Alarm Bells at State Department Fail to Ring
A UPI report questions State Department alarm responsiveness in the Bang-Jensen case. It notes delays and indecision from Allen Dulles and officials, with debate over whether Bang-Jensen’s information reached higher authorities. The piece ties broader concerns of national security to internal bureaucratic hesitation and possible Soviet infiltration. It also reports unrelated items from Johannesburg and Pittsburgh.
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Bang-Fensen
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Selective Deafness Seen Under Deep Hypnosis
A UPI report details experiments by Stephen Black showing selective deafness under deep hypnosis where a chosen tone is heard by a subject while all other tones are ignored. Tests confirmed normal hearing prior to hypnosis, suggesting the unconscious mind governs this selective perception phenomenon.
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