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fil!. -- -~ ~r-;<1 { t.l' .I . .( 21 Novemter l9Sl M~ORAtiDUU FOR 'l'HE REtORD c_· . SUBJF.cT. -,~• ;~ . ~ ... c . ~~·t:~ ~- • .. I .on the s I as ste.ting t.ha t he had su 11ouJ.d like to t.£...].k either t Agency who m.i ght know about t.h . e ~e . as advised tllat.ite should asJ.:1Ji&lft- to see Q_ sOO a.m. this date. This action ~as taken because ned that· he \Jould be -contacting the on the subject would also like.to cover CIA while A- ·of~ A recallia vit ies I I; I. C . S. \'lith the arrival o explained the background of l was·recalled on several ceca ns refer J· research on drugs to CIA and the other seryices. This was a logical aut~ , " the j.' come of his not te br on Project Artichoke and not knowing of present setup. to carry on active work in connection with li' drugs for interro tion purposes it is essential that his a:. nd the ·best probably be throu we had learned I their inquiries there which were c_ . most sensitive because we have li! •• l : ·. ' ' ' I ----------------------------------- • irrlicated t~{epresent&tives on two separate occasions that there is no research on this subject going S. Government but we ere ~~ -~ learn of a~-thin know about the sub- ject • ._also advi that this j,s one of a· number of c · • has made at various points in tile Agency attempting to. find out more a t our interest and activities in this field. . : i ....... -------·- • --' ... ·v .. · ·~ - • , "' . ..· ... ,. '-\ \ ~.~-. -l'•, I ·•I l I, ' , I .:. . .. ... ..,. ~ This page features a stylized graphic of a bank vault door on the left, with glowing blue accents. The text on the right, rendered in white and yellow, states that the document was obtained from "The Black Vault," an online database of declassified government documents, specifically from the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection. It mentions that the collection contains over 20,000 declassified pages from the CIA and provides a URL for online access. There are no photographs of people, locations, equipment, or subjects, nor any handwritten annotations, signatures, stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, redactions, or visual evidence of experimental procedures. The visual elements are purely graphic and informational, designed to indicate the source and nature of the document. The document is a typed memorandum from the "MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD" series, dated November 21, 1951. There are numerous handwritten annotations, primarily in dark ink, on the left and right margins, as well as scattered within the text. These annotations appear to be initials and possibly notes or cross-references, such as "A", "C", "H-B/3", and "B/3". A significant portion of the text is obscured by heavy black redactions, making it impossible to read specific details within the memorandum. The document also contains a handwritten date and initials in the top right corner, "A/B, 25/18" and "21 November 1951". The document is a typewritten page with handwritten annotations in the margins. Redacted text is present in several areas, obscuring specific information within the main body of the text and in call-out boxes. Handwritten markings include "H-B/3", "A", and "C" in the left margin, and the designation "B/3" below that. There are also two instances of the letter "A" written in the lower half of the page, and a stamp-like marking associated with "OSI" near the bottom. The visual content primarily highlights emphasized or classified information through redaction, and organizational or reference notations via handwriting.