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Previously-secret CIA
documents, released to Ralph
Nader's "critical mass energy
project," have confirmed alle
gations that a major nuclear
accident occured in the central
Soviet Union in the late 1950'5.
The CIA reports confirm
allegations made last year
by exiled Soviet scientist
doctor Zhores Medvedev.
Doctor Medvedev had charged
that a massive nuclear waste
explosion in the southern
Urals 19 years ago had killed
perhaps hundreds of people
and contaminated the thou
sands of square miles of area
with deadly radiation.
The new CIA memos, how
ever, fail to disclose whether
the nuclear accident in ques
tion was a waste explosion or
a conventional reactor explo
sion.
Doctor Medvedev, currently
living in London, continues to
insist that the mishap was a
nuclear waste explosion,
adding that this can be proved
or disproved quite simply.
Medvedev has identified
certain migratory birds that
live in the accident area each
winter. He claims that the
birds can currently be trapped
in parts of Europe, and that
their bones will contain radio
active elements absorbed at
the accident scene.
According to Medvedev,
the specific isotopes found
in the birds' bones will
demonstrate with certainty
that it was a waste accident,
not a reactor explosion, that
devastated the central Urals 19
years ago.
Twenty-two people who
were arrested last May during
the anti-nuclear power
demonstrations in Seabrook,
New Hampshire, have begun
serving 20-day jail sentences
for refusing to pay fines levied
by a court.
The 22 protesters were
among 1414 persons arrested
on May 1 at the Seabrook
plant in demonstrating organ
ized by the Clamshell Alliance.
According to Harvey
Wasserman, a Clamshell
spokesperson, the 22 protesters
were arrested last week after
they refused to serve another
20 days in jail at $5 a day
to pay off their existing fines.
Wasserman said that while
others paid their fines, the 22
objected to the payments
because they thought it was
"immoral" to pay for protesting
against something which is a
threat to human life.
On the heels of these arrests,
the public service company
which owns the Seabrook site
announced last Friday that
the electric rates must be
raised 17 percent in order to
pay for the new plant.
In earlier testimony before
the public utility commission
in New Hampshire, the utility
company admitted that it
would eventually have to
raise rates as much as 60
percent to finance the Sea
brook plant.
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The Gui/forc/ian
The center for UFO studies
reports it is looking into a
strange "flying saucer" abduc
tion case in which a young
Kansas couple and their
baby were reportedly taken
aboard a space craft and
examined by humanoid-like
beings.
The Evanston, Illinois,
research group says that the
incident has quietly been
under intensive study since
its reported occurrence last
December near Goodland,
Kansas. The researchers
report that this case is strik
ingly similar to what is
reported to have happened
seventeen years ago in the
much publicized Betty and
Barney Hill case.
In the latest case, the
couple is identified by the
center only as "Joe" and
"Carol" and their four month
old son Luke. The researchers
say that under hypnosis, the
couple recalls being stopped
in their car along a Kansas
highway after nightfall, and
being taken aboard a large
saucer-shaped craft about 30
feet high and 150 feet wide.
papists Dorft
A psychiatrist from Albu
querque who has been study
ing rapists says there is no
such thing as a profile of the
"typical" rapist.
Psychiatrist Richard Rada
says he has been studying
convicted rapists to see what
makes them tick. The Univer
sity of New Mexico doctor
says that, basically, the rapist
he studied are motivated by
aggression, and the desire for
dominance, control and power.
Rada says that the rapist
does not act primarily to
Both Joe and Carol recall
being examined in separate
rooms by beings of nearly
average human height, dressed
in metallic clothes that
resembled small "tubes"
wrapped around their bodies.
The entities are reported to
have had large skull
shaped heads, large foreheads,
no hair, large deep-set eyes
and no apparent mouths. The
creatures reportedly commun
icated quickly and easily with
Joe and Carol through mental
telepathy.
The couple reportedly could
not recall any of their two
hour experience aboard the
craft until they underwent
hypnosis. They said later
they found painless puncture
marks and discoloration on
parts of their bodies shortly
after the incident, apparently
caused by instruments used
on them during a physical
examination aboard the craft.
The couple is quoted by the
center as recalling that one
thing that impressed them
about the beings was the enti
ties deep sense of "peaceful
ness."
release his sexual desires, and
is not a "sex fiend."
He reports that even in
instances where a variety of
sex acts are committed,
aggressiveness is more impor
tant than erotic experiences.
Rada says that most rapists
he studied are phsycially
attractive, often married or
going steady, and have been
able to establish successful,
though superficial, social
relationships with the opposite
sex.
ESCAPE!!
December 13, 1977
Covert
Overt
Former CIA director Richard
Helms, who was found guilty
last month on charges of lying
to the U.S. Senate, has gone
to work for the Shah of Iran.
Helms has opened up a small
suite of offices in Washington,
D.C., which he says he will
use to represent the Shah's
government in the United
States. The former CIA
director says he has an
associate stationed in Teheran,
and that the two will attempt
to promote sales of goods
between the United States and
Iran.
After retiring from the CIA
in 1973, Helms served as the
American Ambassador to Iran
for three years.
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AURA
DEMOCRACY
Philosopher, inventor and
futurist Buckminster Fuller
is predicting that political
decisions in the distant future
will be made on the basis of
orbiting satellites picking
up human thought patterns.
In an interview with US
News and World Report, Fuller
says: "We've discovered that
a human being gives off an
electromagnetic field that can
show whether a person is
positive or negative about a
subject."
He continues: "Satellite
sensors going around the
world will be able to pick up
each and every persons
magnetic field and determine
how the majority of humanity
feels about a given proposition.
It will be possible," says Fuller,
"to ask big questions and
get immediate total-humanity
reactions. Using such a
system, a continuing true
majority of society will be
gradually solving its own
problems.