Tri-fold brochure. Trustees: L. RON HUBBARD, President and Co-Ordinator of Research SARA N. HUBBARD DONALD H. ROGERS JOHN W. CAMPBELL, JR. JOHN WM. MALONEY JAMES M. ELLIOTT … [Read more...] about Promo: Dianetics and Psychoanalysis (1951)
a brief description of dianetic theory The major contributions of dianetic theory to the field of psychology and psychotherapy are seven fundamental assumptions: 1. The primary drive in human beings is directed toward survival for the individual, his family, his group and his species, all of which are equally important. Human beings solve problems of survival perfectly, in the light of data they have, unless prevented from doing so by external forces or by aberration. The analytical mind is … [Read more...] about Promo: Dianetic Processing: A Brief Survey of Research Projects and Results (1951)
Half a million laymen have swallowed this poor man's psychiatry. Now they're set to try it on others A year ago, L. Ron Hubbard was an obscure writer of pseudoscientific pulp fiction. Today he has: ... Half a million devout followers. ... A foundation with a chain of bustling branches stretching from Elizabeth, N.J. to far-off Honolulu. ... The best-selling nonfiction book since Dale Carnegie discovered the secret of success. ... A swarm of pop-eyed students, who stand in line for … [Read more...] about Magazine article: Dianetics: Science or Hoax? (December 5, 1950)
John Parsons 130 pages John Parsons, an employee of the Hughes Aircraft Company in Culver City, California, removed classified documents concerning jet propulsion motors and rocket propellants without authorization. The FBI conducted an espionage investigation which developed no indication that he was acting on behalf of another country.[1. Source: archive.org] Notes … [Read more...] about FBI Files: Investigation of Jack (aka John Whiteside) Parsons (Espionage) (1950)
