Extra Sensory Perception Reporter Delves Into Sixth Sense
National UPI dispatch outlines early exploration of extrasensory perception by Duke University researcher J B Rhine and student Hubert Pearce. It notes high odds against card success, distinguishes ESP from fake mediums, and previews scientific caution in forthcoming reports.
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Extra Sensory Perception Gains Scientific Ground Despite Critics
In New Castle 1964 coverage the rise of ESP is traced from skepticism to acceptance with Rhine and Pearce critiques. The piece contrasts demands for absolute results with ongoing trial and error work and notes precognition and petro cognition as debated facets. Also reports New Castle Safety Council meeting agenda and awards ceremony chaired by P. Healey with Chief Cubellis presiding.
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