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Fate Jan 1967
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Fate January 1967 Features
Science Measures Healing Force Elizabeth Read 62
Civilizations On Other Worlds? James Crenshaw 79
Mystery Of The Fire Pearls Gaston Burridge 96
My Heart Stopped By Psychic Attack? Charles W. Ryan 108
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Fate Feb 1967
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Fate February 1967 Features
$313,000 To Study UFOs Curtis Fuller 32
Mind Drugs: A Creative Way Of Life? David Techter 46
Ucla Experiments With ESP James Crenshaw 61
Miracles And Mysticism Of Buddhism Marcus Bach 85
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Fate Mar 1967
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Fate March 1967 Features
We Photographed UFOs In New England Joseph L. Ferriere...52
A History Of Psychic Photography Freda Morris...69
I Studied With Edgar Cayce Harmon Hartzell Bro...94
Fears Of An Astral Traveler Natalie Razumova 49
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Fate Apr 1967
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Fate April 1967 Features
Do You Understand The Easter Miracle? By Harmon Bro 86
Did This Man Prove He Survived Death?.... By Nandor Fodor 99
Saints, Poltergeists And Fire....By Raymond Bayless 109
Ghost Guards Fort Benning Treasure By Eleanor Dayhoof 54
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Fate May 1967
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Fate May 1967 Features
The Crying Tree By Bill Starr 66
Where Is Annalee Skarin? By Anthony Brooke 81
Murder In The First Degree By Charles A. Streeter 38
The Easter Story And Modern Psychology By Harmon Bro 90
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Fate Jun 1967
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Fate June 1967 Features
The Month I Lived With A Poltergeist... By Susy Smith 32
Paranormal Origins Of Shinto.... By Marcus Bach 53
One UFO For The Road.... By Mona Darden 66
Test Your PSI-Q...By David Gunston 51
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Fate Jul 1967
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Fate July 1967 Features
The Millionaires Found A Dowser...By Robert Plimpton 32
The Air Force Plays A UFO Numbers Game...By John Weigle 77
American Libraries On Witchcraft...by J.I. Klauder 68
Farming In Outer Space...By William Hartley 98
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Fate Aug 1967
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Fate August 1967 Features
Good Joe And Bad Joe By Harold Sherman 61
God Is Not Dead By G. Don Gilmore 78
Oil Detective Uses Maps By Paul P. Sprowl 86
A Mother Twice Reborn By Francis Story 89
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Fate Sep 1967
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Fate September 1967 Features
The Night The Sky Turned On ... By John A. Keel 30
Latest On Fingertip Vision...By Walter J. McGraw 44
The Man Who Really Lost His Tongue...By John Dunning 84
Seeress Surprises TV's Louis Lomax ...James Crenshaw 64
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Fate Oct 1967
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Fate October 1967 Features
Satellite Without A Country By Bill Starr 46
Will Parapsychologists Be Out Of A Job? By Walter McGraw 60
Belk Report On Philippine Healers By James Crenshaw 94
Swamp Gas: Will - O The Wisp Or UFOs? By Allen R. Utke 32
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Fate Nov 1967
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Fate November 1967 Features
Norsemen In America By William D. Conner 40
How To Take UFO Photos By Grace Hinman 78
Your Future In A Palm Leaf? By William Chao-Yu Kwan 86
Flying Rocks And Bouncing Lights By V. M. Windes 96
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Fate Dec 1967
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Fate December 1967 Features
Towers On The Moon By Judi Anne Hatcher 32
Tragic Aberfan - A Test Of Prophecy? By Elizabeth Read 47
That Forgotten Monster, Old Three Toes By Ivan T. Sanderson 66
Make Death Stand Aside By Harmon Hartzell Bro 82
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