Doc 0000144856
CIA
This document is an agenda for a meeting on September 19, 1951, discussing reporting procedures, the role of a representative from the Office of the Secretary of Defense, and the potential use of "Artichoke" over the telephone.
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Ask the archive about this →AGEHDA FuR :.!E::::TING 19 Septeober 'l 1. The vial Discussion or procedure for reportL~g: a. Do we tell panel. o! its existence. b. i7ho sho'.,lld get the report--~e draft which 'Till be .finisl:ed E-"":.d r:':TI'itten ·,rhen !i."la.l.~~-;-...~ report is received. · Is this a !:latter for t."le Sovma.t group if we Td.sh to Sltpple::~ent the~o~pany repprt? • .. .. . ~.-; Role of ~=e~1 Office of the Secretary of Defense representatiye 1 Lt. Col.~~~ 3. lifting of c1.u·tain to ce:rta.j grouf.)s so that O/SI can take greatel'" :1 initiative in fonlPilating sp~cific scientific projects. 4. Can the clea.ra.~ce processing be expedited to enable Dr.~ to use consUltants more rapidly? . a. Can ''ie use .Artichoke over telephone? . . . . ~ . _ 0~~ Clc.-'{f,:r:J;J~(bY Status Please see that s:·~~is infor:ned that t;-z;~ ma:r ~k L to ~~;::m..... Yfe will write rnezno i.f desired. -~·-·. ........- ." ""'':'="""-'";~ ~~-;.:."'*""~ '- ·r '· I - . ~ -·
The provided image is a graphic representation not an actual declassified document, therefore it does not contain any photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, redactions or visual evidence of experimental procedures. It displays the title "THE BLACK VAULT" in a stylized font, set against a dark background with glowing blue accents. Below the title, explanatory text describes the origin of the document from "The Black Vault," an online database of declassified government documents, specifically mentioning the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection and providing a URL for access. To the left of the text is an illustration of a large, secure vault door, a visual metaphor for a secure archive.
The document is a typed agenda with handwritten annotations and markings. At the top right, there are several lines of handwritten text, some of which are illegible, and a circled number "110". There are also several instances of "(b)(3)" handwritten in the margins, indicating redacted information. The document lists agenda items for a meeting on "19 September 51." Handwritten checkmarks and notations, such as "CIC-Hobbing Status" and what appears to be a name, are present next to some agenda points.
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