To: File
Subject: SI and H Experimentation, 12 May 1953
May 1953, SI and H Experimentation was conducted by
e �te he followin volunteers in Room 20
For matter of record, it should be noted that
was returning to work after a number of weeks owing to ninistrative
difficulties and this was her second session in the work.
Since all subjects present knew approximately what was required
of them and had made good efforts on their first starts, a slow induction
test was mil on all the subjects as a group. At the conclusion of these
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Thank you very madh for your accountini... It moots our
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complete publication and are aurally pleased that we .are
able to help in its preparation.
Beat wishes for the boltdv seazon�
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Please find enclosed herewith rei rt an the $1,500 grant
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my work.
TO: File
SUBJECT: SI and H experimentation, 7 October 195:.
On 7 October 1953 Wednesday, SI and H E erimentation was
carried on in Buildin 1 Room 20
usin
g a slow
orked with
Routine experimentation was tried throughout the evening
wit J'avorahle results.
The session was concluded at approximately 9:00 W.
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was at one time of interest to the Agency.in connection
with the Office of Security's Project ARTICHOKE/BLUEBIRD.
A number of the individuals who were of interest to Project
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21 October-1952 (Tuesday)
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In accordance with prearranged plans S
as carried on in Bu din Room 20 w
Since-this was the first session since 8 and 9 April 1952, most
of the evening was devoted to a discussion of future plans, a--review
of motion piatures made previously, nd some genegl discussions of
the applications of the girls' work
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It was decided by that since none of
the subjects present hagaged in any H experiments since Aprtil,
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Subject: SI and H Experimentation, 14 JuIll 1953.
On 14 ju4y 1953, Tues
was
erimentat
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The evening's work was started by repeating some tests
of suggestibility. One test: was following a line and circle
with a ring on a string and falling back.
llsin di fferent methods of induction, worked
with She quickly- went under an after performing
some. ensory...es s, She was able to' open her eyes,' speak and
walk. She was also-given a" PH. -
. worked with d,was able to
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Subject: SI and H Experimentation, 21 July 1953.
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On 21 July 1953, Tuesday, SI and H Experiment
a carried on � ldin 1 �
S su jec s.
To start the evening's work, Ldok both subjects
and using fatigue of both the eyes aiarms in the induction
process obtained quick results. Arm levitation was tried on each
subject successfully. A. PH act was suggested of turning on the
lights one minute after awakening. Each subject turned on the
lights with a slight delay in time, although there was noticable
To: Files �
Subject: '1SI and H Experimentation (26 September 1951)
� On 26 September 19
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an eriments usi
s subjects.
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Based on previous work with both
and the writer felt that every effort should be made to
etermine w ether or not these subjects were in fact being induced
into an SI state or were, from time to time, "play acting". 1With
this in mind, it was decide a ri primarily_
to determine whether or not were suc-
cessfully induced into an S s a e or, no , spec ically to what
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