text: King's attacks further accused Newman of keeping “groupies cut off from the outside world and with almost every waking hour spent either in 'busywork' or interminable meetings (so that independent thought could be kept at a minimum), had no feedback from reality" who “in return for their total obedience...would receive certain gratifications: the diffuse sense of love and warmth within the cult (as long as you didn't show any independence of mind) and also a sense of status and position.” (“West Side "Therapy Cult" Conceals Its True Aims,” (Heights & Valleys News, November 1977).