Nikola Tesla Books
Boskovic, Bragisa. "TESLA - 'poslednji med pionirji'," Delo, Mar. 18, 1976. (fn)
"Letter from Arthur Mathews, Pyramid Guide, Mar.-Apr., 1976, p. 4. (Letter to Bill Cox - Book of Acts in Bible key to Tesla's inventions.) (p)
"More on the Tesla-Scope and Energies," Pyramid Guide, Mar.-Apr., 1976, p. 6. (Diagram of Tesla-scope built by Arthur Mathews,) (p)
Fisk, Jim. "A Second Look," Ham Radio Magazine, Apr., 1976. (Editorial comments on increased interest in the work of Nikola Tesla. Brief resume of Tesla's accomplishments.) (p)
Editor note: The above article is actually from the March, 1976 issue.
Dillard, J. K., Pres., IEEE. "Nikola Tesla Award Presentation," IEEE Power Engineering Society, Apr., 1976. (Leon T. Rosenberg is the first recipient.) (p)
"PoÄastitve velikega znanstvenika," Delo, Apr. 1, 1976. (Proslava 120-letnice rojstva Nikole Tesle z odmevi doma in na tujem.) (fn)
Snigier, Paul. "Fusion Energy: Will Experiments in Ball Lightning Provide the Key?", Electronic Design News, Apr. 20, 1976, pp. 17, 18. (An account of "Project Tesla", headed by Robert Golka and Robert Bass, in an attempt to create ball lightning, based on experiments of Nikola Tesla.) (p)
Galante, Steve. "Tesla Inventor of A. C. Current Is All But Forgotten," Suffolk Life, May 9, 1976, pp. 10, 11 (Mag. Section). (n)
Rice, Warren - Jankowski, Daniel F. - Truman, Randall. "Bulk-Parameter Analysis For Two-Phase Throughflow Between Parallel Rotating Discs," Proceedings, Heat Transfer and Fluid Mechanics Institute (University of Calif., Davis), June, 1976. (p)
Shunaman, Fred. "12-Million Volts," Radio-Electronics, June, 1976, pp. 32-34, 69. (Robert Golka has duplicated apparatus designed in 1899 by Nikola Tesla, with hopes of making nuclear fusion a feasible source of energy.) (p)
"Letter - Tesla Forgotten," Iron Age, June 14, 1976, p. 6. (Reference to article on first alternating current generators by George Westinghouse, but forgot to mention Tesla.) (p)
"120-letnica rojstva N. Tesla," Delo, June 17, 1976. (Proslava obletnice rojstva Nikole Tesle bo7. julija v Zagrebu.) (fn)
"Lightning Balls & Bob Golka," The Blister (Wendover News and World Report), June 17, 1976. (Tesla Project, under Robert Golka, to study creation of ball lightning, in connection with thermonuclear fusion. Based on experiments originally made by Nikola Tesla.) (n)
"Tesla To Be Honored," Brookhaven Bulletin, June 25, 1976. (Ceremony in honor of Nikola Tesla to be held July 7, 1976.) (n)
