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People and the PURSUIT of Truth People and the PURSUIT of Truth Vol. 2, No. 7 November, 1976 CONTENTS Title Author Pages Appraising the Book "Appointment in Dallas" by Hugh C. McDonald / 2, 3, 8 by Richard H. Bennett, Dick Hamilton, Hugh C. McDonald and Richard E. Sprague Progress and News / by David Williams 1 A Mathematical Look at the Assassination of President 4, 8 John F. Kennedy — Part 2 / by Jeffery Hoyle John Rosselli: His Murder and Its Implications — Part 2 / 5, 8 by Jim Kostman and David Williams The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy: The Application of Computers to the Photographic Evidence — Excerpt / 6, 7 by Richard E. Sprague PROGRESS AND NEWS mittee will be able to have more than 150 people serving on the staff. David Williams Associate Editor of "Pursuit" The committee is taking precautions to screen prospec- Assassination Information Bureau tive staff members and avoid choosing those with any in- 63 Inman St. telligence agency connections. Yet one of the seemingly Cambridge, Mass. 02139 unavoidable ironies is that staff members must be sub- jected to routine security clearances that are carried out November 2, 1976 — Richard A. Sprague, former As- by the very agencies, such as the FBI, that have been sistant District Attorney. of Philadelphia from .1966 to implicated in the cover-up of the Kennedy assassination. 1974, has begun his work as the Acting Counsel and Director for the House Select Committee on Assassina- The work already commenced by the staff members tions. Mr. Sprague earned a national reputation while already hired consists largely of preserving testimony, serving as Special Prosecutor for Washington County, that is, seeking all relevant materials and documents from Pennsylvania, in the prosecution of the Yablonski mur- federal agencies and the police departments of Dallas and der cases. He also served as Special Assistant to the U.S. Memphis, as well as statements from important witnesses. Attorney General for the federal prosecution of United Mine Workers Union president W.A. "Tony" Boyle. Boyle The approach being taken by Mr. Sprague is that he was convicted for the conspiracy to murder his opponent is dealing with two unsolved homicide cases and he for the office of U.M.W. president, Joseph Yablonski. maintains that he begins his work with no preconceived notions. It is expected that the investigations will pro- Mr. Sprague is interviewing prospective staff members ceed simultaneously, with at least 8 months needed to for the new Committee. It is anticipated that, subject complete the King probe and two years for the Kennedy to the approval of the new Congress in January, the corn- investigation. Editor: Edmund C. Berkeley, Berkeley Enterprises, Inc. People and the PURSUIT of Truth is published monthly 12 Associate Editors: Richard E. Sprague, Researcher issues a year by Berkeley Enterprises, Inc., 815 Washington St., David Williams, Assassination Information Bureau, Newtonville, Mass. 02160. Printed in U.S.A. 63 Inman St., Cambridge, Ma. 02139 Subscription rates: U.S.A., $9.50 for one year, $18.00 for two years — except for students (send evidence): $6.00 for one year, This magazine is devoted to: $11.00 for two years. Canada, add $1.00 per year; elsewhere add $3.00 per year. — facts, information, truth, and unanswered questions that are important to people, widely suppressed, and not © Copyright 1976 by Berkeley Enterprises, Inc. adequately covered in the usual American press; and also to Change of address: If your address changes, please send us both your new address and your old address (as it appears on the maga- — solutions to great problems that are functioning well in some countries or places, yet are almost never talked about zine address imprint), and allow three weeks for the change to be in the usual American press. made. 1 yJ fiZOOZ • 9* • uoi.Bu Tip ex •11 1,? MS tnino3 ICI .1BSOI Ulf BOLL :01 09120 'ssew ipwcamaN uoi6uNsam 31/044 •du1 'sas!xlupu3 Aat•Va9 Appraising the Book "Appointment in Dallas" by Hugh C. McDonald by Richard H. Bennett, Jr., Issaquah, Washington . Dick Hamilton, Issaquah, Washington • • • Hugh C. McDonald "In an interview with 'The News Mill," Rick Bennett, President of Hagoth • • • Corporation .. announced the offer of a $10,000 reward to the first person, Richard E. Sprague, Hartsdale, N.Y. or group, to prove Hugh C. McDonald to be a fraud." 1. From: Richard H. Bennett, Jr, President of the Hagoth Scanner -- a voice activated lie de- July 4, 1976 tector) announced the offer of a $10,000 reward to the first person, or group, to prove Hugh C. McDon- Hagoth Corporation (maker of a new voice - ald to be a fraud. (McDonald is the author of stress analysis device) "Appointment in Dallas" -- a recent best-seller that 12350 208th Place Southeast claims to have identified the real assassin of John Issaquah, Wash. 98027 F. Kennedy.) In the book "Appointment in Dallas" (Zebra, 1975), Hugh C. McDonald claims to have tracked down and in- Ironically, Bennett's offer stems from his own terviewed the man who really shot President Kennedy. frustrated attempts to prove McDonald to be a fraud. According to McDonald, that man is still living. Bennett interview McDonald on June 29. The inter- There is substantial evidence that McDonald's ac- view, conducted by telephone, was tape recorded and count of the real assassination plot is authentic. subsequently subjected to analysis by the Hagoth Scanner. Bennett hoped to prove the book to be a On .Tune 29, 1976, I conducted a telephone inter- fictitious concoction -- and thereby receive public- view with McDonald and, without his knowledge or ity for his firm's lie detector. Bennett, instead, permission, subjected his story to a thorough voice has convinced himself of the absolute authenticity stress study. The device used in the voice stress of McDonald's reporting. analysis was the HAGOTH HS/1 Scanner, a new product from my company. A complete transcript with anal- According to Bennett, "The impact of the realiz- ysis is available on request. ation that McDonald is totally truthful, and compet- ent as well ... is enormous. When a man writes a Mr. McDonald makes at least one very disturbing book in which he offers significant evidence which revelation. To date, he has never been contacted might lead to capture of the murderer of the Pres- by any of the Attorney General, the FBI, the CIA. ident of the United States, why was he not even the Senate, or any other agency of the Federal Gov- questioned by any official representative of the ernment. His account of the successful assassination United States government? Bennett further explains of the President of the 'ioited Sates has sold over that publicity for his device is now secondary. one million copies. Yet not one federal agency "The credibility of the device is no longer in ques- has seen fit to seek McDonald's help and testimony. tion. Even McDonald is familiar with the first sev- At its best, this is unprecedented negligence. At eral generations of these devices -- and of their its worst, this is evidence of total disinterest by reliability. But, what is important now is what ice the Federal government in the facts -- and worse can learn from the use of the Scanner. Or, I guess besides. I should say what we have already learned. When a book such as "Appointment in Dallas" sells over a I am convinced McDonald's is an authentic account. million copies, and when the author's statements can I have offered $10,000 to the person who can prove be validated, and when the authorities don't even that McDonald's account is a fraud. bother to check him out, when they don't even ask about his evidence about the killing of the Presi- . McDonald has unusual credentials: He holds the dent of the United States, then this is, at the patents on Identi-kit, a composite photograph sys- least, unprecedented incompetence. At its worst, tem used by police all over the world to identify it could be ten times worse then Watergate." criminals from descriptions given by witnesses to crimes. He was selected by Goldwater (and cleared When asked about the reward, Bennett replied, "I by the Secret Service) to handle Republican security really hope that people try to claim it. When they during the 1964 presidential campaign. He was chief do, they will have to start digging. And when they of detectives of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's do that, they will have to come to the same conclu- Dept. when he retired. He has written several sions that I have. And when that happens, it won't textbooks on criminology and has taught at several just be me asking the government what's going on." universities. He was a contract agent with the CIA Bennett was asked why he is taking such an unquali- and responsible for publicizing Russian germ warfare fied stand on this issue -- particularly when, in in a book "The Hour of the Blue Fox." the past, he has been less than willing to make a flat statement relative to the truthfulness of some 2. By Dick Hamilton, Reporter statements or stories. Bennett replied, "In this 'The News Mill," July 4, 1976 case, McDonald is truly an honest man. When he ex- Issaquah, Wash. 98027 aggerates, he catches himself and adds the appropr- iate qualifiers to his statements. McDonald is an In an interview with "The News Mill," Rick Ben- honest man. His story is true. Beyond that I have nett, President of Hagoth Corporation (mnAufacturer gathered more experience with the use of the scanner. 2 People and the PURSUIT of Truth for November, 1976 My confidence in the unit's reliability is now at mind, is unforgiveable.
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