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... ' ' .I . t .. • UNITED STAfES GOVERNMENT A-.·.··, .j'·.t, ,, , .. I' }"·. . L '' ''' ';' ·. .. DATE: 12 Aur;u~t 1955 . ~ • ' I. . ''·. .• s. •.. .. .. E .... .".' :. . ~ ··I· .. '~-~,. I , •. I. \· ... · -2- ~ . f.· ' L ~· 1-f. The nicotinic O.cid studies have not been a:LJlG ·t:;o be repro- ~ c;roups attc1nptin(; _the ~;;n:ne ;rork \'Thich the. ~roup has .done. ' •.· • - ,·, 2. There i:; a publication recrmtly made on th~ gcncro.l aubject I of psychopha.rmo.coloGY revievdnc the subjects uuder rovie·w 1 i : here. .. I. ,11. · Our work con!'inns the impression "sta.ted hcrtJ by L= ·.·• that there is no evidence of spindlinr.:; in tha e . . ~ ,• . : .. · ;:·!.. . enc . e . ~ ha ' lograph as is produced. by barbi tura.tes • '' .. i ·~ ·; : ,! 'i ·. ! ; . _ .. ' ,· ··-~.:.· · 15:.2s·on the general subject of &.Uitolfia derivatives: Kline's ' work ha.s been roported elsevrhere o.nd one ontira issue o!' the proceedinGs- of the l;e;v York Academy or Science is devoted to c . an exposition or his worlc. There ;·rill shortly be published ·-: . · a symposium reportin(; on a conference held by Smith, Kline : · . : ;. . and French in Phila.delphia on the subject of thornzine and ''· Ra.U\·rolfia administration vthich elaborates on the points ma.cle I '. ·.· unuer this t;ttneral heading. ' ' $ t . t::~ •! I .;· L\ .. f - .a. .. .f 6•.: .I would o.t;ree with this skepticism of the .o.uthor of this .... '' ~;, ~ :1·}·" ;•ith regard to his statements in No. 27. ". ......:.; ' .'.! : 30. Couunent:; on the pa.per In our t~xpcrience with normo.l subjects we enc phenomontm in · that t:113 int~nsi ty c!' thi::; -subjective experience seems to be !'unction of tho o.tti tude of the subject and his relationship. !.'1. to the particular surroundinGS· at the time of the experiment. ha.s on my imprec::;ion despite preliminary reports 011 s cenero.l subject by a. number of investigators tha.t in recent times thero seems to have been a.n unusuo.l ::mitch in interP-st with a decrease in number The image displays a promotional graphic for "The Black Vault," an online database of declassified government documents. The graphic features a stylized representation of a vault door on the left, with intricate mechanical details and a blue glow emanating from it. On the right, text explains that the document was obtained from The Black Vault and highlights the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection. A bright yellow URL, "http://mkultra.theblackvault.com," is prominently displayed at the bottom, inviting users to access the collection. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, or redactions visible in this image. subject and his relationship. !.'1. to the particular surroundinGS· at the time of the experiment. ha.s on my imprec::;ion despite preliminary reports 011 s cenero.l subject by a. number of investigators tha.t in recent times thero seems to have been a.n unusuo.l ::mitch in interP-st with a decrease in number of publications on the effects of icolo.tion in humo.ns. It seems to mo to be of importance 'fhat this field has been ~. neglected by pioneers in the subject or p~rhaps there are ·· ; .. ~.:.,.::1.ulterior reasons! · ··' -~: · ·: · . . · .::. ,, • :l •. ' ,: '~ . '' \. '.' ~ ~ &"' • l ' • ,'II': • • f I I tnted that~whose representntive wo.s at the him some more interesting.mnterial for his attent~ ".,;:--··:. .·· rr~ I The document is a typed memorandum on official stationery. It features several handwritten annotations in black ink, including a large "A" near the end of the second paragraph, a "C" in the margin next to point 1-a and another "C" next to point 1-e. There are also multiple redactions (blacked-out areas) throughout the document, obscuring names and specific details. A number "197-55" and "A/B, I, Z, 211, 4" are handwritten at the top right. The overall impression is that of an official communication with censorship. The document is a typed page with several handwritten annotations and official stamps. Handwritten marks include the numbers "-2-" at the top, circling a "C" near the center-right, and another "C" further down, and a large "A" at the bottom right. There are multiple black redactions obscuring parts of the text, varying in size and shape. A large, dark, unidentifiable shape is visible at the bottom of the page. The overall appearance suggests a classified document that has undergone review and declassification.