George A Benavides - MOSCOW SIGNAL

Dr Henry Kissinger: Declassified Records Detail Diplomatic Efforts to End Microwave Radiation Directed at Moscow Embassy Kissinger to Dobrynin: "We Are Trying to Keep the Thing Quiet"; "You Could Give Me a Radiation Treatment" Ford to Brezhnev: Microwaves "Pose Unacceptable Potential Hazards to the Health of Our Employees" Soviet Foreign Minister: An "Imaginary Issue"

1967 Project Pandora: THE RESULTS OF OUR INVESTIGATIONS IN 1967 (PROJECT PANDORA) HAVE BEEN NEGATIVE IN THAT THE TUMS POWER LEVEL IS WELI BELOW CURRENT U.S. SAFETY STANDARDS.

WHEN DID WE FIRST BECOME AWARE OF THIS SIGNAL?
SHORTLY AFTER WE TOOK OCCUPANCY OF OUR PRESENT CHANCERY BUILDING IN MOSCOW, IN MARCH AND APRIL 1953

June 7, 1969 Employees are now aware of the signal weapons and medical conditions.

The Moscow Signal Murder and Establishment of Bureau of Employees Compensation

August 19, 1969

August 19, 1969, I GAVE HIM DIAGRAM SHOWING HOW BEAM IS DIRECTED FROM NEARBY SOVIET APARTMENT AT THE OFFICE SECTION OF THE CHANCERY AND EXPLAINED THAT RADIO BEAM COVERS FROM THE THIRD TO THE TENTH FLOOR OF THE CHANCERY.

November 25, 1969 Soviets will continue to deny existence
of any special signal of microwave radiation directed against Embassy

DECEMBER 2, 1969 Soviets will continue to deny existence of any special signal of microwave radiation directed against Embassy

November 6, 1969 SOVIET SPECIALISTS HAD MADE NEW INVESTIGATION WHICH REVEALED THAT NO ELECTRONIC BEAM WAS DIRECTED AGAINST EMBASSY AND THAT RADIATION LEVEL IN THE VICINITY WAS HARMLESS.

February 5, 1975 U.S Dept of State: IF SIGNAL SHOULD BE TURNED OFF, WE STILL WILL FACE TESE FROBLEMS. THEREFORE, I URGE THAT-IF THE SIGNALS ARE OFF TOMORROW--WE PROCEED TO BRIEF EMPLOYEES ONLY GNOT DEPENDENTS) IN SMALL GROUPS ON STRICTLY CLASSIFY.

December 10, 1975 On the Embassy signal, it is still coming in very strong and from several directions, which has a ricocheting effect It will be a major problem to us.

December 17, 1975 President Geral Ford’s Investigation: was distressed to learn that special radio transmitters recently installed adjacent to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow have begun beaming microwave transmissions into our Embassy.

December 23, 1975 U.S Dept of State: There are now three signals going into our embassy. The number of hours they operate is doubled from what it used to be.

January 10, 1976 U.S/Russian Ambassador The President believes that the facts which will be presented by the US specialists will clearly show that two new transmitters have gone into opera-tion in recent months in the immediate area of the US Embassy and are operating at a level and for a duration which poses a threat to the well-being of US personnel in Moscow.

February 10, 1976 Evacuations demanded, forensics findings of employees and family members.

Glassboro, New Jersey, June 25, 1967. Ambassador Dobrynin said there was similar activity directed both against the Soviet Mission in New York as well as the Soviet Embassy in Washington.

FOREIGN RELATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES, 1964–1968, VOLUME XIV, SOVIET UNION

June 25, 1967 Dept of State Memorandum:The Secretary said we were very much concerned at an electro-magnetic signal directed against our Chancery building in Moscow.