CIA Reveals Odd Ball Experimental Projects 1965 75
The documents from 1965 to 1975 show CIA research into wild ideas such as trained seals and otters for espionage, bioplasma fields, mind control concepts, electric stun and incapacitation devices, and experiments on plants and animals. Some projects were discarded as impractical or quackery while others remained only partially described due to deletions.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
America
Intelligence Agency
CIA
Langley
New York Times
Intelligence
Europe
Georgi Markov
London
Soviet Union
United States
Argentina struggles to move past Peron legacy
Buenos Aires report details Argentina under Videla as it seeks growth from beef, wheat, and corn exports while curbing Peronism. It notes 10,000 to 15,000 desaparecidos in secret detentions, the 1985 power stay plan, and potential successor Retired Gen Roberto Viola.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
UPI
Juan Domingo Peron
Jorge Videla
Peron
Videla
Peronist
Isabel Peron
Panama
Isabel
Roberto Viola
Bone pile at FCIC exposed in Kansas City clash
Washington Star Service reports three days of routine punishment work for a $40,000-a-year FCIC GS-14 in Kansas City. An investigator says the bone pile, a forced-exile desk, pressured staff to retire or resign. Sworn statements allege improper practices by top FCIC officials including James Deal Otto Johnson and Roy Alton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star Service
Washington
GS-14
Kansas City
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
FCIC
Inspector General
Agriculture Department
Jack Ketterer
Merit Systems Protection Board
Ketterer
James Deal
Otto Johnson
Roy Alton
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Richard D. Lyons
New York Times Service
OFTEN
Army Chemical Corps
Edgewood
Cleve Backster
Backster
San Diego
South America
Africa
Juan Peron
Fcic ‘Bone Pile
Kansas
Dars
Ces
Dar
Corcelice
Ong
May Rapids
Odn Rapids
Wilson & Bowling
Critchett
Cedar Rapids
Baldwin
Gulbransen
Baldwin Hamilton
Baldwin Piano
Steinway Grand Baldwin
Critchett’s
Wanon
Baldwin Pianos & Organs
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