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eke ten ons _e wee fer oie ey wt amp pg iatay erg atm Sere TT. == - on « eee ae ee te ee eat ee oe cape oe - ere eee et APPENDIX_11. ” Foreign Literature on Soviet Rescarch - . 1, Barier jee, H. N., "Parapsychology ine Russta,” Indian J. Parspsych., Vol 3, No 3, 1961-62, pp 43-51. — : 2. Dommeyer, F., White, R., “peychical Research in Colleges and Uni-~ versities, Part 4, Institutions in Non-English Speaking Countries,” J. Acer, Soc, Psych. Res,, Vol 58, No 2, 1964, PP 79-104, 3. Herbert; BL, "ESP and Soviet Sceptsessn, Mew. Scientists j, Jan 023, 1969, Vol 41, No 633, p 192. 4, Keil, H. HW. J., "Russian Parapsychologists: Hold Meeting, “ News- — letter of the: ‘Para sychology Foundation, Vol 15, No 5,-1968, "pp Wu 5. Medhuret, R. G., "The Moscow Conference: — June_ 1968," J. of pares physics, Vol 2 “No 3, 1968, pp 71-72. oo 6. "Moscow. Researcher. Outlines” ‘Electronic’ Hypnosis- Apparatus," gy Foundation, 1964, Vol_ 11, Ro 2 P. a. Newsletter of the Paraps cholo 7. 7, "Moscow Symposium Held," Bulletin FRM, 1968, No 10, 7 8. Ostrander, Sheila, Schroeder, Lynn, Psychic Discoveries Behind the Iron curtain, Englewood | Cliffs, N. Y.5 Prentice-Hall, ‘1970, 1961, pl 10. “parapsychology in the Soviet union," Special Tesue International oe Journal of Parapsychology, Vol 7, No 4, 1965. 4 ll. Pratt, J. G., "Parspsychology in Russia and Ceechoalovakig.—_. J. Soc, Psych. _Res. vol 42, 1963, pp 16-20, —Y 12, Pratt, J. G., "ESP Research in Russia and Crechoslovakia,” International! J. of Ne Neuropsy 13, “The Relationship of parapsyeniotogy— to Conmunism," Parapsychology — Today, edited by. J. B. Rhine and R. Brier, New York, Citadel, 1968. 1, Rush, J, H., “Book Review: Experiments ini Mental_ Suggestion b by L. L. Vasetiev," siamese “England, Gally Hil Peess, 1963, J. Amer, Soc. 100 - 7 chiatry, Vol Z, NoS, 1966.00 ee