Agnew Bahnson
Air-conditioning industrialist; funded Thomas Townsend Brown's gravity research and hosted the 1957 Chapel Hill conference on gravitation, which a 1971 Australian intelligence memo describes as an academic front for CIA-backed anti-gravity study. Wrote a 1959 science-fiction novel, "The Stars Are Too High," about a fabricated alien invasion using anti-gravity craft.
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funded his gravity research and hosted the 1957 Chapel Hill conference1957 Chapel Hill Conference (GR1) records; Schatzkin (2020)
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contemporary Cold-War gravity-research circle