Doc 0000184401
CIA
This document is a February 6, 1952, Office Memorandum concerning "Side Tone Delay," noting a $30,000 agency contribution for research in this area.
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Ask the archive about this →Office Memorandunz . uNrTEn sTATEs GovERNMENT ll TO DATE: 6 February 1952 11 FROM SUBJECT: "Side Tone Delay" 1.. Atta.ched herewith is a self-explanatory memorandum for our files in connection with the "S:tde Tone Delay". 2. If you will recall, this Agency is contributing $3u,OOO for research along these lines. This money was advanced as a result of a A favorable approval by yourself, , etc., etc. at the con ference sometime earlier. J. I am merely making a record of these items for informational purposes and if you have no need of this memorandum after you have read it, you will return it, I will place it in my files. i~ - {'I_ - .. . .._ , : ..-..• 1.1~ .•
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This document is a memo from the United States Government, dated February 6, 1952. It is a standard form, "Office Memorandum," with some handwritten annotations. The subject of the memo is "Side Tone Delay." One handwritten annotation at the top right appears to be a reference number or code, "A/B, I, 42, 14." There are also some handwritten "A" marks on the left side of the page and next to point 3, possibly indicating initials or action items. No photographs, diagrams, or experimental details are visible on this page.
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