evolution of the universe
as a whole, died Aug. 25 in St. Paul, Minn. He was 84.
Dr. Cronin’s death was announced by the University of Chicago,
where he was a professor emeritus of physics as well as of
astronomy and astrophysics. No cause was reported."
— Martin Weil in The Washington Post , August 28, 2016