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Chicago, 24 Texas, 13 Virginia, 25 and Yale, 17 Merck and Co. Inc., 20 and
Hazelton Laboratory, site of the famous 1989 Marburg-Ebola-like
(Reston) virus outbreak. 22
NCI staff reports revealed that Litton Bionetics had been granted the
service contract to supply all NCI researchers, worldwide, with virtually
every primate cancer research material requested, including seed viruses,
viral hybrids, cell lines, experimental reagents, and African colony born
monkeys including M. mulatta and C. aethiops which were associated
with the major monkey AIDS virus outbreaks in California's Davis Lab,
and the 1967 Marburg virus outbreaks in three European vaccine production
facilities. 15-17
Litton Bionetics chief John Landon reported an experiment begun in
1965 when he inoculated 18 monkeys with rhaabdovirus simian—a rabies
virus known to cause Ebola-like hemmorhagic fever in monkeys. "Nine
[monkeys] died or were transferred," to allied laboratories or vaccine production
facilities. This shipment was likely to have started the first hemmorhagic
fever "Marburg virus" outbreak among European vaccine laboratory
workers in 1967. As noted by the world's leading simian virus
expert at the time, Dr. Seymour Kalter, the Marburg virus was apparently
manmade. 23-25
In fact, Litton Bionetics, the chief military and industrial supplier of primates
for cancer virus experimentation during the 1960s and early 1970s,
also maintained the colony of the specific genus of monkeys associated
with all of the major monkey AIDS virus outbreaks in the United States. 23
Through telephone interviews with Litton Bionetics and MedPath
administrators, I learned that Bionetics Research Laboratories had been
sold to MedPath Corporation—one of America's largest medical and
blood testing laboratories—a division of Dow Corning. Dow Coming's
parent, Dow Chemical Company, was also listed among the Army's chief
biological weapons contractors during the 1960s and early 1970s. 26,27
Litton Bionetics, a subsidiary of Litton Industries, Inc. remains in business
as a proprietor of the Frederick Cancer Research Center, a "privately
owned, government contracted" facility. Bionetics, it was noted, currently
acts as an agency under "contract to manage and operate the
Frederick (Md.) [Fort Detrick affiliated] Cancer Research Center for the
National Cancer Institute." 27 Besides administering research grants and
government funds earmarked for the NCI, Litton Bionetics also developed
a division which produced and marketed test kits for bloodborne, infectious
diseases including mononucleosis, hepatitis B, and AIDS. 28 This
division was sold to Organon Teknica in 1985. 26
Apparently, the military-medical-industrial complex was well aware of
Litton Industries' service as a DOD and NATO contractor. In 1978, the