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< "_.._. -. ~-~~~~ ___.. .. 1 TRAVEL VOUCHER N VOUCH£R NO. I celfily tloat tl>is voucher olld ony ottocltments art correct, the u:· p!tiU/l.l Weill iiiC!JftllJ 011 officio/ f.>vsineU Of tJ confiJufiol IIOfUfil 1 payment or credit has not wen recel"ved; all quorlers or m~o/s fur nished wilhout charge ore slated with appropriate c!eductlon from p1zr Ji~rm; ond any leov~r token has been noted in the itinerary.- CERfiFIEO FOR PAYMENT OR CREDIT AUTHORIZED CERTIFYiNG OfFICE--R~~~-- DUE SIGNATuRE Of AUTHORIZING OFFICER i., (13-2~) (1.8--'10) J OESCRIPTIO!'I AllO'fMENT lEOGt!l ACCT. NO . oa li J V E E C · CLASS I •. ~-------- .. c••_ /. , ' J , ; ...- ..-·~,_~A, .. ....; --1 i l I .1 1 1 l r- 1 1 ~l"Jt-"!Y C\';[.tl'J.l!•:il -- 1 Chl(">J: T:S/Ct.<:J;d<;;!ll 1Hv1alcn \ I 1 AJ·it~t)''{r!J l•\Ii. c1J!~!t1.~ ~~rc::t :::1:' i~ J-1'~1J c I ,-- . - ' . c . ~ '"~ . _,.---.:/ :.s-~-3 I . 1'~~J Corrvc:r::.lc.:l 0:: f~oj oct, G-=:?l~:. 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IY SU3JEC1': MKULTRA Subproject 54 ---). ----~ -- -- - 1, The pu.rpose o£ Subprojeot.=5!~-a i s to continue work on tho meche.n_· 1&"1 of brain ocmcus~ l'~r._ j ihas recently co;npletoo a -preU.'IlLnary sttldy undor ~contract. 2. _The scope of the res~_arch progra..'ll will be to pursue studios on the reson~ce-eavltation theory of braln t o c oncussion using a fluid - tilled glass o:i.ru-w.llo~~-~~·- In addition th~bovo, extensive --cadaver imp.'1.Ct 0>-.-pO:t'i.lfl@nts Vill 00 Cai'ri~ O'Jt for possible corrola- •_ _\_ iQ_;l vlth the above theory.--For-a moro detailed eJ.."Plruw.tton of the scop~ of the progra~ soe-the attached proposal, 3. The cost of_this program is (lSt.iml\t.OO. to be $.6o,ooo for & perl?d of one year stal'ting 1 Febl"'-.lary 1956. To this S'.lil1 nn.1st be B ndd~i $2,400_r~presenting a four percent s~rvlco charga to tho------ '"!t!Uf?]]prtll- Therefore, tho total cost The image displays a digital representation of a document cover page. On the left is a stylized graphic of a bank vault door, complete with a large dial and intricate mechanical components, rendered in shades of gray and blue. To the right of the vault, a title is presented in a bold, white, stylized font: "THE BLACK VAULT." Below the title, explanatory text in white font provides context about the document's origin from "The Black Vault" online database, its housing in the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection, and its declassification by the CIA. A prominent, yellow-colored URL, "http://mkultra.theblackvault.com," is centered at the bottom of the text, indicating where the collection can be accessed online. eJ.."Plruw.tton of the scop~ of the progra~ soe-the attached proposal, 3. The cost of_this program is (lSt.iml\t.OO. to be $.6o,ooo for & perl?d of one year stal'ting 1 Febl"'-.lary 1956. To this S'.lil1 nn.1st be B ndd~i $2,400_r~presenting a four percent s~rvlco charga to tho------ '"!t!Uf?]]prtll- Therefore, tho total cost vill not exce.ed $62,400!_ --- ha.t-ges should be made ag(\inst.~ ~otm~nt 6-:;;502-10-001. - e 6, t3 4. The - has requested tha to submit to it a su:illn.-'U'Ycaccounting of inon~cs rec& 5. Upon te~tion or the project or withdra\-tal of finnncia.l support by the sponsor, disposal of perm~nent equipment shall follo_v the schedule (Pro·a, a-e) under "Proposed Budget", set forth in the at.U.ehcd proposal.----:----- ------------- · 6. It vas Ir.Utually agreed that docu.1Je::1tation and s.cqounting travel es which _are _I'eitrlbur§able ·bY' the sha trconform l-lfth the accepted praoticeB of that ( ~---- ?. Hr ....& ftgreed to-complY" with the :roqu...U"emonts of the Hemoro.nd.u.11 of Agree:nent. ~ I) f) APffiOVID FCR OBLIGATIO!~ OF FUNDS: fu:.seu-ch Diroctor Da.to~ ------------------ At tnch.~t.~n t: Proposal --- - ,-i- Dbtri.bution: ~ _ Orir;bftl Only . ~ t.-JV;;t_ _~ ,.__._,., . ~ ·-u...:.. ~...,{­ t..... ~·~ ~..r- ~;- lv '6 /1 1}~ - ·--«--~-f--1Jv~ ,~~-1 H ·~. ~~ t:~' twl 1~ ~-t~t__ ..!-.t... ~ ~..-~. . Lt;v-.~· I. /} EXTE.NSION •. .... ·-· .. .o. ·e .. .. I \ · .f,.# ~ ;! /! • PROPOSAL . J 16 December 1955 - __ SUBJECT: Request for Support of Research on the Mechanism of Brain Concussion 1. ·-This- is a request for financial support fot· researcl: on the 111echanism of - ~ bratnconcussion for the period 1 Fei:>. 1956 to 1 Feb 1957. . 2. 'l'he resonance-cavitation theory upon which this research is to be based f3 has been presented in the proposal ·submitted to th dated 27 Harch 1954. .. J, The progr~un as origin.<tlly submitted estimated the duration of the program to be from three to five years requesting a total of $'72, 109 fo1• the initial year. ~ 4. At the request of the a reduced budget was submitted. Rf amounting to $24,925, we.s then awarded to the t to support this Pl'ogram from 1 Feb 1955 6. The progress made to date under the above contract can be sununarized as foll~ov1s: A. RESK\...1\CH FACILITIES a.......... : The following research facilities have been established for the investigation of the very diverse aspects of The document is a "TRAVEL VOUCHER" form that has been filled out. It includes handwritten entries for dates, names, and financial figures, such as "11 December 1955" and "$320.59". There are also sections for signatures, with handwritten initials and names like "(C)" and "(A)" visible. Additionally, there are several areas with obscured or redacted content, indicated by black ink or heavy pixelation, particularly in the "AUDITED BY" section and some identifying fields. The form itself is structured with lines, boxes, and headings to categorize expense claims and financial approvals. The document is a typed memorandum with official stamps and handwriting. A stamp with the designation "CANCELED" is prominently displayed diagonally across the right side of the page, superimposed on the text. There are no photographs, diagrams, tables, or structured data present. Several lines of text and headings are visible, indicating a memo format with fields for "MEMORANDUM FOR," "ATTENTION," and "SUBJECT." Some lines of text are obscured by what appear to be official routing marks or stamps, but no specific content is redacted. No visual evidence of experimental procedures, equipment, or facilities is present. we.s then awarded to the t to support this Pl'ogram from 1 Feb 1955 6. The progress made to date under the above contract can be sununarized as foll~ov1s: A. RESK\...1\CH FACILITIES a.......... : The following research facilities have been established for the investigation of the very diverse aspects of the problems being studied: ,8 Atotal of 2500-square feet of laboratot.y and office space equipped \-lith much of the diversified machinery and apparatus necessa1y for research in this field. b. Blast Range fJ A blast range fj8 approximately area. is owned · Threo blast test-series /J llfi -.- - c.-aiiiJIJJI.dl. ...... /3 .. Arr~gments h~r'll<J been m.'lde with the /2 .auQ_J.iiti-111''-I.IJM•tlll'ik .for use of their 0 hu.rnan cadavers. A t.est area has been assigned for this __ .. .,:.....,._ ... \~~ SE. •c- : :h£LUGENCE ~~··1\NO METHODS IN\'OLVEl} .. l-~~ .. ·~· specific work. Impact tests have been conducted on three -caciavers to date. This work is being conducted under the direction of Dr .... - · , B. PERSONNEL - Bothfull-t:iJ;te technical personnel and part-time profe.ssional research personnel have been acquired ;and indootrinated relative to their specific function. c.- PROGRESS TECHNI~\L Following is the technical_progress made tmcier the. current • · contract: a. Specialized instrumentation and numerous testing techniques have been developed to obtai(l._the desired dynWli.c data. b. Considerable data has now been obtained suppor_ting the reson.nnce-cavit ation theory_Qi-__br~J._ll~~cussion. c. Preliminary acceleration threshold data has been obtained for a fluid-filled sirnulatcd_skull. gl~ss d. D:-.1ta has be~n obtained_on_1h.I.LI1 g a l t a u s r s e and the magnitude of pressure .fluctuations 'dthin a -si:r,ulated skull subject to either impact or sound waves propagated in air. e. J,ttitial studies have been m::tde on the simulated glass skull attempting to establish the ca.vitationpatterns for various types of irnpact. 7. The proposed m•3thod and program plan remain the same as stated in the original proposal, except for the temporary deletion of the immersion blast study. 8. The current level of activity on this project can be indicated by the most recent billing_ ~o _the--for-the month-of--November, wh\.ch amounted to $4,034.61. · - · - -- 9. In the interest of efficiency and economy it is requested that at least this level of activity be maintained for the coming yea1•. - 1 vVARNING N '. • -s...t w• . ~~~.-. ··-----~- ELUGENCE LJ • NO MH;IODS INVOLVI:O • 2 .. $ e - · - -- 9. In the interest of efficiency and economy it is requested that at least this level of activity be maintained for the coming yea1•. - 1 vVARNING N '. • -s...t w• . ~~~.-. ··-----~- ELUGENCE LJ • NO MH;IODS INVOLVI:O • 2 .. $ e -c 10.0- POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS OF THE RESEARCH FINDIUGS __ 10.1 Trgtter, W. defines brain concussion as: "an essentially tram;ient state due to head injury which js of instantanious onset, manifests widespread symptoms of purely paralytic ki:l1d, ::loes not as s~ch comprise any evidence of structural cerebral injury, and is alHays followed by amnesip. for the . actual moment of the accident." ~- ~----- 10.2 The _implication of the underlined porlion of the above stateme.nt is that if a technique were devised to induce brain concussion without giving either advance wo.rning or causing external physical trauma, the persc•n upon recovery ,.,ould be unable to recall what had happened to him. _Under these conditigns the sarne technique of producing the concussion could be re-used nany times without disclosure of its nature. 10.3 First, considering the possibilities of direct impact to the head_ _ ~_;:,_body, it should -be-:-possible:-from-the-:-findings of this research program to determine the following: a. Optimum design of impacting devices. _ b. Optimurn points of irnpact on skull or body for the specific e.ffects desired. c. Intensity of the blow for the e:'fect desired. 10.4 In regard to the potEmtialimpacting devices, there are certain design requsites that are apparent at this time: a. The irnpact should be delivered-~ithout advance warning. b. The area of impact and force distribution should be such that surface tra·Jllla does not occur. c. The intensity of the fo1·ce and impa,~ting its duration should be such as to obtain the desired effect. d. The device should be as small and as silent as possible. 10 • .5 The specific impacting devices might take the form of any of the following: a. A pancake type black-jack giving a high peak impact force with a low unit surface pressure. b. Concealed or camouflaged spring-loaded impacting devices that trigger upon contact. the head. ~-lith (Origin::.~.l nnd sole copy · • ac u r u rt ) - SEN ' _.:.INTELLIGENCE 'JU -4 Q. .. c. A projectile type impacter such as an air gun using a small shot filled sack for a. projectile. d. An explosive pad detonated in contact This document is a typewritten memorandum dated January 10, 1956, with handwritten annotations in blue ink. The annotations include circling of text, letters (B, C, H), and a circled "A" in the bottom left corner, possibly indicating an attachment or section. There are also handwritten numerals and symbols at the top right. The document contains several obscured sections of text, indicated by black redaction boxes. There is also a section at the bottom with official-looking stamps or headings such as "Distribution," "TSS/CD," and "1 - Chrono," and another entry referencing "TSS/Chemical Division," also with a handwritten date. No photographs, diagrams, or explicit visual evidence of experimental procedures are present, but the redactions suggest sensitive information. contact. the head. ~-lith (Origin::.~.l nnd sole copy · • ac u r u rt ) - SEN ' _.:.INTELLIGENCE 'JU -4 Q. .. c. A projectile type impacter such as an air gun using a small shot filled sack for a. projectile. d. An explosive pad detonated in contact with the head or the body. 10.6 Let us now consider the possibilities of exciting the resonance cavitation directly without impact. There is considerable evidence that resonance cavitation can be indt1ced directly in the following ways: a. A blast wave propagated in air. (B1ast Concussion) b. Physical excit::1.tion with a mechanical dt·iver O! horn, tuned to the resonant frequency of the head. 10.7 A single blast pressure wave propagated in air must have considerable intensity in order to produce brain concussion, however, there is considerable evidence (Carver & Dinsley) that mociification of the pressure wave c~n produce profound effects. 10.8 Excitation of Uie resonance cavitation by using a tuned driver at this time appears to be well to~ithin the relm of possibility. 'I'he neurotic-like manifestations normally associated with blast concussion could possibly.be induced by this method. Use of this met.hod,l;lo•.-~evcr, would require actual physical contact with the dri-o~ers. 10.9 Excitation of the resonance cavitation by tuned sound waves also appears to be a reasonable possibility. Concentration of the soun<; fi.eld at some remote point could be effected \.Jith accou.":>tical lenses ·and reflectors. The blast duration >·lOuld be in the order of a tenth of a second. Hasking of a noise of this duration should not be too dificult . 11.0 It would possibly be advantageous to establish the effectivness of both of the above methods as a tool in brain-wash therapy. A full knm~ledge of the ~r.ethod and the resulti:1g sequela should be of' aid to any person forced to submit to such treatment. 12.0 Possibly the most significant potential aspect of this study would be in -the development of practical menns of gi.ving a person inununity, even though temporary, to brain concussion. Cne technique that appears to have potentialities involves the introduction of a small quantity Qf gas, approxim.<>.tely 1 cc, into the spinal ccrd. 'l'his gas bubble would then nonnally migrate to the ventricles located· at the centrurn of the·brain. The ability of this bubble to expand under dynamic loading would be most effective in preventing resonance cavitation from occuring. (Original and sole copy :agg) -- . ------ This page is a typed memorandum with several handwritten annotations and official stamps. Redacted portions appear as black boxes, obscuring specific names and details. There are handwritten notations like "B", "C", "B, B", and "A" in the margins, likely referring to individuals, departments, or actions. Two signature lines with handwritten signatures and titles are visible at the bottom, indicating approval: "APPROVED: Chief, TSS/Chemical Division" and lines for "Research Director." The document is stamped "CONFIDENTIAL" at the top left and includes a classification marking "54-4" at the top right. The image is a photograph of a declassified CIA document labeled "TRANSMITTAL SLIP." The form contains handwritten annotations including a date of "27 Dec," a recipient indicated as "S.G. Arto And O," and a handwritten note in the "REMARKS" section which is partially redacted. There are also some marks in the "FROM" section which are obscured. The document appears to be a form for routing information or materials within the agency. 1 cc, into the spinal ccrd. 'l'his gas bubble would then nonnally migrate to the ventricles located· at the centrurn of the·brain. The ability of this bubble to expand under dynamic loading would be most effective in preventing resonance cavitation from occuring. (Original and sole copy :agg) -- . ------ < - ;) - . e .. . . . . . ~ ' -- ------ --- -~ PROFOSED BUOOET (1 Feb 1956 to 1 Feb 1957) -- - ------ Direct Labor $2:3,591~ :Haterials 4,000 Overhead (8).21% of $23,594/.~. 19.633 .: .;_· Travel 800 Consultant Fees 1,000 Laboratory Equipment** 10,000 Contingencies 973 Total ·-$60,000 * See attached letter~for· breakdown-.-- ** In regard to the laboratory equipment the follo~1ing stipulations are propcsed: a. The laboratory equipment will be purch!lsed by the contractor at the start of the years program, however, the sponsor will remain legal owner of the equipment. b. 'l:he book v<:~lue of the above-equ..i.pment wi:l then be depreciated ever a five year period by the sum of the digits method. The schedule of depreciation will then be as follows: 'st year =-5/15-original-cost 2nd year = 4/15 11 11 Jrd year ::-: 3/15 = 11 11 4th year 2/15 n n 5th year :-.: 1/15 11 n c. If at any time the sponsor Withdr.ru-7s financial support, the contractor is then to be granted 1 year rent-.free use of the equi:pment. d. At the end of this grace period the contractor has then the option of purchase from the sponsor o.f any or all items of equipment at the then depreciated value. e. At the end of the five years of life the individual items of equi.pment h'lve no book value and autom::J.tically become the property of the contractor. !OTICE SENSlTlV~: l~E~LiGEN It :; . ~:.UIICE$ AND METHOD$ INVOLVEO . . . •••• . PROPOSE1) SCHEDULE OF PAYHEN'r 1 Feb 1956 $22,500 1 May 1956 12,500 1 Aug 1956 12,500 1 Nov 1956--.- · 12,500 Total·· ·-· $60,000 . ! .,_. w ,. . - ...,.. B December 16, 1955 Gantlerae11: Pursuant to ou1~ telephone conversation of D:Jcer:>ber 15.., 1955, riC han~ co::tputed the astimated.burdcm I•ate applicable to your research for the :fiscaLyear September 30, con~ractn endin~ 1955. T·he estimated overhead !'or the year enclinr.:; f'1sc~l Septeriber 30, 1956, based. upon th~ corporation 1 s ex:perience fm• the P0l"iOd fro::a Jun-Z! 1_, 195S, to S0p·t;en'ocr 30, 1955> ce:r.:•tain a.ctua.1 expense:::. riC han~ co::tputed the astimated.burdcm I•ate applicable to your research for the :fiscaLyear September 30, con~ractn endin~ 1955. T·he estimated overhead !'or the year enclinr.:; f'1sc~l Septeriber 30, 1956, based. upon th~ corporation 1 s ex:perience fm• the P0l"iOd fro::a Jun-Z! 1_, 195S, to S0p·t;en'ocr 30, 1955> ce:r.:•tain a.ctua.1 expense:::. !'or tile nonth of_l'~overnber,-1955, and additional estina.ted exper.sas as furnished by Hr. 10 ·- JI!IIIi iscomprrsca . ---- as folloHs: Util1t1es -$ 360 Shop Supplies and Expense " 1,500 Reproduction Costs 300 Ropair3 and H~intenance 360 D:rpr.ecintion, E.1u1pment 3,99G Resc~n·ch D3precia tion, j:echnico.l-Library- 96 Depreciation, Off!ce F'urn1ture ~.nd FixtUl"CS 324 Officers' !:--3.laries Jl.d:-ainintrative 1,953 1 Jff1ce Secreturial 4,080 Sal~ries, Vac.:4tion and Holiday Pay 1,275 Payroll Taxes 1,02-1: A:.10l"t1zat1on of Lctr.schold I;npl'OVeH;e!1t 3 648 StatL"Jnery and Post~1e;a, Office Sup)lies . 930 T~lepi1onc.; nnd '.i'clczx·aph 11116 r:.;nt 3,100 InJ\.trz.mc.::, ,;,2o C~r.~:.:>.:ll Ir!::>U:canca ~ \IO!.'!·:r.~.:ms Con!!)Onsnticn L~~:al rtn;1 J"C\}t~Utlt1~lS 1, tlOO , I • -Taxes, Licenses and Permits 324 Dues and SubscriDt1ons 48 Aut.o:r.oblle Expense . 600 - Depr~c1ation, Auton~tivc Equipnent 336 ~- ~--~~--~--- Prooosal Costs _ 240 . Other General and ~- . . -- Adl!l1nistrative 800 Expenses-~~ -~~.~~;;;;-----=~ Total Estimated Overhead -- ---- -- ~26 1 Tl .. ~-;:--::o The total est:l.r.;ated. direct -labor-for-tho fiscal year_ endin3 Sapter;u""'cr 30, 19GG, is $31,4:59, based upon the prodtl.Ctive · hom•s and the personn·31 O.ut•ln!..::;~tho ~month-or...:nove:.~bcr, 1955. The estimnted bure>.en ratc is- upon the a.ssurnption that the ba~1ed present personnel t·Iill continue substantially_tmclianzed through .. out ti1e year. Any increase o:r.~ decrease in.direct labor would affect the burc:en rate. The estimated overalrour·den rate,\ih1ci:1 \-Iould be allo cable to all direct l:J.bor· cost:3, ia 83.21 percent., oompu1;cd by dividinG the tot~l csti;natcd overhcac::-;- ~26, 177., by the estimated dil''ect ,;'31, labol~, ~~59. I The costs for the fisct!.l-'-year> endine; Septembei. . 30, esti:r~ted 1956, on contracts a.t this time, based gove1~nmon~; being~ne[;;otiated on the prer;1lse that. 75 percent; of~ tho reseapc}1~J·tol~lc ~.rill be on these are as follo;-Is -= . -- contr~.cts, ::~ ~c~:~_:_-C-~C- ~-~~ Direct La.bor ( 75~:S_of _ $31,459) $23,594 . 4.,000 Nat~n·ials Burden ( t13. 21~:~ of ;?23, 59"::) 19,633 Costs applicable to government contracts only: Travel $ 800 ContJulta.nt I<'ees - 1,000 _b Contingencies __e_ 7§.. 773 Total Cost of Government Contracts Very truly yours, MQII!Bl. n:t:.:IINTELUGENCE AN() METHODS INVOLVED - ---- .. .. . . ., j ... ......, (Who" f"il!o4Ja) ~ 11n.:i':n• TRAVEL VOUCHER --- - ---- -- ---- The document is a declassified CIA report, likely from the MKUltra collection, based on its content. It displays a page with a title "PROPOSAL" and a date "16 December 1955". There are several handwritten annotations, including "54-4" at the top right, and "A", "A", "A", and "SID" in the upper right quadrant. A large portion of the top right section of the page is obscured by black redactions, as is a portion of the bottom of the page, with the visible text "WARNING NOTICE" and "SENSITIVE INTELL". Multiple instances of the letter "B" are also visible handwritten at the bottom of the page, accompanying further redactions. This document is a typewritten report with several handwritten annotations. Large black "B" marks are scattered throughout, likely indicating a reader's review or emphasis. Significant portions of the text are redacted with black ink, obscuring specific names, locations, and numerical data, particularly in sections 2, 4, 5, and 6a, b, and c. There are faint handwritten notations at the top right corner reading "54-4" and a large redacted stamp towards the bottom of the page labeled "WARNING NOTICE." The document discusses a request for research support related to brain concussion, outlining proposed facilities and previous arrangements. to government contracts only: Travel $ 800 ContJulta.nt I<'ees - 1,000 _b Contingencies __e_ 7§.. 773 Total Cost of Government Contracts Very truly yours, MQII!Bl. n:t:.:IINTELUGENCE AN() METHODS INVOLVED - ---- .. .. . . ., j ... ......, (Who" f"il!o4Ja) ~ 11n.:i':n• TRAVEL VOUCHER --- - ---- -- ---- - S 1/ q t b a n 1 O 1 l , ' . i t #l a ;n n . ' o lt r i f : J n~ l in o a . l l fk• dfnJ.irtu c .c. a p n y .a S u u ·d b i m tt: l d t c A ;o ll p r • rf o tl' ( i tio t l h 't • ti .l r C o " u P cl Y l ~ i ~ f retUfiUd. EXT. ~. O f f 3 FI CIAl OOH STATIO!~ 1£ X l£l ' . U . O N~ J OJl . PERIOD COVERED BY THIS VOUCHER TRAVEl O~OCR . f\IR TR~V[L ... lrf<oi-1 r1s ---xt.s ll D!iie~ 19.55 l100itlbo'l- lJ.$) . - - ~2 ... 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(Attach copy of relun.J r...:aipt} ~~·PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS· . . .. . ·- -·. ... ....- - . ·-· -- . .. l.;tK '"_'~' ''""" AND AP"ROVAL • 4 I ctttify that this youcller of'd ony otrocllm~nls ott correct, the tX·- - AtiD - il~D - BY - - --- s penleJ were incuutJ on oliiciol bvsimw of o conlit!.rntial n.::turor, NET APPROV - E - D -- payment or CTt<iit hr.u not b~en received; ;.11 qvartttrs or meals Fur~ CREDIT TO ADVANCE nisf.te<l wititout -cl.orge are sloreJ witt. appropriate JeJu<tion from ACCOUNT' - $ per Jiem; and any le<>n telcen Aos 6een Mftt<l in tile itinerary. fiJiTE. -.. : SIGMA.TIIf!E OF' PA't£E . ·-· --------- NET TO PA . Y . E E s . - ~ ¢ TRAVELER NOTIFIED 4 JiJA l9S6 s - - ---- - - THIS BALANCE DUE ~ - .. 1-- - The document appears to be a typed report with handwritten annotations. There is a handwritten "C" in the margin next to the commencement of a section and a handwritten "B" next to personnel details. 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