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MANKIND RESEARCH UNLIMITED: THE CIA'S PSYCHIC WARFARE RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
PROPRIETARY

DIAGRAM OF KIRILIAN DEVICE GIVEN TO DR. KRIPPNER BY RUSKIES

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KIRLIAN SHOT OF RONNIE SUNSHINE'S PECKER

In the 1970's the U.S. Navy and the Central Intelligence Agency spent
millions of dollars to finance an obscure District of Columbia corporation
called Mankind Research Unlimited, Inc. (MRU). The personnel of this bizarre
company and its affiliates and subsidiaries include some of the most
frightening scientists the government had at its disposal. Its goal, despite
the jargon of its brochures, was the military application of psychic
phenomenon.

I first learned of MRU in 1972 from a young friend, Ronnie Sunshine, who
knew Dr. Stanley Krippner, then Chief Researcher at the "Dream Laboratory"
of Maimonides Hospital in Brooklyn, and Vice-President of the
Soviet-American Association for Psychotronic Research. Dr. Krippner told my
friend that he had returned from the Soviet Union with a schematic drawing
for a " Kirlian Device" given to him by a colleague there. A "Kirlian
Device" reportedly photographed electrochemiluminescence, an as yet
undefined energy field which allegedly surrounds living matter and is
sometimes referred to as the "human aura." Ronnie Sunshine took the above
picture of his penis with a Kirlian device, despite the fact that mild
electric shock was involved. He made a great sacrifice for science.
According to Krippner, "The U.S. government had information on Kirlian,
photo-graphy in 1959, but released it only to Rand, the Air Force, etc. It
wasn't until I went to the USSR and brought back the blueprints personally
that this in-formation was made available to the general public." Krippner
gave a copy of the schematic to my friend Ronnie Sunshine who then assembled
such a camera and began some experi-ments with it. Shortly thereafter, he
stopped by my office to tell me that he had been contacted by some very
strange dudes: "They are either Martians or CIA agents. They call themselves
Mankind Research, Unlimited. Whoever they are they want my schematic and
they want it bad." The minute I heard the Russians were involved I told
Sunshine, "It's the fucking Agency and we're going to do a number on them."

The man who wanted the schematic was Paul Sauvin, who, we later learned, was
MRU's expert "specializing in the detection and analysis of life energy
emissions," in the words of MRU's brochure. Sauvin was an electromechanical
engineer and inventor who had worked in the aerospace industry for thirteen
years before moving to the National Institute for Rehabilitation and
Engineering at St. Joseph's Hospital, Patterson, New Jersey. According to
the MRU materials his research dealt with thought-controlled devices and
psychokinetic switches. Roninie Sunshine told this researcher that some of
Sauvin's switches were allegedly activated when Sauvin had an orgasm.
Although the MRU bro-chure indicates that this research was directed toward
the development of prosthetic devices for the severely disabled, the
military's interest in a trigger which could be actuated by thinking the
command to fire was obvious.

Ronnie Sunshine met with Sauvin, indicated his interest, and hinted at his
willingness to part with the Kirlian sche-matic, but asked if he could visit
MRU's headquarters in Washington. Sauvin agreed, and in early 1973 Yippie
Sunshine drove to Washington and went there late in the afternoon to see MRU
Director Carl Schliecher. Without much difficulty my agent succeeded in
talking Schlicher into letting him crash at the MRU offices, during which he
"inspected" the available files and stole a number of documents, all of
which he subsequently sold me in return for a video camera given to me by
Tom Forcade. Here are the files, presented for the first time on
WWW.WEBERMAN.COM.

MANKIND RESEARCH UNLIMITED

I. PHILOSOPHY AND PURPOSE

Introduction

Mankind Research Unlimited, Inc. was organized to collect, study, develop
and apply extensive and proliferating data on what may be called the
"frontiers of science". This data has come into being as a result of the
cross-fertiliza-tion of various scientific fields which long had little or
no direct contact with one another, and the re-examination of research areas
which were previously ignored by academe as heterodox.- This orthodoxy of
thought was also shared by many applied scientists in both industry and the
government. Consequently, the probability of achieving technological and
scientific breakthroughs by the use of innovative ideas and concepts,
however imaginative or esoteric they might be, has gradually diminished to
the point where, in certain critical areas, the United States is falling
behind existing technological state of the art in other countries of the
world, notably those in Eastern and Western Europe. Mankind Research
Unlimited hopes to reverse this trend and serve both as a catalyst for and
originator of new and creative ideas to stimulate research and technology
applications in areas beneficial to mankind.

Based on our experience in systems concept development and technological
fore- casting, we feel this objective can be optimally attained through
application of system engineering principles to direct, coordinate, and
govern the activities and creative efforts of our multi-disciplinary team of
scientists and experimenters.

Evolutionary Trends in Science

During recent years a number of discernible trends in research have been
noted which point to a second Copernican era in science. While the first
era, sparked by the illustrious Polish astronomer, radically altered man's
cherished conceptions about the universe, the second gives promise of
revising man's concepts about his own nature and relationship to the
universe around him. On what may be called the "frontiers of scientific
investigation", new discover-ies are being made which increasingly confirm
that man not only is a product of his own environment, both in the earthly
and cosmic sense, but that the biological effects of this environment can be
modified by the action of energies, or force-fields, either to enhance or
threaten his well-being.

The principles which have evolved from Planck's Quantum Theory and
Einstein's Theory of Relativity are leading man to realize that the material
universe is a uniform and interrelated whole, and helping man from within to
understand the purposeful organization of living structures and the
relationships between mind and matter. The astrophysicist Dr. Gustav
Stromberg, in his well- considered book, The Soul of The Universe, concludes
that the individual memory is probably indestructible and that the essence
of all living elements is probably immortal, thus tending to confirm the
existence of a World Soul or God.

The sciences of physics on the one hand, and of biology and medicine on the
other, after long and artificial separation, are now beginning to come into
close and fruitful interaction. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the
somewhat belated recognition that everything in nature possesses electrical
characteristics, and that nature has provided a delicately balanced outdoor
spectrum of electromagnetic energy for man's well-being which unfortunately
is not being duplicated indoors.3 Belated, too, has been the realization
that living organisms, man included, are as influenced by the actions of
energies or force-fields as are objects in the inanimate world. The barrier
between living and nonliving matter, so long a mystery and heretofore
impenetrable, is increasingly seen to be an artificial construct of the
other.

Unknown Energies Postulated

It has been postulated for some time that various energies may not
necessarily be associated or correlated with those on the conventional
electromagnetic spectrum. A decade ago, a farseeing editor wrote: "The
possibility that there are one or more biological force-field potentials
constitutes the greatest challenge before the world today. Consider that-the
existence of an electro-dynamic or psychodynamic field were established with
certainty, and that the laws of its universal and its localized operations
were described and used, as are the universals of particles and atoms, of
planets and solar systems, this would mean that man could come to have the
same tranquil confidence in life as a continuum and himself as a
localization therein as does the astronaut in the fields which constitute
his special certainty.

In addition to the relatively new concept of biological force-fields,
reference has also been made to the existence of various undefined forces in
nature which penetrate and permeate conductors as well as dielectrics, do
not attenuate according to known formulas, cannot be measured by
conventional electronic test equipment and may even have a spectrum of their
own.

The Human Mind as an Energy Generator

The suspected existence of a biological or psychodynamic field, as alluded
to above, is another possibility which is rapidly converting itself into a
dis-tinct probability, if not a fact of hard science. The actions of the
human mind -- it must be stressed, are not synonymous with the brain -- have
been taken under study by pioneer researchers, some medically trained, who
are revealing human potentials which only a few years ago were unknown and
unsus-pected. Mankind Research Unlimited is fortunate to have several of
these pioneer researchers associated with our programs.

These studies imply that the human mind has and can develop greater than
normal access to information by extending and enhancing the sensory
abilities. Through the development of these sensory abilities, however
latent they may be, beyond those of the five recognized senses, may thusly
permit man to tran-scend, or pass beyond the limits which contemporary
science accepts as confining.

The Mind-Body Link in Health

By means of these extended sensory perceptive abilities, man is able
positively to affect his bodily (somatic) actions in the same manner in
which the early pioneers in psychosomatic medicine believed that certain
psychological states could have a deleterious effect on the body's
functioning and status.

Not only have these positive effects of higher sensory perception begun to
be dramatically recorded, but the possibility of their being taught, and
con-stantly improved through autogenic feedback mechanisms, is on the
threshold of becoming a reality. The control of autonomic functions, or
those of the involuntary nervous system, have been well-documented -- a
development which places in some jeopardy the use of the term
''involuntary''.

Ignored Historical Evidence Now Being Justified

Although research scientists far ahead of their time have compiled
significant data about many of these phenomena for decades, their results
were often ignored or, worse, maligned by their more conservative and
orthodox colleagues. One of the important reasons for this stage of affairs
was the physicists' and biologists' mutual incomprehension of developments
in one another's fields.

Applications requiring such understanding, and research which made trenchant
use of insights from both disciplines, were oftentimes overlooked or
derided.

The gap between what has been considered metaphysical and what is accepted
as physical is seemingly beginning to close. More than twenty years ago a
remarkable book conjoining physical and psychic data was published, but few
of the world's scientists paid it any attention. Out of print today, this
book is now coming into repute and there are increasing demands for its
repub-lication.

Particle and plasma physicists, who are breaking up the smallest units of
matter into their even smaller constituents, are coming to recognize that
energy fields may be the progenitors of all that exists in the physical
world. The concepts of anti-matter and anti-gravity pose deep philosophical
questions as to the nature and reality of matter.

Complementing the revolutionary advances and new points of view in physics,
are advances and speculations in the study of the human mind. An early
pioneer published his subjective experiences in altered states of
consciousness while under LSD. To this has been added the brilliant work of
a Czechoslovak psychiatrist on the effects of LSD on the mind -- not the
least practical and humanitarian of which is to relieve dying patients from
their fear of the beyond. Other intrepid researchers of the mind, using
subjectively and objective approaches are opening new vistas in the dark
forest of the human psyche.

The power of psychically-gifted individuals such as the redoubtable Edgar
Cayce -- who in deep trance diagnosed the ills of, and prescribed remedies
for, thousands of hapless patients -- were long the object of distrust and
scorn on the part of official medicine. Recently they have begun to receive
serious medical scrutiny.

Trails in research, bringing together new and startling data from physics,
biology, psychiatry, religion, etc., continue to be blazed. One milestone
was reached when the newly-formed Academy of Parapsychology and Medicine
held its first symposium in 1971 to evaluate paranormal and unorthodox
healing and seek breakthroughs which might be applied to the understanding
and treatment of illness. These means would include hypnotherapy, magnetic
healing, acu-puncture, radionics or radiesthesia, and psycho-physical
control of internal states.

The Scientific Revolution in the USSR and Eastern Europe

Data forthcoming from research based on new attitudes toward, and concepts
for developing, human potentials does not always initially surface in well-
recognized scientific journals. Nor is it exclusively the product of
"Western" science. The Soviet Union, as well as certain countries in the
Eastern European bloc, have been active and productive in nearly all of the
above-mentioned research directions. In both connections, we may cite, for
instance, the papers published by a new British journal on a symposium on
"Psychotronics" held in Prague,Czechoslovakia, in the fall of 1970.23
Psychotronics is the Czechoslovak term for what in the United States is
called parapsychology, a discipline recently given official acceptance by
the American Association for the Advancement of Science. In the USSR the
prefered term is biocommunications. As far back as the 1920s Leonid
Vasiliev, a student of the famous Vladimir Bekhterev, founder of the Moscow
Institute for the Study of the Brain and Nervous Activity, had termed what
westerners call "telepathy", big-radio communication. Later, the
incor-poration of the word "biological" into the nomenclature for various
ESP phenomena became standard in the USSR. Milan Ryzl, a scientist who
emigrated from Czechoslovakia to the United States, has defined
biocommunications as a new branch of science concerned with the human
capability of obtaining and interpreting information from other than the
recognized "normal" senses. This science, in-Soviet usage, has two
subdivisions: bioinformation and bioenergetics. The first deals with the
means of obtaining information through the senses, and the second deals with
the energetic effects produced by humans on other matter.

That the Soviets had been actively pursuing research in biocommunications
(parapsychology) was given wide publicity with the appearance in the summer
of 1970 of a popular book containing over 400 references citing work and
specific experiments conducted in this area by Soviet and other East
European scientists. It reveals that the USSR has more than twenty centers
for the study of biocommunications and related phenomena, with an annual
budget estimated to be over 12 million rubles ($13 million) for 1967 and as
high as 821 million for 1970

III. LABORATORY AND RESEARCH FACILITIES

Mankind Research Unlimited currently has available laboratory and research
facilities in various parts of the country which are used to perform
experi-mental studies and research based on data in the MRU data bank, and
for the conduct of special research and applied engineering services as may
be designated by the customer.

- Location Specialty

Albuquerque, N. Mex. Bioluminescence, Psychophysics, Bionics

Bethesda, Md. Sensor Technology and Signal Processing

Boston, Mass. Biophysics, Plasma Physics, Magnetohydrodynamics

Los Angeles, Calif. Bioluminescence, Psychophysics Miami, Florida
Physiological, Biological Effects of Magnetic Fields, Acupuncture

Montclair, N. J. Psychiatric Research, Bio-Feedback, BEG Analysis

Mountain View, Advanced Sensor Technology, Cybernetics,

Los Altos, Calif. Psycho-Acoustics, Cytology

Paterson, N. J. Bioluminescence; Prosthetic, Therapy, and Diagnostic
Techniques; Radionics

State College, Pa. Biophysics, Biocybernetics, Bionics

Washington, D. C. Biochemistry, Pharmacology and Physico-Chemistry

Washington, D. C. Behavioral Sciences, Psycho-Technology Research,
Biocybernetics

Washington, D. C. Acoustic Technology, Psycho-Acoustics Research

I IV. COMPANY CAPABILITIES

Mankind Research Unlimited, Inc. has unique capabilities for collecting,
analyzing and evaluating scientific and technological data (both US and
foreign) to assist customers in determining the impact of biosensory,
biocommunication, and behavioral science applications in their area of
control, interest or responsibility.

In addition MRU has and is acquiring on a daily basis a large amount of
unique biocybernetics data from the USSR and Eastern Europe, which is
other-wise unavailable in the United States. MRU will make this unique data
avail-able for analysis and evaluation for customers with an interest in
Soviet and Eastern European biocybernetics and human engineering
state-of-the-art applications. Supplementing this data will be information
collected from sources in Western Europe including leading research centers
located in France, Germany, Switzerland, and England.

Areas where MRU is exceptionally well qualified to study or conduct
experiments are:

Validation of current scientific progress, and trends in various foreign
countries and identification of research capabilities of foreign
laboratories and experimenters.

Determination of technological state-of-the-art develop-ments and
implications.

Preparation of technological forecasts and assessments.

Definition of systems which improve man's relationship to his environment,

Determination of potentially beneficial health programs and innovative
medical research which highlights causal or preventive factors in human
illness and disease.

Determination and identification of specific user require-ments with respect
to new technologies and concepts in the health, education, and welfare
areas.

Development of programs for further investigation based on the particular
users' requirements where an advanced tech-nology approach involving a
multi-disciplinary effort is involved.

To be able to offer such a broad spectrum of research and analysis
capability to its customers, MRU has brought together many leading
scientists and experi-menters in the multi-disciplinary field of
biocommunications which includes the sciences of bionics, biophysics,
psychophysics, psychology, physiology neuropsychiatry, cybernetics and
systems engineering. This team is available to conduct research and analyses
based on the unique data available at MRU and/or that which may be made
available- by the customer. Representative problem areas that could be
studied and are fully within the capability of MRU include:

. Man-machine cybernetic interactions

. Special sensory biophysical activities

� Bioluminescent and bioenergetic emissions

� Improvement of human performance via biofeedback techniques

� Effects of altered states of consciousness on the human psyche

� Innovative therapy/prosthetic/diagnostic techniques

� Environmental effects upon biological (human or non--human) systems.

� Infrasonic and ultrasonic effects upon biological systems

� Geopathogenic factors which induce illness

. Brain and mind control.

� Telepathic communications or bioinformation transceiving

� Special anesthetic techniques such as electronic anesthetic -systems and
acupuncture

� Development of predictive and protective measures against natural
disasters, specifically earthquakes, tornados, and hurricanes.

� Chromotherapy or music-color therapy as remedial agents to improve mental
health

� Healthful adjustment in ecology balance through aeroionization control
devices.

� Enhancement of the ability of the five senses to receive and transfer
information.

The above list is not meant to be all-inclusive but is presented to give
some indication of the scope of MRU's capability.

V. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES

MRU is pleased to be able to offer some of the leading scientists in the
fields of biocybernetics, biophysics, bionics, biocommunications,
psychophysics, psychology, neuropsychiatry, health and welfare research,
human systems engineering, and related scientific disciplines. Nearly all of
the MRU professional staff possesses either advanced graduate degrees or
doctorate degrees. The individuals whose biographical sketches follow were
selected in order to show a broad base of complementary expertise and
linguistic ability. A number of those persons listed are highly familiar
with special aspects of research and application as it pertains to the
Western, but particularly to the Eastern world.

Descriptive titles of the MRU researchers listed in this brochure include: �
Advanced Diagnostic

. Parapsychology Researcher

. Applications Researcher

� Parapsychology Scientist

� Astro-Biophysics Scientist

. Psychiatry Researcher
� Biocommunications Editor
� Psychology Researcher
. Biocommunications Researcher

� Research and Development

. Biocybernetics Researchers Manager

. Biomedical Engineer

. Research Physicist

. Bionics Researcher

. Research Psychologist

� Biophysics Researcher o Russian Technical Translator

� Clinical Psychiatrist o Russian Translator

� Electromechanical Engineer

. Senior Engineer for Advanced Technology

� Engineering Specialist

. Senior Technical Analyst

� Foreign Area Analyst

. Sovietologist

� International Affairs Analyst

� Technical Analyst

� Medical-Biophysical Researcher

� Technical Writer

� Medical Researcher

Biographical Summaries

Carl Schleicher, MRU Research and Development Director and specialist in
biocybernetics research, has had long experience in the analysis and
evaluation of foreign scientific developments. After graduating from the U.
S. Naval Academy (B.S. Electrical Engineering) in 1956, he served as a Naval
line officer specializing in operations research and linguistics. He
received his M.A. in political Economics from the University of Cologne,
West Germany, was engaged in advanced study at the Universities of Bonn,
West Germany and Lund, Sweden and is currently a Ph.D. candidate in the
Technology of Management at American University. Before joining the staff of
SCI, he was an Operations Research Analyst and R&D Engineer at the Marine
Corps Development Center in Quantico, Virginia. His most recent work has
been the design and development of a management system for assessing R&D
projects to determine priorities, and in bionics, biocommunications, and
cybernetic software systems. Mr. Schleicher has had considerable management
experience as a result of his assignments both in the military and industry,
and has also served as a management sciences consultant.

Dr. James C. Aller, a biomedical engineer, graduated from the U. S. Naval
Academy (B.S., Electrical Engineering, 1942) and served for 20 years as a
Naval officer and test pilot specializing in electronic warfare, missiles
and flight systems. He received the M.A. and M.E.S. degrees from Harvard
University and the D.Sc. degree from George Washington University, where he
is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Clinical
Engineering. He formerly held the chair in Physical Science at the Naval War
College, where he was also a member of the Advanced Technology Committee.

Experienced in the design and development of advanced medical systems and
computer technology, he is a senior member of the IEEE, a member of the
Society for Advanced Medical Systems and Editorial Advisor to
Biocharacterist. He has been a consultant to the President's Advisory
Council on Management Improvement (Health) and a Fellow in Medical Systems
Development (United States Public Health Service).

Christopher Bird is a writer who came into the biocommunications field while
researching a biographical study of the late Dr. Wilhelm Reich. After
receiving his B.A. in Biology at Harvard University (1951) and a Certificate
in Chinese at Yale University (1950) he completed the course work for an
M.A. in Anthro-pology at the University of Hawaii (1957). He is currently a
candidate for the Ph.D. degree in Russian Area Studies at American
University.

After his military service, he became Washington Representative for the Rand
Development Corporation of Cleveland, Ohio, whose president, Dr. H. J. Rand,
was one of the first to undertake private negotiations with the Soviet Union
for the purchase of technical devices and information. Fluent in French and
Russian, Mr. Bird has been an editor of the Gallatin Annual of International
Business and a correspondent for Time Magazine in Yugoslavia.

Dr. Charles R. Buffler, a research physicist, received his B.S. (1951) from
the University of Texas and his M.S. (1956) and Ph.D. (1959) from Harvard
University. After conducting experiments in spin wave analysis of
ferromagnetic resonance, he went on to study the effects of weak or
near-zero magnetic fields on humans and the theoretical aspects of microwave
interaction with various materials. He has also experimented on a possible
biomagnetic explanation for dowsing and investigated ESP phenomena. Some of
this work was in collaboration with Professor Yves Rocard, Director of the
Laboratory of Physics at the Ecole Normale Superieure, University of Paris.

A Senior Member of the IEEE, Dr. Buffler has published articles in the
Journal of Applied Physics, the American Journal of Physics, and elsewhere.

'Dr. Edwin Boyle, Jr., Director of Research at the Miami Heart Institute,
received his B.A. from the University of North Carolina (1943) and his M.D.
from the Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, in 1945. After his
internship and residency in Philadelphia, North Carolina and Virginia, he
held a post- doctoral Fellowship at the National Heart Institute, where he
was Senior Clinical Investigator in Metabolism. He is currently a Clinical
Voluntary Assistant Professor at the School of Medicine at the University of
Miami. He has published or presented over fifty papers on lipids research
and cardio-vascular disease. In recent years he has taken up the study of
mind-body interaction which has involved laboratory investigation of
individuals possessing special sensory abilities. Dr. Boyle is a member of
the AAAS, the Aldous Huxley Foundation, the New Horizons Research Foundation
and many medical societies.

Dr. John Carstoiu is a mathematical physicist currently engaged in research
in biophysics and bionics. He received his B.S. in Mathematics from' the
University of Bucharest, Romania, a higher degree in Civil Aeronautical
Engineering from the Ecole Superieure de l'Aeronautique in Paris, and his
D.Sc. in Mathematics ' from the University of Paris. After his arrival in
the United States in 1949 he taught and lectured at Johns Hopkins
University, Indiana University, Columbia University and Northeastern
University. After joining an electronics company in 1959, he founded his own
research corporation. - His recent research has been principally in
biophysics and bionics. He has received special recognition for his work in
electromagnetic, magnetic and gravitational fields, and in 1965 he was
awarded the "Prix des Laboratories" by the French Academy of Sciences.

- Dr. Stanley R. Dean, a clinical psychiatrist, was graduated from the
University of Michigan Medical School (cum laude) in 1934 after which he
took psychiatric training in four hospitals in New England and New York
City. Presently, a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the University of
Florida College of Medicine, Gainsville, and Regional Psychiatric Consultant
for the Erickson Educational Foundation, Dr. Dean is the Founder and Vice
President of the Research in schizophrenia Endowment and co-founder of the
Stanley R. Dean International Award for Research in Schizophrenia. Dr. Dean
has published over fifty articles, the most recent of which deal with
various aspects of metapsychiatry and the ultraconscious. He is a Fellow of
the American College of Psychiatrists, the American Society for Psychical
Research, the American Psychiatric Association, the AAAS, the Royal Society
of Medicine (Great Britain) and a Diplomate of the American Board of
Psychiatry and Neurology.

Skaidrite Maliks Fallah, foreign area analyst, was brought up and completed
her high school education in Latvia. She is competent in several European
languages. Mrs. Fallah received her B.A. (1960) from Hunter College and her
M.A. (1962) from Johns Hopkins University, both in International Relations.
She has worked as a member of the U. S. government Foreign Areas Studies
Division (FASD), where she was part of a multi-disciplinary team preparing
handbooks on Latin America. She later worked as a Senior Research Associate
in the Cultural Information Analysis Center, a division of the U. S. Army
Research Office-supported Center for Research in Social Systems (CRESS),
where she was responsible for research on a broad spectrum of subjects
pertaining not only to peoples of Asia but to domestic problems relating to
minority groups. One of her papers, published in May 1969 by the Cultural
Information Analysis Center (CINFAC) was "Research Notes on Current
Activities in Selective Fields of Parapsychology".

Paul E. T. Jensen, engineer and mathematician, holds a B.S. degree in
Physics (1947) and a B.B.A. in Marketing (1949) from Tulane University. He
pursued further graduate work in mathematics at San Jose State College and
in psychology at the University of Virginia. After WWII service in the U. S.
Navy and Marine Corps, Mr. Jensen was an industrial representative at the U.
S. Army Proving Ground, Fort Huachuca, Arizona and later became manager of
R&D publications for the same company. In his previous work he has
specialized in the study of new technology develop-ments in the
communications-electronics fields of many countries. He has also managed the
air defense task of the Army's Electronic Warfare 1975 Study. Recently he
has been reviewing East European scientific and technical journals covering
research in neurology, psychiatry, biophysics, brain research and related
electronic measurement techniques. Currently, he is preparing an article on
research methodology in biocommunications and related fields.

Dr. Norman Korobow, psychologist, has had 25 years' experience in
psychological research and its computer applications. He received his B.A.
and M.A. from the City University of New York (in Psychology and Biology)
and his Ph.D. from New York University (in Psychology). Dr. Korobow has been
head of an interdisciplinary team working on information control system
problems. He has accomplished neuro --psychiatric research in stress and
personality, chemotherapy and personality and developed methods for
assessing military personnel for training in advanced electronic techniques.
Mr. Korobow has taught courses in general, personnel, experimental and
industrial psychology. He is a member of the American Psychological
Association.

Richard B. La Tondre, advanced sensor technology engineer, has attended
Jackson College, Honolulu, Long Beach State College and George Washington
University. He studied Chinese at the U. S. Army Language School in
Monterey, California, and Data Processing at an advanced government
technical center. He has worked at the Advanced Requirements Branch of the
Marine Corps Development Center in Quantico, Virginia and at other
defense-related agencies. Presently employed as a project engineer on an
advanced electromagnetic assessment study being conducted by the U. S.
government, he is primarily responsible for planning and implementing the
advanced sensor analysis effort. He has been an electronics consultant in
private industry for such state-of-the- art firms as Triangle Research
Corporation; Dideen, the Associated Designers, Inc., and the Techtran
Corporation.

John E. Laurance, astro- and biophysicist and engineer, has wide training in
nuclear physics, electronics, physical chemistry, engineering and medical
sciences. Mr. Laurance received his B.S. at Whittier College, his M.S. at
the University of Southern California and did graduate work at the
University of California. He has conducted many research projects in these
fields and has carried his knowledge into the development of electronic
sensor systems relating to the paranormal. One of the pioneers in space
research, Mr. Laurance served on advisory committees of. NASA and worked as
space program manager for several corporations. He has also served as acting
chief scientist for the Office of Naval Research. In 1968, he helped to
organize Life Energies Research, Inc., a non-profit institution for the
investigation of human-energy systems and currently serves as a member of
its Board of Directors and on its Research Committee. Addition-ally, he has
made several trips to Brazil to study paranormal medical healing. Mr.
Laurance is listed in various professional directories including American
Men of Science and Who's Who in the East.

Dr. Andrei Lobanov-Rostovsky is a retired professor of history who has spent
a lifetime avocationally studying Hindu philosophy as it relates to
parapsychology and human betterment. He received his doctorate from the
Institut des Sciences Politiques in Paris. After ten years as a
correspondent for Baring Brothers in London, he taught European, Russian and
Far Eastern history at UCLA and the University of Michigan. Author of over
40 books and articles in his specialty, Professor Lobanov- Rostovsky
continues to teach at colleges in Florida and to give lectures through-out
the U. S. in the fields of ancient philosophies, transcendental meditation,
and parapsychology. A Russian by birth, he commands several foreign
languages.

Arthur Marcus, research psychologist, received his M.S. degree in
experimental psychology and has completed course requirements for the Ph.D.
at the University of Massachusetts. He has had thirteen years' experience in
human factors analysis,developing training programs, and field consulting
for both government and industry. He has designed many tests for the
evaluation of human potential in a variety of settings and has participated
in various projects relating to the design, development and evaluation of
information systems. Mr. Marcus has coordinated and directed experiments in
human performance including the experimental design and preparation of
apparatus and procedures, collection and analysis of data and interpretation
of results both with regard to their theoretical and to their practical
implications.

Dr. E. Stanton Maxey is a general medical surgeon practicing in Stuart,
Florida. He received his B.S. from Wake Forest College (1946) and his
medical degree from the Bowman Gray School of Medicine (1950). After
interning at the University of Pennsylvania, he completed his surgical
residency at the C&O Hospital in Huntington, West Virginia (1951-55). He is
certified by the American Board of Surgery and is a Fellow of the American
College of Surgeons. Dr. Maxey, in addition to his surgical career, is
licensed as a commercial pilot and flight instructor and has taken out, or
is applying for, patents on inventions in electronics and aviation. He has
conducted extensive research into the human unconscious and dreams
correlating his findings with the effects of such exterior influences as
electromagnetic fields, barometric changes and the positions of the moon and
planets.

H. Scott McCann, a technical writer and broadcast engineer, holds a B.S.
degree in English from Loyola College where he is also pursuing a master's
degree in psychology. He has ten years' experience in writing and editing
mechanical manuals and has worked in testing half lattice crystal filters
and travelling wave tube amplifier systems. As a technician for ITT Research
Institute, he worked with their Electromagnetic Compatibility Analysis
Center. Recently he has worked with TV station WETA in Washington, D. C. as
the engineer responsible for operation and maintenance of equipment, conduct
of air operations and network switching. He previously was a technical
editor with Operations Research, Inc. and the Tate Technical Service.

Dr. Stefan T. Possony, a specialist in international affairs and in
psychological strategies, came to the United States after serving as an
Advisor to the French Air Ministry and the French Foreign Office in the
early stages of WWII. He then worked as a Technical Consultant for the U. S.
Navy and was a Special Advisor to the U. S. Air Force. In 1961 Dr. Possony
became Director of the International Political Studies Program at the Hoover
Institution on War Revolution and Peace where he is currently a Senior
Fellow. He has been a visiting professor at universities in Asia and Europe.
His doctorate is from the University of Vienna.

Dr. Milan Ryzl is an international authority in biocommunications and
para-psychology. Educated in Czechoslovakia, he was elected a member of
the -Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences. After arriving in the United States
in 1967, -he worked with Dr. J. B. Rhine at the Institute of Parapsychology
in Durham, North Carolina, where he carried on original research pertaining
to the influence of hypnosis on ESP. After teaching at San Diego State
College, he became a professor of para-psychology at San Jose State
University. His Parapsychology: A Scientific Approach, Hawthorn, 1970, is a
landmark in the field, presenting indisputable and thoroughly documented
evidence that psychic phenomena exist and can be studied under
laboratory-controlled conditions.

Paul Sauvin, electromechanical engineer and inventor, is also qualified as a
broadcast engineer and pilot. He has worked in bionics and conducted
research in engineering systems of an electronic, biometric, or
bioluminescent nature. After 13 years in the aerospace industry, he became
affiliated with the National Institute for Rehabilitation Engineering at St.
Joseph's Hospital, Paterson, New Jersey, which designs, builds and dispenses
all types of rehabilitation equipment and prosthetic devices for the
severely disabled. Currently, he is carrying out independent research into
advanced medical applications specializing in the detection and analysis of
"life energy" emissions, inclusive of electro-optical/electro-magnetic
radiation given off by living organisms.

George Schepak, Russian-born aerospace systems engineer and scientific
trans-lator, was educated in Russia and Germany. He has worked with several
California aerospace firms where he designed solid-state, general purpose,
computers and participated in the U. S. space program. He is currently
participating in a research program at the Sepulveda (California) Veterans
Administration Hospital where he is investigating the physiological aspects
of healing using EEGs, EKGs and other devices for monitoring physiological
functioning. He has translated many Russian articles in the
parapsychological field dealing with medicine, physics, magnetism, botany
and geology. An active member of the Southern California Society for
Psychical Research, he became its Director of Research in 1969. He holds a
B.S. in Engineering from UCLA and a law degree from the Blackstone School of
Law.

Dr. Berthold Eric Schwarz, psychiatrist DAD.) and writer on
parapsychological subjects, holds a R.A. (Dartmouth) and graduated from both
the Dartmouth Medical School and the New York University College of
Medicine. Prior to his entry into private practice he was a Fellow in
Psychiatry at the Mayo Foundation in New York. He has conducted in-depth
electrographic and clinical research on LSD, mescaline and clinical
electroencephalography in the Foundation's section of Physiology and
Neurophysiological studies on animals and humans. Dr. Schwarz has studied
telepathic communications in the parent-child and physician-patient
relationships and has published the results of this in the recently
published book by Garrett Publications, Parent-Child Telepathy. He has also
made investigations of such extraordinary paragnosts as Henry Gross, Jacques
Romano, Gerard Croiset and Joseph Dunninger. He is a Diplomate of the
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and a member of the American
Electroencephalographic Society.

Albert B. Wing, advanced technology engineer, took his B.S. in Chemistry at
Brown University (1943) and his M.S. in Optics and Physics from the
University of Rochester (1952). After working on the Manhattan Project in W.
W. II, he has served as a Senior Staff Scientist for an advanced systems
engineering company, manager of operations research for a defense agency and
as a private consultant in radiation sensing and solid-state transducer
physics, X-ray and neutron diffraction, microwave systems, bionics,
geophysics and chemical engineering. Earlier he was principal physicist to
the Cornell Aeronautical Laboratories where he directed research in
biosensor telemetry, space-environment simulation chambers, IFF video
defruiters, centralized time and frequency control and other problems. Mr.
Wing's affiliations include the IEEE (Senior Member), the American Institute
of Physics and the American Optical Society. He is listed in American Men of
Science and was named to honorary membership in the research Society of
America.

NEW DOCUMENT: MANKIND RESEARCH UNLIMITED
INCORPORATED
050 31 It STREET, N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. 20007
PHONE (202) 333-6558
1 November 1972
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
TO: Selected addressees

FROM: Carl Schleicher, President

Mankind Research Unlimited, Inc.

It has recently come to my attention that various rumors concerning our
operation of Mankind Research Unlimited, Inc. (MRU), have surfaced,
particularly in the state of California. Such rumors, however, are to be
expected when an action-oriented organization engaged in pioneering and
innovative research comes on the scene, and more so if such a group is
headquartered in Washington, D. C.

We, in Mankind Research Unlimited, are pleased and gratified to hear of the
interest me have evoked through second and third party sources, however we
cannot take credit, in any manner possible, for some of the claims made
about us. Therefore in order to set the record straight, I want to confirm
the following:

We are not a front organization for any branch of the U.S. Government, or
any other government for that matter. We are a private business
organization, incorporated in the District of Columbia, pay federal taxes,
and are forced to compete in cur "free enterprise" economy for contracts and
grants against other companies, whether they be profit or non-profit. We do
not mind such competition in these areas of mankind research, but actually
encourage and engender it.

We have never sold data, of any type, to the U. S. Government because the U.
S. Government is not authorized to buy data - only finished research
results. The U. S. Government data banks far surpass what any company or
non-government organization could ever hope to offer. We have, however,
obtained several modest government research contracts to nuke feasibility
studies in certain human engineering and psychosomatic evalua-tory areas.
These appear to be "firsts" for governmental-supported "human engineering"
research grants.

All of our research and resources are oriented toward peaceful applications
for any work Able perform, and to improving and bettering the status of
mankind. In this respect, we are doing our best to carry out the promise
that the authoresses, Lynn Schroeder and Sheila Ostrander, made to East
European para-psychologists - to use their data and materials, and to
perform parapsychology research, for peaceful purposes only. However, It is
interesting to note here that unconfirmed reports have reached us, which
indicate that this may not necessarily be the reality of the situa-tion in
Eastern Europe. We hope these "reports" are proven wrong or un-founded.

We have not yet paid the girls, Lynn and Sheila, a penny for their data
because, as yet, we haven't received a penny in return for their material,
nor did we agree to pay the girls anything at any time. If we did, however,
pay out several thousand dollars to translate their material and gave
priority for this effort to unemployed engineers and technical translators.
Many organizations were approached to provide funds to support this venture,
but none came forward. Most of the groups approached mere in the
parapsychology field, including my own organiza-tion, the American Society
of Dowsers - the latter turning me dozen cold and with some admonition for
making such a request in the first place. I can thank, though, the
stockholders and Board of Directors of my parent company, Systems
Consultants, Inc., for being the only ones with foresight enough to advance
the necessary funds, and faith no strings attached to enable this material
to be translated. Since our organization, Mankind Research Unlimited, was
founded and set-up in a proper business manner, we are doing our best to
keep it that way. With your held, we hope to keep our image as untarnished
as possible, and of the highest esteem from the ethical and moral
standpoint. Your dissemination of the contents of this letter would be
extremely helpful in this regard.

I still feel that some of you may be of the opinion that ice should,
nevertheless, pay the girls, Sheila and Lynn, some sort of honora-rium,
etc., for their data and trouble. I wholeheartedly agree, and this will be
done as soon as we derive either a return from their data, or we bring
ourselves in the "black", whichever is sooner. If June 1973 is not soon
enough for this, I will then, at that time, turn over some of the fees to
them that I personally have received from presentations made to various
groups. If this is not satisfactory, I still then try to meet whatever
obligation the girls feel is satisfactory. As yet, they have made known to
me no such request or obligation. This certainly speaks well for them, and I
would like to think it may be due to their under-standing of the difficulty
it takes to start a business in these high-risk areas.

For many months I have heard the comment made, 'fishy doesn't our government
support research in parapsychology areas, as they do in Eastern Europe?"
Acting on this message, we in MRU were inspired to attempt to inquire into
this. We have found that the government can, and will, support research in
these areas, if such research is properly com-municated to them, provides a
beneficial use of tax-payers' funds, and is conducted by responsible
organizations. MRU stands ready to assist any other group to obtain funds
for their programs, should they so request it from us. We have found that
there are opportunities available, more than we can ever hope to handle
ourselves. As a last comment, it is surprising to note that in all of our
endeavors to date, the only rumors or gossip we have thus far, heard have
emanated from some fell within the parapsychology community, and not at all
from government or the orthodox scientific sources, as one might expect.

I hope this memorandum serves to set the record straight, and that all of
you can join us in many of the pending mutual research endeavors. Most of
these are designed to focus on, and help further develop and apply, the
works of some of the heretofore maligned or un-appreciated "frontiers of
science" researchers and pioneers, including:

Harold S. Burr, Ph.D.
F.S.C. Northrop, Ph.D.
Leonard J. Ravitz, M.D.
Wilhelm Reich, Ph.D.
R. B. Amber, D.C.
H. Flotoyama, Ph.D.
Oscar Brunler, Ph.D.
Galen HieTonymus
Gen. Henry M. Gross
Verne Cameron
John Shelley
Ambrose and Olga Woorrall, Ph.D.
Harold Sherman
Townsend Brows
R. Abrams, M. D.
Ruth Drone
Carey Reams, D.N.
Buckminster Fuller
Nikola Tesla, D.Sc.
Yogi Bhajan
Henry and John Foray
K. Raudive, Ph.D.
Ingo Swann S. W.Tromp, Ph.D.
L. L. Vasiliev, Ph.D.
Karl von Reichenbach, Ph.D.
Walter Russell, Ph.D.
Gopi Krishna
Gustaf Stromberg
Jose Silva
Edgar Cayce
Cleve Backster:

Sincerely yours, Carl Schleicher

NEW DOCUMENT

SYSTEMS CONSULTANT INC
M EMORANDUM
25 September 1972
TO: D. Stevens
FROM: B. Zimmerman

SUBJECT: CONTAC Publications
REFERENCE:
(a) Enclosure (1)
(b) (b) Enclosure (2)

Mr. Carl Schleicher is signed for documents listed on Enclosure (1) with the
TIC COMTAC Library. The following documents have been sighted and are in our
security system.

2486 Secret Electronic Warfare (U) Ned 33 (C) 9 February 1970

2636 Secret Anti-Ship Missile Defense (U) NWP-31 12 March 1969

2647 Confidential Mission and Characteristics of U.S. Navy Ships and
Aircraft (U) SWIG 11-20 (U)

4001 Confidential Logistic Reference Data (U) NWP 11-21 (E)

Document 1671 Confidential Anti-Air Warfare (32) NWP 32 did September 1967,
has been returned which is shown on enclosure (2). If Mr. Schleicher has
another original of this document, I have not found it in our log book.

Mr. Schleicher, to the best of my knowledge, has not found documents JNAP
128 (C) (superseded) and NWP 22 (B) which are reclassified mud not under my
supervision. At the time Mr. Schleicher finds these documents, I will
contact IPMC and arrange to have you sign for all accountable documents that
you have a need for.
B. Zimmerman
cc: C. Schleicher

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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
NAVAL MATERIAL COMMAND SUPPORT ACTIVITY
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20360
19 SEP 1972

TO: Carl Schliecher

From: Naval Material Command COGNAC Custodian (NMCSA 55T1)

Subj: COGNAC Publications; custody of

Ref: (a) NA~M4TIMST 5511.7B of 30APR71

1. This office has record of your holding the following COGNAC publications:

SHORT TITLE COPY NUMBER CLASSIFICATION

2. In the event of discrepancies, please note them so we can contact you
concerning them. If any of your publications have been superseded or have
out standing changes it will be indicated next to the publication above.
These publications are out of date. Please retire the superseded publication
and obtain a current One. If changes are indicated, they should be picked up
from this office as soon as possible.

3. In accordance with reference (a, the normal "check out" period for
publications is two (2) weeks. Since that period has elapsed, please sign
the endorsement below and forward it to NMOSA 55T as soon as possible.

N.K. KIPPER
FIRST ENDORSEMENT

From: To: NMCSA 55T Subj: COGNAC Publications; custody of

1. I have the above listed publications under my custody and will return
them to Room 682, Crystal Plaza Building 6 to clear mar signature when I no
longer have a need for their constant use.

NEW DOCUMENT

DATE
RECEIPT FOR CLASSIFIED DOCUMENT 28 AUGUST 1970

TO:
NAVY CONTACT LIBP.4RY
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA 22202
Washington, D. C. 20007
202-333-2111

SYSTEMS CONSULTANTS INC
1050 31st Street, N. W.
Washington, D.C. 20007
202-333-2111
2280 #1 CONFID. SHIP EXERCISES (U) FXP 3 April 26, 1968

1671 ANTI-AIR WARFARE (U) nwp 32 September 1967

1700 AIR AND AAW EXERCISES (U) FXP 2 APRIL 1968

I have personally received from the sender the material, including
enclosures and attachments, as indicated above. I assume full responsibility
for the safe handling, storage and transmittal elsewhere of this material in
full accordance with Department of Defense regulations governing classified
material.

POSTAL REG. NO. |
SIGNATURE & TITLE OF RECIPIENT
DATE RECEIVED
HAND CARRIED BY C. SCHLICHER

NEW DOCUMENT

MANKIND RESEARCH UNLIMITED

I. COMPANY BACKGROUND

Mankind Research Unlimited, Inc. (MRU) was recently established as a wholly
owned subsidiary of Systems Consultants, Inc. (SCI) to provide an
organization for scientific research, development and application of
biocommunications, biocybernetics, bionics, biophysics, and other activities
which impact upon the welfare of mankind. In view of the short history of
MRU, a brief des-cription of the parent company is given to provide the
potential customer with sufficient background so that a corporate and
finan-cial evaluation can be made.

SCI was established in 1966 and has experienced continued growth in
personnel, skills, experience and facilities, We now maintain a staff of
250, with approximately 210 technical and scientific specialists.

The Company's sales have grown from $250,000 in 1967 to sales of $6.5
million in 1971. Under existing government regulations, SCI qualifies as a
small business. Because SCI maintains no affiliations with software or
hardware producers, it is, with-out reservation, able to provide objective
services to all clients.

A permanent professional staff (with an average of 15 years experience) has
concentrated on problem solving in the areas of system definition,
intelligence, electronic warfare human factors analysis, sensor technology
and applications.

Systems Consultants, Inc., has its main office in the Georgetown area of
Washington, D.C. In addition, it has personnel working on a variety of
projects in field offices located in Virginia Beach, Virginia New York City
and Huntington, New York; Ridgecrest and San Diego, California; New London,
Connecticut, Newport, Rhode Island; Key West, Florida; and Honolulu, Hawaii.

The Board of Directors of SCI has made available the full support and
financial resources of SCI to ensure the success of this innovative endeavor
in a relatively new field of science and technology. The capabilities of MRU
and the support capabilities of SCI are summarized in Table 1 to provide an
indication of the experience in related fields and an overview evaluation of
the scientific expertise available.
II. COMPANY CAPABILITIES

Mankind Research Unlimited, Inc. (MRU) has unique capabilities for
collection, analyzing and evaluating scientific and tech-nological
developmental data (both U.S. and foreign) to assist customers in
determining the impact of biocommunication and behavioral science
applications in their area of control, in-terest or responsibility. In
addition MRU has and is acquiring on a daily basis, a large amount of unique
biocybernetics data from Eastern Europe. Some of this original data has been
translated and to our knowledge these reports have not previously been
available within the United States. MRU will make this unique data available
for analysis and evaluation for customers with an interest in Eastern
European biocybernetics state-of- the-art applications. Areas where MRU is
exceptionally well qualified to study or conduct experiments are:

Validation of the current state-of-the-science in various foreign countries,
identification of the research capabilities of foreign laboratories and
experimenters.

Definition of techniques and methodology for data validation or potential
direct evaluation and application.

Determination of technological "state-of-the- art" implications, preparation
of technological forecasts and assessments.

Definition of systems which improve man's relationship to his environment.

Determination of potential health implications, and innovative causal or
preventive medical research.

Determination and identification of specific user requirements,

Determination of educational/teaching implica-tions,

Development of a program for further investi-gations based on the particular
users requirements.

To be able to offer such a broad spectrum of research and analysis
capability to its customers, MRU has brought together many of the leading
scientists and experimenters in the multidisciplinary field of
biocommunications which includes the sciences of bionics, bio-physics,
psychophysics , psychology, physiology, neuropsychiatry,

cybernetics and systems engineering. This team is available to conduct
research and analyses based on the unique data which is available at MRU
and/or may be made available by the customer. Some tasking areas that could
be assigned are:

man-machine cybernetic interactions,

special sensory biophysical activities,

brain and mind control,

telepathic communications or bioinformation transceiving,

bioluminescent and bioenergetic emissions, effects of altered states of
consciousness on the human psyche,

improvement of human performance via bio-feedback techniques,

innovative therapy/prosthetic/diagnostic techniques,

environmental effects upon biological (human) systems,

infrasonic and ultrasonic effects upon biological systems,

geopathogenic factors which induce illness.

The above list is not meant to be all-inclusive but is presented to give
indication of the scope and depth of knowledge and capability available to
MRU.

LABORATORY AND RESEARCH FACILITIES

Mankind Research Unlimited currently has available laboratory and research
facilities in various parts of the country which are used to perform
experimental studies and research based upon data in the MRU data bank and
for the conduct of special research and applied engineering services as may
be designated by the customer.

LOCATION SPECIALTY

Albuquerque, N. Mex. Bioluminescence, Psychophysics, Bionics

Bethesda, Md. Sensor Technology and Signal Processing

Boston, Mass. Biophysics, Plasma Physics, Magnetohydrodynamics

Los Angeles, Calif. Bioluminescence, Psychophysics

Miami, Florida Physiological, Biological Effects of Magnetic Fields,
Acupuncture ^^^ Montclair, N. J. Psychiatric Research, Bio-Feedback, EEG
Analysis Mountain View, Advanced Sensor Technology, Los Altos, Calif.
Cybernetics, Psycho-Acoustics, Paterson, N. .J. Bioluminescence;
Prosthetic,Therapy, and Diagnostic Techniques; Radionics State College, Pa,
Biophysics, Biocybernetics, Bionics Washington, D.C. Biochemical,
Pharmacology and Physico-Chemical Washington, D.C. Behavioral Sciences,
Psycho-Technology Research, Biocybernetics Washington, D.C. Acoustic
Technology, Psycho- Acoustics Research IV. SELECTED RESUMES OF PERSONNEL MRU
is pleased to be able to offer some of the leading scientists in the fields
of biocommunications, bio-physics, big-cybernetics and related scientific
disciplines. The individuals whose resumes follow were selected in order to
show a broad base of complementary expertise. CARL SCHLEICHER Research and
Development Director Mr. Carl Schleicher is President and Research and
Development Director of Mankind Research Unlimited, Inc. -a frontier of
science research company located in Washington, D. C. Mr. Schleicher has
special qualifications and back-ground in the fields of biocybernetics,
bionics, psychophysics, special sensor design and biocommunications
research. This includes the design and application of devices used in the
scientific evaluations of research in those advanced technology fields such
as infrared radiation detectors, ultra-violet recorders, magnetometers,
bio-feedback recorders, Lakhovsky wave oscillators, and human sensory
measurement devices. In the course of this research, Mr. Schleicher has
developed special software systems employing statistical
analysis, -operation research, and mathematical programming to record,
evaluate, and document biological effects of special environ-mental factors
on plants, animals, and humans. One of Mr. Schleicher's most recent works
has been the design and development of a state of the art technological
forecasting and assessment system for the valuing and selection of
multi-million dollar R&D projects. Some of the methods used in this system
included state-of-the-art software techniques such as interacting
exploratory and normative forecasting subroutines, decision tables and
optimization alogorithms. A prolific writer, Mr. Schleicher has written many
articles, manuals and reports (published and unpublished) which include the
areas of statistical theory, war gaming simulations, systems engineering,
biophysical effects, human Engineering and para-pyschology. Mr. Schleicher
studied electrical engineering at -Drexel Institute of Technology and
graduated with a B.S. in Engineering from the U. S. Naval Academy. He
received his M. A. from the University of Cologne in political economics and
has also done graduate study at the University of Lund (Sweden) and the
University of Bonn (Germany). Currently Mr. Schleicher is a Ph.D. candidate
at American University in the field of Technology of Management with
specialties in Operations Research, Management Information Systems and R & D
Management. JAMES C. ALLER Biomedical Engineer Dr. Aller has had extensive
experience in clinical engineering, biomedical research and has designed and
developed advanced medical systems. His most current assignment has been as
an Associate Professor in the Department of Clinical Engineering at George
Washington University Medical Center. He has served as Lecturer on various
biomedical engineering application areas which include: Hospital Information
Systems for the Institute of Advanced Technology, Automated Data Processing
(ADP) and Medicine at the Civil Service Commission, and Reliability for
Tutorial on Multitesting at the International Health Evaluation Association.
In addition, Dr. Aller has served as a consultant to the President's
Advisory Council on Management Improvement (Health Study) and has organized
and developed a course in "Clinical Engineering" at the George Washington
University School of Engineering. Dr. Aller held the Chair of Physical
Science in 1968 to 1970 while a Professor at the Naval War College and also
served there as a member of the Advanced Technology Committee where he was
responsible for the introduction of time-sharing computer support of
curriculum objectives. During the period 1963 to 1967, he was a member of
the Professional Staff of the Operations Evaluation Group at the Center for
Naval Analyses of the University of Rochester. While a staff member, Dr.
Aller was awarded a Fellowship in Medical Systems Development Laboratories
by the U.S. Public Health Service. Dr. Aller served for a period of twenty
years (1942-1962) as a naval officer which included major assignments as
Fleet Electronic Warfare Officer, Missile Range Director, Project Officer of
Regulus II Missile, Head of Missile Guidance Division, Pt. Mugu
(California), and as Project Officer and Test Pilot for the evaluation of
optical aids to all weather landing at the Naval Test Center Patuxent River
(Maryland). Dr. Aller graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy with a B.S.E.E.
in 1942 and subsequently received his M.A. and M.E.S. from Harvard
University. In 1968, he was awarded the Doctor of Science degree from George
Washington University. Dr. Aller is a Senior Member of the IEEE, the Society
for Advanced Medical Systems, and various other professional scientific
organizations. He is also Editorial Advisor to Biocharacterist and is listed
in Who's Who in the Computing Field Aller, continued SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Publications and Presentations "Evaluation of Medical Systems," Engineering
Research Foundation Conference, Deerfield, Massachusetts, 1969. "Electronic
Warfare Concept," Naval War College Review, May, 1970. "Evaluation of Health
Care Delivery Systems," University of l Virginia Colloquium speaker, June
1971. "Medical Engineering" (article in press). "Action Styles and
Management Game Performance," Colloquiums of the University of Texas
Business School, (in press). "Data Reduction through Multidimensional
Analysis," Transactions of Eascon 1971. "The Organization and Staffing of
Evaluation Units in Limited Institutions," paper presented at XIX
International Meeting of the Institute of Management Science, April 4, 1972,
Houston, Texas - joint author "The Use of Man-Machine Systems in Medical
Decisions," presented at 1972 San Diego Biomedical Symposium, February 2-4,
1972, joint author "A Proposal for Improvement in the Selection Process of
Candidates for High Political Office by Use of New Medical Technology,"
presented at 1972 San Diego Biomedical Symposium, February 2-4, 1972, joint
author . "Automation et Acquisition De L' Information Medicale en fonction
Du Diagnostic E1 Du Traitement, (fourth author). Presented at l Sixth World
Congress of Cybernetic Medicine, Naples April 5-9, 1972 by R. P. Charland,
M.D. Action Styles and Management Game Performance An Exploratory
Consideration." Naval War College Review, Vol XXIV, No. 10 June 1972 pp
65-82. (Third author). Aller, continued Co-Author "Watch Out That Those Bits
Don't Bite - A Case Study," Proceedings r of 23rd Annual Conference on
Engineering in Medicine and Biology, L Washington, D.C., 1970. "Systems
Analysis of Operational Data from a Multiphasic Screening Center,"
Proceedings of the IEEE, Vol. 57, No. 11, November, 1969. "Reliability of
Multiphasic Screening Systems," in Proceedings of 21st Annual Conference on
Engineering in Medicine and Biology, sponsored by IEEE, ISA, and ASME,
Houston, Texas, November 18-21, Vol. 10, p. 2236, 1968. "Introduction of
Computer Techniques to Older Multitest Screening Groups," Proceedings of
Third Joint Meeting Clinical Society and Commissioned Officers Assn., Public
Health Service, San Francisco, March, 1968. "Comment on 'chagas' Disease,"
IEEE Transaction of Bio-Medical Engineering, Vol. BME-15, No. 4, pp.
326-327, 1968. Clinical Engineering in Health Service Delivery Multitest
Facilities: A Model, presented before ASEE Annual Meeting, June 1971.
CHRISTOPHER BIRD Biocommunications Editor/Russian Translator Mr. Bird's
experience in biocommunications has largely been gained during research for
a biography on the life and work t of the late biocommunications researcher
Dr. Wilhelm Reich. This research has taken him into tangential fields such
as bionics, psychophysics and psychology, where he has conducted
investigations and reported the results in a series of technical papers.
Additionally, Mr. Bird's linguistic skills, education and training have
equipped him well for carrying out research in the biocommunications field.
Mr. Bird has worked professionally as an interpreter and translator in the
Russian and French languages. He learned the former by living with a family
of white Russian emigres and the latter from two year's residence in France
working with refugees and displaced persons. Mr. Bird studied Chinese for
three years at Harvard and Yale and has a basic knowledge of Spanish, German
and Serbo-Croatian. After graduating Mr. Bird worked for a classified
government agency. During this period he was stationed in Japan. He then
served in the U.S. Army, specializing in psychological warfare, and prepared
a course of study in that subject for the Divisional Staffs of the South
Vietnamese army. After his military service, Mr. Bird became the Washington
representative of the Rand Development Corporation of Cleveland, Ohio, whose
President, Dr. H. J. Rand, was one of the first to undertake private
negotiations with the Soviet Union for the exchange and purchase of
technological information. During this period, he attended the Pugwash
meeting on Atomic, Chemical and Biological Warfare as an assistant to the
international industrialist Cyrus Eaton. Next, Mr. Bird became editor of the
Gallatin Annual of International Business. He later worked for Time magazine
as a correspondent in Yugoslavia. After his return from Yugoslavia, he
became a free-lance writer and biocommunications lI researcher. A selection
of articles and lectures by Mr. Bird L followers Mr. Bird received his B.A.
in Biology from Harvard, where he also studied the histories of Russia,
China and Southeast Asia, I in 1951. He completed the course work for a B.A.
Anthropology at the University of Hawaii and passed the comprehensive
exam-inations for a Ph.D. in Russian Area Studies at American | University
in January 1967. He received a Certificate in Chinese Language from the Yale
Institute of Far Eastern Languages in 1950. Bird, cont. SELECTED
BIBLIOGRAPHY "From a Reporter's Notebook" (summary of situation in
Yugoslavia). Problems of Communism, July-October Lectures on Yugoslavia to
Businessmen's Training Course at American University; School for Advanced
International Studies, Johns Hopkins University; American Association for
the Advancement of Slavic Studies, Washington, D.C., 1969. "Soviet Foreign
Aid". Lecture, Carnegie Seminar on Technical Cooperative and California
Institute of Technology Graduate Seminar on Soviet Foreign Policy,
University of Southern California, December 1963. "Scholarship and
Propaganda" (part of a series: Russia in Africa). Problems of Communism,
March- April, 1962. Reprinted in Le Contrat Social, Paris, July, 1962 as
"L'Africanisme en URSS". "Soviet Objectives in Africa" World Affairs
Institute, University of Southern California Annual volume for 1961.
Lectures on "Russia and Africa" to Institute of World Affairs, E. Carolina
College, 1961; American Association for - Advancement of Slavic Studies,
Washington Chapter, 1961; Rand Corporation, Santa Monica, 1961. "Soviet
Ethnography: A Base for Applied Study of and Operations in Africa",
(Analysis of Soviet writing on Africa). Human Organization, Fall of 1960.
Series of articles in Africa Special Report on Soviet research in Africa:
"Soviet Ethnographic Research on Africa", October 1957. "Bibliography of
Soviet Publications on Africa", October 1957. "Africa's Diverse Peoples
Offer Openings for Soviet Agitation', November, 1957. "What Russia Reads
about Africa", December 1957. "A Soviet Anthropologist Visits Ghana", March
1958. "Soviet Scholars Embark on Major Program of African Research", April
1958. "New Soviet Journal on Asia and Africa", August 1958. "Letters from
Vietnam". Series of articles including interview with President Ngo Dinh
Diem for Honolulu Advertiser (Editorial page). Bird, cont. Participant,
Harvard International Seminar, summer 1957. Lecture, Harvard Summer School
Conference on Political Geography (Soviet Designs on Africa), summer 1957.
"Force for Freedom" (psychological warfare in the Philippines). American
Mercury, 1956. . Editor, "News from the Pacific", Anthropological Society of
Hawaii, 1956-57. Translated and published a Russian novel, (Mnymye
Velichiny, Chekhov Press, New York) which appeared as The Chains of Fear -
Regnery, 1958, and ran in eight issues of Saturday Evening Post May-July,
1958. In Partisan Review, 1961 Special Issue: "Dissonant Voices in Soviet
Literature", translated "The Making of Asper" by A. Grin. Scientific
translations for Academy of Sciences, et-al. EDWIN BOYLE, JR Medical
Researcher/Advanced Diagnostic Applications Dr. Boyle has had over twenty
years' experience as a medical researcher and is currently serving as the
Director of Research at the Miami Heart Institute. Dr. Boyle's medical
background includes assignments as a rotating intern at the Philadelphia
General Hospital, Assistant Resident at Watts Hospital, Durham, North
Carolina (Teaching Hospital of the University of North Carolina), and
Resident at the University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville. He has
also held a postdoctoral Fellow-ship at the National Heart Institute and was
the Senior Clinical Investigator of the Metabolism section of that
institution. Afterwards he became an established Investigator of the
American Heart Association and the Director of the Lipid Metabolism
Laboratory of the Medical College of South Carolina, where he was an
Instructor in Medicine. He became an Associate in Medicine at the Medical
College of South Carolina, and eventually Assistant Professor of
Research-Medicine at that institution. In 1971, Dr. Boyle was appointed
Clinical Voluntary Assistant Professor at the School of Medicine of the
University of Miami in addition to his work at the Miami Heart Institute.
Dr. Boyle has published or presented over fifty papers on aspects of lipids
research and cardiovascular disease and has several others in preparation.
He also lectured extensively on a wide variety of medical subjects. In his
recent years Dr. Boyle has taken a special interest in researching the human
psyche and its influence upon states of the physical body. Some of this
research has included the study of gifted individuals who possess special
sensory abilities and investigating such individuals by clinical methods
employing hypnosis and EEGs, EKGs, myographs, plethysmographs and other
laboratory apparatus. | Dr. Boyle took his B.A. from the University of North
Carolina in 1943, and his Certificate of Medicine in 1945. His M.D. is from
the Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Dr. Boyle is a
member of many Medical Societies, including the Aldous Huxley Foundation,
the American Association for the |Advancement of Science, several councils
of the American I Heart Association, the American Medical Writers
Association and the American Board of Internal Medicine. He is also a member
of the Medical Electronics and Data Society, the New Horizons "Psychic)
Research Foundation, the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine, and
the American Schizophrenia Association. I DR. CHARLES R. BUFFLER I| Research
Physicist 1 Dr. Buffler has over fifteen years' experience as a scientific
researcher, primarily in the fields of magnetism and parapsychology. During
and after a research assignment at Harvard, he conducted several
experiments, which resulted in his "Spin Wave Analysis of Ferromagnetic
Resonance" and other papers disseminated in the Journal of Applied Physics,
the American Journal of Physics and various other scientific publications.
Dr. Buffler's latest work is on the effects of weak or near zero magnetic
fields on humans and on the theoretical aspects of microwave interactions
with various materials. Dr. Buffler has a long-standing interest in the
field of parapsychology. He has assisted in and performed independent
experiments on a possible biomagnetic explanation for dow-sing, and has
investigated phenomena of general extrasensory perception and psychokinesis.
Some of these experiments were conducted in Paris with the eminent ESP
researcher, Professor Yves Rocard, Director of the Physics and Chemistry
Laboratories of the Ecole Normale Superioure, University of Paris. Dr.
Buffler received his B.S. in Physics (1951) from the University of Texas,
and his M.S. (1956) and Ph.D (1959) -from Harvard. He is a Senior Member of
the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and a participating
member of the IEEE Groups on "Microwave Theory and Techniques", "Magnetics",
"Engineering in Medicine and Biology" and "System Science and Cybernetics".
He is also a member of the American Society of Dowsers, Phi Beta Kappa, the
Honorary physics society Sigma Pi Sigma and Sigma XI. DR. JOHN CARSTOIU
Biophysics Researcher Though educated primarily as a mathematician, Dr.
Carstoiu's recent research and experimental work has been principally in the
biophysics and bionics fields. Some of this research has involved
experiments with plasma radiation and waves, knownas the Priore treatment,
which deals with the biophysical application of magnetohydrodynamics (MHD)
in the treatment ofcancer and in developing immunology of living cells to
sleeping sickness. Further research has included the study of the 85
biological effects (in terms of health status, accident rates, behavioral
patterns, etc.) to humans and animals of variations in electromagnetic,
magnetic and gravitational fields. For his work in these areas, Dr. Carstoiu
was awarded in 1965 the prize, "Prix des Laboratories," by the French
Academy of Sciences. Dr. Carstoiu came to America in 1949 and became a
member of the faculties of Johns Hopkins University and Indiana University
in succession. Eve has since lectured at Columbia and North-Eastern
University. He became a citizen in 1954. In 1955 he joined the aerospace
industry, where he worked on the optimal trajectories of jet aircraft and
missiles, the passive detection of fast-moving objects and the NIDAR effect
and the C-layer. In 1959 Dr. Carstoiu joined an electronics company where he
conducted research in magneto-fluid dynamics. He was particularly concerned
with the ASW problem, shock-wave propagation in the presence of a magnetic
field and radio and magnetohydrodynamic wave interaction. Two years later he
founded the corporation of which he has been President and Chief Scientist
ever since. That company has conducted research on the earth's interior and
its magnetism, the electrodynamic properties of sea water (with -possible
applications to communication between and detection of submerged
submarines), magnetic storms and auroras, electromagnetic phenomena, the
dynamics of storms, atmospheric electricity, artificial meteors and many
other topics. Dr. Carstoiu received his B.S. in Mathematics from the Univers
ity -of Bucharest, Romania, and a degree in Civil Aeronautical Engineering
from the "Ecole Nationale Superieure de l'Aeronautique in Paris. He became a
Doctor of Science in Mathematics at the University of Paris. Dr. Carstoiu
has published extensively in the Journal of Rational Mechanics and Analysis,
the Journal de and many others. Certain of his works are: Carstoiu cont.
Articles in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science of the USA:
"Induced Electromagnetic Fields in the Earth", Vol. 45, p. 208, 1959.
"Hydromagnetic Waves in a Compressible Fluid Conductor", Vol. 46, p.
131-136, 1960. "Note on Hydromagnetic Waves in a Compressible Fluid
Conductor, Vol. 47, p. 891-898, 1961. Magnetohydrodynamic Waves in a
Constant Dipole Magnetic Field", Vol. 48, p. 990-996, 1962. This article was
also published as NASA Technical Note D-1689, December 1962 ''Note on
Electric and Magnetic Polarization in Moving Media", Vol. 57, p. 1536-1541,
1967. "Electrohydrodynamic Waves and Related Phenomena", Vol. 58, p.
870-875, 1967. "Fundamental Equations of Electromagnetodynamics of Fluids:
Various Consequences", Vol. 59, p. 326-331, 1968. Some new aspects of
Magnetohydrodynamic Phenomena" in Relativistic Fluid Mechanics and
Magnetohvdrodynamics, New York: Academic Press, 1963. "Tentative Synthesis
of Electrohydrodynamic Phenomena in the Earth's Atmosphere--Theoretical
Development" in Planetary Electrodynamics, Vol. 2, p. 277-289, ed. Samuel C.
Coroniti and J. Hughes. New York, Gordon and Breach, 1969. Dr. Carstoiu's
theories on electrohydrodynamics have also been discussed in "Electricity
and Weather Modification" by Seymour Tilson in IEEE Spectrum, p. 39-40
April, 1969. STANLEY R. DEAN Biocommunications Researcher/Clinical
Psychiatrist Dr. Dean has had extensive experience in clinical psychiatry
and research, including research in biocommunications. His general
internship was at Hurley Hospital, Flint, Michigan, In 1935. He went on to
take his psychiatric training at Taunton State Hospital, Massachusetts;
Boston Psychopathic Hospital, Massachusetts; Fairfield State Hospital,
Connecticut; and Montefiore Hospital, New York. Dr. Dean was in clinical
practice in psychiatry from 1940 to 1965. In addition, he has been a member
of the American Psychiatric Association Task Force on Transcultural
Psychiatry, an Executive counselor for the American Association of Social
Psychiatry, and an Executive counselor for the International Federation for
Hygiene, Preventive Medicine and Social Medicine. He has also been
Vice-President of the Psychiatric Council of the Pan American Medical
Association, Founder and Vice-President of the Research in Schizophrenia
Endowment (RISE), co-founder of the Stanley R. Dean International Award for
Research in Schizophrenia and Staff Psychiatrist Emeritus at Stamford
Hospital and St. Joseph's Hospital, both of Stamford, Connecticut. Dr. Dean
is at present a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the University of
Florida College of Medicine, Gainesville. He is also the Regional
Psychiatric Consultant for the Erickson Education Foundation and the Medical
consultant for the National Study of the Medical Importance of Wine,
conducted by the California Wine Institute. Dr. Dean has published about
fifty articles, of which those that pertain to biocommunications are listed.
Dr. Dean graduated from the University of Michigan Medical School (Cum
Laude) in 1934. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and
Neurology and a Fellow of the American College of Psychiatrists. In
addition, he is a member of Phi Kappa Phi and Alpha Omega Alpha. Dr. Dean is
a Fellow of: the American Society for Psychical Research, the American
Psychiatric Association, the American Association for the Advancement of
Science, American Medical Authors, and the Royal Society of Medicine (Great
Britain). Stanley R. Dean, (cont.) SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 'Beyond the
Unconscious: The Ultraconscious". Psychologia, Vol. 8, No. 3:145-50,
September 1965. "Beyond the Unconscious: The Ultraconscious". American
Journal of Psychiatry, Vol. 122, No. 4:471 October 1965. The Ultraconscious"
American Journal of Psychiatry Vol. 122 "Is There an Ultraconscious Beyond
the Unconscious?" Canadian Psychiatric Association Journal, Vol. 15, No.
1:57-62 "The Ultraconscious Mind". Behavioral Neuropsychiatry, Vol. 2 ' No.
1-2:32-36, April-May 1970. "Metapsychiatry and the Ultraconscious".
Published - American Journal of Psychiatry, Vol. 128 No 5 (Nov) 1971.
Reprinted in Congressional Record, Vol.117 No 176 (Nov 17) SKAIDRITE MALIKS
FALLAH Foreign Area Analyst and Parapsychology Researcher Mrs. Fallah has
had wide experience as a foreign area analyst with primary emphasis on
Eastern Europe. She has also conducted independent research in
parapsychology. Her particular fields are international law, social and
political developments and conflicts in less developed countries,
revolutionary movements and organizations and minority groups and
subcultures within a society. She has written many published and unpublished
technical research reports, one of which, "Research Notes on Current
Activities in Selective Fields of- Parapsychology', is of particular
interest due to the nature of the task proposed in this paper. This document
was published at the Cultural Information Analysis Center (CINFAC) in May
1969 and was prepared for the use of the Department of the Army, U.S. Army
Combat Development Command. Mrs. Fallah was one of the six U.S. members
selected by the New York Board of Education to participate in a two-month
social studies workshop in Israel. While a member of the Foreign Areas
Studies Division's (FASD) multi-disciplinary team which prepared handbooks
on Latin America; she conducted research for and wrote the chapters on
economic development and conditions in Venezuela and Peru. Upon completion
of that assignment, she worked as a Senior Research Associate in the
Cultural Information Analysis Center (CINFAC), initially as a member of the
Asia/Pacific branch and later in the Func-tional Studies branch. In this
capacity Mrs. Fallah con-ducted research on a great variety of subjects
pertaining to the governments and peoples of Asia as well as selected
domestic problems involving racial minority groups. Note: CINFAC is a
division of the Center for Research in Social Systems (CRESS) which at that
time was under contract to the U.S. Army Research Office for foreign area
support services and special international studies. Mrs. Fallah received her
B.A. in International Relations, with emphasis on Political Science and
Sociology, from Hunter College in 1960. She received her M.A. in
International Relations (Latin American Area Studies) from Johns Hopkins
University in 1962. Mrs. Fallah has traveled extensively and is particularly
familiar with Eastern Europe, having been raised and educated in the Baltic
state of Latvia prior to the Soviet take-over in1945. She has native fluency
in several foreign languages, particularly those of Eastern Europe. Fallah,
cont. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Publications Research Notes on Hue as a
Traditional City of Vietnam. SORO/CRESS, 1964. A Selected Bibliography on
Urban Insurgency and Urban Un-rest In Latln Amerlca and Other Areas. CRESS
1966. Customs and Taboos of Selected Tribes Residing along the Western
Border of the Republic of Vietnam. CRESS 1967. Co-author A Study of Rear
Area Security Measures, "China 1937-1945" SORO/CRESS, 1965. Research Notes
on the Vietnamese Village Council. SORO/CRESS, 1965. U.S. Army Area Handbook
for Venezuela, SORO/FAS, 1966. Anotated Bibliography on Internal Defense.
CRESS,1968. Unpublished Reports "Notes on the Social, Economic and Political
Situation in Thailand", 1967. "Research Notes on Current Activities in
Selective Fields of Parapsychology", CRESS, 1969. "Black Muslims; Problems
of Custody and Incarceration", - CRESS, 1969. "Training of Military
Advisors: An Annotated Bibliography and Selected Readings", CRESS, 1969.
Co-author "Significant Developments in the Republic o' Korea, 1955-1968",
CRESS, 1968. "Political, Economic, Social, Psychological and Military
Factors in Indonesia, Japan, India, Thailand and Malaysia", CRESS,
1968. -PAUL E. T. J ENSEN Engineering Specialist and Technical
Analyst/Writer Mr. Jensen is an Engineering Specialist doing intelligence
research and analysis. For the past ten years he has studied Eurasian
Communist and Free World research and technology programs. He has been
especially interested in new commun-ication techniques, combat surveillance
systems, and long range technological forecasts relating to these programs.
The results of his studies have been published in over 30 classified
publications for agencies of the Department of Defense. Recently he has been
reviewing East European scientific and technical journals covering research
neurology, psychiatry, biophysics, related electronic measurement
techniques, and brain research. At present he is preparing an article on the
methodology of research in telepathic communication and related fields. Mr.
Jensen has managed the air defense task of the Army's "Electronic Warfare
1975" Study and also the Electromagnetic Threat to Armv-S5. Since 1964 he
has participated in threat and vulnerability studies for the Army. In June
1966 he was made project supervisor for the studies being done for the US
Army Security Agency Combat Developments Activity. Earlier in 1966 he headed
an analysis project developing a Threat to Army-75. Mr. Jensen was a company
representative at the US Army Electronic Proving Ground, Fort Huachuca,
Arizona, during 1959 and 1960. From 1960 to 1964, he was supervisor of
engineering writing and, later, manager of the R&D Publi-cations Department.
During World War II and the Korean Conflict, he served in the United States
Navy and the United States Marine Corps. Mr. Jensen holds a B.S. degree in
Physics (1947) and a B.B.A. in Marketing (1949) from Tulane University. He
has also done graduate work in mathematics at San Jose State College, and
psychology studies at the University of Virginia. NORMAN KOROBOW Psychology
Researcher Mr. Korobow brings to the company a total of over 25 years
experience in psychological research and computer applications. His work has
been in the areas of human factors; research instrumentation in optics,
electronics, physiological psycho-logy and communications; and computer
applications to research. As part of Mr. Korobow's previous experience, he
was head of an interdisciplinary team for the solution of Information
Control system problems. This work included perceptual and bandwith
requirement analysis, and the setting of psychological require-ments for
Aerospace training equipment design. Mr. Korobow also preformed
neuro-psychiatric research in the areas of personality behavior under
stress, personality and chemotherapy, research design and implementation,
and instrumentation development. He directed research on accident related
variables, and studied methods for the determination of trainability of
selected mili-tary personnel in advanced electronic techniques. Earlier, Mr.
Korobow conducted research on Military Leadership at the U.S.M.A. at West
Point. This work involved the analysis of identifiable personality variables
associated with graded i leadership behavior, the development of new
training techniques, | and motion picture production. He has also studied
man-machine capability in the area of sensorimotor performance under stress,
and the human factors in system design for avionics. Mr. Korobow received
his B.A. degree in psychology and M.A. in psychology and biology from
Brooklyn College, City University of New York. He later earned a Ph.D. in
psychology from New York University. He has had extensive teaching
experience and has taught courses in general psychology, normal personality,
personnel psychology, experimental psychology, and industrial psychology. He
is a member of several professional organizations, including the Eastern
Psychological Association, the New York I State Psychological Association,
arid the American Psychological Association. Korobow is a certified
psychologist in New York State. Some of Mr. Korobow's many scholarly
publications include: "Errors in Perception". M.A. Thesis, Brooklyn College
Library, 1946. "Personality and Audiogenic Stress". Ph.D. Thesis, 1953.
"Reactions to Stress; a reflection of personality trait organization".
Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 51:464-8, 1955. Korobow, cont. How
to Get More out of Training Aids". Technical Publication SDC 383 7-1 Special
Devices Center, Office of Naval Research. "A Study of the Utilization of
Four Representative Training Devices". Technical Publication SDC 383 - 7-2
Special Devices Center, Office of Naval Research, Project 20-A-1OA, l G
1932. "1970 Human Factors Data for ILAAS". GK 2910-0057, Bureau of Naval
Weapons, Dept. of the Navy (SECRET), November 1967. "Human Factors
Analytical Study of ILAAS 1967". GH 2910-0004- 041 Bureau of Naval Weapons,
Dept. of Navy (Research on instrument legibility under high altitude high
ambient light conditions. Development of a new technique for pilot
unburdened weapon delivery), 1964. "Human Factors Analytical Study for ILAAS
1970", GK 2910-0004-042 Bureau of Naval Weapons, Dept. of Navy (SECRET),
(Perceptual and motor limitations on man as controller and decision maker in
1967 aircraft). RICHARD B. LA TONDRE Senior Technical Analyst for Support
Services Mr. La Tondre has served as the SIGINT/Electronics Warfare Officer,
Advanced Requirements Branch, Marine Corps Development Center, Quantico,
Virginia; the Communications Officer for the Chief, Department of Defense
Special Representative in Vietnam; I and an Intelligence Research Analyst
for the National Security I Agency. He has also received extensive formal
training in the fields of combat intelligence, guerrilla warfare,
photomagery, hydrography, special communications, electronic warfare, and
analytical analysis. My. La Tondre is currently employed as project engineer
for the Enemy Electromagnetic Threat (CD-107-EW), a study being conducted
for a U.S. Government Agency. He is primarily responsible for the planning
and implementation of the electronic Warfare effectiveness analysis effort
as related to the update and publication of the Enemy Electromagnetic
Threat- 1975. He has participated in various electronic threat analysis L
projects and studies, including the "Enemy Electromagnetic i Threat to
Friendly Tactical Aircraft in South Vietnam. La Tondre has also been an
electronics warfare consultant performing special ED analysis and
feasibility studies for private industry, including Triangle Research
Corporation, DIDEEN, the Associated Designers, Inc., and TECHTRAN
Corporation. Mr. La Tondre attended Jackson College, Honolulu, Long Beach,
City College, Long Beach State College, and George Washington University. He
also studied Chinese Mandarin at the U.S. Army Language School, Presidio of
Monterey and Data Processing at the National Security Agency. JOHN E.
LAURANCE Astro - and Biophysics Scientist Mr. Laurance is a diversified
scientist and regis-tered professional engineer with an advanced degree and
numerous pre-doctorate courses covering astro-physics, nuclear physics,
electronics, physical chemistry, engineering and medical subjects. He has
had extensive experience in conducting and directing scientific research in
multi-disciplinary fields and especially those involving energy systems. In
addition, he has a broad supplemental background in conducting
investi-gations and performing research related to paranormal fields and in
developing electronic sensor systems derived through such research. A
pioneer in space research, Mr. Laurance has served on advisory committees
during the initial establishment of the National Aeronautics and Space
Administration and has been space program manager for several major
corporations in the aeronautics and space industry. In the latter capacity,
as manager of the Astro-Electronics Division (Engineering Programs
Development and Programs Analysis), he was responsible for program planning
for advanced space vehicle systems. Prior to this Laurance coordinated the
support of basic research programs for the Office of Naval Research in
Washington, D.C. and in the eleven western states where he served as acting
chief scientist. In 1969 Mr. Laurance became Vice President and General
Manager of a new corporation established to pro-vide new technologies and
scientific procedures to Latin American and other developing countries. Mr.
Laurance has been involved in the study of extra sensory perception and
other paranormal subjects since 1930. Subsequent to 1963 he has made several
trips to Latin American countries to investigate these subjects,
particularly in the area of bioenergetic activities including medical
healing. In 1968, as an Associate of '`Essentia Research Associates" he
accompanied a group of U.S. medical doctors to Brazil to I investigate the
works of the widely acclaimed medical healer Arigo. While there, individuals
in this group which were referred to as "The Medical Commission on Arigo"
also looked into additional subjects such as heart transplants and
paranormal activity demonstrations. Mr. Laurance was instrumental in the
establishment in 1968 of "Life Energies Research, Inc.", a non-profit
organi-zation which conducts scientific investigations of unusual and little
known properties of human energy systems. In connection with this research,
he created electronic measuring equipment and conducted research on
radiations emanating from human energy sources. He now serves on the
Research Committee and is a member of the Board of Directors of Life
Energies Research. Laurance (cont.) Mr. Laurance received his B.S. at
Whittier College, M.S. at the University of Southern California and did
graduate work at the University of California. He is a member o f numerous
professional and scientific societies and is listed in professional
directories including "American Men Science" and "Who's Who in the East".
ANDREI LOBANOV-ROSTOVSKY Sovietologist/Soviet Bloc Trend Analyst Professor
Lobanov-Rostovsky has had wide experience extending over fifty years as
Sovietologist and observer-analyst of Eastern European affairs. He has
lectured and written extensively on this subject and has in more recent
years closely followed trends in parapsychology from Eastern Europe with
emphasis on psychical research in the Soviet Union. Professor
Lobanov-Rostovsky has been active in psychical research in the United States
since the 1930's and is a member of the 'American Society of Psychical
Research. Russian by birth, Prof. Lobanov-Rostovsky served in the Russian
Imperial Guards and the French Army during World War I, and in the White
Army during the Russian civil war of 1919-1920. Afterwards he went to London
and spent the next ten years as Foreign Correspondent for Baring Bros., Ltd.
He emigrated to America in 1930 and became a U.S. citizen in 1936. Since
coming to America he has taught European, Russian and Far Eastern
history -ART at nearly fifteen colleges, although he has always been a
member of the History Departments at either U.C.L.A. (1930-1945) or the
University of Michigan (1945-1952) where he is a Professor Emeritus of
History. Among his extra teaching assignments was a year with the U.S. Army
Special Training Corps. He has also lectured on parapsychology. Prof.
Lobanov-Rostovsky attended the Imperial School of Law at St. Petersburg (now
Leningrad), the Lycee de Nice (France) and the Institut des Sciences
Politiques in Paris, from whom he received his diploma in 1923. He has
published over forty books and articles relating to his specialty. They
include: Russia and Asia. New York, The Macmillan Company, 1933. Russia and
Europe: 1789-1825. Durham, Duke University Press, 1947. Russia and Europe:
1825-1878. Ann Arbor, The George Wahr Publishing Co., 1954. "Russia at the
Crossroads: Europe or Asia". London, The Slavonic Review, March 1928.
Lobanov-Rostovsky, cont. "The Soviet Muslim Republics of Central Asia"
London, Journal of the Royal Institute of International Affairs, July 1928.
"Psychological Undercurrents of the Russian Revolution". London, The
Slavonic Review, March 1929. Bali "The Problem of Strategic Frontiers" in
Frontiers of the Future (Lectures arranged by the University of California
Committee on International Relations). Berkeley, University of California
Press, 1941. "Russia and Germany". The Russian Review, March - April 1943.
"The United States and Russia". Reprinted from the United States in the
Postwar World, Ann Arbor, University of Michigan Press, 1947. "Trends of
Soviet Foreign Policy in Asia". Recent Soviet Trends, Proceedings of the
Conference Held at the University of Texas, 1956, Austin, University of
Texas Publications, 1957. A Digest of the Krasnyi Arkiv-Red Archives Vol
31 - 106 Editied by Lobanov Rostovsky Ann Arbor, The University of Michigan
Press, 1955. "The Soviet Union and the War". The World in Turmoil,
Proceedings of the Institute of World Affairs, Vol. XIX, pp. 130-133, Los
Angeles, University of Southern California, 1942. "Russian Expansion in the
Far East in the Light of the Turner Theory". The Frontier in Perspective,
pp. 79-95, Madison, University of Wisconsin Press, 1957. ARTHUR MARCUS
Research Psychologist Mr. Marcus brings to this project more than thirteen
years of experience in the areas of experimental psychology, human factors
analysis, training and field consulting for both government and industry.
Much of his work has been in the design of field tests and the evaluation of
the performance effectiveness of people and systems in a variety of
settings. He has participated in many projects related to the design,
development and evaluation of information systems. This work has included
the determination of requirements, development of operational methods and
procedures, allocation of man-machine functions, evaluation of system
alternatives and the selection of hardware and software applications for
system implementation. Mr. Marcus has been responsible for coordinating,
directing and conducting experiments in human performance, including the
experimental design and preparation of apparatus and procedures, collection
and analysis of data and interpretation of results both with regard to their
theoretical implications and their practical applications. Mr. Marcus has
performed and reported on applied research studies (both field and
experimental) to determine immediate answers to special human factors
problems. In doing this, he has surveyed relevant literature for useful
ideas, facts, approaches and techniques. He has reviewed research reports
published by other organizations and individuals and has maintained liaison
with, and when necessary has obtained assistance from, other researchers and
organizations who have lan interest and capability to perform psychological
research. Since joining the company, Mr. Marcus has become invoIved in two
major military electronic system efforts, notably the SHORTSTOP System and
the Air Combat Maneuvering Range System. His work has been in the human
factors areas of display design, workplace layouts and in the determination
of personnel require-ments for operation, maintenance and control. His tasks
on SHORTSTOP include the optimization of operator duties, planning and
participating in field tests, and the analysis of a variety of EW functions.
Mr. Marcus has provided support to numerous other military , System Program
Offices (including SAM-D, LHA, NMCC, 416L, BUIC and 440L) through the
application of exploratory and advanced development findings to system
acquisition problems. His primary function has been to insure that adequate
psychological principles and techniques are applied to improve the design,
performance and operational capability of current and planned military
systems through the conduct of research tasks and special studies. Marcus,
cont. Marcus received his M.S. degree in Experimental Psychology and has
completed the course requirements for a Ph.D. at the Diversity of
Massachusetts. He received his B.B.A. industrial Psychology from the City
College of New York. Marcus currently holds a SECRET clearance. SELECTED
BIBLIOGRAPHY Preliminary Evaluation of Human Factors Affecting the Selection
and Utilization of Displays for the ACMR System. Systems Consultants, Inc.
25 May 1970. Sequence Diagram Techniques in Systems Analysis (with T. G.
Slattery and H. E. Etter). Dunlap & Associates, Inc. Monograph No. 5, 1 July
1969. A Case for AD Human Performance Testing. Dunlap & Associates, Inc.
Report No. 176-48, 21 November 1968. SAM-D Symbology-Human Factors Testing
of Proposed Symbol Code (with H. Bowen and R. Bughman). Dunlap Associates,
Inc. Report No. 176-38, 24 July 1968. Integrated Closed-Circuit Television
Study (Report prepared on the EHA Program for the Raytheon Co.). Dunlap and
Associates, Inc., 27 November 1967. National Military Command Center
Briefing Facilities Users' Manual. Decision Sciences laboratory, Electronic
Systems Division, January 1966. "The Effect of Correct Response Location on
the Difficulty l Level of Multiple-Choice Questions". Journal of Applied
Psychology, 47, 48-51, 1963. E. STANTON MAXEY, M.D. Medical-Biophysical
Researcher Dr. Maxey has practiced general surgery in Stuart, Florida, since
1956. In addition to his practice, he has wide interests in Aviation and
Electronics. He is Licensed as a commercial pilot (airplane single and
(multi engine ratings) and as an Instrument and Flight Instructor. At
present he holds a patent for his Video Landing and Departure System and has
applied for patents on other inventions in electronics. Dr. Maxey is
conducting extensive studies in sleep research and human unconscious
behavior patterns. Through the use of sophisticated sensors, he is
attempting to determine the effects of exterior phenomena on dreams. An
innovative feature of this research will be the use of electromagnetic
recording of EEG's, ultraviolet and infrared sensors, precise weight
analysis and the correlation of these technical factors with exterior
phenomena such as electromagnetic fields, moon and planetary positions,
barometric changes, and the dream recall abilities of the subject. Dr. Maxey
received his B.S. (Cum Laude) in 1946 from Wake Forest College where he was
also elected to Phi Beta Kappa. He received his M.D. from the M.D. Bowman
Gray School of Medicine in 1950, and completed his medical Internship
(1950-1951) at the University of Pennsylvania. His surgical residency was at
the Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital in Huntington, West Virginia, from
1951-1955. Dr. Maxey is certified by the American Board of Surgery and is a
Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. |H. SCOTT MC CANN Technical
Writer/Editor Mr. McCann brings to the company a total of nearly ten years
experience in technical writing, and editing of weapon systems technical
manuals. He has also had experience in testing half lattice crystal filters
and traveling wave tube amplifier systems. Mr. McCann has most recently
worked with TV station WETA where he was an engineer responsible for the
operation and light maintenance of station equipment, the conduct of day to
day air operations, and network switching. He previously served as a
technical editor for Operations Research, Inc. where he was responsible for
all-stages of editing. Mr. McCann held a similar position with Tate
Technical Service, Inc. As a technician for IIT Research Institute, Mr.
McCann has had four years of experience with the Electromagnetic
Compatibility Analysis Center (ECAC) working with engineers on various RFI
problems on communications, radar, and weapons systems. In addition, Mr.
McCann served as a technician for the Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation,
responsible for testing half lattice crystal filters and traveling wave tube
amplifier systems. Mr. McCann received his B. S. degree in English from
Loyola College, and is currently a candidate there for a Masters Degree in
Psychology. Mr. McCann has a First Class Radio- ~ telephone (Broadcast
Engineer) license. HENRY C. MONTEITH Electrical Engineer/Bioluminescent
Researcher Mr. Monteith has had over ten years experience in engineering
which has included color TV design, bioluminescent research, and development
of innovative medical techni-ques. Presently he is a technical staff
engineer of an engineering company under contract to the Atomic Energy
Commission at Albuquerque, New Mexico. Mr. Monteith special interests have
led him into research involving the study of biological effects of
electromagnetic forces on living organisms at the molecular, and atomic
levels. This has led him into experimenting and validating recent Russian
research in the area of bioluminescence which is referred 'to as the
"Kirlian effect.'' Prior to his present position, Mr. Monteith was assigned
to the research laboratories of a large manufacturer of television sets
where he designed circuitry and developed decoder parameters for color
television. Subsequent to this assignment, he completed four years of
military service in the U.S. Navy. Mr. Monteith received his B.S. in
Electrical Engineering from the Milwaukee School of Engineering in 1965.He
also studied engineering at the University of Pennsylvania and Purdue
University. In 1970, he was awarded an M.S. degree in electrical
engineering, with a minor in computer science from the University of New
Mexico. Currently, he Is completing studies leading to a doctorate degree
also at the University of New Mexico. His academic honors include
member-ship in the Sigma Pi Sigma Physics honor society. SELECTED RESEARCH
PAPERS "Computer Determination of Decoder Parameters for Color Television",
RCA Working Report, August 1967. "The Time Theory of Nikolai A. Kozyrev",
unpublished report written as internal company memorandum, Sandia
Corporation, 1971. "Stimulated Emissions from Living Forms May Provide Clues
to Novel Medical Techniques of the Future" (submitted for publication in the
near future). STEFAN T. POSSONY Sovietologist and Psychological Warfare
Specialist Dr. Possony is a Sovietologist, International Affairs, and
Psychological Warfare Specialist of high reputation and experience. Prior to
and during the early stages of World War II, he served as an Advisor to the
French Air Ministry and the French Foreign Office. After this assignment, he
came to the United States and held a post as a Carnegie Re-search Fellow at
the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, New Jersey. During World War II
and through 1946, he was a Psy-chological Warfare Specialist at the Office
of Naval Intelligence (ONI). Between 1946 and 1961, he served as Special
Advisor to the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intel-ligence, USAF. During the
same period, Dr. Possony served as Professor of International Politics r
Georgetown Uni-versity, and during 1956-1958 as Director of Research for
Life Magazine's Russian Revolution project. In 1961, Dr. Possony became
Director of the International Political Studies Program at the Hoover
Institution on War Revolution and Peace, where he is now a Senior Fellow. He
testified before the U.S. Senate Internal Security Sub- Committee on the
Threat of U.S. Security Posed by Stepped-up Sino-Soviet Hostilities and has
on frequent occasion been called upon as a special consultant to U.S.
Presidential Committees, Congress, and the Defense Department. Dr. Possony
has been a Visiting Professor at American, ''European and Asian universities
and participated in numerous international conferences. Dr. Possony received
his Ph.D. from the University of Vienna. He has authored, co-authored and
edited many books and other publications. Some of the more recent and
relevant of these are: The Strategy of Technology; and Lenin, the Compulsive
Revolutionary. MILAN RYZL Biocommunications/Parapsychology Scientist Dr.
Milan Ryzl is an international authority in biocommunications and
parapsychology, who has lectured widely both in the United States and in
Europe. Dr. Ryzl, educated in Czechoslovakia, was a member of the
Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences in Prague and was a leading figure in the
application of scientific methods to the study of parapsychology. After he
arrived in the United States, he worked with Dr. J. B. Rhine at the
Institute of Parapsychology in Durham, North Carolina. There, Dr. Ryzl was
especially noted for his original research on the influence of hypnosis on
ESP. Dr. Ryzl has taught parapsychology at San Diego State College and is
currently a professor of parapsychology at San Jose State University. He is
a member of and has founded parapsychological and psychical research groups
in Europe and in the United States. Dr. Ryzl's primary efforts in this field
have been to document a case for parapsychology by means of highly refined
and systematized scientific methods. He published his results in
'Parapsvchology: A Scientific Approach (Hawthorn Books, 1970). In this work,
Dr. Ryzl presents indisputable and thoroughly documented evidence that
psychic phenomena exist and scientifi-cally examines the full range of
psychic phenomena by evaluating experimental evidence derived from
laboratory controlled testing. Dr. Ryzl is also well known as a reviewer and
analyst of parapsychology developments and trends in Eastern Europe. He has
frequently published reviews and commentaries on parapsychological works
from behind the Iron Curtain. One such is Telepatie A Jasnovidnost
(Telepathy and Clairvoyance), by Dr. Z. Rejdak. Dr. Ryzl's review of this
book was published in the July-August 1971 edition of the Parapsychology
Review. P. PAUL SAUVIN Electromechanical Engineer/Bionics Researcher Sauvin
has had wide experience as an electromechanical engineer and researcher.
Such bionics research has included the application of biological principles
to the study and design of engineering systems; especially those that are
electronic, biometric and bioluminescent. For thirteen years he worked in
the aerospace industry, where he was initially a Flight Technician and
eventually an Engineering Associate. His duties were primarily concerned
with the installation, maintenance collection of flight data on airborne
Doppler radar systems. He laid out and assembled experimental research and
development units. Afterwards, Mr. Sauvin was responsible for the cable
layout of the Plane Position Data Display Console and the electrical
alignment, mechanical adjustment and maintenance of this console at the
National Facilities Experimental Center. Mr. Sauvin also assisted with the
initial development and maintenance of the Weather Display Console. He hen
moved into systems engineering, and set up a Telemetry Test Labratory for
the Mobile Mid-range Ballistic Program, performed evalutation tests of
telemetry sub-carrier oscillator and pulse code System and participated in
the preparation of the research and development specifications and the work
statement for the signal conditioner for the Stellar Acquisition Feasibility
Flight Test program. He later held project engineering responsibility for
this development. Sauvin is currently with National Institute for
Rehabilitation Engineering (NIRE) at St. Joseph's Hospital, Paterson, New
Jersey, which designs and dispenses act types of special rehabilitation
equipment, tools and prosthetic devices for the severely disabled. Apart
from his work at NIRE, Mr. Sauvin has conducted independent research into
medical applications of the bionic, biometric, biochemical and
bioluminescent sciences. This research deals with the detection and analysis
of emissions and electro- optical/electromagnetic radiation given off by
human, animal and plant organisms. His research has also included
investigations of the High Frequency "Kirlian Effect" photography,
thought-controlled devices, and psycho-kinetic switches. The goal of such
research and analysis is to devise and develop hardware configurations which
can aid the handicapped and severely disabled. Sauvin has studied at
Delehanty Institute and attended Westchester Community College. He completed
a programming course at National Air Facilities Experimental Station. Sauvin
is currently active as a private pilot (single engine and seaplane ratings).
He holds a 2nd class license in broadcast engineering, a 1st class
radiotelephone license and an F.C.C. technician license. He has written many
technical articles in the fields of electronic system applications, advanced
electromechanical systems, applied bionics and rehabilitation engineering
devices and techniques. GEORGE SCHEPAK Russian Technical
Translator/Biocybernetics Researcher Mr. Schepak has had wide experience
both as a translator and as an aerospace systems engineer, and has
additionally been very active in parapsychological research. He has
translated Russian scientific articles in parapsychology with emphasis in
the fields of medicine, physics, geo-magnetism, botany and zoology. Mr.
Schepak was born and educated in Russia. He has also studied in Russian
schools in Germany. Mr. Schepak has been an engineer with several California
aerospce firms. He has designed solid state general purpose, computers and
worked on ground support equipment for inertial components. He participated
in the DISCOVERER, MIDAS, SAMOS, VOYAGER and APOLLO space programs. Mr.
Schepak is now participating in a research program headed by Dr. Barbara
Brown, Chief of Experiential Psychology at Sepulveda Veterans Administration
Hospital, in which he is investigating the physiological aspects of healing
using EEG's, EKG's and other physiological measurements. Mr. Schepak has
been an active member of the California Society for Psychical Research since
1962 and Director of Research for that organization since 1969. He is also a
member of the Biofeedback Society and does advanced research in this area.
Mr. Schepak holds a B.S. in Engineering from UCLA, and a LL.B. from the
Blackstone School of Law. In addition he has studied in cybernetics, the
behavioral sciences, biological feedback and parapsychology. Mr. Schepak has
been a naturalized citizen of the United States since March 1955 and has
held a Defense contractor security clearance. BERTHOLD ERIC SCIIWARZ, M.D. ]
Psychiatry/Parapsychology Researcher Dr. Schwarz is a psychiatrist in
private practice in Montclair, New Jersey. In addition to his practice, he
has conducted extensive psychiatric/parapsychological researches and is the
author of over fifty published reports (a selected bibliography follows).
Prior to his entry into private practice, Dr. Schwarz was a Fellow in
Psychiatry at the Mayo Foundation from 1950 to 1955. In addition to the
basic studies required by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology,
the Fellowship gave Dr. Schwarz experience as a consultant to all sections
of the Mayo Clinic, the psycho-somatic and closed divisions of St. Mary's
Hospital, in child psychiatry and neurological services and as manager of
the consulting service for the downtown hospitals. He has conducted depth
electrographic and clinical research on LSD, mescaline, and clinical
electroencephalography in the Section of Physiology and neurophysiological
studies on animals and humans. Dr. Schwarz also made psychoanalytic
investigations while working on the Mayo Clinic schizophrenia, delinquency
and perversion projects, as well as studying didactic and personal
psychoanalysis. In addition to his private practice, Dr. Schwarz has studied
telepathic communications in the parent-child and physician - patient
relationships. He has also made investigations of the accomplishments of
such extraordinary paragnosts as Henry Gross, Jacques Romano, Gerard Croiset
and Joseph Dunninger. These psychiatric-parapsychological studies and
techniques are focused on the elements of reality, psychopathology and
induced psychophysiology. Dr. Schwarz received his B.A. from Dartmouth
College and his Diploma in Medicine from the Dartmouth Medical School in
1945. He graduated from the New York University College of Medicine in 1950
and interned at Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, Hanover, New Hampshire,
1951. He received a M.S. in Psychiatry from the Mayo Graduate School of
Medicine of Minnesota; and is a diplomate of the American Board of
Psychiatry and Neurology and a member of the American Medical Association as
well as the American Electroencephalographic Society. Schwarz, cont.
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY "Telepathic Experiments in a Child Between 1 and 3-1/2
Years". International Journal of Parapsychology, Vol. III, No. 4:5-52, 1961.
"Physiological Aspects of Henry Gross's Dowsing". Parapsychology, Vol. 4-,
No. 2:71-86, 1962-1963. "Psychodynamic Experiments in Telepathy". Corrective
Psychiatry and Journal of Social Therapy, Vol. 9, 169-218, 1963. "Discussion
of Dr. Grad's paper 'Psychic Healing"'. New York Academy of Science, 28
October 1963. Journal of American Social and Psychical Research, Vol. LIX:
127-29, 1965. Psychic-Dynamics. New York, Pageant Press, 1965 (Title of
paperback, Psychiatrist Looks at ESP, A Signet Mystic Book, New York 1968.).
"Death of a Parapsychologist, Possible Terminal Telepathy with Nandor
Fodor". Samikea, Vol. 2, No. 1:1-14, 1966-1967. "The Telepathic Hypothesis
and Genius: A Note on Thomas Alva Edison". Corrective Psvchiatrv and the
Journal of Social Therapy, Vol. 13' No. 1, 17019, January 1967. "Possible
Telesomatic Reactions". The Journal of the Medical Society of New Jersey,
Vol. 64, No. 11:600-603, November 1967. Preface to the American edition of
Telepathy and Clairvoyance, by Professor Dr. W. H. C. Tenhaeff, Trans. Mrs.
A. C. Matteson, 1967. -"Precognition and Psychic Nexus". Journal of the
American Society of Psychosomatic Dentistry and Medicine, Vol. 18, No. 2.
"Telepathy and Pseudotelekinesis in Psychotherapy". The Journal of the
American Society of Psychosomatic Dentistry and Med-icine, Vol. 15, No.
4:144-154, October 1968. "Parent-Child Telepathy", A study of the Telepathy
of Everyday Life, Garrett Publications, New York, 1971. Co-author: "Hypnotic
Phenomena, Including Hypnotically Activated Seizures, Studied with the
Electroencephalogram". Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases, 122:564-574,
December 1955. Schwarz, cont. "Behavioral and Electroencephalographic
Effects of Hallucinogenic - Drugs". A.M.A. Arch. Neurology Psychiatry,
75:83-90, January 1956 "Electroencephalographic Changes in Animals under the
Influence of Hypnosis". Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases 124: 433-439,
November 1956. "A Study of Chlorpromazine Photosensitivity". Journal of
Investigative Dermatology, 28:329-338, 1957 ALBERT B. WING Senior
Scientist/Engineer for Advanced Technology Mr. Wing has over twenty years
experience in the research, design, and development of advanced technology
which date back to his work on the Manhattan Project during World War II. He
has also served as a senior staff scientist for an advanced systems
engineering company, manager of operations research and systems research
projects for a defense agency, and as a technical consultant. Mr. Wing is
currently performing research in technologies of sensors and pattern
recognition; information processing and display; feature discrimination,
enhancement, and recognition; and transfer of electronic warfare technology
to anti-crime applications. Mr. Wing has served as a management advisor to
U.S. government RDT&E programs and has devised systems for interdisciplinary
problem evaluation and innovative solutions. Among his many government
consulting tasks have been his assignments as a special consultant in
radiation sensing and solid-state transducer physics, X-ray and neutron
diffraction, microwave systems, bionics, geophysics, and chemical
engineering. In private industry, Mr. Wing has developed an air traffic
contra' system, served as project manager for a camouflage R&D effort, and
headed the special projects department for a University of Rochester team
under contract to the Manhattan Project. His other industrial experience
includes analysis of: microwave antenna radiation patterns and new antenna
designs; foreign technology developments in lasers, masers, and sensors;
ionospheric propagation and upper atmosphere technologies, and
reconnaissance and surveillance communications. While servingas principal
physicist to the Cornell Aeronautical Laboratories, Mr. Wing directed
research which included biosensor telemetry, space-environment simulation
chambers, IFF video defruiters, shipboard electro-magnetic computability,
centralized time and frequency control, broad spectrum camouflage,
sound-ranging equipment, and imagery transmission. Mr. Wing received his
B.S. in Chemistry from Brown University in 1943 and his M.S. in Optics and
Physics from the University of Rochester in 1952. He has also taken
additional graduate courses at these institutions in advanced organic
chemistry, advanced physiology, neurology, biochemistry, pharmacology, and
toxicology. His professional organization affiliations include the IEEE
(Senior Member), American Institute of Physics, American Chemical Society,
Optical Society of America, and the Rochester Academy of Science. Wing,
cont'd. Mr. Wing is listed in American Men of Science and has been named to
honorary membership in the Research Society of America. He obtained two
Atomic Energy Commission Fellowships in 1944-45 and 1949-50 tenable at the
University of Rochester. For his work on the Manhattan Project, he received
a Certificate of Appreciation from the Secretary of War. SELECTED
PUBLICATIONS BY FIELDS Geophysics- "The Earth-Scanning Problem in the GEOS
Altimetry Program," NASA Report., 1967. "On Satellite Geophysical
Discrimination Techniques," Rome Air Force Base Report., 1966. "New Designs
for Inertial, Gravitational & Magnetic Field Sensors," Defense Communication
Agency, 1968. Electronics- "A Critical Survey of Satellite Attitude Sensor
Devices," Defense Communication Agency Report., 1967. BuShips Contract
Specifications Manual for Defruiters in IFF Video Equipment," Cornell
Aeronautical Laboratories/Navy Rept., 1966. X Rays - "Crystal & Molecular
Structure of Dimethoxy-benzophenone by the Direct Probability Method,"
(co-author), Acta Cryst. 10, 481 (1957); ibid. 11, 257 (1958). "X Ray
Cartography of Cleaved Crystals," Report of Naval Research Laboratory
Progress, Dec. 1961, p.7. "Aligning Single Crystals for X Ray Diffraction,"
(co-author), Rev. Sci. Instr. 23,442 (1952). Naval Research Laboratory
Reports #4402 (1954) & #4553 (1955), and many other writings in this area.
Optics- "The Sharpening of Photographic Images: A Systems Approach," to be
published. "The Anastigmatic Anisotropy of Visual Acuity," M.S. Thesis, U of
R. 1951. NEW DOCUMENT LISTING OF HEALTH AND WELFARE PROGRAMS WHICH ARE
WITHIN THE CAPABILITY OF MANKIND RESEARCH UNLIMITED, INC. 1. Investigations
into Causal and Preventive Factors for the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
(SIDS) 2. Methods of Improving Beds, from a Therapeutic and Comfort
Standpoint, for Hospital Patients 3. Applications of Music-color and
Chromotherapy as Remedial Agents in the Treatment of Emotionally Disturbed
and Retarded Children 4. Analysis of the French-developed Electronic
Anesthetic System 5. Investigations of Geopathogenic Factors and Their
Effects on Inducing of Human Illness 6. Application of the Burr-Ravitz
Electrodynamic Field Theory to the Precise Electronic Prediction and
Determination of Female Ovulation Times in Terms of Minutes 7. Application
of Newly Developed U.S. Army "Thermoviewer" Devices to Analyze
Diagnostically the Status of Body Tissue Beneath the Skin 8. Investigations
into the Use of Negative Ion Generators and Their Potential Application in
Enhancing Human Performance, Welfare, and Health 9. Use of the
Italian -Developed Device Referred to as the "Tobiscope" to Analyze and
Detect Abnormal or Malignant Conditions in Body Cells and Tissues and to
Locate Acupuncture Points 10. Use of High Frequency Electromagnetic Waves
with Pulse Cadence Near Alpha Rhythm Brain Wave to Produce Narcosis Effects
11. Use of Psychobiological and Physico-Chemical Drugs to Alter States of
Con-sciousness and Control Moods, Fatigue, Alertness, Personality,
Perception, Tension 12. Through Interaction of Biophysiological Techniques
and Electromagnetic Fields, Varying Emotional States of Groups of People and
Inducing Visual or Auditory Hallucinations by Applying Specific Field
Intensities 13. Luminescent Microscopy Techniques to Diagnose illnesses 14.
Analysis of Acupuncture and Its Degree of Effectiveness in Treating Human
Ailments 15. Human Sensitivity to, and Effects of, Ultrasonic Energy 16.
Biological Effects in Strong or Reinforced and Weak or Disturbed Geomagnetic
and Electromagnetic Fields 17. Production of Electrographic Images of Living
Organisms 18. Human Perception and Relation to the Conditioned Reflex 19.
Applications of Neurocybernetics 20. Bio-Feedback Training and Applications
21. Electromagnetic Field and Magnetoresistance Effects on Neural Tissues
32. Biological Effects of Water Treated by Magnetic Fields on the Behavior
and Activity of Living Organisms 23. Use of 'Microwave (SHE) Therapy" in the
Treatment of Diseases 24. Investigation of the Stimulating Effect of
Electromagnetic Fields on HemopoIesis and on the Composition of the Blood in
Humans and Animals 25. Measurement of the Electric Parameters of Body
Tissues in Various Frequency. Ranges for Diagnostic Purposes - I :3 26.
Effects of Electromagnetic Fields on Cultures of Normal and Malignant Human
Cells and on Malignant Tumors 27. Effects of Electromagnetic Fields on Human
Blood in Respect to Clotting Time and Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate. 28.
Destruction of Bacteria by Electromagnetic Waves of Certain Wavelengths and
by Biotherapy Means 29. Physical and Chemical Factors which Influence and
Inhibit the Olfactory Senses 30. Ability of Electric Potentials on the Skin
(referred to as "skin potentials") to Immediately Reflect Internal Changes
in the Human Body 31. Use of Magnetic Fields and Magnets to Effect
Pain-Deadening Conditions NEW DOCUMENT SYSTEMS CONSULTANTS, INC., is an
organiza-tion of technical and management specialists who are able to
provide solutions to a broad range of problems in the fields of: � Systems
Engineering � Computer Technology � Management Consultation The
interdependency of technical disciplines to solve these problems has
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management approach to organization enables us to maximize the staff
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high standards of performance that are reflected in two basic corporate
objectives: - � The timely and accurate definition of client problems � The
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This introductory brochure provides a brief de-scription of the Company and
its qualifications. Addi-tional information will be furnished upon request.
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING Company has participated in projects concerned with a
wide spectrum of technical and sclentific skills and capabilities that we
have been applied to the following type assignments: � Aircraft and
electronic systems � Command and control systems � Data collection and
display systems � Product quality assurance projects . Reliability and
maintainability studies � Test and evaluation projects � Economic and
mathematical modeling � Electronic systems simulation � Ship and craft
armament systems . Multi-sensor aircraft systems � Electro-optical sensor
systems Our efforts in these assignments have not been limited to the
commonly accepted concepts of systems engineering. Systems Consultants
relates its work to the total system, and its impact on the external and
internal interfaces that exist throughout the operating environment. The
assignments cover the broad range of development from feasibility through
test and evaluation. COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY Many of the new problems posed by
modern technology can only be solved through the application of advanced
computer sciences. The computer staff of Systems Consultants, Inc.
constantly seeks new and better solutions to such problems. Among our
current efforts in this area are: � Design and evaluation of interactive
graphic display systems � Analysis and design of an automated Con-gressional
constituent mail system � Analysis and integration of airborne and
ship-board data processing systems � Specification, simulation, and
evaluation of com-plex multi-processing systems � Studies of
third-generation real-time computer systems � Analysis and design of
advanced multi-processing executive programs for real time applications �
Evaluation, analysis, and specification of high- level programming languages
We have had broad experience in computer system feasibility, design,
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system analysis on a variety of client problems and selected the optimum
combination of automated machines and manual procedures which efficiently
and economically process the data to meet the needs of management.
MANAGEMENT CONSULTING In the conduct of business and government many complex
problems relate to the development of infor-mation for managers and
directors. Our staff is experienced in the development of solutions to
manage-ment problems for national, state and local govern-ments as well as
private industry. The Company provides its clients with a wide variety of
management services, including: � Management Information Systems � Appraisal
System Design � Program Management Planning � Cost Benefit Analysis �
Organization Evaluation � Training Program Development � Equipment
Procurement � Technical Audit � Architectural Safety Advisory � Security and
Safety Planning Through our efforts in these, areas, Systems Consultants,
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variety of gov-ernmental and industrial projects as well as defining,
developing and implementing management information systems, professional
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OFFICES 1054 31St STREET N.W. WASHINGTON, D. C. TE LEPHONE (202) 333~800 TWX
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Virginia 1411 Jefferson Davis Highway (Suite 808 ~ 99R) Arlington, Virginia
NEW YORK DIVISION 7777 Leesburg Pike, Fails Church, Virginia 2 Penn Plaza
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RlDGECREST DIViSION 543 Graaf Street, Ridgecrest, California. CALIFORNIA
DIVISION 16661 Ventura Boulevard Encino, California 7330 Convoy Court San
Diego, California 3255 Wing Street Diego, California Systems Consultants
Inc. was established in 1966 and has experienced continued growth in
personnel, skills, experience and facilities. The staff is composed of
scientific, engineering and management specialists. To support the technical
staff, SCI maintains complete services in graphic arts, technical
publications, management presenta-tions and computer time-sharing
facilities. The broad academic and professional background of the Company's
staff have enabled it to develop strong capabilities in a variety of fields.
The Company has no affiliation with equipment manu-facturers; therefore, we
are able to provide objec-tive evaluations of our client's needs. The
Corporation is formed around four operating divisions to enable diversified
and independent management of the services and products tailored to specific
customer requirements. 1. Burr, Dr. Harold S., Blueprint for Immortality --
The Electric Patterns of Life, N. Spearman, London, 1972 (in press).


2 Stromberg, Gustaf, The Soul of the Universe, Educational Research
Institute, N. Hollywood, California, 1948.

3 Daniels, Rexford, "New Horizons in EMC", Proceedings of the 1970 IEEE
Inter-national Symposium on Electro-Magnetic Compatibility, pp. 160-67.

4 Pressman, A. S., Electromagnetic Fields and Life, Plenum Press, New York,
1970 (originally published in Russian by Nauka Press, Moscow, 1968).

5 To the Reader", Main Currents in Modern Thought, Volume 19, Number 1,
September-October 1962.
11. This situation is exemplified by the work of Professor H. S. Burr of
Yale University on life fields or the so-called L-Fields, which was
conducted with his colleague and former student? Dr. Leonard J. Ravitz.

6. Daniels, op cit. (Note: This does not imply that we currently have
identified all forces which may appear on the electromagnetic spectrum nor
that we have adequately described all laws that govern natural phenomena.)

7. Karagulla, Dr. Shafica, Breakthrough to Creativity: Higher Sensory
Perception, Virginia Beach, Virginia, 1970.

8. See, for instance, Puharich, Henry.K., M.D., "The Work of the Brazilian
Healer Arigo", in The Varieties of Healing Experience, The Academy of
Parapsychology and Medicine, 1971.

9. Karllns, Marvin and Lewis M. Andrews, Biofeedback -- Turning on the Power
of - Your Mind, J. B. Lippincott, 1972.

1O. Green, Elmer, Ph.D., "Biofeedback for Mind-Body Self-Regulation: Healing
and Creativity", in The Varieties of Healing Experience, The Academy of
Para-psychology and Medicine, 1971.

12. Tromp, S. W., Psychical Physics, Elsevier Press, Amsterdam, 1949.

13. Dyson, Freeman J., "Energy and the Universe", Scientific American,
September 1971.

14. Alfven, Hannes, "Anti-Matter and Cosmology", Scientific American, April
1967.

15. Carstoiu, J., "Carstoiu's Suggestions for Gravity Waves", published in
Relativity Reexamined, by Leon Brillouin, Academic Press, New York, 1970.

16. Huxley, Julian, The Doors of Perception, Harper (paperback).

17. Grof, Stanislav, "LSD Psychotherapy and Human Culture", The Journal for
the Study of Consciousness, Volume 3, Number 2, July-December 1970, pp.
100-118.

18. Lilly, John C., The Center of the Cyclone -- An Autobiography of Lunar
Space, Julian Press, New York, 1972.

19. Dean, Stanley R., "Metapsychiatry and the Ultra-Conscious",
Congressional Record, 17 November 1971, Volume 117, Number 176, Washington,
D. C.

20. Stern, Jess, Edgar Cayce, The Sleeping Prophet, Bantam Books
(paperback), 1967-1971, 287 pp., and Cerminara, Gina, Ph.D., Many Mansions,
A.R.E. Publishers, Virginia Beach, Virginia.

21. See the monthly Medical Research Bulletin, Edgar Cayce Foundation,
Medical Research Division, Phoenix, Arizona.

22. The Varieties of Healing Experience, Transcript of the Interdisciplinary
Symposium of 30 October 1971, The Academy of Parapsychology and Medicine,
Los Altos, California.
23. Journal of Paraphysics, The Paraphysical Laboratory, Downton
(Wiltshire), England.

24. Tietze, Thomas R., "Science Officially Meets PSI", Psychic June 1971, -
pp. 18-21. 25. Journal of Cybernetics (USSR), and others.

26. Ryzl, Milan, Parapsychology, A Scientific Approach, Hawthorn, New York,

27. 0strander, Sheila, and Lynn Schroeder, Psychic Discoveries Behind the
Iron Curtain, Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1970.

28. Unfortunately, these figures are not matched in the US, where only
insignifi-cant sums have been spent for this type of research. This
indicates that the European Communist countries, especially the USSR, seem
to be more aware of the benefits and applications of biocommunications
research. Mankind Research Unlimited hopes to counter and reverse this trend
so that the full fruits and benefits derived from this research are also
made available to our own citizenry.

END OF DOCUMENTS. WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO MANKIND RESEARCH? Mankind Research
has not folded. I just received a letter from "Uncle Carl" Schleicher, Ph.D.
which can be view by clicking <"a
href="http://www.weberman.com/images/carl.gif">HERE . The letter was typed
and contains several instances of white out. Carl probably typed the letter
himself. If Carl was really serious about sueing me, I would have received a
letter from an attorney. Judging from the lack of any reference to Psychic
Warfare, Kirlian photography, psychotronics etc. in the media, Mankind
Research Unlimited did not come up with anything significant. MRU was a
product of Cold War paranoia, and wasted millions of taxpayer dollars,
because of Russia's alleged lead in the field of Psychic Warfare. This "gap"
was KGB disinformation. Russia never had a psychic secret weapon. The Soviet
Union collapsed. Books like "Psychic Discoveries Behind the Iron Curtain"
were probably an unwitting part of a KGB Operation to get the United States
to waste it's resources investigating phenomenon that just don't exist.
Psychic phenomenon and religious phenomenon share one thing in common - a
lack of evidence to substantiate their existence.

Carl is bluffing and does not have the resources to sue me since no of his
research ever panned out. If you want to sue me you can contact my attorney,
Jerimiah Guttmann at 275 7th Avenue #1776, New York City, but don't zap him
with any psychic energy. How come Carl did not sue when the same info was
published in Covert Action Bulletin?

FOLLW UP
Charles R. Buffler is now the Vice President of the Microwave Research
Center. Christopher Bird died of a heart attack on May 2, 1996. Possony was
the Acting Chief, Special Studies Group, Department of Intelligence, United
States Air Force. Possony was a Board Member of the Committee for
Inter-American Security, along with Larry Pratt and Patrick Buchanan. Pratt
was associated with Willis Carto's Liberty Lobby. The Committee for
Inter-American Security was involved in the FBI's CISPES affair, as was
Oliver Buck Revell. Possony co-authored "The Strategy of Terror" with Lynn
Francis Bouchey, an organizer for the Unification Church, and a former
lobbyist for Pinochet of Chile. Possony was a board member of Lyndon
LaRouches Fusion Energy Foundation and co-authored a book titled The
Geography of Intellect with Nataniel Weyl. In 1974 Possony was published by
William Buckley's Arlington House Press. It was fortunate that MRU didn't
discover anything significant because Possony would have used the
information to create a nation of brainwashed, anti-Communist zombies. As
stated in this database, Possony died in 1995.

END OF MANKIND RESEARCH NODULE
see also:
http://www.weberman.com/nodules/nodule35.htm

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