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1. On 22 December 1960, as ya suggested, I discussed the status 8 withco of oS was el so present, havingA yesterday participated in a long discussion on connection with the exanination given by The probloa CA here was to plan immediate cases for to workon in order toC ksep his skills in condition and establish without flaps the validity of his techniques so that we can commit him against nore isportant targets as carly as possible.

2. I expleined that with our concurrence TSD planned to move C to Washington without distmrbing his presentcover,this would permit more convenient access for training, discussion and imgediate deployment on cases.

A3.had several imediate suggestimst

Ja. There are nowtwo men working under who are detailedfull time toand work primarily in I uithfrequent tripa to It would be easy F/I and convenient for OS to arrange for a rcutins medical/ psychiatric exanination at the boginning of some or all of jthe interviews. This examination could include applications of all types (e.g.,rapid-unwitting, gradual-umwitting, gradual witting) with no danger of flaps. No logistical preparations beyond those normally used for Jthe would be necessary, and thore would be no Gadditional burden onChecking and testing post-hypnotic J behavior would be easy through the operators and IOS people travelling frequently to suggested A that the best way to arrange it would be for you to approach A directly and got his initial approval.

See note of my conversation with

6 c. Staff.willcheck withtoA see what suitable subjects there may be as of nov. A

F/Id. security cases. will check with to determine what lcw-level security cases may lend

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themselves to the treatment. Ho recalled one case, nos FII doingtime inajailfor -embczzlementof J funda about whom there are a number of unansweredquestions.

e. Local volunteers. Os has a number of local volunteers, staff members of 0S, who have volunteered to act as subjects in previous expcriments. After discussion we agreed that
Cwhile this ightive practice, it would not fit
J the criteria for testing since the voluntary element is not wanted at the presont time. l.Also on 22 December 1960Idiscussed the roblem with G
A part in it rafmlar wth b prr with suggested thatIhave a tour through before making concrete G recamendations as to where in the project the technique nay best be tested. He will arrange the tour without informing anyone other
G than Cof its actual purpose and we can then discuss further possibilities. On the basis of today's discussion,I ahould judge that several flapless and rather interesting casesan be found infor irsediato exploitation. 5. Of the above, the me that I believe should be tackled imediately
andvigcrously is the first suggested by the faoilities now operating in in conmety nse oh said that if several of these worked satisfactorily, they
would be eager to make an experimont on a female personality in to whom they have access.