White mice aid rabies tests at Kansas State Lab
Special report from Manhattan details the rabies diagnostic work at Kansas State University. Sixty-seven dozen mice occupy 70 cages as six of the animals die from rabies while 414 survive receiving non rabid brain solutions. The lab handles about 5,500 mice yearly and has run rabies tests for 55 years, helping Kansas avoid human rabies deaths since 1953. Researchers use multiple tests including direct brain examination and the fluorescent antibody test, with mouse results serving as supplementary guidance. Two veterinarians review results to ensure accuracy in this serious disease study.
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Manhattan
Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
Kansas State University
K-State
Kansas
Kenneth D. Weide
Diagnostic Laboratory
Weide
Doctors of Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Weide
Flipper Star Brian Kelly Embraces TV Dolphin Role
AP Movie TV Writer Bob Thomas reports actor Brian Kelly, urged by his agent, accepts a TV series based on Flipper after negotiating terms. Kelly aims to avoid the usual father role, insisting the disciplinarian father will guide the children. He notes Flipper will air on NBC Saturday, with potential for a long run. His stance on dolphin research and government funding adds context, as he highlights scientific work and dolphin communication. Kelly is the son of former Michigan governor Harry F. Kelly, now chief justice.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Brian Kelly
Ivan Tors
NBC
Kelly
United States
Harry F. Kelly
Michigan
State Supreme Court
Mice and rats to fly in 1965 space radiation test
At Cape Kennedy Florida a capsule carrying mice and rats will be launched into orbit in 1965. Half of the rodents will receive a radiation dose to study if weightless flight raises radiation hazard. A gamma or X ray source will be released in orbit and nonexposed animals will act as controls, with data compared to ground studies.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
Marathon TV Schedule Snapshot for Saturday and Sunday
A dense listing of TV programs across channels NBC CBS and ABC from early Saturday to Sunday night. Includes movies such as Malaya Project Moonbase and The Long Haul, various news weather sports blocks, and a slate of dramatic series comedies and sports events with times and channel tags.
Kofo Radio Schedule Details on Morning to Evening
Radio timetable lists KOFO daily programs from 7:00 AM to 9:45 PM including Easy Melodies News Weather Hymn Time church services and multiple Kofo Serenade blocks with interspersed musical programs and community reports The schedule includes frequent News and Weather updates and sections for Farming Markets and Community Events with several Kofo Karavan and Triad segments across the day.
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Centropolis Baptist Church
the Christophers
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
Mt. Oread
Kansas
Independence Hall
Kofo
Mary Blaine
Triad
Pigs Footsteps To Sowing And Curiosities Of 1964
New York AP columnist HAL BOYLE surveys oddities from ancient farming to modern quirks. Facts include pigs aiding ancient Egyptian sowing, codfish with millions of eggs, and odd eating feats. The piece ends with a Khrushchev quote and a notice on social security benefits for elders.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Egypt
Soil Contest Is Begun in Franklin County
Nominations for the annual Franklin County soil conservation awards are open and due by November 1. The program, sponsored by the Kansas Bankers Association agricultural committee, will name winners at a January social dinner. A committee led by county agent Don Brown will select finalists from the nominations. Last year's winners included Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wiseman of Wellsville, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Beauchamp of Ottawa RFD 8, and Edgar Sites of Ottawa RFD 1.
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Franklin County Soil Conservation Awards
Agricultural Committee
The
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Don Brown
Pete Wiseman
Wellseville
Jack Beauchamp
Ottawa Rfd
Edegar
Weekend TV Highlights Including Gleason and Sinatra Lineup
A TV guide rundown lists Jackie Gleason on Channel 5 at 6:30 p m with Life Today contrasts and Lawrence Welk on Channel 8 at 7:30 p m Also Channel 4 presents Never So Few with Sinatra Brigitte Bardot and Lawford at 8 p m Channel 9 airs A Hole in the Head at 8 p m and Hell to Eternity on Channel 9 at 10 10 p m Channel 4 shows Count the Hours at 10 30 p m Ball of Fire on Channel 9 at 11 15 p m and more offerings across Channels 4 5 9 and 13 including classic films and features through late night hours.
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Flicker Follies
USC
Ohio State
Stoney Burke
U.S.A
Hank Stram
Tokyo
Cheyenne
Sportsman’s Friend
Speak Up
Jackie Gleason
Flipper
Mr. Magoo
Lawrence Welk
Gilligans Island
Oral Roberts
Davey and Goliath
Sacred Heart
Encounter
Capital
Christophers
Rocky
Kansas Afield
Ed Sullivan
Bill Dana
Joey Bishop
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Samson
Mr. Deeds
Annie Oakley
General Hospital
Jack LaLanne
Rny Griffith
Ernie Ford
Guiding Light
Whizzo
Accent
Farm Report
Dem
Tagsword
Lernihs Young
Molise Arty
Lawman
Bristol Court
Andy Griffith
Wendy and Me
Lucille Ball
Andy Williams
Bing Crosby
Slattery
Channel 5
Jackie
Life Today
Channel 8
Channel 4
Frank Sinatra
Gina Lolobrigida
Peter Lawford
Channel 9
Victor Mature
Diana Dors
Alan Ladd
Marisa Pavan
Channel 13
Theresa Wright
Macdonald Carey
Adele Mara
Gary Cooper
Barbara Stanwyck
Weird Woman
Lon Chaney Jr
Anne Gwynne
Chicago Syndicate
Dennis O'Keefe
Abbe Lane
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Brian Keith
James Whitmore
Brandon deWilde
Tenderfoot
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Phillips
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Eleanor Parker
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David Janssen
Vic Damone
Brad Harris
Walter Reeves
Jean Arthur
George
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Robert Im
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Ott Lee
Jane Powell
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