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• Document Page Count: 13
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 7, 1998
• Sequence Number: 5
• Publication Date: June 27, 1978
• Content Type: NSPR

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a6Go4ti 'cor~~er"ende on parapsycroogy
Special to The Christian Science Monitor Louis Althusser.
L,itnother, rampart of Soviet conservatism has fallen The Yet only last year Edward K. Na'umov, the best-known
Soviet- psychic researcher, disappeared in disgrace and ex-
;uiy op"es uoco i^155-us, psyccroana ysis, an parapsychology periments in psychokinetics were halted. The correspondent
A large international conference on psychic phenomena has "` "" ""a r"'sc:ca a +.uca, J UUc. a a vu., W O. a& J p,cu auu 4
:men called by thekeorgian Academy of Sciences for Septem- 25-page memorandum on Soviet experiments in the field,.
Yr_ 197JL L " which he had received from a Soviet biologist, confiscated.
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About a hundred specialists from the United States, France, .' Once again parapsychology was branded as"anti-socialist,
laly, Great Britain, West Germany,-and Austria have been In-- -idealistic fiction," a description given. it in the 1956 edition of
. aed. Their list reads like a select Who's Who of Freudian and - the Soviet encyclopedia
Just as In the case of cybernetics,- the military was undi::
oayeby t gica dogmatism. Experiments w_7 T
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have en me secretly in Russia for half a eentur)7
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