11 100(2,4) NEWS
(8) TAXI
(0 SERGEANT BUKO
(11) THE ODD COUPLE
(13) THE MACNEIL/
USHRER NEWSHOUR
V
..(Rep.)
.
cab'a
'
ir (BRV) FILM: “Moon-
,
lighting” (1982). Jeremy
Irons, Eugene Lipinski.
Intriguing drama of four
Polish workers In London.
(CBN) ANOTHER LIFE
CNN) MONEYLINE
ESP) NFL’S SUPERSTARS
(Rep.)
:W(hb6) flW&vaBBF
rov” (1984). Jason Ro-
bards, Glenda Jackson.
Strong, affecting drama
(LIF?2 whole new you
it (MAX) FILM: “Rachel,
Rachel” (1968). Joanne
Woodward, Modest, beau-
tifully played drama of
lonely teacher, directed by
Paul Newman. *R* (1%
hrs.)
(MSG) THE AVENGERS
THE AVENGERS
BROTHERS (CC)
INSIDE RACING
) BEST OF GROUCHO
) SPORTS TONIGHT
I SPORTSCENTER
f
WEIGHT WATCHERS
AZINE
) STEAMBATH: THE
(Usl) MAKE ME LAUGH
WHT) FILM: “Adam and
Nicole” (1975). Michael
Watkins, Jenny West-
brook. Legacy scramble.
Not reviewed by us. (2
hrs.)
11 ISO (2) CBS NEWS SPECIAL
(4) TONIGHT: Johnny Car-
son, host. Bert Convy, Bill
Maher, Virginia Madsen
(5) CHARLIE’S ANGELS
7) NEWS
(9) BURNS AND ALLEN
ryrrHE honeymoon-
W^lOTSSOCRep.)
11 IBS (TBS) FILM: “Me, Natalie”
(1989) . Patty Duke, James
Farentlno. New York girl
blossoms. Patty strives,
often effectively. (2 hrs. 25
mins.)
12iOO(2) FALL GUY (Rep.)
(7) ABC NEWS NIGHT-
LINE
(9) HAWAII FIVE-0
(11) STAR TREK
(13) TO THE MANOR
BORN
Cable
(ABE) FAMILY AFFAIR
(CBN) BURNS AND ALLEN
CNN) NEWSNIGHT
(ESP) SPORTSLOOK
(UfFrEGIS PHILBIN’S
HEALTH STYLES
(MSG) THOROUGHBRED
RACING FROM THE MEAD-
OWLANDS
(SHO) FILM: “Paradise”
(1982). Willie Aames,
Phoebe Cates. Anything
but.
(1 hr. 40 mins.)
(USA) WRESTLING (Rep.),
12i30 (4) LATE NIGHT WITH
DAVID LETTERMAN:
Fresno, Calif. Mayor Dan
Whitehurst; spinner Dave
Klemczak
(5) STARSKY AND HUTCH
(7) EYE ON HOLLYWOOD
'
Cable
(CBN) JACK BENNY
(ESP) NFL’S GREATEST
MOMENTS
12:46 (MAX) FILM: “Fiona”
(1980). Fiona Richmond.
Notorious journalist. Not
reviewed by us. *R’ (1 hr.
20 mins.)
1 tOO (7) GUILTY ORINNOCENT
9 THE SAINT
(11) TWILIGHT ZONE
Cable
(A&E) A LOVESONG FOR
MISS LYDIA (See 9 P.M.)
it (BRV) FILM: “Wuthering
Heights” (See 8 PM.) (2
hrs.)
(CBN)
I MARRIED JOAN
(CNN) CROSSFIRE
(ESP) SUPER BOUTS OF
THE 70S: Spinks vs. All,
Feb. ’78,Vegas (Rep.)
(LlF)GOOOS&rYVITHDR.
RUTH WESTHEIMER
(MSG) NHL HOCKEY (See
7:30 P.M.)
it (WHT) FILM: “Knife in
the Water” (1962). Leon
Niemczyk, Jolanta
Umecka, Zygmunt Mala-
nowicz. Three on a boat.
Lean, simmering tension,
via Polanski. (1% hrs.)
1:06 (HBO) STANDING ROOM
ONLY: “Willie Nelson &
Family”
1:10 (2) COLUMBO (Rep.)
1:30 (4) JEOPARDY
5 HOGAN’S HEROES
(11) INDEPENDENT NEWS
Cable
(CBN) LOVE THAT BOB
(CNN) NEWSNIGHT UP-
DATE
(LIF) NATURE OF THINGS
1:40^ (SHO) FILM: “All the
President’s Men” (1976).
Robert Redford, Dustin
Hoffman. The Watergate
diggers. Splendid, low-
keyed drama. (2& hrs.)
2:00 (4) SALLY JESSY RA-
PHAEL
if (5) FILM: “The Brain”
(1969). David Niven, Jean-
Paul Belmondo. No, not
horror, a train heist.
Funny, frantic, scenic.
Good entertainment. (2
hrs. 5 mins.)
(7) FILM: “Scarecrow”
RT:>rtTEtH7T3: ETOUmWiWM
Pacino. Two drifters.
Nothing new here, though
the picture insists.
(1 nr.
55 mins.)
(9) JOE FRANKLIN (Rep.)
(11) EMERGENCY
Cable
(CBNJ BACHELOR FA-
(ESP)TOBE ANNOUNCED
(LIF) STRETCH WITH
PRISCILLA
it (USA) FILM: “Love
Nest” (1951). Marilyn
Monroe, William Lundi-
gan. Light but nice
comedy of postwar apart-
ment house.
(2 hrs.)
2i06 (MAX) FILM: “In Love and
War” (1958). Robert Wag-
ner, Jeffrey Hunter, Dana
Wynter. In that order,
strictly.
(1 hr. 55 mins.)
2:20 (TBS) TV FILM: “Mr. King-
street’s War” (1971). John
Saxon, Tippi Hedren. Af-
rican veldt, World War II.
New to us. (2 hrs.)
2i30 (2) CBS NEWS NIGHT-
WATCH: Peter Ustinov
(4) MARY TYLER MOORE
(CBN) BLONDIE
(CNN) SPORTS
L
(CNN) SPORTS LATE-
NIGHT
(ESP) SPORTSCENTER
(LIF) AMERICAN ADVEN-
TURE
2:40 (A&E) GREAT POETS,
GREAT WRITERS (See
10:40 P.M.)
B
FILM: “Slapstick of
er Kind” (1984).
Jerry Lewis, Madeline
Kahn. Not reviewed by us.-
(IVi hrs.)
2:46 (WHT) FILM: “Pink Motel”
S
. Phyllis Diller, Slim
ns. Not reviewed by
us.
4R’ (1% hrs.)
2:66 (A&E) REUNION AND
DARK PONY (See 10:55
P.M.)
y* l m«n
i
i k.s.n
(9) FILM: “Honeymoon
Hotel” (1964). Robert
Goulet, Nancy Kwan,
Jill
St. John. Downright mo-
ronic but Jill helps a bit. (2
hrs.)
:
;
!
(11) KUNG FU
Cable
j
•
(BRV) ALEXANDER’S
BACHTIME BAND
(CBN) SEVEN DAYS
ABLAZE
(CNN) FREEMAN RE-
PORTS
(ESP) COLLEGE FOOT-
BALL: Clemson vs. Geor-
(SPREADER'S digest
LIFETIME
3l30 (4) MARY TYLER MOORE
Cable
(LIF) FAST FORWARD
4i00 (4) HERE’S LUCY
(11) ABBOTT AND COS-
TELLO
Cable
it (BRV) FILM: “Moon-
lighting” (See 11 P.M.) (2,
hrs.)
(CNN) NEWS OVERNIGHT
(LIF) CABLE HEALTH
WORLD REPORT
(MAX) FILM: “The Great
Santlnl” (See 4 P.M.) (2
hrs.)
(USA) FILM: “Rapture”
(1965). Melvyn Douglas,
Dean Stockwell. Lonely
daughter, stem father,
young fugitive. Florid
theatrics squash delicate
theme. Good Brittany
background. (2 hrs.)
.
4:08 (5) SURGSAT
. Cable
.
AiIO'A' (HBO) FILM: “A Street-
carNamed Desire” (See 6
P.M.) (2 hrs. 5 mins.)
(SHO) BliARRE (CC)
4:20 (TBS) RAT PATROL
4:30 (4) HERE’S LUCY
(11) BIOGRAPHY
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STATEMENT OF CONSENT
CENTER LANE Transfer
I,
,
hereby
acknowledge
that
I
have
been
personally
and
thoroughly briefed by
the
INSCOM
CENTER LANE Project
(ICLP)
Manager
concerning
the
pending
transfer
of
the
ICLP
from
USAINSCOM.
I
am
now
aware
of
the
potential
positive and negative professional
ramifications
this
transfer may
have,
and
agree
to
accept
the
involved
risks
to
my
career.
I
understand that
a negative decision will
not
result
in
any
adverse
action
respecting myself
or
my
career.
I
herewith
authorize
the
ICLP
Project
Manager
or
his
representative
to
perform
those
personnel
and
other
actions
necessary
on
my
behalf
to
effect
my
continuance
with
the
project
under
the
auspices
of
the
gaining
agency
.
*
(signature
(signature
)
BRIAN BUZBY
LTC,
MI
(Date)
ICLP MANAGER
(Bate7
*
My signature
acknowledges
receipt
of
a
copy
of
this
Statement
of
Consent.
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2 2 October
1984
MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD
SUBJECT:
Training
Plan
1 October
1984
-
December
1984
(U)
.
(S/CL-3/N0 FOR N )
During
the
period
October
1984
to
December
1984,
the
INSCOM
CENTER
LANE
Project
(ICLP)
will
be
transferred
to
the
Defense
Intelligence
Agency
(D1A).
IAW
directives,
ICLP
ceased
psychoenergetic
intelligence
collection
activities
on
September
1984.
During
the
period
of
transition
to
DIA,
ICLP
is,
however,
authorized
to
continue
psychoenergetic
training.
The
following
training
will
be
conducted during
the transition period:
a
.
(S/CL - 3/N0F0RN )
Coordinate Remote V iewin g
(CRV)
CRV
is
a
contracted
form
of
training
in
psychoenergetic
perception
provided
by
a
SRI - International
(SRI- 1)
subcontractor,
Ingo Swann,
who
coined
the
term
CRV.
Training
is
conducted
at
SRI - international
facilities
in
Menlo
Park,
CA
and
New
York,
NY.
Four
ICLP
personnel
are
being
trained
in
what
have
come
to
be
known
as
CRV
Stages
I,
II,
and
III
of
a
multi-stage
system
of
psychoenergetic
perception.
One
additional
ICLP
individual,
who
has
completed
Stages
I,
II,
III,
IV,
and
VI,
is
being
trained
in
Stage
V.
This
individual,
who
is
considered
operational,
is
expected
to
complete
Stage
V
training before
the
end
of
November
1984.
Personnel
training
in
Stages
I,
II,
III
are
ICLP
initiates
and
as
such
have
not
achieved
a
sufficient
level
of
expertise
to
be
operationally
employed.
Having
completed
Stages
I
and
II,
these
four
personnel
will,
begin
Stage
III
training
on
October
1984.
They
are
expected
(required
by
contract)
to
complete
Stage
III
by
the
end
of
December
1984.
It
is anticipated
and
recommended
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TO CATEGORY THREE
(3)
SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS
INVOLVED
NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS
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BY:
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that
Ingo
Swann
CRV
training
will
be
continued
with
these
trainees,
specifically
Stages
IV,
V,
and
VI.
They
have
adapted
well
to
the
Swann
training
model
and
continuation
would
be
in
the
best
interests
of
the
individuals
involved
and
the
operational requirements
of
DIA.
b
.
(S/CL-3/NOF0RN)
In -hous e Rem ote
V iew ing.
In-house
remote
viewing
training
is
_
conducted
by
knowledgeable
personnel
within
ICLP.
Training
is
based
on
the
application of years
of
experience
culled
together
from academic
insight,
scientific
exper iments
,
and
operational
applications.
It
is
the
principle
means
through
which
technology
has
been
transferred
from
contractors
to
the
ICLP.
Two
ICLP
personnel
are presently involved
in
a
CRV phase
of
in-house
remote
viewing
training
in which basic principles
drawn
from
the
Ingo
Swarm
CRV
methodology
in
conjunction
with
time
tested
practices
of
the
ICLP
are
being
applied.
The
purpose
of
this
in-house
training
is
to
introduce
newly
assigned
personnel
to
psychoenergetics,
identify
psychoenergetic
abilities,
and
develop
recommendations
for
further training/utilization.
c
.
(S/CL-3 /N0F0RN )
Abstract
Ref erents
Di sc ri minat i on
of
8 i n a
r
y Alternat iv
e
s
(ARDBA).
Two
separate
sponsors
have
asked
if
ICLP
sources
could
compromise
existing
cryptographic
systems.
To
address
this
question,
a
complex
program
of
training/t.esting
has
been
implemented.
Phase
one
of
this
program
will
determine
if
[CLP
sources
have
the
ability
to
discriminate
between
binary
alternatives
to
a
statistically
significant
level.
If
a
source
with
this
ability
can
be
identified,
he will
enter
phase
two
of
the
program
which
will
test
an
ICLP
source’s
ability
to
discriminate
between binary
alternatives
given
different
levels
of
feedback.
This
program
phase
will
serve
to
enhance
an
identified ability
as well
as
develop
an
internalized
feeling
of
confidence
within
the
source.
During
the
third
phase
of
the
program the
ICLP
source's
ability
to discriminate
between binary
alternatives
in
response
to
given
abstract
referents
will
be
identified
and
developed.
In
order
to
satisfy
the
identified
operational
requirement
(compromise
existing
cryptographic
systems),
an
ICLP source
must
be
able
to accurately discriminate
between
binary
alternatives
given
a
complex
abstract
referent
cuing system.
Once
these
training
stages
have
been
completed
an
in-house
pilot
project
can
be
conducted.
In
this
project
an
attempt might be made
to
decode
a
randomly developed
sequence
of
numbers contained
in
a sealed
envelope.
If
the
pilot
project
is
successful,
sponsors
can
be
asked
to
provide
their
own
cryptographic
information
for
attempted
decoding
and
compromise
by
ICLP
sources.
Two
ICLP
sources
are
presently
involved
in
this ARDBA training.
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2.
(S/CL-3/N0F0RNJ
The
week,
of
to
October
1985
,
four
coordinate remote viewing
(CRV)
trainees
completed
Stage
II
and
one
trainee
worked
on
Stage
V
at
the
SRI-I
New
York
office.
During
the
same
period,
two
trainees
were
involved
in
in-house
CRV
and
binary
discrimination
training.
SRI-I
CRV
training
details
are
on
file. with
the
SRI-I
subcontractor
in
New
York
and
under
separate
cover
as
trip
reports
in
the
CENTER
LANE
(CL)
office
at
Fort Meade.
Results
of
in-house
training
show promise
and
are
on
file
under
separate
cover
in
the
CL
office
at
Fort
Meade
.
3.
(S/CL-3/N0F0RN)
From
to
October
1985,
in-house
validation
of
SRI-I
CRV
training
yielded
positive
results.
Sessions
are
on
file
at.
the
CL
office.
All
SRI-I
CRV
trainees
exceeded
expected
goals.
During
the
same
period,
two
trainees
were
involved
in
in-house
CRV
and
binary
discrimination
training.
Results
of
in-house
training
are
on
file
under
separate cover
in
the
CL office
at
Fort Meade.
4.
(S/CL- 3/N0F0RN)
Comment
on
in-house
training:
Although
training
in
CRV
is
very
slow,
progress
is
definitely
evident.
Both of
the
trainees have
demonstrated
an
ability
to remote
view
and
have
responded
to
training
designed
to
enhance
that
ability.
The
trainees
are
motivated,
eager,
and
ready
to
continue
CRV
training.
Binary
discrimination
training
is
also
slow
but
both
trainees
have
exhibited
results
exceeding
chance
probability.
Their
goal
will
be
to
stabilize
and
gain
control
of this
ability.
Association
of
the
below
named
individual
with
military
intelligence
is classified
CONFIDENTIAL.
FREDERICK
H.
ATWATER
CRT ,
MI
OPS/TNG Officer