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.. ..: . ~:· C_ F B:t the Defee tor Center .i.n =- ,r ... contact with , ........ . collaboration with ·,1.:. ~-: c. ---~;!10----___;~ ~-<.. ~ :}.~ l . -g t;; ·.\ . -~· /:t:. .... 1. • +&*rCJ.ised the question of I !win t:llkin;:; about - c--· the substance--of the project vr.i.th professional friends. · ~ . ~ :. ..,;. :~ · ;· ~ -. ' ' promised ~o develop one if desirable.*· · ' . .. . . ~ A · 2. };tated. he 'l'tould like to establish an open list an:r of clearca consultCJ.nts so thCJ.t he could have present at mee~in~ only those Ytith a sicnificant interest or contribution. i~ J. As phases of the pro.icct mi~;ht require the c:tclvice of hi;~illy specialized persons, considet·aticm ~·;as given to tite P.ossiuility of havinG certain conferences set, up on a one-time basis. . ·:' L. 'ac;reed to make the necessary <U"ra.ngements for '·.·~~~- ~~:~ ~ ~· ~ the panel members to observe an interrogation Ylhen appropriate. a ~..~.:. ,,-~.. - 5. l:o C01'1plc~ion dates .for project ::;houltl be stCJ.ted until the complete project outline has been prepare{~).. \. •t. .. j ·• D. . SUGGES'.i'ED SPEGlFIC PitOJECTS fOfl TBE SUPPOil.T STiLl-'f ,~ l. · Collection of substantive references for evaluation.by the * panel in tho delineation of areas of finn knovrledce. ·~l!";'t""·'- . :.J., f a 2. Preparation of a chart in which the situations likely to be ~~~ 1 faced by an incliYidual were· plotted agains ~ the !mown defense. (Conditions :} 't ·· . to be spec:Lried by .. . · ,.c: ...... E. SUGGESTED An.EAS OF I?.U'.IEDIATE ACTIVITY r·-.- - .... , 1. A stud;r of t.he a.ilcn:.J.uility o.r the inrlivldual and the detection o.f an "amenable t:rpe • 11 'f- I .. . ,;· 2 • A thorouch :>l.ud:{ o.C interroga~ion. ~~ J. l~n e valua Uoa of l..he part •·rhich ins l..rn:nenl:is can plnn in :;uch a proc;ram. ;~ ·' -1.: . F. COi~CLUSIOH ·' ~.-:~tr.·· - •. ·~· . 1. ·. As the di:;cu::;::;ion circ\·r to a clo0e, consid.erCJ.tion ..-:as given·. :rr-::"--·' ... to the. degree o.r succes~ that could be attaincc.i'. With respect to the 0 ~ 0 ... -.~..· : •P .,.. :. .. -2-.'.• :r:~. }". '·. . : -::-.. . ~-·· .. defensive aspect, tiln pan81 can rHtl<~" ,.,_ d'::)finitn co;JI:.rilmt:i.on if an ............ improvement is The page features a digitized image of a vault door, illuminated by a blue light, on the left side. To the right of the vault image is text overlayed on a black background with a blue glow. The text describes the source of the document, stating it was obtained from "The Black Vault," an online database of declassified government documents, specifically the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection. It mentions the collection houses over 20,000 declassified pages from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and provides a URL for downloading the entire collection. given·. :rr-::"--·' ... to the. degree o.r succes~ that could be attaincc.i'. With respect to the 0 ~ 0 ... -.~..· : •P .,.. :. .. -2-.'.• :r:~. }". '·. . : -::-.. . ~-·· .. defensive aspect, tiln pan81 can rHtl<~" ,.,_ d'::)finitn co;JI:.rilmt:i.on if an ............ improvement is made in cY..istin~ mGtlt:_,,l:-:; of resisting disclosure. ~'lith respect to the offensive o.spect of eliciting infolinat:.ion, a study of • I carefully selected areas of present infonnation and properly dc:Jit;ned ... research projects Tiill enable us to develop better techniques • . ~·:· '!:- A 2. In conclusion, · resto.t~d ttu·e8 questions which m the panel '\rill find usefUl [.,'Uidinc; their discus::;ion: a. i'.'hat subject matter requires further evaluation? • . . . . , • . • . . . ... . I _ . ... . , • · . . . ' ; ;,·b • .:.· ·m1o is the best man to evaluate present knowled~e? ·;c· ·. c. What research projects rrill furnish us with needed .~:. infonnaticint .j .· A .. ··· s tatcd that he rrould call a ::1cctint; of the panel . -~ .. t-. ' .J ' t . • · . The meetinG adjourned at 1630 hour::> • . . . . ~ .r . .:6. ·:. ·-- '···-··· ... , • : ~_O"' o ... - A ;;'. . .. .. ... . : .·· • ·' t. . J. · .. . .· . :"':;- . . ··~ ,, ' :· ~ . : .. ·' .. ""'.: '• I ,' . -.3 -. This page is a typed document with handwritten annotations and redactions. It appears to be a memorandum or report, possibly from a meeting. Here are some specific visual details: * **Handwritten Annotations:** Several handwritten notes are present in red and black ink. These include single letters like "F" and "C," as well as combinations like "C, A" and "B/3." There's also a handwritten sentence fragment that appears to read "Leave in." * **Redactions:** Large sections of the document are blacked out, obscuring significant portions of the text. These redactions are concentrated in the upper and middle sections of the page, and also appear in smaller blocks within the numbered lists. * **Official Stamps/Markings:** While not perfectly clear, there appear to be some official markings or stamps, possibly indicating classification levels or routing information, particularly in the upper right corner. * **Structure:** The document is structured with numbered points and sub-points, suggesting a report or meeting minutes format. The visual elements, particularly the handwritten annotations and extensive redactions, suggest that this document contains sensitive information that has been subject to review and censorship. The handwriting appears to be informal, possibly for internal notes or communication. This page contains typed text from a declassified CIA document. Several redactions are present, indicated by blacked-out rectangular areas, obscuring specific words and phrases within the text. Handwritten marginalia, in the form of the letter "A," appear twice on the right side of the page, likely indicating a reviewer's notes or approval. Additionally, there is a large, dark, abstract shape in the lower half of the page that appears to be a redacted area or a stamp. The text discusses aspects of eliciting information and research projects, with numbered points and sub-points that seem to outline discussion topics or findings.