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First injection of the Salk Vaccine, following NIH approval and licensing, at the telecast of the poliomyelitis vaccine. Salk is administering the injection to a young boy. Dr. Hart Edgar Van Riper, Medical Director of the National Foundation on Infantile Paralysis, observes. Gift of Mrs. Emerick

Group photograph of Wes Kenney briefing Dr. Jonas E. Salk, Mr. Basil O'Connor, Dr. Bazilauskas and Dr. David Bodian on their parts in the telecast report of the poliomyelitis vaccine. Gift of Mrs. Emerick

Photograph of Ernest Breed, Faculty, as it appears in the 1954 Violet, page 50.

Dr. Hart Edgar Van Riper, Dr. Jonas Salk and Dr. Thomas Rivers onscreen at telecast on the report of the development of the poliomyelitis vaccine. Gift of Mrs. Emerick

Photograph of Mrs. Helen R. Bayne seated at desk.

Head and shoulders photograph of Dr. Edward M. Bernecker, Administrator of University Hospital. (2 copies; 1 negative in poor condition)

Director Kenney and Narrator Emerick introducing the telecast of the poliomyelitis vaccine program and the participants Gift of Mrs. Emerick

Dr. Thomas Francis, Dr. Jonas Salk, Mr. Basil O'Connor (head of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis - later the March of Dimes) and Dr. Thomas M. Rivers briefed by Wes Kenney (DuMont director) on their parts in the telecast report of the poliomyelitis vaccine. Gift of Mrs. Emerick

Head and shoulders photograph of Dr. Braunwald, Class of 52, Chief, Cardiology Branch, National Heart Institute. Dr. Braunwald made contributions in cardiovascular hemodynamics and diagnostic techniques, clinical cardiology, internal medicine.

Dr. Jonas E. Salk answers Dr. Thomas M. Rivers' questions concerning the Rh factor, at the telecast for the poliomyelitis vaccine. Gift of Mrs. Emerick