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            <text>=== Page 1 of 5&#13;
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Although he can literally unleash and control hurricanes, floods, and earthquakes, influence our space probes, and make UFOs appear at his request, he is not a sorcerer - but the representative of the SIs (Saucer Intelligences) who have bestowed the most incredible power in him so that he could act for them on Earth and prove to the world that they really exist!&#13;
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**One eminent American scientist, who asked to remain anonymous to protect his reputation, stated emphatically: "There are four known forces in the universe--gravitational, electromagnetic, and two nuclear 'binding' forces. If psi force proves real it will be the fifth power in the cosmos and the greatest of them all!"**&#13;
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Unlike all previous wars in the norma sory and physical world, all the psi-gun pointed *one way*--from the Sino-Soviet B ward the heart--or brain--of the U.S. Ar doesn't even know yet it's being attack cause it's both an undeclared war an undetected war, so far.&#13;
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Fortunately, this incredible battle of has barely begun. The enemy has devise the crudest mental weapons; they are mental rather than operational. There time for America to build up a psychic ament for protection, or even retaliatio enemy, however, is banking on American and ignorance of the "occult" to win.&#13;
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That this weird psi-war is already und is apparent to those whose minds are o the existence of paranormal powers. Ye open minds, especially among the auth are rare in the Western world. How people here in materialistic, no-nonsense ca believe in simple basic telepathy, let mental levitation, astral projection, pr tion, psychokinesis, and all the other un&#13;
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Published by Albuquerque News Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1962 - 1980&#13;
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9 1/2 x 7 7/16 in. (24.1 x 18.9 cm)&#13;
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Ted Owens sits on a couch amongst piles of books and papers. The surface of the couch on either side of him and a coffee table in front of him are filled with stacked and opened publications. Pictures and posters are propped up on the back ledge of the couch which lean against an ornately patterned wall. The pictures and book covers depict various creatures and alien-like figures. Some of the books are his own authored nonfiction, "How to Contact Space People." Ted is balding and has a very large, fluffy, groomed beard and mustache. He wears a lot of jewelry including multiple necklaces, a large silver cuff bracelet and multiple large rings. He wears a button-down short-sleeved shirt with two pens in his breast pocket. He hovers his outstretched hands over one another and looks at the camera without a smile.&#13;
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              <text>=== Page 1 of 1&#13;
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February 1981&#13;
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Article mentioning Ted Owens "Ted Owens--Flying Saucer Missionary by Otto O Bonder. Unclear on name of publication. Saga Magazine? Pages cover, 16 and 18,.&#13;
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I made a copy and put in Special Reports folder.&#13;
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