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M:Z!l •» eas:z.g' · , ,..II --. , l.'oml.~y, 22 1.~;'\Z 19)0 l(Jj.)O hour:., gtce Lin~ rc narco-ann.l.~·~ir. ·"l3 u::;P.d by past and pr~:;cnt cnc:ny nation:; • .. to re,rierr par. t, requirement:; ~tal:.ei:lent to .. . 2. Includ11 snhiclin sea1.·ch list o of Nurnberg material . A ili)ar~t; J. review: ;;ha U •.: ; • Go·,.,~rnment :tctivity r·e: · . · a. Druc:;. • b. Psychiatric h:rpno therapy a.-"ld narco-analysis. c. Pickup in c Goverrun~nt and drues u:;cd in public trials of d. Related fields. u. ! s. I. revie·.; of collec t.ion furth~r effort. · -each~s "pro~o:;s 6. i'.'hen report o.f cvaluati.on, 11 create a co~ittee of judGeS and appraisers. Trro hour intE"!rri"!\7 wi J Clild locati.on of· 11~pecinl .filc11 , which Note: See spocial memorandt~ re ~!onday, 29 1.~a.y: 1950 Tall~ed to ~ to cont.:lc rc assienmP.nt to 03I. · . ; .. .. I :':edner.day, Jl 1.!<\[ 19)0 . Interview wi tP--~~'("~ce tio te) • Thursday, 1 · Jlme star l:.s workinc; on mrco-a.naly~is bib1J.o(;r<lphy. - · - Friday, 2 June 19)0 and theref material. or .- After adequate cross checkin~/ contact Yri th fo1lowinr. sbould be ec>nsidered: • ''-- .. Friday, .2_~~950 inci<J~ni:.~l inl.N·vi~ •., ~·rith ~~-~-~ 1Io rnrm ~.ion of narco- 1eir intP.rP.5ts in.~~ni~s- - 'I'uesdat, 6 Jw1"~ 1950 i~JM~~=--l·~ -1cti·:iUn:; durj_n;,:; rrar. ~~fifi but. i!i ~:~~:P.r IN coo!)£l':l\.;e count.~r c:;;,ion-1.:0. dnrinG r:.~. not, :i ndicM:V~ <my f<J.:1ii.larit::r \-;it:1 isolntion, in fact he has not yet ' .. . . -..: ·,I ', ~ •. ' . ...• . ,., { : .. ' , I : :· Thursday, 0 J1me 19SO -~)~~et.~'lot. of requirements which 1Ter<:! submitted throu~i~ · sa:rs the origin nts '"'ere· altered, promises c requirements. promises appo on leave .. .·.". ·' .. - connection Agreed thav . ~ .. :L ': gardin~ interro~a~ion .', . ~ - ,, .. - . : ; : .. · . ' . : ~. , . - : , .~ - {e;)~ _A 3:30 p.m. Intervie11 I \( :·' ~as the most complete file on narco-analysis seen to date. ~. . Q Has an extensive table of druc;s US.;)d by the Russians, incl udina Harr:1a.li.ne • .f D (, There was emphasis on n.u-co-a.."1alysis TTi.th little on hypno-narco-a..1alysis. : .:r, ' IIolvever, he is definitely concerned with psychiatric interroc;ation. From 1 ,. . "'~J._;. the treat.11ent of psychiatric cases, the group finds The provided image is a webpage header, not a declassified CIA document page. It features a stylized graphic of a vault door on the left side, rendered in shades of grey and blue. The right side of the header displays the title "THE BLACK VAULT" in a large, white, graffiti-style font against a dark blue, glowing background. Below the title, white text explains that the document was obtained from "The Black Vault," an online database of declassified government documents, specifically mentioning the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection, and provides a URL for downloading. There are no photographs, handwritten annotations, official stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, redactions, or any visual evidence related to experimental procedures or facilities. Has an extensive table of druc;s US.;)d by the Russians, incl udina Harr:1a.li.ne • .f D (, There was emphasis on n.u-co-a.."1alysis TTi.th little on hypno-narco-a..1alysis. : .:r, ' IIolvever, he is definitely concerned with psychiatric interroc;ation. From 1 ,. . "'~J._;. the treat.11ent of psychiatric cases, the group finds that the patient lj·:·:'/ .:_ :. remembers what went on durine; the period of narcosis. · .;J, i, ·. . .. I ' . , -3~-~ .· _.. •• ; ,,.. • • 1 ~=-. --::=- . :· . - . . . : .• . . ·o>f • ~ .',.\.:.'. •. _ I. . ',) ~-- , J _ \ ·:··_. . ,_ ... . . . · -;~·,. •-·; . ': : : .•· · : . · : : This document is a typed report with handwritten annotations and redactions. The report contains meeting notes and interview summaries detailing activities related to "narco-analysis" and "special files." There are multiple instances of text obscured by black redaction marks, making it impossible to discern the content within these areas. Handwritten annotations include alphanumeric codes and letters in the margins, such as "A/B 4 23/8," "H-B/3," and "B/6," which likely represent classification, routing, or indexing information. These annotations are positioned next to specific sections of the typed text. The page appears to be a record of ongoing investigations or information gathering within the context of the document's overall subject matter. The page is a typed document with handwritten annotations, consisting primarily of interview notes dated from late May to early June 1950. Several sections of text are heavily redacted, indicated by dark, irregular black shapes obscuring important details. Handwritten marginalia, appearing in blue ink, are present, including notations like "A" and "B/6" with associated numbers. There are no photographs, official stamps, forms, diagrams, or visual evidence of experimental procedures, equipment, or facilities. The document's layout suggests a chronological log of interviews and observations. This document is a typed report with handwritten annotations and redactions. The handwritten elements include marginalia codes in the left margin (e.g., "B/6," "A," "B/3"), notations and corrections in the text, and a signature-like mark at the bottom. Large sections of text are obscured by black redactions, suggesting sensitive information. The document also contains a date: "Thursday, 8 June 1950." There are no photographs, stamps, forms, diagrams, or structured data visible.