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. I , ' J·-;za!a A~ / / .31 Nsrch 19 5J ... ~- : # ~ ) ~HORAliDUM ·TO/~- CHIEF~ .. ·.:·. :-\.~~~. ··.''':·Attenti.o.n.& ~··~ I· ;z·.·:.···,·. ..::· ~-:~· .... ·,! .....· . .. i. ·. : •· ;·~ ruOM 1 ; · :.: . ~ .. :. . ' '>· . Chief .· . . . ,• ••. ' ' • ,. • • ' ... •• J. ..~ r'. - . 1 ,;, ·:·::~~J~~~·~._.:\. :oen~ral -1iiirlliDiit ...! goesanlt .. ·. · ·: · · · ·· · · · · • · · ., .. Speci!ia ~. · - ; '!..-,. .. rJo r) , ' , - ~ . .-~. . :.: . . ' ' \ I '. ... .. ! ·. .. . - I ' . • : . - . ; · : .;. R • E t( F . 'E ~ R ' IW ' CE • - ~ .' ' : ., · ~ ) ·· r :' ' ·7 Jan. 1953 ·~ '' • lo·, f ' ., ·r· ~ _·: ·1 -~ . .. :_ ,. .. ~ .. :.\: ~;,(\~{ ~l~od '~r~\~innut ' .•• < :: \·. ;,: '': 00 ::::·::o::leno ed F • ::::::: ::.: ·::: in .r ;·:,;,.;,·. s ountry after the reh;:1bilHation phase• t;~r.·: .. -'>:. . ~. . 'past rcoord, ·the follm-1ins l'nL"'lL"Ttl<it ··\ .:~ · · · requirements· a.;a .tecoinmSnded: • .. ' t ' j, ,: • .' :: i : "" ' ' ,; ' : I ·,. \ ~. . ); • ..... ' • • • -' . ' :~.-: '' ·' · . .'~. ·.: :·' n.~:)'A course in th lanGuag~ • · ~ ': :. . ,. ; -· .\ · :: · b_:. :. Doournents necessary .for ry of d~stination. : ... :'. \f .,:·~; >. . Cl•; ~· A.ftet'. det~rmina.tion c.£ the country- of destination, .':_·~.·.:.·.·:_·. ~ noti.f;r th a agency- o£ sub j eo t 1 s ET.A.• ·",i:-_·._• ·.·.;.·• _. ·-_; ': • ;·. . , ··: ,•·•. ··· ·:),• '·Advice tho to rebuff or uther..rise turn. • ! • ·; •.. ' · . ~-~·!~~:.'~· · ,, .' ·" ~ awa.y a.rrj approach-es sub.i ect may make in the t ·' •· • ,·;,.' ' • '· ·· · . , ··.future• andJ.in the _discretion, as :_.::_../ ,:. ._ -.:,·. .. The visual content of this page predominantly features illustrative graphics rather than direct documentation of experimental procedures. On the left side of the page, there is a detailed, stylized image of a bank vault door, complete with intricate mechanical components and a glowing blue light emanating from within. The right side of the page is dominated by text, presenting information in a clean, sans-serif font. The title "THE BLACK VAULT" is prominently displayed in a stylized, bold font at the top, with a blue glow effect. Below this, there is a paragraph of white text detailing the origin of the document from "The Black Vault" database and its connection to the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection, followed by a yellow hyperlink. There are no photographs of people, locations, or equipment, nor any handwritten annotations, signatures, stamps, forms, tables, or redactions. The visual elements are symbolic and informational, rather than documentary evidence of experiments. The document is a typed memorandum with several handwritten annotations. The top right corner contains handwritten text that appears to be an alphanumeric code and a date. There are also several large, handwritten letters ("G", "F", "H-B/3", and "A") scattered across the page, likely for routing or categorization. Sections of text are obscured by black redactions, particularly in the "FROM:" and "SUBJECT:" fields, and within the body of the text. The document appears to be a standard government memo format with fields for "MEMORANDUM TO:", "FROM:", "SUBJECT:", and "REFERENCE:". There are no photographs, diagrams, or signs of experimental procedures visible. to rebuff or uther..rise turn. • ! • ·; •.. ' · . ~-~·!~~:.'~· · ,, .' ·" ~ awa.y a.rrj approach-es sub.i ect may make in the t ·' •· • ,·;,.' ' • '· ·· · . , ··.future• andJ.in the _discretion, as :_.::_../ ,:. ._ -.:,·. .. ~ ,<,.~.: :,: <,i;.:: .. · , .: "needed request otlv~r United State a agencies in ..,. · .. · -the area. to avoid. subject. ·.~ ' . .. · ;\'\;; ! ..r' ·· r: , . ., ' ' ' . - ' ~ . i ~ . ~ ' I : ' • '· l · ~ ' ;, . 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I Tt\i~; Lnr~ivi~l.:ll r .,•::, '0 c k e ,, u; r I, 1 i n n ·no • did not understand h"' :~ L~P: o. <LL ·.,r :; :· r ·:t; d t. i_;-,r•, I In told peculi~r ~Lorics l1i '" -1 c: t -~ - vilics in conn~ction ~ith ::; iJ :~ r i c i 0 !1 c; tbat.··he quite rossibly w.1s -· ..- .,. . . . . .- .~ ... "~ oes not su" A viou :; CJ.Se .cted ns lnterpr2tor a the role o The page is covered in typed text, interspersed with multiple horizontal lines that suggest it was once part of a form or document with pre-printed lines. There are handwritten annotations in the margins: "H-B/6" on the left, "A" and "B/3" stacked vertically, and another "B/6" further down on the left. At the top right, there is a handwritten annotation "A/P.2, 24/5". Significant portions of the text are obscured by black redactions, particularly several lines of text in the middle of the page and a smaller section within the first numbered point. The overall appearance is of a scanned document from a larger file, with no images or diagrams visible. l1i '" -1 c: t -~ - vilics in conn~ction ~ith ::; iJ :~ r i c i 0 !1 c; tbat.··he quite rossibly w.1s -· ..- .,. . . . . .- .~ ... "~ oes not su" A viou :; CJ.Se .cted ns lnterpr2tor a the role o -~ypnotist-interpretor. A !1. 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':l:i..r8. l!scordr>r \..;1t0 f' '.li~C:71t thr: docl~ors r.lll.c:-l-"'1·"cLnclo-sncr.::1'h:!l•)- Thr: i.n:>lnunc-nL >1;';:-: ri,..,.rr,.,rJ ."'o t \l:<L ~h·"' f'i.srr:" r~r~­ r:ordr;r <n:> c:rJnnt?cLed l::r elect rod,.;:: ( :: rti f i c i ::tl.) "·o '.h·c hr; .. ,,! - nf' lhr;_ •;•..ih,jP.c\.. .. It was decided by t.he doc t-Jrs to \EC thi:' ""f:.G" :; i. nc': i. t. hi:id been dctcrrri..ned that this ::;ubjr:.~c~J •..;;13 1uitc i.nLc.ll~;~cntJ and a. dditio. nal cover was needed to carry out !.he ,\d.ichok·3 ·..!ark. ------,1, r:--A-\I~·on cornr;l·~tJLOll of Utr' 'TH-; 11 c:;(:nin:ll.inn, t.:l-' "•lr/' nln 1.1) i. ·: c:-:sr; 'dlS h•r~11r1 1t 6:J~,: !'[·! jn <Jrdr:-r lo ;o•:ccrt:,_i_q •,r:l•:'t}t,...,r u l' r-:: ~; '€ n t, -~ tJ · U 1 i :; t i.'n ,~ '-I·: r · A . ( ;w 2 in ir[[;;-' r i l1 p· t h,., ! I :l i r ccnt.rr1l.Lr~d in Lhc; ;·i_vi_nr', of fJ,TD!lC'Ji:: ~~- the --;ur j !'Ct throUC"h ,J l' r-:: ~; '€ n t, -~ tJ · U 1 i :; t i.'n ,~ '-I·: r · A . 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On ::nnd-1y, 1) June L<J);-;, at aoprox:ir-18_,,·'1'! )l:Un :'i1, .:1 full i:-~~Jcrro- f.d.tion test W.=tS br;r:1m. th<=:~· :-:;:c:->r;nr. _in ~co-~.r;:1 .tio:-2 roorn ·..;ith the subj:-:oct: ~/.:_-fJLhf!JI.,; ~ I.....I .. , I - "•:l,. ... .._ ~- .\ 1 A ~c:tirw :1::; ::cnn · ' ' ·· · 1, -:1:3 w~arinr: 0n S ~-Jiliqh ;.J:lS, 0 C::JUl':;(', ~y-~t, hLS C'Oinl. of nb- . thro c;-tse off'lC!?r in U1i::; :nrtic•1L1t c1.3e, :1ook"':-l into the i.nt.c:rcc1r1 sys !;:;[11 \:;~· '-•n,l:onr; .,,d rn i crc-0\1 on~. rneml'crs of the Tc;:w1 Here pre.'~r;nL ::1nci c;;,_rry~_nr:; out I pre -.1rr1nr:srJ du Li'3:>. 10. It :.hould he not.r~d th:1L in r~ach c:J:;c, thr_; •::::>•? of l.hr: in,j<:ci,i':''l:; hncl h;en vr:ry sld Llfull:{ hr.-:-Ju<,ht 1.l'out hy the doctor:; ''" t~"inr; cs ~cnti.Jl t.o 1 ncc·~s:nry 111r~di.c'1.1 trc>;:d_.rnent to :J.3sist. P:Jclt Sltl:cj<::ct, ;:·or i'J:tti..c:r oC rr:cn!"':!, n'~it.hr;r ~ll~··j':"'rt. .~rr~rr;d the slir::ht~0t ol".ir;cLi.on 1~\J th~:;r~ in,iectj.on~ 1-1 ha t_.s oe vr:r . or ,11. ln thi:; '.est, -1fi:f"r ~ll exlr~mr:ly lir~hl do:>J••r; ~~(Jd i 'Jr!1 P'·:n t-.nt:1.'l L h<Jd lv:cn st.:wtcd inl0 trl" 'llt·,j<:cr. (i. 0•.Jl'jr;cl_. A:1::; r-1ni.dly .... -!1 nJ-.,ccd in "' rJ"'.CD h:mtlllL tr: r.r.1ncc b T'r1j_:; r.1pid in- O'lCLio,JJ.'W:~s d>l'~ orviJJilSly Lo Lh" :JLro ri.:y h~f'or8 (''c,ry rlln") .~nd the e;z:lcLly ti:ned mcdi.c:ction .:tnd i_ndttction. ·-; 12. T!Ji.s indiJCtinn nnJC0S:> con::ouned 2'rout ;~,.-~r;nL•i rn~nurps, incL•.Flim" v:triow; te:;t:3 .'lnd 'Jt 2:Lt') f't-1, ?rproxi-n-1t~ely, -1CL·,r .:tU. w::c'''.31.ry ctv:;r::ks of tr:lnC? d~;p Lh h-1d ~'~':n m-~d~ ,. .. 0C 1,11.1.1 LnL8rror:::3 r.ion ~. . J:L3 h~~~lln. T'iliS in'- l_.r;rrof~'ll.ion ~\lr;cJ r.r.-:rn The heavily redacted document contains handwritten annotations in the margins, including designations like "B/6" and "B/3," along with large, single letter annotations like "A." Several sections of text are obscured by black redactions, indicating classified or sensitive information. The document appears to detail an examination, possibly medical or psychological, with references to polygraph charts, psychiatric evaluations, and specific dates and times of interviews. There's a mention of an "electro-encephalograph" (EEG) examination and its "faked" nature, suggesting experimental or deceptive procedures. The document is a declassified report with typed text and handwritten annotations. Redacted sections are visible throughout the document, obscuring names and specific details. Handwritten capital "A"s are present in the margins, potentially indicating points of reference or emphasis. At the bottom of the page, a handwritten "-3-" likely denotes the page number. The text describes a series of hypnosis and interrogation sessions, detailing procedures, times, and the subject's responses. There are no photographs, diagrams, or official stamps visible on this particular page. .~nd the e;z:lcLly ti:ned mcdi.c:ction .:tnd i_ndttction. ·-; 12. T!Ji.s indiJCtinn nnJC0S:> con::ouned 2'rout ;~,.-~r;nL•i rn~nurps, incL•.Flim" v:triow; te:;t:3 .'lnd 'Jt 2:Lt') f't-1, ?rproxi-n-1t~ely, -1CL·,r .:tU. w::c'''.31.ry ctv:;r::ks of tr:lnC? d~;p Lh h-1d ~'~':n m-~d~ ,. .. 0C 1,11.1.1 LnL8rror:::3 r.ion ~. . J:L3 h~~~lln. T'iliS in'- l_.r;rrof~'ll.ion ~\lr;cJ r.r.-:rn 2:1tS l'n to !J:ry~ f'i-1 '-'ilen i.t-•..;:1:. 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DP.)Jth of an hypnotic trance r::re~du<tlly lc::;::;cns .:JS 1_.i.r1<: 'ore:; on .qncJ when t.h~ subject is constantly bn.inr: qucs t.iow;d -- no rnilt u~r how skillfully -- ful.L conl.rol cannot '11\·J:Jy::; be: tn'l.i.nlain'O'U. :1ur,j~cr, -1t thi.s point \vas full.;.; .:1w.:1l<~ncd t:r stand.<rd, ::;low rl_ypnol.,j r .::JWaksnins procedure. lLt. r;ollowin;:~ concbsion of t,hi::J t.~st, --J r,sn"r'll conl':rcnc~=; ':ias h'-!Ld t'Y ;:tJ.l h.~:1d::; t.o di:::cu.s.s rcsuJ.t;:; of this test ;me! ••h8t.hor or not. .::J.ddition:>.l information rrorn this subjed. 'riOULd he desir-'ltls. Mtr~ ;], di:;C11:i3ic:>n, j t w.;s d0 ci.r'Pd \.h;rL on the foJ.loHing dCl.y, another ·'lrt.i.chok8 tschn1oue ·.. Joulrl r'e :1pplied to lllo. subj~r.t and additional inf ould rr:> sour:ht alonr: ;f linPs that wouJd t:c of additional value ;me! ••h8t.hor or not. .::J.ddition:>.l information rrorn this subjed. 'riOULd he desir-'ltls. Mtr~ ;], di:;C11:i3ic:>n, j t w.;s d0 ci.r'Pd \.h;rL on the foJ.loHing dCl.y, another ·'lrt.i.chok8 tschn1oue ·.. Joulrl r'e :1pplied to lllo. subj~r.t and additional inf ould rr:> sour:ht alonr: ;f linPs that wouJd t:c of additional value to , the' c,1.se _, officr:r. I[. was :!l:Jo ckcj_dorl P12+-, UH~ t.P::; , wou 8 oh~ i_nr, the comhjned mcdi.c<d-hrrnot.ic :Jupro-'lch .'l.S nst>d in t.he first. ~.:>sc .in reserve :1nd vt.tack.tn1: the :;urjs·ct on this test with full mt:rlictlion. LS. On i'iond.<y, 16 .June J9r::2, .qt, npnroxirn:lr,c:Jy Jl:]U Ml, the ::;ul\icct n t i n '"'it :1 rxl or:5 i ''rr:cl -'1. comnlcx i Ptr~J'cor·Hnltnir::il tion :;y:Jt0m ;-;hich fl'~ r Lo 'r'C" in 1 ,oositi.on to cort:"'lnjcc:lt.e ;.;itil 111'? e :;amP ~irne hc;J.r the r~c;11lt::; of Lhr; inV'rrc,r·l.i,ion No hyrnolt~ npDro:J.ch ,.1as rnadr.:! durinr:: thi:> l.0sl.. ~rrprox:irn·:llsl:r noor~<!'n ;,,J<' ;-~dnrin:i::;t.r,lLion l(. 1\t l?:UO A of' hP '1Tf dosnr:r:;, or :~odi 11m pcnLoLh;c1: ~y.,. :~nd >hart l .'1 l,ly r-::• r t c~ r lhc sul·.}•~cr, h•r'1ll tr;;r"1r·t t.o Ul" rinu~r;. i\:·IJ·r ·1 ::1 .. 11~1~':"·; h~u ··C"rl l'~'·•riJ•·(1 :1nd r·'~ r•ot·r~ a f'ul.l_ C''JI'lC1 lHd d"'18lonc·!, j.tl')~ )'r:r:.l:; ·1 or -.•physical :;tirnulat i.on L.he ::;ubj•~ct in ord<Jr· to olacc lh•: .su~·,j9ct in a ~\ soc.<L!rd·J'i·..;i.Lir:ht st1lr" Hhi('h i'i Lhro (·r:.;t C0nrli_Lt•'n !'or i.nLrorL"C1''-1l,iC1n. 'l'lli ,- ni~y:>ic<JJ. :;Lirn·l LJ.ljrm conc.i;,terl of ;,h:t'<i.nr:: Llv: :o•1hj•.::::t, rut.,l·.in(~ nrc;,- sure nn c<;rtn Ln ncr,rc:-;, :::1nd sharply shppi ng t.hc; 01Jl·.',j•:.:ct '~~ [c~t. Tb:~rr::C~fl '=r, rt b 011 t v : 5 '. . was not L~ken on recording 17. At -'l[ltJroYiPl"ll.ely l:GO PH, it ·.o~:1s de<;Lrled l;y-UiP~Lo r"c~i.n A SC'~ <!Xp.<.n:-:;-j~~_~'<. ctio~ in,icction of a stir.ml,:1nt Lo if a more r''J<l 1':1 'be obt=Jinrrl front. ti1e s•1h,ject. Accordinr.: l.'~1·c~.ln '-' caref11ll:v contr0 Ll'3d in;jr:cl.ion throup;n Uv..: i.nLra':r!nou:J -1Pp<Jr:'ltu.:; o" cio:>.".r:e>2 of f\~sox;n ( d-d~s0x_vn~ohr:dr i.nr- hydrochlor idr:~ -- ';t i.ln'll;onL .-1r1 i ch nrQ(htcros ele•liltion of MOOd, t-'llk<JI.i.vcne;,s, etc.). /\ft.cr :t .::;:tort f1Sriod of tim~!, this COJ'llbi n-!ti.on 1-·':?>:-'ln 'to h1V'~ :] hL!hly :::ucce:>:3111L rof'f·:~r·t. Tlt<~ :u•-j-·"~t 1::-Cf,::.ln to rn. mor~ Ltlk.-,Liv~~, mor8 dr;=mt=J.Li.c, .1n·l aop:1rcntly :1 •:.r·r.>=< t d••.1 J le;,::; inhi'citcd th:tn nrevi.o•J:Jly. Th~ dr'Jss prodqrcd, d11r:i.nr; Lhis ne'ri.od, in Jdrlition lo a rr.s:Jt, dn.1l of talk, <1 r~milrkahlC! r0rT·~:-;:ion ;onrl d•trinf: this rsr,ression th" :-;nl·j·::ct <1ctu,1Lly relived cert-'1i.n n;!Ot- _,r::liviti.C's of hi..s lif~, O.nJ~P. cl~n years, Hhib in ;t(!·\ilion, Uv; The image is a scanned page of a typed document with several handwritten annotations. It contains multiple sections, marked with letters (A, F, C) and numbers (15, 16). There are several instances of black redactions obscuring text in various locations across the page. Handwritten text appears in the margins, including what looks like an "A" next to multiple paragraphs. A page number "-4-" is visible at the bottom center. The document appears to be a report detailing hypnotic interrogation procedures, with visual cues like lettered points and numbered entries suggesting a structured format for experimentation or findings. The document is a typed report, likely from a government or military source, as indicated by the "B/3" and "A" handwritten notations, which could represent page numbering or sectioning. Large portions of the text are obscured by black redactions, making it difficult to ascertain the full context of the document. The bottom of the page features a small, black and white photograph of what appears to be equipment mounted on a surface, possibly related to an experiment or observation. The overall impression is of a heavily censored document detailing some form of procedural or experimental record. dr;=mt=J.Li.c, .1n·l aop:1rcntly :1 •:.r·r.>=< t d••.1 J le;,::; inhi'citcd th:tn nrevi.o•J:Jly. Th~ dr'Jss prodqrcd, d11r:i.nr; Lhis ne'ri.od, in Jdrlition lo a rr.s:Jt, dn.1l of talk, <1 r~milrkahlC! r0rT·~:-;:ion ;onrl d•trinf: this rsr,ression th" :-;nl·j·::ct <1ctu,1Lly relived cert-'1i.n n;!Ot- _,r::liviti.C's of hi..s lif~, O.nJ~P. cl~n years, Hhib in ;t(!·\ilion, Uv; ~;ul'.i<?r:l tot ..< Ll y (ICCP.fll,r::d~( Hho ;v;t:J riC t,i m· 1;, onr of t.~1 ~ j n ~-'" r:Jr"tor;, ot, this tir1r;) ;:J;, ·;).!) old ~;L'tcci r1'"19"vwJ p r;rr;on.ll 'r ic:-n•J \-Jrl'"'l Lil: .::;ubject h • \..,1.1....1l 1< l ' • 1 0' . - , ln • J'n V ,] P ..... . . f" , J ~ l ~ .J n ~.I e { ) · .. - ,) ~0 I ... # • • rrl·nL· '- - ~ r"· I · - r .. o ·- ' - ) " n l "" l I • ~ 1 1 ., J 'l.l ,~t.-·~ -, ' ~l - I . - ,_ crirnr; rxtrcrncly vivid J.nd·proriuced ram~ti.c f~cli.n""~; 1wl ,t.;JI'·:nlJnts on the r·'rt of the s i'ln C'x.t~nt tho.L hro in:,l_:;Lc;d fro•'1 tir1r: to tir1<: r·y t'ron kis:; Lng continuo•Js ly cilJ.lc;rJ the narn:~ of his old friend ~1ndrcr .U\. The total time con:mrncd (0.rout i.;..;o .1nd onr:-tn1f hollrs) the i.nfl1tronce of the chr:mi.c.t..L::; countinr,: from th8 s L.::trtinr; li.m8 of the i.njection, i-PS fro1r1 .ltJrroxi.rn."Jtcly 12:00 noon until 'lbout 2:Y1 Fi·!, \·Jr1cn Uv; S1Jbj?ct wc>s rrmov(;d to hi.s own =Jdj:Jininr: bedroom. The tot.'ll C'ffc:cti•J~ inLr;rro(~alion r,ir1~ d·;Tjr1r, th.i.:; pcri.oJ (includinr, the re~rcc,si0n) '-''13 from -=1\:ouL 12:1) l':·i until 2:10 t'il. J.~1 ,' .Thr: ti ;'1" iro•1 ;:: :10 1'11 to 2: Jl) PI-1 \·IriS cnn .~'ll~<;rl t"l Ul'; "'lb,j,~ct p<rti-1 .. ll.'{ r~co.verin~ fror11 Lhe effects of the do~;:lf7"''; of the drn;'::;. fhrinr: this rc;ri.od, the' ,;:rh,j-::ct. '-~::ts rrrw,;cr, somc•tJhi1L n-<'J:~C-1L';rl, '.-1:,~ prirn-Jril,v in :1 SC'rr1i.-con2(''imJ:1 s !. .-lLc .1ml i-Lt.s, for a consiJr"r:1r'.\.s n~r-iod o!:' t.:\.1ne, ;,mrr::JTJ<Jnsiv"' t.o mn.>ccll.:ll· co-oniin.ctinn tcsl3. ,,fJI~n th" sul·jsct '..ii'l:-3 r•:- mo'r':'d !r!J:-r1 lh'? OrJ"r1. i.irm:> room t<J h i.s OHn bedrnom :t L 2: J'? ~)H' hr; r:'qll i rs-d :'!:.JSi:;~.lllCC (1!1~1 1-1-'l:J st,.1q-:r:rinr: 'Ill hi;:; feet and 1.f'ler rrinr, pJaC<"d i.n hi~ 'bed h-2 r<~:>.>,.,..f-inl.o -a ::L:?:?P v.~hich ln:ol.cd for :>r]v•~n.L hours. (l() ··' ::rl()rt Ly -l r [.r"r l.hr. COrlt' 1.•::~ inn nf Lh i.:~ J:l"'; \, l,r;; !. ' .., ,-,..nr?r::: ('(]!1-, •f<>t'r~!1~<'? •..;:1:; h~Jr\ \:_'_,4 This page is a heavily redacted typewritten document, likely a report. Several sections of text are completely obscured by black redactions, particularly in the upper and lower portions of the page. There are handwritten annotations in black ink including "B/3", "F", and "A" in the left margin. Another "A" appears in the right margin. At the bottom of the page, there's a handwritten note with the number "-6-" and a large black redaction. The document appears to be part of a larger report, as indicated by the page number. The visual redactions suggest sensitive information is being withheld. rs-d :'!:.JSi:;~.lllCC (1!1~1 1-1-'l:J st,.1q-:r:rinr: 'Ill hi;:; feet and 1.f'ler rrinr, pJaC<"d i.n hi~ 'bed h-2 r<~:>.>,.,..f-inl.o -a ::L:?:?P v.~hich ln:ol.cd for :>r]v•~n.L hours. (l() ··' ::rl()rt Ly -l r [.r"r l.hr. COrlt' 1.•::~ inn nf Lh i.:~ J:l"'; \, l,r;; !. ' .., ,-,..nr?r::: ('(]!1-, •f<>t'r~!1~<'? •..;:1:; h~Jr\ \:_'_,4 ;~ \.J. lt.lT•d:; l~··I.\·IC'_'tl _l:(Jil ;\no! li:' •(l ;'i :]11'1 i i, 1L1:~ cJ•'r·i_•i••d ~ •th::J.t on lh8 b.:tsis of ~.he maLcria.L obtained, the ;\rt-,ichoke wor!-; 'J·.J•LLd t'e I'' j .. ~~-~{ (, ,,, r:1' '' ~t.l tv~ con:;i.J.lot··r;d "·" cornplc> Lr:·d. rr•ri l.ln t f11rl oh L.\in-:d 8'1'l1!11C infonn-1tion to CrJnl.ln\1'"~ the r,.;orJ<'tn .t,!Jr; C:I::r; .Jni ho. l'cJ.t. th'1t h~ A Mi.r;ht pos-:;i.t·ly in l.h-:; futllr'~, on the \;r~:Ji::> o[ tll(~ nc·,, inf''lrm."lL i.on dr.ve>lm~<::c\, run Lhe Sllh,j::;ct ·"'f"·lin on l.he poly;r,r:Jph on the n<."·I r:ntcrial. :me! UI'' n~·,1 ~.;::; tint. had ::1ppc~1red ;:s ·'l n~:;I.tlt of t.,hc 1\rLichnke t.J·r.atncnt.. ~ emph-1Lir:.:tlly r~xpressed h Lm0elf th.1 L, or: t~1s- h2.s i~; of. ths n1:teria.l U!1':0'.1'1lred, the S1lhjsc t W:JS to\..1.Lly unrr~J i;,hle J.Wt ~S his disrrJJi tion .wo11ld h'lvP to b; a controllr;rl rrn L\ '-'~', •.-;hich~· st.:;Led hGd been ar:rer.d nnon previously. · .~ ·· . ntjrcl.v record~rl wi.t.h thn r:;x:- l·h~ t~nc r~cordings ·11erc tu rn<:!d over to the ca;;e off i.c0rs invol•rr::;d t.o enr~hle I hr:!r1 l.rJ s tud:-r them and dr8.ft from tllc record i..·nrl::ls lia.i.L.l notes, C'!mtr~nt:-;, e tr.. ;.;hi.ch Uv:y nr~cdcd lo r.onrletc th'3i.r "t1Ct'k. Hlld jf;ain r·'3 nol:?d th~.L the rr>SPOn3C.J of Lhc S1lhjects are, of cour:oe, _ . nd hlv~ ne)t. to d .., t.r; lv:r;n in- terpreted or, Lr::tnscrired in Vnr:lish to etHl,Le l~1e ·'::-tir::hok<: Tc:1.:n Lo st.ud~r thr>. results of t.hs ·l· D;t I·; ~ n •. . ,. th,e techni·JUC~. r1s f.::Jr ;"JS i::; kno;.;n, th~ F L1pes <1rs- bei..nr, h9ld , .. ::1nd will he, -:3 ftnr f•Jll llS'! h;'ld bc~"'n made r:o . 0, '~c.r~ir'ci8rl -~·l'>hinr;t.on, l.L~~:., Hi-:-: rdi..•:V':d t.h::~t A i.ll h;tn·ilr this cnttcr ;~;; soon 1.:; pn:-;sib.Lc, ::tlthou;~h to received no report in this connection. 22. The Artichoke Te.1.m, 1o1hile c:ntire S'.llt.3 Hr~re con- clu;;ivc and .'!.lthongh t.he ca:~0 officers c;~orcssr::d themselves as completely S;ttisfied, feels that fin,'Jl and critic1.l co~nents should h~ '..Ji. thh0lrl 11ntil tr;Jnscript.-:; of the tape::> can re 1n1d'~ Mnd ;t mn+J1odLc.tl .1nrl car~f11L ;-n1ly:ci.s is dc·reloped of lhe> t:,ucs and cross-checked "lf~;.,.in:;t, the c::~.:;e fLl'33 in each C"'-.Se • The image is a black and white scan of a typewritten document, likely a report or memo. There are no photographs, diagrams, forms, tables, or signatures visible. The text is legible overall, but there are several black rectangular redactions obscuring portions of the text, most notably in the upper section of the page and a smaller one near the bottom. The document appears to be official in nature, given the headings "CONCLUSIONS" and "RECOMMENDATIONS," and the presence of what looks like a small stamp or mark in the lower right corner partially obscured by a redaction. clu;;ivc and .'!.lthongh t.he ca:~0 officers c;~orcssr::d themselves as completely S;ttisfied, feels that fin,'Jl and critic1.l co~nents should h~ '..Ji. thh0lrl 11ntil tr;Jnscript.-:; of the tape::> can re 1n1d'~ Mnd ;t mn+J1odLc.tl .1nrl car~f11L ;-n1ly:ci.s is dc·reloped of lhe> t:,ucs and cross-checked "lf~;.,.in:;t, the c::~.:;e fLl'33 in each C"'-.Se • . .. . . • ~ ... ... ' ( - ....... - 0n o[ 1J19 ~-ri,ichoke TeC~m rnenl-<:r:;, t.l12 sucr::c·:-;~ ful :,"rlic:,- Lion, of .::1 Cr'lmrincd hyrnotic-r::hemicn.L ,Jn•·r·r~1rl1 indi catc:. Lh;:~t th"::'" 1.qnc:> Horked in combirvttion have a vr:r:r hi,-.:h poLr:::nLi:Jl 12 :,n intclli~ence we~oon. The A.rUchol<e Tr.1-n frr-;1;, that ::;ince thes.e LschniCJ110S h:n·P. onl.v b~r:n" usr;d in a limited :-;,n::;c, i.t ·,rould he wronr~ to m.1kc. cxt.r~n::;i.vc cJ.:d.•n::; ror the e ff ic:,cv of I 11·~ r.8chni•j1l(o'J, h!l. it does ~P~'r:tr· t.o l:n cl-c-1.rly 0.:t:1rl.i.c.h•~d th:'l L the sf' V::ch'1iq1l e~, .when propr:rly :tprlir:::tl -1nci r: i v'"" n c :rc f''.l.L cov0r screen, should be .r;cn~;ra_L.Ly hi~hl:r cff'ec\.ivr.. 'll1e Tr.am mr.mhr:rs fc"l th-1.t the: most i.mport1·1t ~J,:m.·nt th'it. is nPC'"!'i s:J.ry to ncrfr:ct Lhcs<"! lechniqn"':J is th9 e1ppl i C-J tion of i.hc t.PchnirJ•l•:s Lo ;1_ r,re0t number of c:1sc". Thr: T3arn member::> .:>1-:;o fr;el Lh,lt. if •.-1ork C<lll 'ce done in m.1.ny case~, :it willll,::: ros::;ible to refi.nr. t.he tcrhni--:,lc:~ .. rnk~ the r~sults more c.-;rt1.i.n, redncc thP timr. re•.pi.rP.m"'nt:-:; for thr. nclnini:,tr-1- t.ion of the -t;.echnirpl~s, ,Jnd settl8 more snecific .. ,Lly on lne! t-:r.hnicAl rlctai ls involved. Addi..tion-al cases ·t-~ill :1lso r:ivc: Uv; 1\rti.s:-td:o Te::m ;1, r.h~ncc t.o test neH chemic-1l.s, nr;'t-I cornbin.1.Li.ons~ 'lnrl nr;vl idr.;1~-; J.n l~0th the psycholop;ical 0nd hypnotic fiPlds. 1 L i.s tho ,c:8neral conclusion of the T~'lm m""rll:'"'rs U1.1·r. the; !1rtichoi.cC' t.~;chni.qlle i.s fin;,_ncially VJOrthwhilc ::Jnd th<J. C in v_ir;w of t.h!! :C:o1.1ll S11CCn.:;;, to dntc, .:1ddi.t.ion;'ll fun~h can ho r;iven to this projr:ct •.o1Lh \.he strom~ ;'l:,;,nr;mce th;J.t the mone:r •,;ill not be -wr:ts ted. m:com!EI.JDA TION.') or 1. t\t th-:c rr"':i!'mt time, then:! i:3 :m ·:th:>enc~ :_,,;rlm.ir.,J. ·:qnir)ll'l~-mL bot.h in qu.1nl.ity .1.nd q11-'1li.Ly in th~ ficlcl :;t~JLjom; :nv.i iL ~;h"\d:i tc::;, rule of ·the: 1\rtichoko. Tro.=un •_;hen traveling Lo t.::Jkc:; -.; itn t\l"m or -;i1ir to t.hr:? poU1t- c1 t. \o~llich Lhe i\rti.choke ·..rork i::; to re claw", ,1 Ll 1-h•' n'?C'~~;s.:try kchnic.,l f'quipn,.;nl. n~q•1i.red. Tr1is C(luipmenl, 'lP0n r::orwl"'LL0n or \hr: _flr·tichokc wurl<, ·~houLd _be turned over to the fi8Lri :;t.'lr"icns [or their J.atcr u::;c. ?.. JnsoP:1r This document is a typed report with handwritten annotations and redactions. The text discusses the "Artichoke work" and its operational efficiency, particularly concerning security and technical equipment. There are several large sections of redacted text, indicated by black ink coverings, particularly in the "COMMENTS" section. Handwritten marginalia include a large "A" in the bottom left and a "G" on the right. A smaller handwritten "-2-" near the bottom center suggests this is page two of a longer document, and there are also several small black ink blobs, possibly smudges or partial redactions. traveling Lo t.::Jkc:; -.; itn t\l"m or -;i1ir to t.hr:? poU1t- c1 t. \o~llich Lhe i\rti.choke ·..rork i::; to re claw", ,1 Ll 1-h•' n'?C'~~;s.:try kchnic.,l f'quipn,.;nl. n~q•1i.red. Tr1is C(luipmenl, 'lP0n r::orwl"'LL0n or \hr: _flr·tichokc wurl<, ·~houLd _be turned over to the fi8Lri :;t.'lr"icns [or their J.atcr u::;c. ?.. JnsoP:1r -1:_; r,c,~;0U•lr~; tP.chnic.:tl equiPnl''nL l.Q l:r· '13Cd in the :\rti- chokc \·JOrk or-~~·or lh;-]t. "1-"\Ltr'r in V:chnicaJ work o·rf'r~e~::: -:>hoiJ ld l:r~ modi_ fi.8rl in the llniLr:d :,LlL•;:; to sui.t ovcrse.1..s condit-ion:; hr::f0rc it. ic; shi;•rr;rJ. !·'u \.urc pl.1nS or Ll\~} l ·:"'chn i.cal Fcsc!lrch 0Laf f inclucJn:; dClTC l.Otll'lt"?nt C)f Ul i~s [ . t • ~ o ClJlll!lmcn ·• , • -~. yp~ • J. l f' t.hc Artichoke work is to he 8Xpanded, it is r::s:;o.n ti:.1 L l.h:=~ t intcrror:.::ttor.s l'c found who have wide lanr,uag~; ahility. If indivt-"-hf:il;, -<rr- tn rr. l,rC~insd Lo -lS~>i~t. jn the •\rl.i_r::rlc•kc· '.-J'. . ·r~:, .. , nl·""-cr-;ncr. shouLJ he rr_iV'·m to those .individu=>l:o h:winr~ .:1 flur;nt knowlr.d·~r; of lan~:uar:,es. c-:-,_·,;r .;;:: r:arri ,-;·J o:J t. l':; in: l.:1nt orer·:1l inn is r?r:->.r::!r;rJ r:,· Lhc rkinr; in Lh-: fiP.~rJ .Jith the \rt.i. uld h;1ve thr: hr::nefit of cor.;;ult.1ti.on '· .Since- ~1"!lc<::tric;;d. power e1Lhc:d, is .:1n llTlC"rL1in qu=1nliLy, ti112 dr.vcloprnen t -of -rtCClJanicn.lly powrred ancl 1-:.ct tr;r:r-oper:• Led r~cord in~ cq'liprncnt.. :.>horllci h~" Dre;,:.:12rl. '!'he 'lech.nica1 Hesr~rch ;;t,a[f i:; nt.. prcssnt.. ·,rorkinr: on this l,ypr. or er1ui.pw~nt and will, 80 5C'Oll J.:J :i. t h;->.:; rr;;,C'\wd U18 ODer-'ltion~J. sL:wc, rrt~Y-8 rccornrncndat