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eye. 1969 Mary Lasker initiates “the War on Cancer,” eventually resulting in Nixon signing it into law in 1971. It would d provide vast taxpayer dollars to the NCI and derivative benefits to the ACS. 1969 Dr. Harlan Jones, professor of medical physics and physiology at the University of California, states that according to carefully researched statistics, cancer patients who did not receive surgery, che- motherapy, or radiation had a greater life expectancy that the ones who receive treatment by about four times. Ref: Harlan Jones, “A Report on Cancer,” available at University of California Berkeley library. (See 1975) 1969 Diphtheria outbreak in Chicago. The Chicago Board of Heath reports that 37.5% of the Diphtheria cases had been fully vaccinated or showed immunity. 1969 Ted Kennedy’s aide Mary Jo Kopechne, dies after hearing Kennedy talk with Bechtel, Alioto (Mafia), John n Tunney an and others. 1969 A Congressional study reveals that 37 of 49 top officials of the FDA who left the agency moved into high Positions within | pharmaceutical companies they had regulated. (See 1975), 1969 Arthur Jensen, psychology professor at the University of California at Berkeley, receives national attention when the Harvard Educational Review publishes his article “How Much Can We Boost IQ.” In the article, Jensen argues against compensatory education and proposes to redefine the scope of the def- inition for mental retardation to include 37 million Americans. 1969 Height of U.S. involvement in Vietnam. U.S. deep in debt to International Bankers, torn by inter- nal strife. 1969 University of Virginia Symposium on the Biological Effects and Health Implications of Micro- wave Radiation. At the conference Czech scientist Dr. Karel Marha reveals that microwave effects on humans include fear, initability, depression, inhibition of intellectual functions and decreased memory. 1969 By 1969, the fluoridated cities had an average cancer death rate of 225 per 100,000 people, while non-fluoridated cities had an average cancer death rate of 195 per 100,000. The data indicates a fluo- ride-linked increase of cancer of 10% in only 13-17 years. These figures were checked and confirmed in 1979 by the United States National Cancer Institute. The increase in cancer death observed in fluori- dated cities occurred primarily in people ages 45 and over; this fact is explainable because both the immune system and the normal DNA repair process (the two major defense systems against cancer) decline with age. 1969 California governor Ronald Reagan institutes a special training project at the National Guard Camp in San Luis Obispo, California, to train leaders in population control. By 1979, 14,000 people would be trained in this population control seminar. 392 Appendix F: General Chronology of Events 1969 Federal inspectors hold back 130,000 cattle carcasses for removal of carcinomas and cancer of the 1969 William J. Clinton secures a draft deferment and leaves to attend Oxford in England. Clinton would lead anti-American demonstrations in London in reference to the war in Vietnam. 1969 Neurologically defective 4 and 5 year olds begin to appear. 1969 First whispers of the “Gemstone File” are released. 1969 Bilderberger meeting in Copenhagen, Denmark. 1969 Dr. Allan Frey determines that humans can hear pulsed microwaves from 300 to 3,000 MHz. 1969 Eisenhower dies. 1969 Mass Vietnam War protests from public. Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation