From: christir@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (Christi)
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Subject: Re: S.F. Encyclopedia Entry
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Date: 3 Aug 91 21:23:41 GMT
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In-reply-to: markc@smsc.sony.com's message of 30 Jul 91 01:34:23 GMT

In article <1991Jul30.013423.22308@smsc.sony.com> markc@smsc.sony.com (Mark Corscadden) writes:

   In article <14031@pt.cs.cmu.edu> lindsay+@cs.cmu.edu (Donald Lindsay) writes:
   > ... In 1952, after an organizational rift,
   >Hubbard left the Dianetic Foundation, and soon advertised his new
   >advance on Dianetics, Scientology."

   What ever happened to the Dianetic Foundation?  It sounds like the Dianetic
   Foundation, if it still exists, offers an alternative to the Church of
   Scientology for those who are interested in learning about recent/advanced
   developments in Dianetics (i.e. beyond the book by LRH).

the dianetic foundation was sold back to hubbard in the late
50's/early 60's...  oops... make that 1954.  it seems purcell gave up
the fight and sold/gave the copyrights and mailing lists back to
hubbard so he could devote his time to sworking on synergetics, an
offshoot of dianetics.

c.

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