Ouija-Aided six AWOL soldiers seek world change story
Vance Davis and five others from Augsburg, Germany, disappeared in 1990 to Gulf Breeze seeking release from the Army via Ouija Board guidance. They claimed ESP and parapsychology led to predictions of a coming war, with plans to teach people for world chaos and a foretold return of Jesus.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Vance Davis
Florida
Jesus Christ
Davis
Ouija Board
Gulf Breeze
Fla
Los Angeles
Augsburg
West Germany
Fort Knox
701St Military Intelligence Brigade
Valley Center
Kan
Michael Hueckstaedt
Farson
Wyo
Kris Perlock
Osceola
Wis
William Setterberg
Pittsburgh
Spc
Kenneth Benson
Jefferson City
Tenn
Annette Eccles
Iran
Jesus
Munich
Atlanta
Vance
Iris
U.S. slows ultra fast rail amid global progress
Washington stalls the push for a high speed rail network as Europe and Japan expand. Amtrak’s Metroliner tops at 125 mph on the New York to Washington run while the U.S. tests the Swedish X2000 with speeds to 150 mph. A NRC panel cites costs up to 83 million per mile but notes potential benefits like less congestion and pollution. A maglev link to Disney World could start next year, with 1997 boarding planned.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Japan
America
Joseph Vranich
Germany
Vranich
Andrew H. Card Jr
Card
Amtrak
Metroliner
New York-Washington
New York
Boston
National Research Council
Orlando International Airport
Florida
Disney World
California
Texas
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