Approved
New Psychic Frontiers
University
of West Florida; Dr. William Mikulas, Pensacola,
Fla.
32504.
Georgia
State
University;
Evelyn
Monahan,
Gilmar
St.,
Atlanta, Ga. 3U303.
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West Georgia College; Dr. Myra Arons and Dr. Henry Moore,
Dr. Horace Stewart;
Carrollton, Ga. 33017.
1IllTlOlS
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rttAOO
TvT
Tr
DePaul
University; Rev. James O’Brien,
S.J., —33 N. Ken-
more Ave., Chicago,
II.
Mundelein College
: Dr. John Bishas, Psychology Department,
6363 N
Sheridan Road, Chicago,
11. 60660.
Northeast
Illinois University:
Chris
Celissaris,
1505 Cotton-
wood Lane. Mount Prospect,
II. 60056.
Joliet
Junior College:
Spiritual
Frontiers Fellowship speakers.
Methodist Seminary:
Naperville,
II.
Spiritual
Frontiers
Fel-
lowship speakers.
.
,
.
St.
Francis
College,
Joliet,
II.
Spiritual
Frontiers
Fellowship
Wesleyan College, Bloomington,
II. Spiritual Frontiers Fellow-
ship speakers.
°Wartburg College
:
Dr.
F. A. Gumz, Philosophy Department,
Waverly 50677.
Johnson County Junior College
: Robert H. Ashby, 78 Terrace
Trail
East, Quivira Lake, Ks. 66106.
Louisiana
.
.
T «
Centenarv
College:
Prof.
John
Williams,
Shreveport,
La.
21102
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^Gerham State College
: Dr. Robert Southworth, 341
Mitchell
Road, Cape Elizabeth.
Westbrook Junior College
:
Dr. Arthur Freundhch, 28 Alden
Drive,
Portland.
Maryland
Aquarian University of Maryland, Baltimore.
Frederick Community College, Frederick.
Hartford Community
College
:
Salee
L. Lemer—Course
in
psychic phenomena.
Prince
George
Community
College
:
Marlene
Blecher,
Largo Road, Largo, 20870.
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St. Marc"- Seminary
:
Rev. Lowell Glendon, Baltimore.
Massachu
:ts
Boston University School of Medicine
:
Dr. Gordon G. Globus.
Harvard University
:
site
of early work
in parapsychology by
Prof. William James and
others.
Massachu
- tts
Institute
of Technology
'Mil):
Manuel
V.
Cerrillo. Parapsychology Research Group, Boston.
Williams
College:
Prof.
Stewart Crampton,
Physics Depart-
.
ment,
Williamston, Mass.
Michigan
Calvin College
: Dr.
J. Marion Snapper, Grand Rapids.
Mercy College
: Dr. R. W. Brooks—Series of lectures. Detroit.
Oakland University, Rochester, Mich
48063.
Thomas
Jefferson College of General
Studies, College Land-
ing, Allendale,
Mich. 49401
fJerry
Diller,
Asst.
Professor).
Wright State University
Rand Evans. Detroit.
University of Michigan
: Bernard Nietschmann.
(DO NOT WRITE.)
Minnesota
Carleton College
: SFF Workshops. Paul Lawhead, Northfield.
Luther Theological
Seminary,
St.
Paul, Rev. M.
K.
Gulbis
did Master’s
thesis on ‘‘Writings
of Dr
Leslie D. Weather-
head”.
University
of
Minnesota
:
Dr.
Mulford Q
Sibley and
Dr.
Jose
M.
Feola,
1414
Social
Science
Bldg.,
Minneapolis,
55455.
University of Minnesota
at Morris
:
John
Ingle,
Interdiscip-
linary Seminar,
Morris. Minn.
Southwest Minnesota State College
:
Dr.
Curtis Wagner and
Dr. Charles Rainert, Physics Dept., Marshall, Minn. 56258.
Rochester Community College. Lectures.
Missouri
Florissant
Valley Community
College
:
James Flanagan,
St.
Louis, Mo.
Rockhurst
College:
Dr. James
C. Logan,
Psychology Dept.
52nd and Troost Ave.. Xansas C :tv. Mo. 64110.
Washington
University
:
Dr.
Peter
R.
Phillips,
Physics Dept.
(General Studies), St. Louis. Mo. 6al30.
Montana
Montana Stan
Vmverdty:
Prof
George E
Ric-. Bozeman
Nebraska
Creighton University
:
T):
Mark E
Ware, Psychology Dept.,
Omaha 68131
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University
of
Nebraska:
S.
Gail
Lee, Community Se™ce-
Adult
Education, 2219 South
123
St., Omaha, 68144.
AY a.
- Hampshire
Colby Junior College, New London.
Franconia
College,
Franconia.
Franklin
Pierce
College:
W.
H.
Jack,
Psych. .logy, Rmdge
03461.
.
,
,
,
Keene
State College
:
Prof. Charles H. Hapgood, Richmond.
Brookdale Community College
: Helen Wambach, Psychology
Hartwick
College
: Dr.
J.
S.
Setzer, Philosophy and Religion,
Oneonta. (DO NOT WRITE.)
Hofstra
University
:
Raymond van
Over, Hempstead, Long
Island.
Kirklard
College: Dr
Beatrice Bu-zek.
Clinton.
Mount Saviour Monastery, /New York
State). Symposium on
parapsychology.
, „
.
.
,
.
New School for Social Research
: Dr. Robert M. Brier, Martin
Ebon,
C.ilbert
Roller and
others,
66 West
1 2th
St., New
York "infill.
v
_i.
Tprhnnloov
:
Hans
Holzer,
135 W.
Dept.,
Lyncroft.
Drew University, Madison.
Fairleigh-Dickinson University, Madison.
Glassboro
State
College
:
Dr.
V.
Eugene
Vivian,
Course
Co-ordinator,
Glassboro.
,
.,01
Newark College
of Engineering
:
Prof.
E. Douglas Dean, 323
High
St., Newark 07102.
Rutgers University, New Brunswick 08903.
Seton
Hall
University:
Dr. Carole
Silfen, Psychology Dept.,
South Orange 07079.
_
St.
Peter’s College
:
Rev. Laurence
L.
Cassadv,
Jersey
Gitv.
70th, New York.
•
New York University:
Dr. Herbert Freudenberger, Washing-
ton
Sciuare, New York.
Niagara County Community College
:
E. Douglas Dean and
Carol
Liaros, Sanborn.
Notre Dame College (St. John’s University), Charles Honorton,
Staten
Island.
Queen’s College
: Rev. Jon Mundy.
_
,
Rosary Hill College
: Jean P. Rindge, E. Douglas Dean, Carol
Liaros,
Nell
Stiling,
Sister
Justa
Smith,
4280
Main
St.,
Buffalo
14226.
(Also
centre
for Human Dimensions
Insti-
Sew Mexico
.
Eastern New Mexico
University
:
Dr.
George
H.
Kitzman,
Rosswell.
New York
v
,
Citv
University
of New York /City
College
of New York
(CUNY/CCNY).
Dr.
Gertrude
Schmeidler,
Psychology
M\ Programme, 138 and Convent Ave„ New York
10031.
Ph D. Programme, 33 W\ 42nd Ave., New York
10036.
CUNY-Brooklvn
College:
Dr.
Ivan D. London
(research
in
Soviet
parapsychology);
Charles
Honorton,
Adult
Educa-
cation, Menninger Dream Lab, 4802
-
10th Ave., Brooklyn
11219 -
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CUNY-Hunter College
: Dr H
H. Rothman, 60 East 12th St.,
New York
10003.
Cornell University
: Miss Connie Kratz, Ithaca.
C.W.
Post College (Long Island
University)
:
Dr. Robert M-
Brier.
Philosophy Department.
Finch
College:
Dr.
Roslun
Hayes,
Psychology,
E.
78th
St., New York
10021.
Fordham
University, Bronx.
10458.
tute.)
Schenectady Community College:
Instructor: Ann
Fisher.
State University
of New York (SUNY)
:
Dr.
Peter Alimaras,
Farmingdale
11735.
SUNY-Ceneseo
:
Dr.
Lawrence
Casler,
Psychology
Dept.,
Geneseo 11154.
SUNY-Oswego
:
Dr. Mahlon Wagner and Dr. Lee DeCostet,
Psychology Department, Oswego
13126.
'
SUNY-Stonybrook
:
Norman Goodman and
Judi Taddonio,
Psychology Department, Stonybrook
11390.
North
Carolina
Duke
University
:
Dr.
Robert
Morris, Durham.
University
of
N- :th
Carolina:
Dr.
David
Rovers
and
Dr.
James
Carpenter,
Psychology
Department,
Davie
Hall,
Chapel
Hill
27514.
Ohio
Bowling Green
F niversttY.
Bowling
Green.
Oberlin
College.
Oberlin.
Ohio University; Dr. Wiiiiam Miller. College of Communica-
tion, RTVC 4616, Athens 45701.
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Union
Graduate
School,
Union
for
Experimental
Colleges
and
Universities.
Pennsylvania
Albright College
: Dr. Ellery Haskell, Philosophy. 515 N. 26th
St.,
Pennside, Reading
19606.
Allegheny Community College
: Ronald C. Asbury, 940 North
Highland
Ave.,
Pittsburgh
15206.
Carnegie-Mellon
University
(formerly
Carnegie
Tech.)
:
Dr.
Herbert Simon,
Pittsburgh.
Cedar Crest College
: Abram Samuels, Allentown.
Elizabethtown College
:
(Healing Seminar).
Gannon College
:
Dr. John Fleming,
Erie.
Gettysburg Seminary (Luther Theological)
:
Prof. Bengt Hoff-
man, Gettysburg.
Lancaster Theological
Seminary.
LaRoche College
: Ronald C. Asbury.
Mercyhurst College
: Human Dimensions Institute, E. Douglas
Dean,
Erie.
St.
Joseph’s
College
:
Dr.
Carroll Nash and
Mrs.
Catherine
Nash, Biology Department, 54th
St. and City Line,
Phila-
delphia,
19131.
University of Pittsburgh
: R. A. McConnell, Biophysics Dept.,
Pittsburgh
15313.
South Dakota
Mount Marty College
: Dr. Donna Henseler, Yankton.
Texas
Lamar University
: David D. Zink, English Dept., Beaumont
87710.
Richland
College
:
John
O.
Williams,
Community
Service,
12800 Abrams Road, Dallas 75231.
Southern
Methodist
University,
Dallas.
Trinity University, San
Antonio.
University of Houston
:
Dr. W. G. Braud, Psychology; Cullen
Blvd., Houston 77004.
University of Texas
: M. D. Anderson, Hospital and Tumour
Institute,
(Seminars; Houston.
Vermont
Windham
College
:
John
Robinson,
Philosophy
Department,
Pumey.
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Virginia
Blue
Ridge
Community
College
:
David
McKnight,
Blue
Ridge.
Old Dominion College, Norfolk.
Universitv of Virginia
:
Dr. Ian Stevenson, Division of Para-
psychology, Dept, of Psychiatry’, School of Medicine, Char-
lottesville, Va.
22901.
Virginia Polytech
Institute
:
(seminars).
University of West Virginia.
Washington
Central
State College
;
Prof. Don Cummings, Route
3, Box
106, Ellensburg, Wa. 98926.
The Evergreen
State College
:
Ms.
Carol Olexa; Ms. Kerry
Klockner, Olympia 98505.
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin—Madison
:
Prof. Frank Farley, Edu-
cational
Psychology,
(graduate
seminar).
Professors D. Lindberg and R.
Siegfried of the History of
Science Dept,
have been
offering a course on
the
history
of the
occult
directed toward developing
critical
attitudes.
University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee
:
Prof. Donald
J. Muel-
ler, School of Social Welfare (Conferences) and Prof. Robert
Galbreath.
University of Wisconsin—Oshkosh
: Course in parapsychology.
University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point
:
Prof.
Clifton
Peter-
son.
C. Norman
Shealy, M.D., LaCrosse, Wis., Director of the
Pain
Rehabilitation
Centre,
is
also
Associate
Clinical
Pro-
fessor
of
Neurosurgery
at
the
University
of
Wisconsin-
I.aCrosse, and the University of Minnesota. He
is interested
in
the
role
of
altered
states
of consciousness
as
related
to
pain.
U.S. FOUNDATIONS AND INSTITUTES
The Academy
of Religion and Psychical Research, Suite
2, 800
Custer
Avenue,
Evanston,
Illinois,
60606,
was
established
in
October 1972 through
efforts of the Spiritual Frontiers Fellowship.
It seeks
(1) to encourasje dialogue and co-operation between clergy,
academics in philosophy and
religion and researchers and scientists
in
parapsvchologv and
related
fields,
(2)
to conduct
educational
programmes
for scholars and
the general
public, and
(3)
to wor
closely
with
related
organizations
such
as
the
Parapsychology
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Academy of Parapsychology and Medicine.
The Academy
of
Parapsychology
and
Medicine,
314
Second
Street, Los
Altos, Ca. 94022. The Academy was formed
in
1970,
following a seminar sponsored
jointly by
the Lori-Teed Manage-
ment Association and
three
institutions of higher learning in
the
San Francisco Bay area. Its long-range goal
is to attempt to discover
the conditions under which
total healing—spiritual, mental, emo-
tional and
physical—is
possible. As many
as
1,400
professionals
have attended
its symposia held
in various parts
of the country to
explore paranormal and unorthodox
healing. Robert A. Bradley,
MD
Denver,
is
its
first
president. Dues
are
$15
per
year
for
associate
membership
and
higher
dues
for
participating
and
sponsoring members.
, „
American
Society
for Psychical
Research,
5 West 73rd
Street,
New York, N.Y.
10023.
Started
in
1885,
it
serves
as one
of the
major research organizations dealing with paranormal phenomena.
Its research standards are rigorous and
its investigations are well-
documented.
The
annual
membership
fee
of
$15
entitles
the
member
to
its
Journal,
Proceedings and ASPR
Newsletter,
and
access to
its extensive library.
.
.
,
Association
for
Research
and
Enlightenment,
Virginia
Beach,
Virginia,
is
the organization which provides
access
to
the almost
fifteen
thousand
telepathic-clairvoyant
readings
recorded
during
Edgar
Cayce’s
lifetime.
The
material
has
been
classified
and
cross-referenced and
has
provided
the
basic
source
material
for
writers who have produced
dozens
of books which
interpret
or
explain the Cayce readings. The A.R.E. sponsors lecture series and
courses and encourages study circles which are based on the Cayce
materials.
,
_
The Backster Research Foundation, Inc., 165 West 46th Street,
New York, N.Y.
10036.
Cleve
Backster, a
professional who
uses
and
trains’ others
to use the polygraph
(lie
detector)
instruments,
discovered that plants and other forms of
life produce measurable
responses wh
: ch can
best be characterized
as similar
to emotional
states or feelings in humans or in other organisms. Backster writes
and
lectures on
his
findings and
set up
(1965)
a foundation
to
make
further research
possible. Other
investigators and about 2U
universities are reported trying
to replicate
his work. Dr.
Aristide
Esser and Dr. Marcel Vogel
report
tentative corroboration of
his
findings.
.
,
_
,
EDMA
Corporation, a
business
enterprise organized by Edgar
D. Mitchell (the astronaut who carried out an ESP experiment on
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the Apollo XIV moon-flight) and his associates in
1972, will spon-
sor scientific and scholarly research in parapsychology, paraphysics
transpersonal
psychology,
ecology
and
other
fields
which
wi
improve the quality of
life on planet Earth. The corporation
will
market
inventions and
products which
are
compatible
with
its
objectives
FI)VIA
has
received
substantial
support from
profes-
sional,
business and
scientific
people.
Mitchell
has
since
stepped
down
as
chief operating
officer
of EDMA
to take
responsibilities
in a new foundation, the Institute of Noetic Sciences.
ESP
Research
Associates
Foundation,
Inc.,
Suite
1630,
Union
National
Plaza.
Little
Rock,
Arkansas;
72201,
was
founded by
Harold Sherman, well-known writer and psychic, for “the explora-
tion
of
the
origin and nature of man’s
sixth
sense”. The annual
Body /Mind .'Spirit
workshop
brings
together
between
500
and
1 000
attenders
to
participate
in
lectures and
demonstrations by
leaders and
researchers
in
the
field
of
psychic, phenomena.
Sher-
man who has written more than 80 books, has prepared manuals
on development of ESP. The foundation has
recently undertaken
to do further research of the taped voice phenomenon.
Foundation
for Research
on
the Nature
of Man (kRNM)
also
called the Institute for Parapsychology, Box 6847, College
Durham, North Carolina
27708, was
established by
J
B
Rhine
after he left his work on Extra Sensory Perception at Duke Univer-
sity. The Foundation also publishes books and provides a bulletin
for
all who
subscribe
to
its Journal
of
Parapsychology.
Helmut
Schmidt,
formerly
with
Boeing
Aircraft
is
now
working
with
FRNM. He
is
best known
for developing
the Random Numbers
J
Higher Sense Perception Research Foundation, 8668 i Wiltshire
Blvd
Beverlv
Hills, California, was created, to
assist Dr. Shafica
Karagulla
in
her
research
with
“Higher
Sense
Perception.
President and director
is Dr. Karagulla, M.D., who got her D.M_
and
surgery
degree
in
1941)
from
the
American
University
of
Beirut,
Lebanon.
She
did
her
residency
at
Edinburgh
Hospital
for Mental and Nervous Disorders under Prof.
Sir. David Hender-
son and became
a member
of
the
Royal
College
of
Physicians
of Edinburgh, the highest medical
qualification m
Britain. She
is
chiefly
interested
in
pursuing
study
of
the
energy
fields
of
the
human body for clues to the ability of psychics to diagnose
illness,
^Institute of Noetic Sciences (Noetics—the study of consciousness),
575
Middlefield
Road,
Palo
Alto,
California
94301.
This
non-
profit public foundation was founded by Edgar D.
Mitchell and
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other
associates
to assume
the
research,
educational
and
philan-
thropic
functions
which
previously
were
part
-
f
the EDMA
Corporation
which
is
now
strictly
a
commein.il
endeavour,
emphasizing products and
services
in keeping with
the philosophy
of helping people and
the
planet. Edgar Mitchell e
president
of
INS. The newsletter
is available only to members
Life Energies Research, Inc., 563 Park Avenue, New York, N Y.
10021,
established
in
1953
as
an
informal
centei
for
leaders
in
medicine,
psvehiatry,
the
basic
sciences,
philosophv and
theology
to carry on “wide ranging discussions of the paranormal aspects of
human
experience”.
It
was
incorporated
in
196b
for
scientific
research
in
the nature
of “energies that
affect and
are
a
part, of
life
.
.” and currently investigations of healing and PK are being
given high prioritv. Dr. Robert W. I.aidlaw, a New 5 ork psychia-
trist, has been one of the pioneers
in
this
effort.
Pa rapsych ol >c
:cal A donation (PA)
is an
international organiza-
tion
of active professionals
in parapsychology. The membership
is
well
over
200
in
at
least 25
countries. The
present
treasurer
is
J. G.
Pratt, Box
152, University
of Virginia
Hospital, Charlottes-
ville, Virginia, 22901.
Parap<\ h-'logy
Foundation,
Inc.,
We«t
57th
Street, New
York, NY.
Iu019,
was
founded
in
1951
by
Eileen
J.
Garrett,
internationally
known
and
tested
medium,
as
a
non-profit
organization
to encourage
research, study and experiments
in
the
area?
of
the paranormal which
included
extrasensory
perception,
psychokinesis,
telepathy,
clairvoyance,
precognition
and
related
phenomena.
PF
has
an
extensive
library,
publishes
books
and
monographs, and makes modest
grants
available
to
persons who
are
judged
qualified
to
undertake
specific
research
or
writing
assignments.
Psychical
Research
Foundation,
Inc., Duke
Station, Durham,
North Carolina 27706, located at 2013-15 Erwin Road, W. G. Roll,
Project
Director. The Foundation
publishes
I heta, a
bulletin
for
research
on
the
problem
of
survival
after
bodily
death.
Robert
Morris of PRF
points out
there kinds of experience suggestive of
.survival, which are important
<e
investigate
.
transcendental experi-
ences known as (jliBEs. astral projection or travelling clairvoyance;
possession phenomena,
short- or long-lived wlutli tan
involve
the
whole body or merely parts such as the hand in automatic writing:
and haunt”
cases such
as apparitions or unexplained movement
of
object*. PRF
edits and
publishes the proceedings of the Para-
psvetiological
Association,
conducts
symposia,
and
carries
on
research
"bin
the
limits
of budget.
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Spiritual
/-'•
n tiers Fellowship.
Inc.. 800 C .ster Avenue, Suite
Fvanston
Illinois
60202. Founded
in
1956
with
encouragement
from'
the
medium.
Arthur
Ford,
as
an
interdenominational
organization
to
promote
investigation,
research,
conferences
seminars,
etc.,
designed
to
explore
the
relevance
of
paranormal
phenomena
to
the
religious
experience. SFF
has grown ^teadip
Membership dues, ranging from $12.50 for individual membership
•to
$500
for
a
life
membership
are
the mam
support
of
the
Fellowship. SFF publishes a newsletter and a quarterly journal and
has an extensive library of books and
tapes.
Survival Research Foundation, P-O. Box 50466, Tucson, Arizona
85705
Susv
Smith,
psychic
and
author,
is
president
of
this
foundation, 'established
in September
1971. Together with Martin
Ebon
chairman, and eleven other
trustees, SRF seeks to conduct,
subsidize and
assist
in
procuring
scientific
evidence
of
conscious
survival of the human
soul
or
spirit
after
death, and
to
establish
the
results
of
the
research
as
worthy
of
public
consideration.
Memberships
range from
$10
to
$500.
Other
associations
and
organizations,
usually
with
a
state
or
regional base, include
;
Phoenix,
Arizona,
Meditation
and
Research
Foundation
(Jim
McKenzie).
California Parapsvchologv Foundation,
Inc.. 3480 Adams Ave.,
' San Diego, Ca. 92116
Kay
Sterner).
California
Society
for
Psychical. Study,
Inc.,
P.O.
Box
844,
Berkeley, Ca. 94701.
Southern
California
Society
for Psychical
Research.
170 South
Beverlv Drive, Los Angeles. Ca. 90212,-
y
Washington
Institute
for Biophysical Research,
c
n Dr. Francis
Woidich. 1735 New Hampshire Ave., N
\\
.. Washington, DA..
20509.
,
oriC ^
,
Illinois Society for Psychical Research, c
o Gerald I.oe. 206 Oak
St
Mavvvood,
II. 60153.
The Golden
Path. Chicago.
Illinois
Irene Hughes:.
Psi Explorers Club, c
o Edgar Wirt. 1707 North Salisbury, West
Lafavette, Indiana 47906.
Psychic
Studies
Institute.
Kama-
Citv.
Rama-
Robert
H.
Ashbv
,
founder..
Research
Association
of ParapsvchA.gicai
Study.
Mrs. Shmey
D. Harrison. Buxton. 5 la
.
Boston
Society
for
Pwchic,.;
Research,
c
o
\ 101 .
Berlin,
Exeter
Street,
butte;;,
Alas
- achun Us 02116
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Michigan ESP Research Associates, P.O. Box
28, East Lansing,
Michigan 48823.
Unitarian-Universalists
Interested
in
ESP,
Nahant
Place,
Lynn, Massachusetts 01902.
Spiritual Research Society, Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Minnesota
Society
for
Parapsychological
Research,
University
of
Minnesota,
Suites
212-213,
720
Washington
Ave.,
S.E.,
Minneapolis, Minn. 55414.
Psychical Research Society of Kansas City (Missouri), c'o Morris
Schwalm, 6420
Rockhill Road, Kansas
City, Mo.
Psychical
Research
Society, Keene
State
College, Keene, New
Hampshire.
Centre for Study of “Para” Phenomena, Forests
Hills Parkway,
Bavville, New jersey
(Dr. A.
Kraig,
director
of
research).
Centre
for
Study
of
Psychical
Phenomena,
Research
Centre,
Rockland
State Hospital, Orangeburg, New York 10926
(Dr.
A. H.
Esser).
Menninger Dream
Laboratory,
Maimonides
Medical
Centre,
4802-10th Ave., Brooklyn, New York 11219 (Drs. S. Krippner,
M. Ulhnan).
New
York
Parapsychology
Forum,
West
9th
Street, New
York, N.Y.
Premonitions
Registry,
Box
482,
Times
Square
Station, New
York, N.Y. 10036 (Robert D. Nelson).
Cincinnati
Parapsychology Study Group, 6447 Hamilton
Ave.,
Cincinnati,
Ohio
45224.
Understanding,
Inc., Merlin, Oregon
(Dr. Daniel W.
Fry).
Parapsychology
Society
of
Greater
Philadelphia,
c/o
Jessie
Wolfersberger, 2162 Rush Road Abbington, Pennsylvania.
Institute of Parapsychology and Cybernetics,
Inc., Reyes A. De
Valle, director, 2601
Blaine
St., Laredo, Texas.
Laredo Parapsychology Foundation, Inc., 1110 Cedar Ave., P.O.
Box
1415, Laredo,
Texas.
Science
Unlimited
Research
Foundation.
San
Antonia,
Texas
(Dr. John
Kinets,
research
director).
American Society of Dowsers, Danville,
I ermont 05828.
Psychic
Researchers, Box 922, Walla Walla, Washington 99362.
Mankind.
Research
Unlimited,
Washington DC.
20037,
Dr.
Carl Schleicher, Director, 1143 New Hampshire Ave., N.W.
Wisconsin
Society' for
Psychical
Research,
Prof.
Donald
J-
Mueller,
University
of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee,
Milwaukee,
Wisconsin
53201.
Research,
Investigation and Teaching
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SOUTH AMERICA—LATIN AMERICA
In
Tatin America, Costa
Rica. Cuba.
El
Salvador, Guatemala,
Haiti,
Honduras,
Mexico,
Panama,
Puerto
Rico
and
Trinidad
report
activitv with a
religious and 'or
research emphasis.
Puerto
Rico
has
an
Institute
of
Parapsychology
at
562
Trigo
Street,
Santurce; and Trinidad has a Research Centre for Parapsychology
at
Hotel
Scarlet
Ibis,
Eastern Main Road,
St. Augustine, where
Dr.
Learie Graham
does
research and
publishes
Parapsychology
News.
All
the
countries
of South
America have
activities
in one
or
more areas of the paranormal. Those with the greatest activity are
.
Argentina. The 1973 I.A.A. Anstalt directory
lists 134 organiza-
tions' and 20
publications.
Parapsychological
associations include
:
Associacion Argentina de
Psicosinteris. Juncal 2061,
IB, Buenos
Aires
(Dr. Juan
Alcandri).
Instituto
Argentino
de
Parapsicologia.
\ iamonte
752
(3rd),
Buenos Aires (Dr.
J. Ricardo Musso).
Cuadernos de
Parapsicologia, Ramon.
Brazil
.
I.A.A.
Anstalt
lists
136
organizations
and
publications
lor
Brazil, the country which, according to David
St. Clair, author of
Drum and Candle (Doubledav, New York), has 25
million
regis-
tered members of spiritist churches and estimates another 25 million
“unofficial”
followers.
Spiritists have
their own
hospitals
in which
“regular doctors” are permitted
to practice. Jose Pedro de Freitas,
nicknamed Arigo, did much to drawVorld attention to paranormal
healing
in
Brazil,
until
his death
in
a
car
crash, January,
1971.
In
his case, Dr.
Fritz, a deceased German
physician
(and
others)
worked through him in curing many “incurable” case* which were
investigated before and
after treatment.
There are
five parapsychology research
institutes
:
Brazilian
Institute
for Psychobiophysical Research
Rua Dr. Diogo de Faria. 239, Sao Paulo.
Centro de
Pesquisas
Psicobiofisicas
Travessa Sto. Amaro 37, Caixa
Postal 438
Santo Andre, Stadao de Sao Paulo (Dr. Acilio Tomasi).
Federacao
Espirita
Brasileira
Avenida
Passos 30, Rio, Gb—ZC— 58.
First Brazilian Laboratory of Psychology
Rua des Bonitos.
101, Vila Mariana, Sao Paulo.
(Irio Quaflio,
Jr.)
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Espiritismo de Rio de Janeiro
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Chile
,
Laboratorio de Investigaciones Parapsychologiras
Universidad de Chile, Casilla 6507, Santiago.
Institute Espanol de Investigaciones Cientifico Esperimentales
Bioelectricicas y Suprapsicologicas Br. Artigas jo
,
Montevideo.
.
,
•
„
Sociedad Uruguaya
de
Investigaciones
Parapsicologicas,
Calle Carlos Maria de Pena, 4751, Montevideo.
Venezuela
.
M
.
A
The
Sociedad
Espirita de
Matatisicos.
Stir
n.
No.
A P>-
•
Caracas
is one
of
organizations’ listed
for
this
northwestern
country
of
South
America. These
have
either
a
religious
or
research emphasis.
NOTE- Readers should keep in mind that names and
institutions
listed in this chapter reflect the situation when the manuscript was
being written! Naturally changes in staff and addresses as well
as
new Institutions entering the field are bound to occur from time to
sug&estkmsMor m eS
iusVVpi
,eaa,ei
wimouSJLCtiotKjs stz&le
MVch
of our ahult
life has been
involved with some
aspect
efr
other
af teaching and we
are very conscious of
the need to/se,
applv ah« share knowledge and experience. We are wnting^n6t on
the assumption that we have
all the answers, but
to brin.yfigether
in formation/Nceports and
experiences which
are fascin/hg, cha
-
lending and iXriguing and which,
in our opinion, w-atfant serious
consideration. TW may encourage you
to ventu/ toward new
insights and meaniHgs of
life.
/
The
rapid
growths, of
literature
dealing wMf
the
paranorma
behooves us to encour\e students of all ageyfo keep an open and
a questioning mind abomythe quality and yoantity
o
t
e evi
ence
available
for, and againstVe
cases pre/nted.
Progress toward a
better
understanding
of ma\and
hi/environment
will
only be
made
if we
seek
the
truth inXfar/
it
is
possible
to
ascertain
it
and
insofar as
it has relevance dj/ignicance
for us
as individuals
and for mankind.
/ \
.
,
.
.
,
,
In
writing
this
book, we
bfive k^t
in mind
thaj
it
could
be
used as a text or guide to/rther mvWam n by students or by
any
interested
individual/The growingNaumber
of
courses, con-
ferences and
seminarx/n
parapsychology \ffered
at
college
and
high school
levels, e/ciallv
in the United States (see Chapter \)
indicates
the
increased
interest
in
the
psycIVk.
Unfortuna eh,
although there/ a weahh
of
literature aboutW
paranormal,
there
is
little/ffered
in
the way
of
direction. arN anyone who
undertakes/ teach a course, or lead a
discussion gtW
certainly
should li/e read mom than one bo A m the
field amiN^ave some
substan/l knowledge T out the wo,
I
f rewarcheis a,..iWcmcs.
No/books about
the paranormal and
tne
occult appeaXdai.y
on/e bookstalls. Some present the work of seasoned
investigators.
Others are written in popularized
stvle, with
little or no doemntn-
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References and Documentation
These
lists
of books,
journals and
publications
are
to
provide
the reader with a variety of sources for further reading which will
give him
choices based on
his
interests. The
titles
are
arranged
alphabetically bv author and coded, in most instances, with one or
more letters of the alphabet which are used
to designate the sub-
jects
treated
in
the book. A
through
/ follow the
subject matter
presented in the sections of this book under the same arrangement.
More than one
letter
is used, for instance, when a book
is clearly
biographical
but
also
primarily
describes
certain phenomena
or
other areas of parapsychology'.
The
list
is
extensive but by no means complete. Many
of
the
more
recent books should be
available
at book
stores
or can be
ordered
from
the
publishers.
Others
should
be
available
from
libraries and/or from organizations concerned with and interested
in
psychic phenomena.
Foundations and
associations
listed
m^-y
also supply additional
lists of books and
publications.
A—Mediumship,
Clairvoyance,
Clairaudience,
Psvchometry,
Trance, Direct Voice, Telepathy, Survival, Spiritualism.
B—Apparitions, Ghosts, Hauntings,
Poltergeists.
C
Physical
Phenomena
:
Psychokinesis,
Materializations,
Psychic Photography, Tapes, Voices, Apports.
D—Astral
Projection, OOBEs,
Bi-location, Deja vu.
E
Hypnosis, Age Regression, Reincarnation,
Possession.
F—Healing, Laving-on-of-Hands, Absent Healing, Psychic
Surgery,
Biofeedback,
Auras.
G
Psychics and the Arts
: Automatic Writing, Painting, Music.
H—The Occult Life of Animals and Plants.
I—Still Farther Out
: UFOs, Witchcraft,
Astrology.
J—Parapsychology,
Psychic Phenomena
(General).
K—Research
Emphasis.
L—Philosophical,
Religious.
M—Biography.
Autobiography.
'
N—Negative or Critical Emphasis.
O—Encyclopaedia,
Reference.
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I
Adamski,
C. &
Leslie
D.,
Flying
Saucers
Have
Landed,
Neville Spearman, London.
M
Adler,
Gerald,
C.
G.
Jung’s
Letters— 1906-1950,
Princeton
University Press, Princeton, New Jersey
(1973).
A
Aid, Rov, The Case for an Afterlife, Lancer Books, New York
’(1968).
I
Andrews,
Donald
Hatch,
The
Symphony
of
Life,
Unity
Books, Lee’s Summit, Mo. (1966).
* j
Angoff, Allan, The Psychic Force
: Excursions in Parapsycho-
logy, G. P. Putnam, New York- (1970).
J
Archer,
Fred, Exploring
the
Psychic
World, Paperback Lib-
rary
(1968). Originally by William Morrow & Co., New
York
(1966).
K
Ashby, Robert H., The Guide Rook for the Study of Psychical
Research, Samuel Weiser,
Inc., New York
(1972).
L
Bach, Marcus, Strange Altars, New American Library
(1968).
Originally by Bobbs-Merrill, New York
(1952).
L
Bach, Marcus, Strangers
at the Door, Abingdon
Press, Nash-
ville, Tennessee and New York (1971).
A
Baird, A.
T., One Hundred Cases for Survival After Death,
Bernard Ackerman, New York
(1944).
C
Bander,
Peter,
Carry
on
Talking,
Colin Smythe
Ltd., Ger-
rards
Cross, England
(1972).
In
U.S.,
Voices From
the
Tapes:
Recordings from
the Other World, Drake, New
York
(1973).
Barclav,
Glen, Mind
over
Matter,
Bobbs-Merrill
Co.,
In-
dianapolis, Indiana
(1973).
C,
F. M,
Barbanell, Maurice, He Walks
in Two Worlds
: The
’Story
of John Myers, Herbert
Jenkins, Lopdon
(1964).
M
Barbanell, Maurice,
I Hear A
Voice
:
Biography
of
E.
G.
Fricker, Healer, Psychic News Bookshop, London.
A
Barbanell,
Maurice,
Spiritualism
Today,
Herbert
Jenkins,
London
(1969).
A
Barbanell,
Maurice,
This
is
Spiritualism,
Herbert
Jenkins,
London
(1959).
Also
in
paperback, Award
Books, New
York: Tandem Books, London
(1967).
F
Barber, Theo.
et
al,
Biofeedback
and
Self-Control,
Aldine-
Atherton, New York
(1971).
A
Bayless,
Raymond,
The
Other
Side
of
Death,
University
Books, New Hvde Park, Ne« York
(1971).
A
Beard,
Paul,
Survival
After
Death
:
For and
Against,
2nd
Edition,
Psvchic
Press, London
(1972).
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