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46 items found between Jan 1971 and Jun 1971.
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Jun 26, 1971
New religion takes on U.S. government, psychiatry — Monterey Peninsula Herald
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Type: Press
Source: Monterey Peninsula Herald
An aggressive modern religion that has taken on the U.S. government and the psychiatric profession has come to the Peninsula. The Church of Scientology, which established a study group here last August, has now opened a counseling center at 604 Lighthouse Ave., Monterey. Still a mission of the San Francisco church, the local congregation is training a minister and conducting lectures and personal counseling sessions. Court Fight The church, founded only 16 years ago, has been engaged in a court fight ...
Jun 24, 1971
Letters // The knowhow balance — New Scientist
Jun 17, 1971
Manson, prosecutor have 90-minute private 'chat' — Valley News
Type: Press
Source: Valley News
The two principal courtroom antagonists in the Tate-LaBianca trial — Charles Manson and chief prosecutor Vincent C. Bugliosi — got together at the Hall of Justice for a quiet 90-minute chat Monday. The story about the meeting between the cult leader and the man who demanded his execution became known Tuesday morning when Manson's attorney, Irving Kanarek, raised objections. Discuss Scientology The conversation was at Manson's request. It took place in the prisoner's docket in the courtroom of Superior Court Judge ...
Jun 13, 1971
Scientology: To get free of 'negative memories' — New York Times
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Type: Press
Author(s): Edward B. Fiske
Source: New York Times
A young man and a middle-aged woman stared silently at each other across a long, narrow table in a room in a tan brick building in Washington, D.C., one day last week. A guide explained that they were engaged in an exercise known as "training rudiment zero" so as to make them "more able to confront another life source." At the end of the table another young man was busy making little clay models. He, too, was engaged in a spiritual ...
Jun 12, 1971
Unconventional modern religion hitting snags — Valley Morning Star (Texas)
Type: Press
Author(s): George W. Cornell
Source: Valley Morning Star (Texas)
NEW YORK (AP) — An unconventional, modern-made religion, the Church of Scientology, is going strong today, in followers, facilities and systematic financing. But it also is having to fight recurrent government interference for the right to pursue its methods. "The road has been rocky," says the Rev. Kenneth J. Whitman, of the organization's Los Angeles headquarters. "But we keep growing because we're helping people." Incorporated just 16 years ago, under direction of its founder the iconoclastic American scientist-thinker [[../scienos/hubbard1.html L. Ron ...
Item contributed by: Ron Sharp
Jun 11, 1971
Scientology growing despite brushes with FDA — Albuquerque Journal
Jun 8, 1971
Scientologists and F.D.A. clash in court — New York Times
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Type: Press
Author(s): Edward B. Fiske
Source: New York Times
USE OF DEVICE CHALLENGED: The "E-meter," an electrical instrument similar to the lie detector, used by Scientologists, being demonstrated by group's head, the Rev. Robert H. Thomas. Food and Drug Administration case contends , group made false statements about "E-meter's" use. At right is Rev., Arthur. J. Maren, minister or sect. WASHINGTON, June 7—The eight-year legal battle between the Food and Drug Administration and the Church of Scientology moved into the Federal District Court here today with the Government arguing that ...
Jun 4, 1971
Editorials / The FDA versus Scientology — Christianity Today
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Type: Press
Source: Christianity Today
The FDA Versus Scientology The oldest active case in the District of Columbia Courts comes to trial once again June 7. Way back in January, 1963, the Food and Drug Administration raided the local Scientology church and seized its counseling aid known as the E-meter, charging that it was a false and misleading device. During ensuing trials Scientologists claimed infringement of their freedom of religion and insisted that the E-meter was not used fraudulently or harmfully. The case is not yet ...
Jun 4, 1971
Electrometer fight continues Monday — Washington Daily News
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Type: Press
Author(s): Juergen Haber
Source: Washington Daily News
The Electrometer is not much bigger than a breadbox but has been the object of an eight-year court battle — to be resumed Monday in U.S. District Court — between the Food and Drug Administration and the Church of Scientology. Eight years ago U.S. marshals raided the headquarters of the scientologists headquarters here, and the FDA charged that the device and it s accompanying literature made false claims of cures for everything from cancer to radiation burns from atomic explosions. ====NO ...
Jun 2, 1971
Scientology ministers visit FDA over case — The News American (Maryland)
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Type: Press
Source: The News American (Maryland)
The head of the Baltimore office of the federal Food and Drug Administration has been visited by a group of ministers and parishioners from the Church of Scientology in connection with a U. S. District Court case being pressed by the FDA against the religious body. The eight-year-old case, which is slated to go to court Monday, June 7, in Washington, stems from a raid on a Scientology church In the nation's capital in January, 1963, by a group of FDA-deputized ...
Jun 1, 1971
He can call on 200 years of experience
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Type: Press
Author(s): Ralph Viggers
People who feel good work better, play better and enjoy others more. People who feel good also climb out of old ruts to face new challenges easier. Understanding this, the first thing Dr. Harold Thibodeau wants to know is "How are you feeling?" When the answer is negative, the well-known Santa Ana, California Chiropractor and Scientologist: OT VII says with calm assurance, "Let's do something about it." With a thorough examination, including x-rays of the entire spine, Dr. Thiboudeau locates the ...
May 31, 1971
The story behind Brodie's recovery — San Francisco Chronicle (California)
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Type: Press
Author(s): Art Rosenblaum
Source: San Francisco Chronicle (California)
A TV DOCUMENTARY of John Brodie, the 49er quarterback, was seen on Channel 7 the other night. Brodie came across as a pleasant family man, blessed with deep logic about his trade of professional football, and definitely a person with his feet on the ground. He made his daily golfing trips seem perfectly sound . . . after all, if one earns a substantial sum for subjecting one's blind side to onrushing linemen, it would be well to remain in condition. ...
May 19, 1971
Scientologists 'poorly advised' — The Canberra Times (Australia)
Type: Press
Source: The Canberra Times (Australia)
MELBOURNE, Tuesday. - The Hubbard Association of Scientologists International had been "poorly advised" during and immediately after the 1964-65 inquiry into Scientology, a Supreme Court judge was told today. The allegation was made by an association agent, Mr Ian Kenneth Tampion. In a written submission put to Mr Justice McInerney in the Practice Court he said the Scientologists had developed "a mistrust of the legal profession in Victoria". He said an example of the poor advice given had been the suggestion ...
Item contributed by: Zhent (Anonymous)
May 8, 1971
Has FDA bungled the Scientology church case? — The Evening Star
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Type: Press
Author(s): William F. Willoughby
Source: The Evening Star
It was more than eight years ago, here in Washington, on Jan. 4, 1963. that a group of Baltimore longshoremen who had been deputized by officials of the Federal Food and Drug Administration staged one of the most bizarre raids in American history. The contingent, escorted by motorcycle policemen, entered a church on 19th Street NW and the residences of its ministers and began grabbing the church's scriptures, confessional aids and documents, loading them into two waiting vans. Some of the ...
May 1, 1971
FDA v. Free exercise — Church & State
May 1, 1971
Scientology sues The Realist for three-quarters of a million dollars for libel and conspiracy — The Realist
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Type: Press
Source: The Realist
The Church of Scientology, Inc. is suing the Realist for three-quarters of a million dollars. In the May-June 1970 issue (287) there was an editorial announcing the contents of the upcoming 13th Anniversary issue, including the following paragraph: "You will be witness to socio-spiritual scandals: why the Beattles really broke with the giggling Maharishi; the rise of Sirhan Sirhan in the Scientology hierarchy; the transmutation of Richard Alpert into Baba Ram Dass." Scientology claims that the reference to Sirhan "was published ...
Apr 30, 1971
"The Hubbard Apprentice Course teaches fundamentals of communication" // Scientology defined as knowing how to know — Hoofbeat
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Type: Press
Source: Hoofbeat
Scientology is defined as knowing how to know. It is an applied religious philosophy dealing with the study of knowledge. Through the application of its technology it brings about desirable changes in the conditions of life. But, according to Scientology Literature it could be better defined as summated and organized information about you. It is everything that has been known about you for at least 2500 years, but it is summated so it is communicable, so that it is applicable and ...
Apr 12, 1971
Open practice of Scientology — The Advertiser (Australia)
Type: Press
Source: The Advertiser (Australia)
Scientology was still being practised throughout SA, the public relations officer of the Church of the New Faith (Mr. T. B. Minchin) said yesterday. Scientology is banned under an Act of Parliament passed in 1969. Mr. Minchin said there were about 500 active members and the practice was being conducted "quite openly." The Church of the New Faith had been operating a church for its members in Fullarton since April last year. Although Mr. Minchin declined to discuss the matter in ...
Item contributed by: Zhent (Anonymous)
Apr 8, 1971
Articles of incorporation of Church of Scientology of La Jolla (Filed Apr. 13, 1971)
Apr 8, 1971
Scientology and it's application [sic] — Mercer Island Reporter (Washington)
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Type: Press
Author(s): Sue Daum
Source: Mercer Island Reporter (Washington)
The discovery of Dianetics and Scientology has provided a technology which has been successfully used by educators, doctors, artists and athletes. The most recent application of this technology is in the field of drug abuse. Narconon, the first drug rehabilitation program using Scientology technology, is the only program of its kind being used in penal institutions. A continual problem facing prison officials is the consistent return to prison of the drug offender, almost immediately following his discharge from prison. Narconon boasts ...
Apr 7, 1971
Scientology suit against British Embassy in US — The Times (UK)
Mar 31, 1971
'U' life sparked by spiritual revival — Michigan Daily
Mar 27, 1971
Incredible String Band part 2 — Sounds (UK)
Mar 4, 1971
Growth of irrational cults — Daily World (New York)
Feb 25, 1971
Scientology benefit concert tonight — St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Missouri)
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Type: Press
Source: St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Missouri)
Pianist Mario Feninger will give a concert at 8 o'clock tonight at Forest Park Community College Theater, 5600 Oakland Avenue. Proceeds will benefit the Church of Scientology, 2510 South Brentwood Boulevard, Brentwood. Feninger has given a number of concerts at Scientology-sponsored programs throughout Europe and the United States. He credits his ability to the application of Scientology.
Jan 18, 1971
Medicine's week — American Medical
Jan 1, 1971
The Scandal of Scientology — Tower Publications, Inc.
Jan 1, 1971
The Scandal of Scientology - 01 From Dianetics to Scientology — Tower Publications, Inc.
Jan 1, 1971
The Scandal of Scientology - 02 The confessionals — Tower Publications, Inc.
Jan 1, 1971
The Scandal of Scientology - 03 Life and Sex in the Womb — Tower Publications, Inc.
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