WILHELM REICH

[caen!bsbbs!cynthia@harvard.harvard.edu (Cynthia Rosas)]

jody_ferguson.asw.navairtestcen%pcgate@natc-fw.navy.MIL writes:

> Also has anyone seen a book by Orson Bean (of Match Game '74 obscurity)      
> called _Me_and_the_Orgone_?  I saw an ad for it in the back of an older      
> copy of _A_Book_of_Dreams_.  It would be interesting to find.  He is         
> mentioned in the Reich book a couple of times.  I guess Bean was quite a     
> proponent of Reichian theories.  Now I've gotta figure out why he was        
> considered a celebrity in the early '70's.                                   
 
Hmmm, I remmeber Orson Bean when I was pretty young, as a
panelist on To Tell The Truth.  I remember him as a witty
humorist, and I remember he had a son named Max, I believe.  I
had no idea he was a proponent of Reich's theories, but it
wouldn't surprise me.  He seemed to be a little left of center
from the average joe.  Very clever fellow.
 
Later,

Cynthia


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