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            <text>=== **Page: 1 of 1**&#13;
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Dr. Sprinkle... you'd like  &#13;
thought to your file.  &#13;
To add this to yours.  &#13;
Ted Owens  &#13;
tck Mantz  &#13;
3/1/73&#13;
&#13;
COPY&#13;
&#13;
Feb. 22, 1971&#13;
&#13;
Mr. Ross Perot  &#13;
c/o UNITED WE STAND  &#13;
Exchange Bank Tower  &#13;
Box 45142  &#13;
Dallas, Texas 75235&#13;
&#13;
Dear Mr. Perot:&#13;
&#13;
Ted Owens has asked me to give my qualifications as a writer, in regard to the articles you read in SAGA magazine, to indicate that they were carefully researched and written.&#13;
&#13;
I've been a freelance writer and reporter for some 30 years. My published work includes a dozen science books, many books of science fiction, and a hundred or more science articles for magazines.&#13;
&#13;
In the case of Ted Owens, he furnished me with thorough documentation, affidavits, and signed testimonies as to the PK feats he accomplished in the past ten years, as featured in those articles. He also sent me his entire set of personal diaries, which back up all of his feats as they occurred.&#13;
&#13;
I am quite convinced that Ted Owens does possess some amazing kind of psychokinetic powers which account for the deeds listed. I have made a thorough study of psi-phenomena in general and therefore know the field. Ted Owens, to my mind, has psi-power potential that has not yet been used fully, which have apparently been bestowed upon him by the SI's (Space Intelligences). I know it all sounds startling but facts are still facts. Science has not yet caught up to the true mysteries of the universe, in my opinion.&#13;
&#13;
Sincerely,&#13;
&#13;
/s/ Otto Binder  &#13;
Studio  &#13;
Friends Lake Road  &#13;
Chestertown, New York.&#13;
&#13;
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