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.·1' ~ -~--·------:------------~ I . · ' I ~;~- , . ' ·. ~. t:-• .., ~ .' .. ,·~ ... i ....~. I To: File I ;' ''' '• Subject: SI and H Experimento.tion, 24 November 1953. :. .. ... ,, '' ,' . On 24 November: 195J, Tuesday, SI and It Experimerita tion and by M~ssrs •. ~ ,,, ..... ,., '.. ... In 'viP.w of the fact that His::.~ . pre~iously attended ~nY of the H '•' only ~ttended o~o.u 1 . • assigned Missen~a ducted specific 6p~~~t1oris 1rtvol p A area w~iter discussed the H work •..rith the new volunteers '•, ·, (see Hr~1 3 report concerning work with the subjects in ., ' . . . ' ~onnection with the polygraph . ). · "The writer then briefed Misse on the· . · i very general aspects of the A oned them . i < '' • r' in detail regarding the abSolute secu.ri ty required in this pro- '; ·t ; ··. ; gram. Thereafter, the writer tested each of the subjects on the .. ·. . j; # ·' ' · ).;;following tests: 1) falling back,_~) hand levitation, 3) hand ·,:···clasp. :. ,•, . I . ~:.r '! In flddition, the writer, at the conch1sion of thesn tests, ;:·'j' ,., \ after a number of questions and answers, conducted all three . '(i, subjects in o. very·slow relaxing procedure. At this point, since I, i•l'. there was some time ied a brief eye concentra tlon ' · test wil.h goth Hiss . ··1\ ' .. .·.. I r' In all of the above tests, the subject r·esponded in o. mediocre .; ..~. fashion with some performing better in one tests and othnrs inanother .. ,, None obtained a ddep st~te although heavy efforts 1Jere not made to ~ achie.ve this end. l t should be noted for the record that all sub l,--4.•, jects· expressed considerable interest and asked intelligent questions ~ t • and stated that they would be available for vork in the future ... , .··•• . .. regul-'lrly. t·lork \..laS not scheduled in viAw of it being the day I before the holiday. 12/2/53 -,.. \. '., . \ . ~ ' ' ' bjects were th,no other observerS1 Norm charts simple card tests , ' I I '. ·; I I were used under hypnosis. as ~~s so The image displays an informational graphic with a stylized background. To the left, a large, metallic vault door is depicted. The door features a complex locking mechanism with multiple dials and levers, rendered in shades of gray and silver with subtle blue highlights that suggest illumination. The right side of the image contains text-based information about "The Black Vault" and its MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection. The text is presented in a clear, sans-serif font on a dark background, with the URL for the collection highlighted in yellow. There are no photographs of people, locations, equipment, or subjects, nor are there any handwritten annotations, signatures, official stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, or redactions visible on this page. The visual elements are purely illustrative and typographic. \..laS not scheduled in viAw of it being the day I before the holiday. 12/2/53 -,.. \. '., . \ . ~ ' ' ' bjects were th,no other observerS1 Norm charts simple card tests , ' I I '. ·; I I were used under hypnosis. as ~~s so laree ~ and my feelings were tha a~esired no I, more observers, was not presen the polygrapn robrn where r , ~ the experiment~tion was conducted, and can comment no further ! : on results and opinions. • .. .. t· ·~ill probably drpw some conclusion after a st~dy.of ' ' .,.. ·. .~ I . ' ', · tl'1e polygraph chHrts. · ·, •.. . . .· I ~ .. • .. ..... ' ... ,i I . ·' ,, .. ' . ' . .. ... . . . ~ .·,~ ,J .. :, ' . ! • 0 ,· The page is a typed document with several black-and-white, smudged photographs across the bottom, the content of which is indistinguishable. In the top right corner, a handwritten annotation reads "A/B, 3, 2/32". There are also several substantial black redactions obscuring portions of the text throughout the document, particularly in the first few paragraphs and below the date at the bottom. A circled stamp is visible on the left margin near the top. The document appears to be a report titled "SI and H Experimentation, 24 November 1953". This declassified CIA document page features typed text with several instances of redacted content, appearing as blacked-out sections obscuring specific names, phrases, and numerical data. A large, handwritten letter "A" is visible on the left side of the page. Scattered across the document are dark, smudged marks that could be ink blots or remnants of previous markings. The page also contains what appear to be perforations from a binder on the left edge, with a circular ink stamp near the bottom left.