Irradiated salmon sparks fish studies in AEC era
AEC funded research shows irradiated Pacific salmon return in greater numbers, prompting tests on vigor disease resistance and migration. Studies across wildlife include elk, grizzly bears, mule deer, waterfowl, and fish using radioisotopes and radiotelemetry to predict populations, movements and harvests while ensuring safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Lauren R. Donaldson
University of Washington
College of Fisheries
Donaldson
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Fish and Wildlife
Ean
ELS
Aee
University of Montana
Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit
Missoula
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Park
Montana
Wildlife Research Unit
Commission
National Science Foundation
National Geographic Society
Colorado Wildlife Research Unit
Department of Radiology and Radiation Biology
Colorado State University
Ft. Collins
Colorado
Cache la Poudre Range
Columbia Basin
Pacific
Central
Columbia
Oregon
Idaho
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Oyways
State of
California
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Tennessee
Oak Ridge
Battelle - Northwest Laboratory
Richland
Ohio State University
Animal Kingdom
TV Schedule Reel From Local Station Nightlineline
A dense TV listing outlines Sept 24 programming across channels with news, dramas, comedies, game shows and morning to late night blocks. It names shows like The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, Wagon Train, Perry Mason, The Tonight Show segments, soap operas, and multiple talk and variety programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News News
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Morris
FBI
Andy of
Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Rocky
Bob
Guiding Light
Marijane
General Hospital
Mike Douglas
Art Linkletter
Kitiick
Karrousel
Merv Griffin
Astro Boy
Bot the Clown
Munsters
Chris Chandler
Ron Stone
Batman
Election Muscles Appeal Is Out In This Year
NEA correspondent notes this presidential race lacks dramatic physical contrasts among major candidates. Nixon stands 5 feet 11 and a half inches, about 175 pounds, while Humphrey weighs 170 to 180 pounds at five feet six and a half. George Wallace, at 5 feet seven, weighs 155 pounds, ranking among lighter contenders. The piece catalogs past giants and compares stature with current rivals, highlighting a campaign focused on issues rather than physiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Teddy Roosevelt
LBJ
White House
Humphrey
Waverly
Minn
Richard Nixon
Abraham Lin‘soln
Jean
James Madison
William Howard Taft
George Wallace
Sissy Britches
Almanac Notes Pepper, Gold Rush, and Travel Trends
Pepper enriches history and cuisine while almanac notes pre refrigeration uses. The World Almanac cites pepper’s medicinal roles and a Gothic ransom demand in A D 408. The piece surveys the fading 1968 gold rush, stating low odds for amateurs, rising costs, and the need for scientific methods. It also covers travel trends, noting 1.61 million Americans vacationed in Europe in nine months of 1968 with 8 percent rise from 1967.
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Alaric
Rome
Department of Interior
United States
Frank Johnson
Office of Mineral Exploration
Sutter’s
U.S
State Department
Johnson
America
Passport Office
Europe
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State Department of Game
Pear
Fern ‘Lake
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Forest Service
Berkeley
Iman
Love Lacey
Jerry Lewis Shaw
Air Lancer
Captain Kangaroo
Cadet den
Houston
Tensuré Isla
Noel Grove
World Almanac Fact
Houston Lighting & Power Company
Texas