-Caveat Lector- <A HREF="http://www.ctrl.org/"> </A> -Cui Bono?- -----Original Message----- From: Nicky Molloy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Tuesday, 25 January 2000 00:36 Subject: Ratting out Puharich Part 2/2 http://www.qedcorp.com/pcr/pcr/test1.html In addition to the Wallace money, Mrs. Zlatko Balakovic kicked in $2,000 and a Mr. Walter C. Paine put in $3,000. Although Walter C. Paine is still alive, I have had no luck at all in getting a response from him to any query regarding the Round Table Foundation. I have thus dubbed him Mr. "I-don't-want-to-talk-about-it" Paine. Another, later associate of the Foundation, Arthur Young, now deceased, said that he had a friend named Walter in Camden who was also part of the Foundation. He commented that Walter was an oil executive at the time and preferred to remain anonymous. We will continue without Mr. Paine's input. Hummphh. Various pieces of high-tech equipment began to show up at the lab. The cost of this equipment was also, at cost, or no charge. We will mention only one such specialized piece of equipment in this article, but there were others. The one piece we will discuss seems to have made a tidy profit for Andrija. John Cooney an electronics engineer from Yale, who had been associated with the M.I.T. Radiation Laboratory and had helped develop radar during the war, constructed it. Cooney built a specially designed nerve stimulator. The function of the unit was to stimulate nerves by controlled electrical impulses. It happens that Andrija Puharich had written a letter to Henry Wallace in 1948, which mentioned John Cooney. This was before he had actually received the grant from the Wallace Fund. "The Mr. John Cooney that I refer to in my program for research is a rare man who fits into the program here perfectly. He is an electronic engineer who was trained at Yale and M.I.T. He is of my vintage and a rebel from society who came to Maine so that he could be himself. He has built, and is running, a jewel of a theatre in Waldoboro, and thus has an independent income. He is working with me for no pay -- just for the sheer pleasure of it. He is brilliant and ingenious. The equipment that I want to build would cost about $40,000 on the open market, but he thinks that he can do that job for about $4000.00 using war surplus material. Thus the money that you are granting will go a very long way." According to John Cooney, now 83, though, "This is all vintage Puharich as I remember him -- beginning with the "brown-nosing" of Mr. Wallace and concluding with the paragraph relating to me personally -- which is 100% pure bull-shit from start to finish." Far from being a rebel from society who came to Maine so that he could be himself, Mr. Cooney pointed out that he had in fact lived in Maine all of his life (except for WW II) on land that had been in his family since the Indians owned it. He denied having ever having an independent income, nor had he worked for free and most certainly never for Puharich, nor did he at any time have slightest connection with The Round Table Foundation. The "jewel of a theatre" mentioned had not been built by him but by his father. The nerve stimulator, actually a special variable pulse electronic generator, had not cost $4,000 but in fact had cost about $40.00, which according to Mr. Cooney is what he charged Puharich and was duly paid for, concluding any dealings they had. The puzzlement here is why Andrija Puharich would have written such a letter, containing so many false details about a man he, at least according to Cooney, actually had next to no dealings with. If Henry Wallace had been so inclined he might have, with a little checking, found out the truth. Perhaps the answer lies in the last section of this report. In it you will find that another man named Cooney was indeed associated with Puharich. For now, let us continue with our story. Though the Round Table Foundation's bottom line, dollar-wise, was certainly on the upswing, it cannot account for all the expenditures made. As you shall read, Puharich in some, yet unknown, manner became the proud possessor of quite an estate. A possible source of hidden money might have to do with a secret project associated with the Round Table Foundation of Electrobiology in 1949. Here we find a remaining personality, quite wealthy, and a project whose claimed existence did not surface for thirty years. Read on and you will understand why I use the words "claimed existence" when speaking of that project. The person we are interested in is a prolific and famous inventor and radio pioneer by the name of John Hays Hammond, Jr., who at that time was in his early seventies. Back then, he had more patents issued to himself then any other man in the United States. Hammond had developed radio remote control which many reference works state serves as the basis for modern missile guidance systems. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, the inventor established the Hammond Radio Research Laboratory in 1911. By World War I, he had not only developed radio remote-control but also incorporated within it a gyroscope enabling him to send a yacht on a 120 mile round trip between Gloucester, Mass and Boston. He also developed techniques to prevent enemy jamming of remote control, as well as invented a radio-controlled torpedo for coastal defense. Hammond conducted some of the earliest experiments in frequency modulation. He devised a amplifier that was used on long-distance telephone lines. During WW II he developed a variable-pitch ship propeller that increased engine efficiency. His later developments include a method of intelligence transmission called "Telespot." He was president of the Hammond Research Corporation, a consulting firm, and often served as research consultant to large corporations. It is significant, considering the exploratory implant work, to note that John Hays Hammond, Jr. had a belief that the mind could be influenced by radio waves. He was also conversant with the work of Nikola Tesla, the legally acknowledged creator of radio. He was said, by Puharich, to have been the only student Tesla had ever had. Bolstering that claim is the following fact. Following his financial spiral down, Tesla lived, with John Hays Hammond, Jr. at his estate. There, according to author and researcher Gerry Vassilatos in his interesting book "Secrets of Cold War Technology," the work they did lead to the some of the inventions noted above. Relating to John Hays Hammond, Jr., is the secret project that Puharich claimed got underway in 1948, Project Penguin. This, he avowed, was a Navy undertaking which ran a number of years. Its purpose was to test individuals said to possess "psychic powers." The project was headed by a man named Rexford Daniels. Puharich made this startling claim on the Geraldo Rivera show on October 2, 1987. When challenged, he promised to send proof of his allegation to another guest on the show, Marcello Truzzi, who was in his usual role of open-minded skeptic. According to Truzzi, the proof was never sent him. The Navy flat out denies that it has any records at all of a Project Penguin. Even an appeal, on my part, to the Judge Advocate General produced no results. "Never heard of it," is more or less the response back. The research papers, letters, etc. of John Hays Hammond, Jr. are now at Yale University. Queries to them regarding correspondence between John Hays Hammond, Jr. and Andrija Puharich have likewise produced negative results. This is puzzling. There should have been at least one memorandum according to an article in the International Journal of Neuropsychiatry is which Puharich wrote, "In 1950 I sent a memorandum to Mr. John Hays Hammond, Jr. of Gloucester, Mass., outlining the plan of an experimental technique." It would be exciting to think that the Department of the Navy upon receiving my FOIA request regarding Project Penguin yelled out something to the effect of, "Oh my God, he is on to us. Shred the docs. Call Yale and tell them not to let that bastard have anything." I, regretfully, am prone to believe that they have no record of a Project Penguin, nor of any correspondence regarding such. To my mind that does not equate to the non-existence of such a project. As in all things governmental, it depends on who you ask. I have been able to confirm these pieces of information: John Hays Hammond, Jr. did, in fact, carry out research on Eileen Garrett, a world famous psychic of the day. There was a Rexford Daniels in Camden, Maine, during those years. He was a summer resident and both he and his family were well thought of. According to Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird in their book, The Secret Life of Plants, Rexford Daniels owned a company named Interference Consultants Company of Concord Massachusetts and as of 1973 had been studying the problem of how proliferating electromagnetic emissions interfere with one another and may work harmful environmental effects on man. Daniels apparently became convinced that there was a force in the universe which was itself intelligent. "Daniels theorizes that this force operates through a whole spectrum of frequencies not necessarily linked to the electromagnetic spectrum and that human beings can mentally interact with it." There is ample evidence that individuals thought to have talent as psychics began to show up at the Round Table Foundation, some from overseas, some local talent and that these individuals were indeed tested, extensively. One of the more notorious of these individuals, Peter Hurkos, was brought to the US by a man with a background in Naval intelligence. There was one additional grant of money to the Round Table Foundation in 1949. The story about how this last bit of good fortune came to be was told thusly: Puharich and his wife Virginia attended a square Dance in Camden during the summer of 1949. It was at this function that he met a Mr. and Mrs. Norman Anderson, which led to him going to New York and meeting with Charles Kaufman, then vice president in charge of research and development at General Foods Corporation. The results of that meeting were that General Foods decided to break with its long standing policy of conducting research "in house." They elected to farm out research work to Puharich at his Round Table Foundation rather then use their own research facility at Hoboken, New Jersey. The corporation started him off with a Fellowship and a $5,000 grant to study taste physiology. The idea is that Andrija is to work out a new method of measuring taste in animals, so it was publicly announced. General Foods also granted Andrija the use of their electron microscope which was located at their Hoboken facility. By 1950 Andrija Puharich had become a farmer, growing crops, raising animals and maintaining a new laboratory, complete with staff. All this on a wonderful new estate which boasted a 22 room house, which would be used by lab technicians for a dormitory. At the new digs was a new, large garage which was converted to hold a store of laboratory animals. Puharich's brother William showed up from Colorado to help with the research. Either $5,000 went a fantastically long way in those days or some unaccounted for funding showed up. I propose the latter of the choices. Consider the following list of individuals known to be associated with Andrija Puharich and the Round Table Foundation, some of whom we have already mentioned, some of whom would not show up in time to make it into this article. They are: Norman Anderson (mentioned), Charles Kettering (mentioned) and Raymond Zirkle (mentioned), Jack Cooney (unmentioned), Kennith Cole (unmentioned) and Shields Warren (unmentioned) General Foods (mentioned), General Motors (mentioned). Each of these individuals and the two organizations listed were actually engaged in research for the Atomic Energy Commission. General Foods, in 1947, was in receipt of isotopes provided for research by the AEC. Specifically they were to test the physiological availability and to follow the metabolism of Zn 65 and 69 as well as Cobalt 60 and Cu 64. They had been shipped these on the premise that they would be administered to cattle in a specific mineral supplement. The isotopes were delivered to their Hoboken research facility. It should be noted that research done during 1947 showed that a pregnant dog, who had received ZN 65 (dosage undetermined), produced radioactive pups. The pups were then "sacrificed" to see in which organs the element had landed. All of this is especially suspicious when one finds that the animals being used for the taste research at the Round Table Foundation died. At least one individual, then familiar with the Foundation recalls burns on the bodies of some. As near as I have been able to ascertain no special handling was carried out in getting rid of these carcasses. They were simply left outside for the local trash collection. While I realize that this hardly makes a lawyer's case that covert radiation research was taking place, one should consider the strange construction of that barn which you have been told about and his later connections to the Atomic Energy Commission and its people which are outside the scope of this article but will be in my book. Consider also the new Cooney in the list above. Not the John Cooney mentioned to Wallace, but Jack Cooney, who research shows was in 1946 and 1947 Army Colonel Jack Cooney. By 1950 he was Brigadier General Jack Cooney. We find him briefly mentioned as being associated with the Round Table Foundation sans his military rank or affiliation. Cooney headed up the army medical branch of an organization formed in July of 1947 called The Armed Forces Special Weapons Project. "The Armed Forces Special Weapons Project (AFSWP) established by the War and Navy Departments, is charged in its charter with responsibility for all military service functions of the Manhattan Project as are retained under the control of the Armed Forces including training of special personnel required, military participation in the development of atomic weapons of all types (to coordinate with the Commission) ... and developing and effecting joint radiological safety measures in coordination with established agencies." Source: Office Memorandum from Lt. Col. W. B. Hutchinson Jr. to Brig. General James McCormack, Jr. Once secret, this document was declassified in 1995. The AFSWP has a curious administrative set-up. It has not one chief, but two, one from the Navy holding the rank of Captain and one from the Army holding the rank of Colonel. This duel set-up might explain why my FOIA to the Navy regarding Operation Penguin was strikingly unsuccessful. The records would not be in the possession of the US Navy, they would have instead been housed within the Atomic Energy Commission, probably one of the last places one would think to look. And, although not covered in this article, Andrija Puharich, was known to be in the company of Dr. Shields Warren, while in Washington D.C. This individual was, like Cooney, a key personnel on the medical side of the radiation studies being carried out. Puharich's earlier "medical discharge" said to have rendered him unfit to serve in the military after completing medical training happens to have coincided with the establishment of The Armed Forces Special Weapons Project. Mysteriously, his medical condition seems to have vanished as he was "reinducted" into the Army about the time of the Korean War and served as a Captain at the US Army Chemical Center, where he got up to some very interesting activities. If what I have stated is true, and it is, we are left with one very perplexing question. What about the left-wing, red sympathizing commie guys? The answer my friend, is not blowing in the wind, it will be in my book. We leave you now with an incomplete story, hoping that enough curiosity about Dr. Andrija Puharich, his activities, and his marvelous tooth implant has been created that you will consider the purchase of my upcoming book, tentatively entitled "Andrija, Aliens and the Square Wave." Thus I will be the richer and you will be the wiser. Summing up: The Round Table Foundation of Electrobiology began to flourish. A considerable misrepresentation as to cost of equipment is shown. Project Penguin undertaken by the Navy is also claimed. A grant from General Foods and the activities of associates reveals the connection to The Armed Forces Special Weapons Project. All material is copyright 1996 by Terry L. Milner. Limited permission to quote is granted so long as name and copyright are indicated. If in doubt query. I can be reached at: . 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In it we are covering the formation and first funding of the Round Table Foundation of Electrobiology as well as have discussed the rudiments of the odd tooth implant who's development started in 1948. In this final section we will reveal the presence of an unknown agency that was connected with the Round Table Foundation from the start. The inclusion of this agency may leave unanswered questions about how it was that a man, known to be financed by individuals connected to subversive organizations, came to be granted security clearances by the United States Army. By the time the laboratory in Maine was operational, enough material and labor had been donated gratis to keep the total cost of setup to $437, which even considering late 40's economics is minuscule. The exact source of these donations is not, as of this writing, documented. Puharich's finances were certainly flourishing. There was the $4,458.73 from Henry Wallace. (Interestingly Puharich when reporting to the press of the day the happy news of that grant dropped out Henry Wallace as his benefactor) In addition to the Wallace money Mrs. Zlatko Balakovic kicked in $2,000 and a Mr. Walter C. Paine put in $3,000. Although Walter C. Paine is still alive I have had no luck at all in getting a response from him to any query regarding the Round Table Foundation. I have thus dubbed him Mr. "I-don't-want-to-talk-about-it" Paine. Another, later associate of the Foundation, Arthur Young, now deceased, said that he had a friend named Walter in Camden who was also part of the Foundation. He commented that Walter was an oil executive at the time and preferred to remain anonymous. We will continue without Mr. Paine's input. Hummphh. Various pieces of high tech equipment began to show up at the lab. The cost of this equipment was also, at cost, or no charge. We will mention only one such specialized piece of equipment in this article, but there were others. The one piece we will discuss seems to have made a tidy profit for Andrija. John Cooney an electronics engineer from Yale who had been associated with the M.I.T. Radiation Laboratory and had helped develop radar during the war, constructed it. Cooney built a specially designed nerve stimulator. The function of the unit was to stimulate nerves by controlled electrical impulses. It happens that Andrija Puharich had written a letter to Henry Wallace in 1948, which mentioned John Cooney. This was before he had actually received the grant from the Wallace Fund. "The Mr. John Cooney that I refer to in my program for research is a rare man who fits into the program here perfectly. He is an electronic engineer who was trained at Yale and M.I.T. He is of my vintage and a rebel from society who came to Maine so that he could be himself. He has built and is running a jewel of a theatre in Waldoboro, and thus has an independent income. He is working with me for no pay - just for the sheer pleasure of it. He is brilliant and ingenious. The equipment that I want to build would cost about $40,000 on the open market, but he thinks that he can do that job for about $4000.00 using war surplus material. Thus the money that you are granting will go a very long way." According to John Cooney, now 83, though, "This is all vintage Puharich as I remember him - beginning with the "brown-nosing" of Mr. Wallace and concluding with the paragraph relating to me personally - which is 100% pure bull-shit from start to finish." Far from being a rebel from society who came to Maine so that he could be himself, Mr. Cooney pointed out that he had in fact lived in Maine all of his life (except for WW II) on land that had been in his family since the Indians owned it. He denied having ever having an independent income nor had he worked for free and most certainly never for Puharich nor did he at any time have slightest connection with The Round Table Foundation. The "Jewel of a theatre" mentioned had not been built by him but by his father. The nerve stimulator actually a special variable pulse electronic generator had not cost $4,000 but in fact had cost about $40.00, which according to Mr. Cooney is what he charged Puharich and was duly paid for, concluding any dealings they had. The puzzlement here is why Andrija Puharich would have written such a letter, containing so many false details about a man he, at least according to Cooney, actually had next to no dealings with. If Henry Wallace had been so inclined he might have, with a little checking, found out the truth. Perhaps the answer lies in the last section of this report. In it you will find that another man named Cooney was indeed associated with Puharich. For now, let us continue with our story. Though the Round Table Foundations bottom line dollar-wise was certainly on the upswing it cannot account for all the expenditures made. As you shall read, Puharich in some, yet unknown, manner became the proud possessor of quite an estate. A possible source of hidden money might have to do with a secret project associated with the Round Table Foundation of Electrobiology in 1949. Here we find a remaining personality, quite wealthy, and a project who's claimed existence did not surface for thirty years. Read on and you will understand why I use the words "claimed existence" when speaking of that project. The person we are interested in is a prolific and famous inventor and radio pioneer by the name of John Hays Hammond, Jr., who at that time was in his early seventies. Back then, he had more patents issued to himself then any other man in the United States. Hammond, had developed radio remote control which many reference works state serves as the basis for modern missile guidance systems. According to the Encyclopedia Britanica, the inventor established the Hammond Radio Research Laboratory in 1911. By World War I, he had not only developed radio remote control but also incorporated within it a gyroscope enabling him to send a yacht on a 120 mile round trip between Gloucester, Mass and Boston. He also developed techniques for prevent enemy jamming of remote control, as well as invented a radio-controlled torpedo for coastal defense. Hammond conducted some of the earliest experiments in frequency modulation. He devised a amplifier that was used on long-distance telephone lines. During WW II he developed a variable-pitch ship propeller that increased engine efficiency. His later developments include a method of intelligence transmission called "Telespot." He was president of the Hammond Research Corporation, a consulting firm, and often served as research consultant to large corporations. It is significant, considering the exploratory implant work, to note that John Hays Hammond, Jr. had a belief that the mind could be influenced by radio waves. He was also conversant with the work of Nikola Tesla, the legally acknowledged creator of radio He was said, by Puharich, to have been the only student Tesla had ever had. Bolstering that claim is the following fact. Following his financial spiral down, Tesla lived, with John Hays Hammond, Jr. at his estate. There, according to author and researcher Gerry Vassilatos in his interesting book "Secrets of Cold War Technology" the work they did lead to the some of the inventions noted above. Relating to John Hays Hammond, Jr. is the secret project that Puharich claimed got underway in 1948, Project Penguin. This, he avowed, was a Navy undertaking which ran a number of years. It's purpose was to test individuals said to possess "psychic powers." The project was headed by a man named Rexford Daniels. Puharich made this startling claim on the Geraldo Rivera show on October 2, 1987. When challenged, he promised to send proof of his allegation to another guest on the show, Marcello Truzzo, who was in his usual role of open-minded skeptic. According to Truzzo, the proof was never sent him. The Navy flat out denies that it has any records at all of a Project Penguin. Even an appeal, on my part, to the Judge Advocate General produced no results. "Never heard of it." is more or less the response back. The research papers, letters, etc. of John Hays Hammond, Jr. are now at Yale University. Queries to them regarding correspondence between John Hays Hammond, Jr. and Andrija Puharich have likewise produced negative results. This is puzzling. There there should have been at least one memorandum according to an article in the International Journal of Neuropsychiatry is which Puharich wrote, "In 1950 I sent a memorandum to Mr. John Hays Hammond, Jr. of Gloucester, Mass., outlining the plan of an experimental technique." It would be exciting to think that the Department of the Navy upon receiving my FOI request regarding Project Penguin yelled out something to the effect of "Oh my God he is on to us. Shred the docs. Call Yale and tell them not to let that bastard have anything." I, regretfully, am prone to believe that they have no record of a Project Penguin nor of any correspondence regarding such. To my mind that does not equate to the non-existence of such a project. As in all things governmental, it depends on who you ask. I have though been able to confirm these pieces of information. John Hays Hammond, Jr. did, in fact, carry out research on Eileen Garrett, a world famous psychic of the day. There was a Rexford Daniels in Camden, Maine, during those years. He was a summer resident and both he and his family were well thought of. According to Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird in their book, The Secret Life of Plants, Rexford Daniels owned a company named Interference Consultants Company of Concord Massachusetts and as of 1973 had been studying the problem of how proliferating electromagnetic emissions interfere with one another and may work harmful environmental effects on man. Daniels apparently became convinced that there was a force in the universe which was itself intelligent. "Daniels theorizes that this force operates through a whole spectrum of frequencies not necessarily linked to the electromagnetic spectrum and that human beings can mentally interact with it" There is ample evidence that individuals thought to have talent as psychics began to show up at the Round Table Foundation, some from overseas, some local talent and that these individuals were indeed tested, extensively. One of the more notorious of these individuals, Peter Hurkos, was brought to the US by a man with a background in Naval intelligence. There was one additional grant of money to the Round Table Foundation in 1949. The story about how this last bit of good fortune came to be was told thusly: Puharich and his wife Virginia attended a square Dance in Camden during the summer of 1949. It was at this function that he met a Mr. and Mrs. Norman Anderson which led to him going to New York and meeting with Charles Kaufman, then vice president in charge of research and development at General Foods Corporation. The results of that meeting were that General Foods decided to break with its long standing policy of conducting research "in house." They elected to farm out research work to Puharich at his Round Table Foundation rather then use their own research facility at Hoboken, New Jersey. The corporation started him off with a Fellowship and a $5,000 grant to study taste physiology. The idea is that Andrija is to work out a new method of measuring taste in animals, so it was publicly announced. General Foods also granted Andrija the use of their electron microscope which was located at their Hoboken facility. By 1950 Andrija Puharich had become a farmer, growing crops, raising animals and maintaining a new laboratory, complete with staff. All this on a wonderful new estate which boasted a 22 room house, which would be used by lab technicians for a dormitory. At the new digs was a new, large garage which was converted to hold a store of laboratory animals. Puharich's brother William showed up from Colorado to help with the research. Either $5,000 went a fantastically long way in those days or some unaccounted for funding showed up. I propose the latter of the choices. Consider the following list of individuals known to be associated with Andrija Puharich and the Round Table Foundation, some of whom we have already mentioned, some of whom would not show up in time to make it into this article. They are: Norman Anderson (mentioned), Charles Kettering (mentioned) and Raymond Zirkle (mentioned), Jack Cooney (unmentioned), Kennith Cole (unmentioned) and Shields Warren (unmentioned) General foods (mentioned, General Motors (mentioned). Each of these individuals and the two organizations listed were actually engaged in research for The Atomic Energy Commission. General Foods, in 1947 was in receipt of isotopes provided for research by the AEC. Specifically they were to test the physiological availability and to follow the metabolism of Zn 65 and 69 as well as Cobalt 60 and Cu 64. They had been shipped these on the premise that they would be administered to cattle in a specific mineral supplement. The isotopes were delivered to their Hoboken research facility. It should be noted that research done during 1947 showed that a pregnant dog, who had received ZN 65 (dosage undetermined), produced radioactive pups. The pups were then "sacrificed" to see in which organs the element had landed. All of this is especially suspicious when one finds that the animals being used for the taste research at the Round Table Foundation died. At least one individual, then familiar with the Foundation recalls burns on the bodies of some. As near as I have been able to ascertain no special handling was carried out in getting rid of these carcasses. They were simply left outside for the local trash collection. While I realize that this hardly makes a lawyer's case that covert radiation research was taking place, one should consider the strange construction of that barn which you have been told about and his later connections to the Atomic Energy Commission and its people which are outside the scope of this article but will be in my book. Consider also the new Cooney in the list above. Not the John Cooney mentioned to Wallace, but Jack Cooney, who research shows was in 1946 and 1947 Army Colonel Jack Cooney. By 1950 he was Brigadier General Jack Cooney. We find him briefly mentioned as being associated with the Round Table Foundation sans his military rank or affiliation. Cooney headed up the army medical branch of an organization formed in July of 1947 called The Armed Forces Special Weapons Project. "The Armed Forces Special Weapons Project (AFSWP) established by the War and Navy Departments, is charged in its charter with responsibility for all military service functions of the Manhattan Project as are retained under the control of the Armed Forces including training of special personnel required, military participation in the development of atomic weapons of all types (to coordinate with the Commission) ... and developing and effecting joint radiological safety measures in coordination with established agencies." Source: Office Memorandum from Lt. Col. W. B. Hutchinson Jr. to Brig. General James McCormack, Jr. Once secret, this document was declassified in 1995. The AFSWP has a curious administrative set-up. It has not one chief, but two, one from the Navy holding the rank of Captain and one from the Army holding the rank of Colonel. This duel set-up might explain why my FOI to the Navy regarding Operation Penguin was strikingly unsuccessful. The records would not be in the possession of the US Navy, they would have instead been housed within the Atomic Energy Commission, probably one of the last places one would think to look. And, although not covered in this article, Andrija Puharich, was known to be in the company of Dr. Shields Warren, while in Washington D.C. This individual was, like Cooney, a key personnel on the medical side of the radiation studies being carried out. Puharich's earlier "medical discharge" said to have rendered him unfit to serve in the military after completing medical training happens to have coincided with the establishment of The Armed Forces Special Weapons Project. Mysteriously his medical condition seems to have vanished as he was "reinducted" into the Army about the time of the Korean War and served as a Captain at the US Army Chemical Center, where he got up to some very interesting activities. If what I have stated is true, and it is, we are left with one very perplexing question. What about the left-wing, red sympathizing commie guys? The answer my friend, is not blowing in the wind, it will be in my book. We leave you now with an incomplete story, hoping that enough curiosity about Dr. Andrija Puharich, his activities, and his marvelous tooth implant has been created that you will consider the purchase of my upcoming book, tentatively entitled "Andrija, Aliens and the Square Wave." Thus I will be the richer and you will be the wiser. Summing up: The Round Table Foundation of Electrobiology began to flourish. A considerable misrepresentation as to cost of equipment is shown. Project Penguin undertaken by the Navy is also claimed. A grant from General Foods and the activities of associates reveals the connection to The Armed Forces Special Weapons Project. <A HREF="http://www.ctrl.org/">www.ctrl.org</A> DECLARATION & DISCLAIMER ========== CTRL is a discussion & informational exchange list. Proselytizing propagandic screeds are not allowed. 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