Doc 0000144750

-------~-~-----------------·----·-----·-------.. , I .. ' \ ~ • . . . . ... ' J.GEUD. .\ . Ari ~'I CEOZ:\E t:TZ TI!rG 4-Docc:::ibor 1952. iJ.~oo l1ours .. ....... ......_. \ 1. , Dlocu::oioll of "P:l.J?Or "Project Art"icho!:o" c!~tcd 11-~6-52 by. ~0/C!A. 1 ~. Dfccu:::sion ~3dic::.l support to bo rcndo:.·od c..rca t~"-:.3 by !.!edicr.l f;b.i'f. 5• Prcposa.'t o£ L~~ctins ·.-:ith Dr. ~:;s;.~o cli:cu~~ llll'l'!CHC!{E tr~ir.i::i$ plnn:o; end his r-~r·::icip:l.tion ill oo:~.·~:'lill. c:-:pcr~on'\;!\l 'ftor~.: no·:r boir.~ carried on OJ' IRE. . . ~ \ \ • \ \· . \ \f\ \ '. \\ ; .·. ·~ ~·· • . •f I The image displays a graphic representation of a vault door. The text overlaying the graphic explains that the document was obtained from "The Black Vault," an online database of declassified government documents, specifically the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection. The collection is described as housing over 20,000 declassified pages from the CIA and is available for download at a provided URL. There are no photographs, stamps, handwritten notes, forms, diagrams, tables, redactions, or visual evidence of experimental procedures. The image is a scanned document, likely a memo or meeting agenda, with a tea-stained appearance and scattered dots from the scanning process. It contains a typed list of agenda items for an "ARTICHOKE MEETING" on "4. December 1952". Several portions of the text are smudged or partially obscured by what appears to be handwritten redactions or markings, particularly around item number 5. There are no photographs, diagrams, stamps, or forms visible. The overall visual impression is of a formal document that has undergone some form of annotation or censoring.