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OK.
I get them going down Middlefield Road.
They went down
Ravenswood
to Middlefield,
turned right,
headed down Middlefield.
Crossing Willow,
making a decision whether to turn left or go
straight ahead.
Just took a look at
the Scientology Center.
They're not
there.
IS THIS A DISTURBING INTERSECTION TO BE AT?
No.
WOULD YOU RATHER MOVE BACK TO THE OTHER PLACE?
Let's walk over and
I
can be looking while we're doing
it.
WE'RE NOW WALKING FROM ONE LOCATION
IN THE PARK TO ANOTHER.
IT'S
1:47.
I'rn going
to pop in and out of
several places and ascertain
whether they are there or not.
OK.
I took a look at Marine World.
No,
don’t get them there.
OK.
I took
a look at those antennas back on the hill and there's
a row of
other attennas going down the hill
-
that
pulled me
in.
Don't get them there.
Looked at Hal's apartment.
Don't get them there.
I'm looking at a pattern that's repeated
-
it looks
like cross
hairs
.
This time
I get them on ground level.
Rolling grass,
quite expansive grass.
IS THIS THE CROSS YOU'RE LOOKING AT?
No,
it's significant
-
I'm trying
to place
it.
Cross that
I was looking at
is
in an aircraft
-
it's an artificial
horizon indicator.
They're standing facing west toward the
sun.
A little bit west because
I notice
they shielded their eyes.
I'll look
to see what they're looking at now.
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Palo Alto Medical Clinic
300 HOMER
AVENUE, PALO
ALTO, CALIFORNIA
94301
.
(4 15)
321-4 12 1
3 July 1974
Dr.
H.E.
Puthoff
Senior Research Engineer
Stanford Research Institute
333 Ravenswood Avenue
Menlo Park, CA
94025
Dear Dr,
Puthoff,
Pursuant to our discussion on
17 June 1974 relevant
to the examination program
for your subjects,
the protocol listed below is suggested.
1.
General Physical Examination
including complete medical and
I
family history.
Dr. Charles Beal
!
2.
Laboratory examinations
SMA~l2 Panel blood chemistries
Protein electrophoresis
Blood lipid profile
Urinalyses
Serolbgy
|
Blood Type
+ Factor
Pulmonary function screening
Electrocardiogram 12-lead
3.
Comprehensive Neurological Examination
including electroencephalogram,
sleeping and
routine
(Drs.
Eckman/Perlstein/Altrocc-hi
)
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4.
Audiometric Examination
comprehensive; Bekesy bone conduction,
speech
discrimination;
impedance bridge
test
5.
Ophthalmologist Examination
comprehensive
(Dr.
Jack)
Card Testing
Peripheral field test
Muscle
test
Dilation funduscope
Indirect ophthalmoscopic
& fundus examination
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| probability projects ne Sener Approved For Relea: 2003/09/04 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000200130006-2 17 June 1974 SUBJECT: Prepazation for the SRI Remote Viewing . Expefdiment Arrangements with NPIC and WED 1. While preparing for.a remote viewing experi-~ ment of a Soviet nuclear facility with SRI, WPIC and NED were contacted to solicit support in evaluating the data. ‘The following describes those contacts. 2. of NPIC was briefed on the experiment. It was explained that I was requesting accurate coordinates of the Goviet nuclear test facility and a brdefing on available photographic information. After this infoxmation was supplied, I requested aid in scoring the accuracy of any task which might come_from the experiment. Since this particular responsibility he is quite knowledgeable akd w ng tq do a minor amount (few days) work without any formal request but would need a formal request for support from the imagery analysis service for any more extensive work. I/NED were brie on the upcoming experi~ ment. it was requested that provided we obtained sufficient confixmatory physical data about the chosen target (with the help of NPIC), we need help in determining what are the most important question we could ask our subject about the site. For purposes of Giscussion they were to assume access to a “Janitor” who was technically unskilled but had free physical access. [eens considerable doubt this technique wou. @ useful but promised a minimal amount of ort to provide questions and evaluate answers. maintains a healthy skepticism and is reluct iasipate man hours on low « 2k think his approach will iGeure & thorough review and assessment of any e . i i | t i
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I$1M0RAN»©M Polite RECORD
SUBJECTS
Preparation for the SRI Remote Viewing
Experiment arrangements with NPXC and NED
1.
while preparing for a remote vising experi-
ment of a Soviet unclear facility with SRI,
OT’IC and
NED were contacted to solicit support in evaluating
the data.
The Allowing describes those contacts.
2.
|
| of NPIC was briefed on
the experiment.
It was explained that
I was requesting
accurate coordinates of the Soviet nuclear test facxlit
and a briefing' on 'available-' photographic information
.
After this information was supplied,
I requested
|
D were onerea on we upcoming
experi-
ment.
It was requested that provided we obtained,
sufficient confirmatory .physical data about the
chosen target
(with the help of NPIC)
, we neec help
in determining what are the most important question
we could ask
our' subject about the site.
For purposes
of discussion they were to. assume access to a
janitor
who was technically unskilled but had free physical
access.
[ express considerable doubt
this
t^chniqv**' would me useful but promisee a minimal
amount of support to provide question:? and evaluate
answers.
|maintains a healthy skepticism
and is reluctant to dissipate man hours on low
__
ts.
I think his approach wx3
‘ aesmre ~
review and assessment of any
data.
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reyeree cuentas ne er AER Y e E A NR  e t etn mts :totenpnmanme sahepr, ik tummarnncMnew menace ean nett ten AVL RCE aN A | NRE EE NT OL NCEE ACE TOE ELI TOE I EAN A EN Ae a AA TENN BEERS Sen SN ARR OER AOE Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000200140003-4 Rano Anttro Mezpicant Cuirnic 300 HOMER AVENUE, PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA 94301 © (415) 321-4121 3 July 1974 Dr. H.E. Puthoff Senior Research Engineer Stanford Research Institute 333 Ravenswood Avenue Menlo Park, CA 94025 Dear Dr. Puthoff, Pursuant to our discussion on 17 June 1974 relevant to the examination program for your subjects, the protocol listed below is suggested. 1. General Physical Examination including complete medical and family history. Dr. Charles Beal | 2. Laboratory examinations GNA-IS Panel blood chemistries Protein electrophoresis Blood lipid profile ae Urinalyses Serolbgy Blood Typa + Factor Pulmonary function screening Electrocardiogram 12-lead 3. Comprehensive Neurological Examination Including electroencephalogram, sleeping and routine (Drs. Eckman/Perlstein/Altrocchi ) 4, Audiometric Examination comprehensive; Bekesy bone conduction, speech discrimination; impedence bridge test 5. Ophthalmologist Examination comprehensive (Dr. Jack) Card Testing Peripheral field test Muscle test Dilation funduscope Indirect ophthalmoscopic & fundus examination Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000200140003-4
» * Dr. H.E. Puthoff SRI 3 July 1974 Page 2 ng BME TS BIT DE RPS En 7, Electroretinogram (Stanford) and dark adaptation test In addition to the above there will be modest charges for my time spent in administrative coordination. A letter is forthcoming from the Department of Psychiatry regarding their joint participation in the evaluation aspect of the project. Please advise at your convenience on how you wish to proceed, e Cordially, ", fee H. Armbruster, M.Deys Director Department of Environmental Medicine , _ RHA: sl e s Approved For Release 2000/08/10 :'CIA-RDP96-00787R000200140003-4
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Dr.
H.E.
Puthoff
SRI
3 July 1974
Page
7.
Electroretinogram
(Stanford)
and dark adaptation test
X„ addition to the above there will be modest charges for my time spent
in
administrative coordination.
A letter is forthcoming from the Department of Psychiatry regarding their
joint^par ticipat ion in the evaluation aspect of
the project.
Please advise
at your convenience on how you wish to proceed.
«
V
Cordially »
»
Robert
H.
Armbruster, M.D.
,
Director
Department of Environmental Medicine
RHA: si
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SUBJECT
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SEX'S Financial Expenditures through 29 June 74
This is simply to confirm and elaborate upon our telecon of this date
On 23 duly I received fVom you copies
of SEI's financial statements for the
periods 27 April-1 June and 1 June-29 June.
Xhere are
a couple of aspects
which are disturbing:
(1) the last previous finanoial statement we have
(for the period
1 March to 1 April,
appended to their 2nd progress report)
shows $9460
having been expended on our
(Part 2 ) portion of the project;
as
of 29
dnne they show $38,981 expended on Part
2 and
(on the basis
of what we've
^eacfS
them)
1 fi"a “ hari to M“™t for expenditures of about $10,000
for/the last three months;
(2)
as of 29 June they claim to be 55 . 8$ completed with Part 2 of
the project;
since, as far as we yet know,
they've only selected 5 of the
9 subjects and none of them have been put through the batteries of Part 2
examinations this also seems to be out of line.
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