�� (t ) t '1) ) '8 Set- MFR Today about 1400 hours, ...returned my phone call of yesterday. I explined wht I was doing and that the only purpose of my call was to tell her that she had been given LSD by an Agency consultant, George White, in 1952. I offered to send her a letter if she desired, and she requested tht I do so. She air1ia4/ ccmlolemented me on handling this contact :'.iscretely but said she resented all of the publicity this activity has received, inferring she blamed the CIA for it.
27 March 1979 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: - NEULTRA Subproject 22 A letter was sent to 111111111111111111111bon 28 December 1978 asking for information about work he may have participated in or might know anything about at the University of Illinois, and the Butler Health Center in Providence, R.I. as well as training courses conducted at Agency facilities or under Agency sponsorship. Because we received no reply. to that letter I telephoned on March 19, 1979.
sa. ; � � MEWZANDUM 1'0R3 Chief, up 6- SUBJECT .71 -'Dr. ea� � 27 Phroh 1962 T5D Chemioa s on r has a projeo ereby in return for oonduo ng experiments in support of T5D's program to develop means of controlling behavior, they fUnd a portion of the laboratory thro the This arr nt I was originally made by Dr. /4 the contact is now retain and myself, I suggested that / should like to talk with2. In a telephone conversation yustorday between Dr. (The occasion C- T in oonnection with the case; this is covered in a separate memo-.
Via "itiC 4/4, Er) �, r U. .larch 1952 Interview With. 4. 1. Reference 13 made to my memorandum dated 6 Fel,ruary 192 re- questing permission to interview In connection with the Artichoke problem. . . 2. On 7 March 192,41111111111ras interviewed from 10:00 AM to A 11:50 AM by and the writer in 3.
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� ii -4- MEMORANDUM FOR: SUBJECT .1 20 'October 1960 Implementation Program -� I. It is suggested that since several elements of the Agency are involved in the dual program of laboratory-field , experimentation, a firm work program might well be advanced by thefirStaff. TSD, as you know, is most insistent on the point that, although they will assume full responsibility for guidance of labora- tory experimentation, they count on Irtaff operations guidance on field experimentation. o- 2.
. � , 1 SOURCE: A Chief, Contact Division Scientific Branch C- '. tht � filltZ !, � .11 7 I') � 4 9 April 1=)52 1. During my visit-this morning with be old me - - - is nov..r a to go on the psychogalvanic machine. � Is:QUA/1111110W nd have knowledge of this project. � :. - 2. At the present time, chief Problem la to get Some guinea pigs for his project, for which the ideal type would be a scientific or a professie man c uainted wit1i.41600/10. d having no knoledge of background or field. suggested that it might be well if these people (he would.
-7- I 7 ' TO: FB211 OBJECTs /4- 3 I:eves:her 1960 1. :Wactivos. The 11111111Progrma is daaigned to test and apply methods of hypoosis that differ in several important respOts from those employed in conventional psychotherapy, in conventional - experimentation and in conventiona/ applications to clandestine problems. The first objective of the progrma is to carry through realistic teats =der field conditions. The second objective is to establish procedures on the basis of these tests to =by the techniques ev4.1abIe for operational use. 2. Elements to to tested.
/41 /E, 4; 3 12 March 1953 HEMORANDUH Fo 51.1131.: 1. 141111111,111111111 - ' an organic. chemist, has had erpo,Ye c6 wo kin with alkaloids and allied o on the staff carried out a ri?search rtn nCr . Whileorte . ' �.d 111111011111111" as � in the field embraced by � Artichoke. ' 2. Uhile perfecting a purl 'cation prose which was of paramount value to ih was 3. giONNOW r cleared through TS as result of full field investiration. Cd 48, considerable iii su problem instrumental in reject. on 28 July 1952 � .7* tt-rtt'r.�:- � .� �tr,3�.� ,.."��:10�����!..� � -' -s��� .
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