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Tags: 1983, American Council on Education, American Medical Association, Andrew C. Ivy, Charles Clabaugh, Chester Davis, Chicago Medical Society, Chicago Professional Colleges, Chicago Sun-Times, Chicago Tribune, Chicaog Professional Colleges, Citizens Committee for Cancer Survivors on Krebiozen, Coleman Griffith, Drake Hotel, Educational Television and Radio Center, Engineering Experiment Station, Food and Drug Administration, George D. Stoddard, George McVittie, Gordon Ray, Harold "Red" Grange, International Telegraph and Telephone, Jack Peltason, Krebiozen, Krebiozen Research Foundation, Lex Peterson, Lloyd Morey, Long Island University, Lyle Lanier, Marko Durovic, National Cancer Institute, National Educational Television, New York University's School of Education, Northwestern University, Ora Dillavou, Park Livingston, Resignation, Robert Rogers, Ross Martin, Science Medicine and Healthcare, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Stephen Durovic, U.S. Public Health Service, UI Board of Trustees, United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), University of Illinois, Will Rose, William F. P. Phillips

Tags: 1955, Bobo Scheele, Cutter Laboratories, Hart Van Riper, Idaho, Inoculation, Irwin Safchik, John Tripp, Jonas E. Salk, Karl Habel, Leonard A. Scheele, National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, National Institute of Health, Parke Davis & Co., Polio, Polio Vaccine, Salk Vaccine, Science Medicine and Healthcare, U.S. Public Health Service, Vaccination, Wyeth Laboratories

Tags: 1954, Du Page, Du Page County, Illinois Department of Health, Illinois Health Department, Jonas Salk, National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, Peoria, Peoria County, Polio, Polio Vaccine, Science Medicine and Healthcare, U.S. Public Health Service, Winnebago County