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I • Office Me. ;ora1zdztitt · • U .JITED STATES GOv ....t NMENT i. • • TO Chief, Security ik:1r.:.:rclJ ::.it::1 ff FROM Chief, Teclmic<.~l F.rc:. . nch SUBJECT: A:.TIG;!OKt: Conference, ·19 1-lovcrntcr 1953. . . • l. On 1C?.TTovr:ni:x:r 1953, bct,t,•ccn 2:12 lH ~·ml 3:50 r-;:~ ~,.., ' /\;l.TICHOKS Confcrr-:nc·e Sccttri ty Offi-:':l Confcrcr.co Roo!',, Pz:-cscn t .. A :.a. A 2. 5 'Opcnr~d the r.onfcr~nce l'Y disct1:..:sin£; or:;~in the rc.r~r:; on r~-st~t~n~cnt of e~ir:r. <:·nrJ functiQ!1:> of th~ ;\HTICHCEE A progrn.m nnci th~ rrojt?ct invo1vin,:; trdn-:c vol1Jnl.ccrs . .ff.(Mi~ s~,c-l:.erl Uwt. w1l·:-:;s thr:! Conf""'rcnco J:rCJ~o:;~d. ~hr·n~:r-~ in tile idt:<!:i, .. thc:;e r-apers ~;oulcl l;c n•c;~rcled. <.>.s COl:'lpletro fl.nd vou~d tr:" tc?.l:cn up .. " throtlr:h the p:cop-::r I r;r::nc:.· chPJ!n~ls of <JuthtJri+.y. T::~~ !.3p•:r of thrJ rr::--stCJ tcuent of aim~ end functions ·...rcllld be for·.;~nkd to the Director 1 s Office a:1(l '~he prc·r on trd.r:..:;·~ ·rrJlun t~c:r:: ·.. : cu lei l:~ or t.:-.i:.en \lD •Jith the Tr::dninr~ i)i·.ri;,ion in onlrr t.iJ::t. r1cklls til~! rrocr:-,r.:. Cr:"uld l:--::- :.;or~:~:d O~tt beforr. tcin':_; c;!rl'is-cl hi;h('l' (;.r;r; fo'rC. r:;raphs -;-1;). A J. then sn0kc of the scndirg or th~ J\li.TIC11Cid·; Tca.il:; to +,he .---· ---· · · --~ .. su:rr? t If st;; ted th:- t · · -:·· A ·18:!di?ti1S?$ffiii::r·-fo~~d l:s 1;-;:~ing prohbly ai:out th~ 'nr.;t. A .n ..o the · ar for f. . ilef $7 1LZ<;f. £ .. _.. F ~oin;; k-J~l-=non!::ntl:: end F'"; n ·- A for a n~rioci not to e ed six months Tv1 to • • ..ll <'.nd :~::dn c~·:r--:-r5.E:nc'~. .. int.ed out ,., A · ~iiliilii~\-!?.:-: nO\.f in int.en:-:ivc tr~ln~n~: in lru1~('u:•!:r:::; <tnd h<;rl reccn tJ.y ... 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The vault door, rendered in shades of gray and blue, has a complex locking mechanism with various wheels and levers, suggesting security and hidden information. The text, set against a black background with a dark blue glow, announces "THE BLACK VAULT" in prominent, stylized lettering. Below this title, smaller white text provides information about the document's origin from an online database of declassified government documents, specifically mentioning the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection and providing a website URL. There is no other visual content such as photographs, annotations, stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, or redactions visible on this page. The document is a typed memorandum with several handwritten annotations. There are multiple large, black ink redactions scattered across the page, obscuring significant portions of the text. On the right-hand side of the page, there are handwritten checkmarks in black ink next to many paragraphs. There are also some faint, illegible stamps at the top right of the page. At the bottom right, there is a small sketch of what appears to be a stylized representation of a person or a geometric shape, also in black ink. ~ ~-Ii it i f ! ! ! H - r~ .l · r .... . f\- /,......,~lrtJl~ j •,r,,!,l .'1::!-·•:,rl •.. ;hr~tltr!r !.it': t::·0r~r;:,r.1 \-r<":; n bro:·-cl ... A i"i•.:-l'l r-:-:.;r·r·n~!' 1 n..:r:r:~r, or" :-:t'llJ·Cl'·~. rrr_···r·:.,d.-·"'43£!~-~JC'Sfrr.f.··~ ·::.··! rr.~mll3 U1~ opcr-~t.i.on::; L•:.~ ~ A if the of crJrri!:d on . la'tvl.llrJ Lr:- - .. A rcror·L~d l0 H:nr_1'rl.lerl.r.r:';. In t!d_:~ r::r·nn-:-cU.cn,~nfon::c-•: ~-~nrl th~ Gr:mf':'rc·ncc t.l•~·t~'!•ro:.;rr. . :·: \:.'J~ of t;JfJ A ~~- ~rst., un e;q_•cr:i:::!?l!t-J.l pro.ir~:tn lo dc·Jr:-lor: tllr-: l:!:';,t !·,sc.:h- niqucs and rr:!::thods <md; secondly, it •..1oulcl involv~ c.ctur~l stlT'!t"'ort ;g_ _ _. .. as rccr1ired in the fi~lr:l. , then s I: c-. Led thu~ t.:ould ...- :-.uk~ det::J.ilccl rer,crts t.o i!cc:(lt:plcrtr.rs -""rc1 ::·t. tl•rJ i'l·':' ... :r:nt ':.iri~J A- tJorki on of reTorts :to t·c A ' ~ ~ ... G A 2'L:).O~P~d o~Jc rcc-:-~n:.:;;c.cl in ~;,tch n pror;r:.;~~~ A ~~ ~.lu::; Lhcrp w-oulc1 h 'V:3 rH!.blc::; ..< md UllCOn trcJ.J t;d fcc tor3 ~-:t:-uJ cJ;-~. ,PJHiouct.edly COmplicn t.e tht• probl~rn. . nJ.so pain tr.rJ ·all!?; :~11.~ t cx:rens~s o.s 1.1e 11 o~ opcrrtionao. i .. problems also incrcc:3ed in jhe PJI'Y::JntiliG' crt A field. r~plied tcZ tho.t. e\·cr~· c. ~?~ld b':' m~cic to C?.rry out: inkllir.cnt. a.nc.l con LrolJcd ~):p('ri:::cn t: J. A uork '.Ti. th rc--rort.s heine rc'turncd ~ - t \JCllld help .:-naly- . A sis at Hr:odquartcrs '.'t'shir1r;ton. 1!111 -·ruint~d ou~ ."1:; r.c·cn os ;WE. he A *arrived in the field t.Jould b~dn n st,_td~· of rlJ. l".~tcri<'.J. end subj!:ct::; :JV; il~ bl~, r~rticulorl~;.- conc"n t-nl i:.ing on crcups ~d1~rc sow1d experimental procc~:je::; could ~ .,.ork~d out. 6. ~·---·-slr:~d '.!hnt is th'! tttr;;ct rlat~ o.f phcin-; on A A Mn'ICi:m:.::: TctN in IIJIIiN!IT! (E"ilstL~.tecl .;>t !'rc:::;cnt thcr::'! .,.-u~ nothin~ d~fiuitc i.::ut; in G':!ncr:.:.i, H. nir;bt t-e t':o:::u.,~rl t.h:1t ;,;ccurit.y hoped tn h,~rvc a Tezm rcrJc1~· by ne;~t surn!:,-;r or c-;rt<d.nl.:: b:r 1 ::;':'ptcr:·- A l~r l9~f. . •.r.rWst.:.!t.Cc1 ut tho:- r.rc::;c.llt. r~orr~nt, ;;r-: ',Jcrr_• rn~p•"~r~cl to :;cnc~ <:.n .'J.i·.liCHO[L; T~C1.'1 to :n1y r·bcc in tl!C" ;-rorld if /,i·:TICiiC:r::: ·.;e,:;j required in suprort of opr..:rn. tions. A 7. t.ook ur the metter of the ai.m::; ond f•.rncUcn;. of th!'! r:rcr_;r;!.:1 <>.ncl ::;aid h(' •lishr·d to :it.::tt8 fc·r tb':' re-cord th~:t. i::.t the r:r~s,:;nt time .!-lis Di Yi~U>n could not cffr:·r :;uprort p·!'·:icu::ly contcmplF-tcd o.lthougl~ ___11 -;;ery c~n~ft.:.lJy c::pl~incd th~·t he A approve~ of the ;.~ark ond -:..;culcl sur-port thi~ :;ork as f;:~r ~s r•or.~:i.bl(:, The document is a typed report with handwritten annotations. There are multiple redactions (blacked-out sections) obscuring names and specifics throughout the text. Along the right margin, there are handwritten annotations that appear to be checkmarks or symbols, possibly for review or flagging. Some sections of text are also heavily obscured by the redaction marks. Overall, the document appears to be a formal report with annotations and redactions indicating sensitive information. ai.m::; ond f•.rncUcn;. of th!'! r:rcr_;r;!.:1 <>.ncl ::;aid h(' •lishr·d to :it.::tt8 fc·r tb':' re-cord th~:t. i::.t the r:r~s,:;nt time .!-lis Di Yi~U>n could not cffr:·r :;uprort p·!'·:icu::ly contcmplF-tcd o.lthougl~ ___11 -;;ery c~n~ft.:.lJy c::pl~incd th~·t he A approve~ of the ;.~ark ond -:..;culcl sur-port thi~ :;ork as f;:~r ~s r•or.~:i.bl(:, A · ~ . ~ a-st.at.r.c.l in i.lli3 connection h~ \-;ouJ.d nlL'kc D r~port. t:) · the Director of :.;ec1.1rity __ but wisht;cl to c;--plcin it rr:r~cn!:'ll:; to th~ A f.!\'l'ICituL: Confei·c.zncr::. ,..,. .. !b3Ji¥ndvi:;ccl, in t;:cn-:r~l, tll;·t. l·.is c~robilitics for prcviail'"'g m~dic-~1. zu.rrort. f!)r 1\:~Tir.:iiCII;::: Te(':,•s lwd b~cn cr~O!tl:r r!?duced. H': st.;tcd tlla.t hcl'c~tcfcr!~ he h.:d t~(:P nl.Jlr: to prt..•CUr!'! \-:cJ.J.-qno.lifiet..l ll.J),s tn. C.:J.I'l';': out anr !'rt~j~ct. but. o\rins to t!tc cl~r.n·~c!': in th:! Doctor':; lJ1·nft- r.r:t. ••n6 ciH.,nr.-:~ in Lh~~ Dcpr.rt.r;-~nt. of Dcfnn:::c rc"quircmcn t [C'r r.i.ci<'n:;, t'1i-:: rich :;rnn·r.~ A •Jf l'l':di.c~~J. :illprc•rt. hoc! •.:V<·P•)rnt.r:-d. t.;d,·:d l.h:~t. r:od.or:; or p:;:,·chj ::1 t.ri~t-:3 1:.0 •.:ork in t.h~· Ai~ r.nr·~ruJ.!? :;crc"'n"'r.l :,n,1 Uwt, •.:ith th(: n.l-r.wr:-rr~nl.i~m .... ,; p:·~('••r·r·!··~ll:, rroblri:•, h':) fcJ t. he cculd nut. proc\ut;~ rloct.on-: jn :;ll]•pr:•rl. 1.lt•::·-:-of !lt lc~~st L~.t the present time l.;ut, he \.J<J.S r.1okiPr: t:!ve:ry effort Lo r.c~t this .d tuetion. He sta t.cd he contemplDtcd su~-rl:;inr; doc tors !'l~r the Aii.TICllOI\Z ;.~ork out of various psychiatric tem.,r- ·.. ;itich ...: cmld L~ ···----- ----------------~----------·------ ~- . , , ••1" sen t ovr.r~c,:1::; , ~ , r. r .. . .urct:~~ :·n~_·.J I, I l'' r,. ;1r ~ . : ::~ t , ..: .n t. ·' :·. . _,~.: .ur~ 7 :. ¥ . ! . : ·: :; 1 ~ :2tc0 • ~h~. ~ :·t.hi~ll'Of:r~.r.1 hflS not. ;:1~; yr.t. l·•;cr~)''f~·olc(i by th~ [uc:,~ t, tte8. _,on~ill f · · · /t 5. ~ rli~cus:-c-l the .n ro.i. r.ct or utilizin,. .. . . t~·e~i;.~ .. \..._...... volun.."tccr:; for exr:erim~n+,t•l work in ;\ETIC''Cr:::; 1:-ut :;<:lid lv:-· '.1<-nt-:d ~'1. ~['f.'nd .;t~l?. prof:r~::l 0"-!10. to inclm.1c OJ!(;l'd.i•m::.l <1!1C~ ot.l!.i'r i'~"'PCj' .. psr:;onn~l "•if-J.,(l \·I~r.C f:JnJilic:r~fiti1'opcr!1ticl"~~ :~nd ~;ho r:.t:u)•~J.:-r; r:hc.Ci<.':?d l'f.''inst nrJ•: tr;in"0 volunt:-r::-:s. -~.nct act a:; sort of a ''m;rr.~'. f_,-z L" felt. thq.t all .:tn t..c're.rrtcd d:;.v~s1om: :3uch :: ~ '-~ nc.: .Jc·cllrl t:: ~ 18 lSi A should he c;-;k~d to contritut·.r:: volw1tccrs. l11~n :.:':nt on anc.l s ~.. . ~ ted ...... h <1 t as evcryon~ J ·· . J1c . . , , r •t 1.n •.· ,~, thq.t all .:tn t..c're.rrtcd d:;.v~s1om: :3uch :: ~ '-~ nc.: .Jc·cllrl t:: ~ 18 lSi A should he c;-;k~d to contritut·.r:: volw1tccrs. l11~n :.:':nt on anc.l s ~.. . ~ ted ...... h <1 t as evcryon~ J ·· . J1c . . , , r •t 1.n •.· ,~, ......•. •• 1 : ,.•. o.t~ w, ark. ( c.' t,,... nu·· c-..... .., . expcri~cnts) haD r:n eleme:nt. of risk both e:; to the interest. it ~.rq arouse end the ectu-3.1 pos::;ibl~ in ,jury or_r.hy~i~_e.} __ !.}!~~P.'l t, to /.fY.enc:y A ,._per~9nnel.. ~- · ·· ·- ·· ·· -· ~i~?-!J9d .tl!:'lt_ ~h.f.- · :'" I H r··-~·----~ioi.~ld ' / b * ~- -a:n·mltlre':(y prop~r--b~sc-~~ncf p!·ovide 'r;o~ll1C- ~o~·;r --' H ·ror tilis '.lork. '11 J :ez·~t..~;9. he l·:ould net vent·I.Qt!!=-~·o ".;:-l'" A~ over the pra!:r~. but felt th. .. 'ft>cili tir.s ·.r~r~ l,cttcr for ccnt.rc1" ~ -l 'C 6 ' '· \·/0U , lr .. 1 I, )1 . l'O" \ r :. i . c . i.- . . ,. r . · .. ~ J. . - \. . • · "" · " T · .. , .. . . , . ~ . - ~ ..} f .. ' ,. C.Url· 1 J - J ·r ·1L..1l1.- 1 (o " 1' '• . C , .• . < .... : 0,• · •f" ·~ l I ' ntt '• ~ r • " , lt1rl p o . \ . . J ', r . ~ca· - \ ~ l - l ~ , • • . ~ . . .. this should be r~i vcn ccnsidcr~tion at the !Ji:_:h~·~t level. 9. At tid~ pcint,(b""i.,. poi.nt:::,..i out th&t "tr::.in·.~c" volw1t.cers C<ln b~ ~r.ployc~5 •.;ho h~v~ r~turl"'"'i from (•\'':!'~""'·'" or llcf!d,._plllrt.c:rs. pcr::;onncl t.:oki•1f~ tn·inin:"': ccur:-:"s ~:; •:cJ.l ,, .. , n,··,; pf:Ople. j . - -JSt.~:V:'d he ft:lt t.hor.~ '.;[!o h~·11.l ~:·:;'<:rl<'ll'-C in A:<Jncy of.c"rr~ti(m l"~t tcr3 ·.·JO'..tlrl b~ \•r:r:' V<.d.uo.lllC <•nrl 1.1!!' t i r '•e t.r~r:o.dcncd tl!r scopr: of th~ .., llolc pr0~_:,r<Cnt ;JtH.l i:;cl~t,.1!"c~. ~ ft :&'1JII\ ond (;rsonnel, it ·.. rould b~ l.~':.tcr l;.:c<:u:::c 0f the 1-:idcr ex p3ricnce of tlJC' pcrsonr:'E'f involv~d. At thi~ pcint,'~l • . . . - . .· - ·- ~' · _-_"'... - - . Sf.0k~ in :;urport of,.. 5 eF~id~:; nncJ ~;l:t-:d tlir,t it ·.. :cu.!ci not te limited to Trdninr; Divisicn per:;onncl only. : .l!il The page contains a typed document heavily annotated with handwritten notes and markings in blue and black ink, some in different handwriting styles. There are several instances of redactions, appearing as black boxes obscuring portions of the text. Most of the handwritten annotations are abbreviations (e.g., "A", "G", "H") and short phrases, likely indicating review or action items. Significant portions of the text are bracketed or underlined. There are no photographs, diagrams, stamps, or tables visible. The overall impression is of a heavily reviewed and annotated internal memo. l;.:c<:u:::c 0f the 1-:idcr ex p3ricnce of tlJC' pcrsonr:'E'f involv~d. At thi~ pcint,'~l • . . . - . .· - ·- ~' · _-_"'... - - . Sf.0k~ in :;urport of,.. 5 eF~id~:; nncJ ~;l:t-:d tlir,t it ·.. :cu.!ci not te limited to Trdninr; Divisicn per:;onncl only. : .l!il .., . ~~r.·mrn':.crl th~t !~:m:: r:'1r:n in thr::(~---=----~~ ·'..lould be possible :;ubjccts in r.uc!1 '~ prcr~ru...,. .lo J.2. ,{KJJ az,,rcnt.. nn ·r.o c:q')l,:i.n t.k•t l.l:r:J ------· ...- :-·· - ~nd b~ ~·<>r:;on~·J.J.:; for o lot'r: ncrio1.1 of \..i m~ ltPd u vr;ry Lop-l':'vr:l 1'ork.in::- o.;.:-rc~:~ncnt \-ii th thc1 ~nd that thi:> r£htiorwhip 1:0.3 ~n ..... ·"' ~ ._.} "~ l ·---~-- -- • I I nn s;·:i..r(~T:1cl~• Ct:'r,li<Jl l:.'"!:;is cnr5 '''-~ ·. . ;c)ul•l b~ 2bl•': ~.o z:~~. of t!~i:; !H·o:,rv!~. 1-/ follo~-;~:d T~os.dllle o:f-~7 13. f.. shnrt di:;cnssion o!' th'3 use fac:i.lities. It 1ros .nGn~erJ these fr.ciliti~s p~·r:r;entcrJ ~o m.,1{~.- c>.(i VE'..nt..:~;cou~~ feD.turcs plu3 o. ::;ounrl proj'=!t:t Cl)vr;r Lll;:•t thj_:, :--holl).d I~ con:;i"":lered ~.:::; thf! best ~.ossible e.ppl·oo.~h of the cl~vr;:l(')j~:nrmt of Ute prorrrelln. ' ' ' A 11... At t.hi!1 point,[i.l'fii:ll ~ .... _. ..- flilcth~r in hi:; oninion this r.;:~tt!:r sl1ouJ.d b~ tG:~~n 1J.i'! v'3rb.:'}.l.y first ,...ith DGI to rJ~+-~:i:-m.i.ne \.;hethcr or not he woulr:l ::;upi"Qrt ::;uch. ~ rrocrn:t carried out in the tnted in his opin.i.on this \.rc.s E'. GOOd ideo. and it"'w-o.s unlJnimousl:;r propo::;ecJ to firr.t con:mlt. the DCI ort'll.y for his opinio·2 o.nd if the DC! nns\:~: red fo.·:cnbly to {fl7 Wft5#f.t'lit: then .~ubm.i t a Dro_icct p'lper. to t12d he ·.. ;ould in f'or:-.1 ~lJijluho \-;oul~l apprcocl1 ~hn L'CI. A l.S. 1\t thi:J point, u~kr;d if thcl'C' \.:.:>:: :J.:lj- e•ridenc~ currently avaibbl~ t.hat thP. ik<is \-:cr~ usin:: J\~'iiGI:OI~;~: A or sini.br teclmi 'J.u~s. ~-Jiijflii!iil?Jt.:t. ~'!'d t!v• t :::;o f::r V1"'.'re !~:l'.l br·~n no indication of P.~a u::;c of chc:,ic~ls in infor::"::-•t.ir::-1 obl,aln~r.l fro!il re+,urn~d fG~!s. ·Ill J q-::onfirr"'~d thi:; <H~·l nl:;o :;t."'..i:.~cl ~h-:-.1. It reseorcl) did not inr.1icatc u:;c of cllcmic2.ls in c~:mncction \!it-h in- A- t'=!rrot;ntion or h:cioctrin:t.ion ~lthou::h •. . ~ t'-:-int~,-~ C1.lt lllr?re - •.-m.s 8 considcra.ble wncu.n":. o:: ::;eccncl nnJ · th.i.rd-11-~d rot~!"i:'.l ·..:hich ,4 A indicetcd the Cor.,r.unist::; h~d u=;r!d <:crt.~in rn;"'tcriul;.. ~lillllllfl:..1511ift:~~~~"~ l.hr:n st.;. ted hi'! ....-oulr.l Tll?..ke o. r"?qut:: st to hi:; m;n r-!'!ople a::;ld :'1!~ t!l-:>:!1 ur to LnG re:;eurch e.long these line:> u~ to cb t.c. 17. ~IJ!fH:.hcn sstot"?rl tlv.l t l:c !led b:·'n The image is a scanned page from a typed document, heavily annotated with handwritten notes. The text content discusses a program and its development, with numbered points ranging from 13 to 17. Numerous redactions, indicated by blacked-out sections, obscure portions of the text, most significantly in the middle paragraphs of sections 14, 15, and 16. Handwritten marginalia, primarily in the form of letter grades like "H," "A," "C," and combinations thereof, appear frequently on the right side of the page. There's also a page number "-4-" at the bottom center. No photographs, stamps, forms, diagrams, or visual evidence of experimental procedures are present. The page contains a typewritten document with several handwritten annotations. Large, dark redactions obscure portions of the text. Handwritten letters, appearing to be an "A" and an "H", are present in the right margin next to some lines of text. The document discusses interrogation methods and a decision regarding a collection request for information. It also notes the date and time of a future meeting. 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In the discu3::ion thr t folJ.o·..;7d, iiJIS' A stat~rl h~ would tnk~ the M'ltt~r up •N'ith/IJ ./:rv.t r~-:- quested that Dll be prepnrrd to discuss th.Ls problcn! at t.h~ nr::~t meetin~. : 20. Dc.t~ of tbt:? next nn.~Linr_~ ~-111:> sc:. Elt 17 DP.ccmber l?)J at 2:00 f!.i in tllc SO Conferenc~ Room . .. . , . .·