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 Yes, with her husband. Why does that seem peculiar??? In any case: Heard's attitude to the psychedelics was enthusiastic (with appropriate research caveats and precautions). Playing the role of ""psychedelic psychopomp,"" he championed their intelligent use (under a physician's supervision) among his select coterie of friends, who included, for example, William C. Mullendore (Chairman of the Board of Southern California Edison), Bill Wilson (the cofounder of Alcoholics Anonymous), philosopher William Ernest Hocking, Jesuit theologian Father John Courtney Murray, film director John Huston, and Time publisher Henry Luce and his wife, Clare Booth Luce.  -  "