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24 “It should be taken daily”: Hubbard, All About Radiation, p. 113.
25 much of their time unsupervised: Interview with anonymous former Sea Org
member.
26 extensive household staff: Anderson, Report of the Board of Inquiry into
Scientology, p. 42.
27 The headline in Garden News: Quoted in Miller, Bare-Faced Messiah, p. 235.
28 “mapping out the bank”: Interview with anonymous former Sea Org member.
29 School was, as usual: Ibid.
30 “What is this ‘Scientology’?”: Ibid.
31 “little old English lady”: Ken Urquhart, “My Friend, the Titan,” IVy 60, Jan.
2003.
32 “Your friends”: Ibid.
33 It was rumored that: Miller, Bare-Faced Messiah, pp. 215–16.
34 “My attention wandered”: Ken Urquhart, “My Friend, the Titan,” Ivy 60 (Jan.
2003).
35 “all mental and nervous disorders”: Malko, Scientology, p. 76. Miriam
Ottenberg, The Evening Star, January 1963.
36 The IRS began an audit: The IRS audit began in 1965. The Church of Scientology
of California was informed by the IRS that it no longer was recognized as a taxexempt
religious organization in July 1967. That status remained in effect for
twenty-six years.
37 “There are some features”: Report of the Board of Inquiry into Scientology, p. 1.
38 “a man of restless energy”: Ibid., p. 42.
39 “Some of his claims”: Ibid., p. 43.
40 “an insensate hostility”: Ibid., p. 47.
41 The report led to: Rev. Kenneth J. Whitman, President of the Church of
Scientology of California and National Spokesman, undated “Press Statement”
(although stamped “Top Secret”). Documents that the church obtained through
Freedom of Information requests do show widespread cooperation among various
international investigative agencies.
42 another “first Clear”: Lamont, Religion, Inc., p. 53. Hana Eltringham says it was
in August 1966, but Hubbard and McMaster were already in Rhodesia by then.
Affidavit of Hana Eltringham Whitfield, Mar. 8, 1994.
43 McMaster adopted a clerical: Lamont, Religion, Inc., p. 57.
44 Scientology’s first “pope”: Ibid. Kenneth Urquhart remembers the post as being
merely a “cardinal.” Kenneth Urquhart, personal communication.
45 “He was very pronounced”: Interview with Jim Dincalci.