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1951 The U.S. Public Health Service, with the cooperation of the American Dental Association, holds a meeting of state dental directors at which the methods for promotion of fluoridation were outlined. Thus, the U.S.PHS formed an alliance with medical trade unions and industry to promote the addition of toxic fluorides to the public water supplies. A concentration of 1.2 ppm was suggested, and state dental directors were instructed to lie to the public about the toxic effects of sodium fluoride, deliberately mis- inform the public by relating the presence of “high-fluoride areas” to “less cancer and less polio”—an entire public relations campaign meant to convince the public to allow themselves to be medicated— just like the inmates in Soviet and German prisons and camps. Their technique was not to refute the thing but to show that the opposite was true, even if the opposite was not true. 1951 Approximately 400,000 pounds of penicillin and 350,000 pounds of streptomycin produced in the United States. 1952 Eisenhower elected president of the United States. Nixon elected VP and John Kennedy elected to Senate. 1952 John Foster Dulles and John D. Rockefeller III set up the Population Council. The American Eugenics Society moves from its headquarters at Yale University to the Population Council offices. Fre- derick Osborne, former head of the Eugenics | Society, becomes President, 1952 The American Dental Association publishes an issue of its Journal instructing its dentists not to discuss their personal opinions about fluoride. 1952 American Council on Germany founded to exercise control over West Germany. Together with the German Marshall Fund (CIA), control was maintained over German government, academic life, and communications. All those having connections with these two groups would be supporters of the origi- nal Morgenthau Plan, which resolved to lay waste to Germany after World War II, protect the borders of the Soviet Union, exploitation of the German people and extortion of huge reparation payments from German workers, part of which would be diverted to Israel. 1952 Albert Lasker, who manages the ACS, dies. Mary Lasker lobbies Congress for funds “to fight can- cer,” and the National Cancer Institute Budget goes from $18 million per year to $110 million per year—half involved with the chemotherapy paradigm. Mary would also begin to plan the looting of the U.S. Treasury for the “cancer program.” (See 1969) 1952 Cornelius Rhoads, who had been chief medical officer of the U.S. Army's Chemical Warfare Divi- sion, is head of the Memorial Sloan- Kettering Cancer Center in New York. 1952 From 1952 to 1956, the cities on the “fluoridation list” began to fluoridate their water supplies. As the process of water fluoridation continued, the cancer death rate of the fluoridated cities began to far exceed the rate of the unfluoridated cities. 379 Appendix F: General Chronology of Events 1951 Blair flies solo over the South Pole. 1951 Theiler wins Nobel for work on yellow fever vaccine. 1951 McMillan & Seaborg win Nobel for discovery of plutonium. 1951 Allen Dulles orders 100 million doses of LSD from Sandoz. 1952 United States explodes hydrogen bomb in the Pacific Ocean. 1952 Cyram and Becker statistically demonstrate connection between death rate and weather. 1952 The 1952 U.S. Army Soldiers Guide redefines Democracy as “including the policies of the Armed Forces.” 1952 Nobel prize Bloch & Purcell for work on magnetic fields in atomic nuclei. 1952 Germany becomes member of the World Bank. 1952 Britain explodes nuclear device in Australia. Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation