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I enclose^ a copy of the program of the conference and icy letter
of acknowledgement*
Also a copy of airline reservations and itinerary which is now firm.
As you see I will arrive at Washington National at Sill PM on Northwest
flight 68 from Minneapolis-St.Paul.on August 22.
I will call you at
home when I arrive at the airport and if OK will take a taxi to your house*
The previous week
( Mon. Aug.19 through Thur. Aug. 22)
I will be at
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I’m continuing to root around in the literature,
finding out what the
slant of the various participants is from their previous writings.Since
at the moment I’m devoting full time to this andnot being paid hy^^| you
can anticipate some kind of bill from me when I come to Washington.
Do you
want a report at this stage?
See you soon.
Best Regards,
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1974
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
s-. SUBJECT:
Request for Information about Stanford
’
esearch Institute
(SRI)
Paranormal Research
roject by Mr. Wilhelm former Time Reporter
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.< Mr Awilhelm,
a former Time reporter has written
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a letter to C. iAnderson, president of SRI requesting
permission to interview Dr.
H. Puthoff and Mr.
R.
Targ
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the investigators
of paranormal abilities.
Ostensibly
.
Mr. Wilhelm desires
to write
a true positive story of the
activities
at SRI
to obviate the previous biased public
accounts
.
2.
Dr. Puthoff called and reported
the above.
He
also solicited our opinion on the request,
it was mutually
agreed
that since publication of certain portions
of the
work
is imminent,
refusal
to see Mr. Whilhelm would only
delay such interviews which will become more frequent in
the future.
The SRI investigators will grant the interview')
and confine* the discussions
to the innocuous portions
of their studies.
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File 7” Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-0078%R000200200009-1 STANFORD RESEARCH INSTITUTE MENLO PARK, CALIFORNIA 94025 (415) 326-6200 July 25, 1974 SGI SGFOIA3 SGi1l Dear | | I will be in Washington off August 15th and would like to stop by and see you if you will be there and it's convenient. I'11 be on vacation from now until the 12th, so you might just drop a line to let me know. Best regards, Lawrence R, Pinneo, Ph.D. Manager, Neurophysiology Program LRP :m1lm Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA- -RDP96-00787R000200200009-1 CABLE: STANRES, MENLO PARK / TWX 910- 373
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STANFORD RESEARCH INSTITUTE
MENLO PARK, CALIFORNIA 94025
(415) 326-6200
July
25,
1974
I will be in Washington
oJl August 15th and would like to
stop by and see you
if you will be there and it’s convenient.
I'll be on vacation from now until the
12th,
so you might just
drop
a line to let me know.
Best regards,
Manager,
Neurophysiology Program
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ee ra Ee - Sr — SG1I SG1I Approved For Releasé*2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000200200010-9 SG1I SGFOIA3 1+ August 1974 Lawrence R. Pinneo, PhD. Manager, Neurophysfology Program Stanford Research Institute Manlio Park, California 94025 Dear Larry: Thanks very much for your note concerning your planned visit to Washington. Unfortunately, 1 will not be in Washington during the time you planned to visit. expects to be here on the 15th and you might contact him or a As an alternative, if you are planning on attending the APA neetings tn New Orleans, we might be able to meet there (I will be at the Braniff Place Hotel}. That failing, hopefully our schedules will coincide better after | the vacation season 1s over. Cordially, P| SG1I Distribution: Original & 1 - Addressee 1] - LSR File 1] - LSR Chrono 1] _- ORD Chrono LSR/ORD/DD/S&T | AK 3191 SG1I Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000200200010-9
Approved For Rglease 2000/08/10 : S45) 187R000200200022-6 ORD-2953-74 & July 1974 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Trip Report to Stanford Research Institute 1. On 29 May the undersigned traveled to Develco, Inc. The purpose of this trip was to check-out the second order magnetic gradiometer at Develco, transport the instrument to Stanford Research Institute, and participate in examining subjects who allegedly have extra sensory perception or powers. Experiments were to be conducted to see if low level magnetic fields are generated by these individuals when they are performing in an extra sensory mode. 2. The afternoon of the 29th was spent checking-out the gradiometer inside Develco's plant. The read-out was noted to be noisy but this was attributed to the imbalance of the pickup coils. During the evening the instrument was moved outside to a deserted parking lot and an attempt to balance the pickup coils was made. It then became evident that the sensor was being saturated by RF interference which the building had been a partial shield against while operating inside. 3. During 30 May the instruments internal RF shield was checked and its integrity was found to be intact. The RF interference was apparently being coupled in somehow through the RF stripline which would, therefore, have to be replaced. In order that the experiments at SRI might be conducted expeditiously, it was determined that the entire gradiometer could be wrapped with an external RF shield for the duration of the SRI experiment and then returned to Develco to fix the RF suscepti- bility problem. . 4, That evening with external RF shield in place an attempt was again made to balance the instrument. Although saturation was not experienced large sporadic flux jumps were encountered (flux jumps occur when a feedback loop in the electronics loses lock during large signal pulses). This made balancing extremely difficult. The battle continued early on 3] May. After a day long effort, a balance of several Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000200200022-6
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Lawrence
R. Plnneo,
PhD.
Manager, Neurophysiology Program
Stanford Research Institute
Menlo Park, California
94025
tear Larry:
Thanks very much for your note concerning your planned visit to
jsrras-Aitipfi*" s b
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,
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15th and you might contact him or a
As an alternative. If you are planning on attending the APA
meetings In New Orleans, we might be able to meet there
(I will be at
the Branlff Place Hotel).
That falling, hopefully our schedules will
coincide better after
the vacation season
Is over.
Cordially,
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. ; 1 hisds rar at Pas _ ° Approved For Relea2000/08/10 * ClA‘RDPOB!0 87R000200700023-5 4 16 April 1974 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD y SUBJECT: Request for Information about Stanford By Research Institute (SRI) Paranormal Research Project by Mr. Wilhelm former Time Reporter - FN), rs l.« MrAWilhelm, a former Time reporter has written ‘a letter to C. ‘Anderson, presidente of SRI requesting gle permission to interview Dr. H. Puthoff and Mr. R. Targ * : . ee. a ry the investigators of paranormal abilities. Ostensibly . Mr. Wilhelm desires to write a true positive story of the oe .* activities at SRI to obviate the: previous biased public. accounts, . | | 2. Dr. Puthoff called and reported the above. He also solicited our opinion On the request. It was mutually oe agreed that since publication of certain portions of the work isimminent, refusal to see Mr. Whilhelm would only delay such interviews which will become more frequent in the future. The SRI investigators will grant the interview and confined the discussions ‘to the innocuous portions of their studies. SG1I er. saawic re? E2 IMPDET CL BY 033961 /40 »-CIA-RDP9§-00787R000200200023-5 Wa oe a are Approved For Release 2000/
SG1I ; - S§Gil on Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R00020 20 Feb 74 Hal and Russ: | SG1I Despite the lousy. connection, it was good to hear from you and P| , the other day and to learn that he had begun doing his thing with our friends. I hope it started off well. It is in the context of his work that I'd like to pursue the suggestion I alluded to on the phone. Please believe that we . 3 don't want to complicate your lives by changing signals--but it occurs to us : that, especially if you have someone there who is familiar with the package. already, it might actually simplify matters considerably and replace much of what we'd listed under the 'behavioral' domain. The decision whether to use all or part of it is, naturally, up to you and should be guided by your local conditions and resources--especially since it would be imperative to have a tester well-versed in the particular instruments (someone, for instance, like Dr Karl Pribran at the Stanford Medical School). The instrument in question is called the HALSTEAD-REITAN Neuropsychology Test Battery and consists of the following: i- Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale [— ~ Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory ~ ‘the Halstead-Reitan Sub-Scales, which include: -~ Category Recognition Test ~ Tactual Performance Test - Seashore Rhythm Test ~ Speech Sounds Perception Test - Finger Tapping Test - Trail Making Test . ; - Dynamometer Test PE - Halstead-Wepman Aphasia Screening Test As you might judge from the names of the sub-tests, the battery is designed to give a rather comprehensive picture of the sensory, motor, coghitive capabil- ities--with the intent of tying the performance (i.e., deficiencies) to identif- SGi1I iable parts of the nervous system. MM tclis me that the Langley-Porter Clinic, which is apparently located near you, could almost certainly handle it. Its major virtue is that evidence from it should tend to fit very neatly into the evidence accruing from the other (mid-performance) neurophysiological data. And, if FEB can handle the in-depth interviews as well as the PAS testing, it would leave you with very little to cover in the behavioral area--other than those few tests which Halstead-Reitan doesn't cover: Projection Tests, Aptitude-Values Tests, Suggestibility Tests, and Field Dependency (or Embedded Figure) Tests. Please let us know how you react to the idea and whether it seems feasible-- and, in any case, we'd like to hear from you regarding your post-conference views, plans and arrangements with respect to the entire 'basic research’ shopping-list that we discussed. For instance, does it all seem feasible or have you run into any problems with respect to gear or personnel? How do you envisage phasing it into the overall program? Have you had any resistance from the subjects? Regards, Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP9 002941!
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Hal and Russ:
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Despite the lousy- connection,
it was good to hear from you and
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the other day and to learn that he had begun doing his thing with our friends.
I hope
it started off well.
It
is in the context of his work that I'd like
to pursue the suggestion I alluded to on the phone.
Please believe that we
don't want
to complicate your lives by changing signals --but
it occurs
to us
that,
especially if you have someone there who
is familiar with the package
already,
it might actually simplify matters considerably and replace much of
what we'd listed under the
'behavioral'
domain.
The decision whether to use
all or part of it
is,
naturally, up to you and should be guided by your local
conditions and resources—especially since
it would be imperative
to have
a
tester well-versed in the particular instruments
(someone,
for instance,
like
Dr Karl Pribran at the Stanford Medical School).
The instrument
in question
is called the HALSTEAD-REITAN Neuropsychology
Test Battery and consists of the following:
jjr. Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale J —
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- Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory
- The Halstead-Reitan Sub-Scales, which include:
- Category Recognition Test
- Tactual Performance Test
- Seashore Rhythm Test
- Speech Sounds Perception Test
- Finger Tapping Test
- Trail Making Test
- Dynamometer Test
- Halstead-Wepman Aphasia Screening Test
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As you might judge from the names
of the sub-tests,
the battery is designed
to . give
a rather. comprehensive picture of the sensory, motor, cogMtive capabil-
ities
with the
intent of tying the performance
(i.e.,
deficiencies)
to identif-
SGI
lable parts of the nervous
system.
tells me that the Langley-Porter Clinic,
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which
is apparently located near you,
could almost certainly handle
it.
Its
major virtue
is that evidence from it should tend to fit very neatly into the
evi<^jj^^accruing from the other
(mid-performance) neurophysiological data.
And,
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if ^^^^Bcan handle the in-depth interviews
as well as the PAS testing,
it would
leave you with very little
to cover in the behavioral area— other than those few
tests which Halstead-Reitan doesn't cover:
Projection T ests. Aptitude -Values Tests.
Suggestibility Tests,
and Field Dependency (or Embedded Figure) Tests.
.Please
let us know how you react to the
idea and whether
it
seems feasible—
and,
in any case, we'd like to hear from you regarding your post-conference views,
plans
and. arrangements with respect to the entire
'basic research'
shopping-list
that we discuHsed.
For instance,
does
it all seem feasible or have you run into
any problems with respect to gear or personnel? How do you envisage phasing it
into the overall program? Have you had any resistance from the subjects?
Regards
,
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Final
Report- -Objective
E,
Task
December
1987
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A REMOTE ACTION INVESTIGATION WITH
MARINE ANIMALS
By:
EDWIN
C. MAY
C. M. PLEASS
College of Marine Studies
University of Delaware
Prepared
for:
PETER
J. McNELIS, DSW
CONTRACTING OFFICER'S TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE
333 Ravenswood Avenue
Menlo
Park,
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94025
U.S.A.
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Final Report- -Objective E,
Task
Covering the Period
October
1986
to 30 September
1987
December 1987
A REMOTE ACTION INVESTIGATION WITH
MARINE ANIMALS
By:
EDWIN
C. MAY
C. M. PLEASS
College of Marine Studies
University
of Delaware
Prepared
for:
PETER
J. McNELIS, DSW
CONTRACTING OFFICER'S TECHNICAL REPRESENTATIVE
SRI
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1291
Approved by:
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Geoscience and Engineering Center
333 Ravenswood Avenue
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Approved For Release UN CLASSIFIED (U) Table 1 (concluded) Topic: Miscellaneous Facility Name Country , Swedish Society for Psychical Research Sweden Total Articles: 1 Inst. fur Grenzgebiete der Psychologie West Germany und Psychohygiene, U. of Freiburg Total Articles: 3 Total Articles For Miscellaneous: 41 UNCLASSIFIED 13 Approved For Release soot NCLASSIEIED o00300080001-2
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POST-SESSION INTERVIEW
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION XXVIII
1.
(S)
Post-session interviews are conducted after the
completion of
a session
to provide the selected remote
viewer with the opportunity
to express himself concerning
his viewing experience.
2.
(S)
#7 was very happy with the results
of this session
in spite of
its associated problems.
He
does
feel,
however,
that
he should be able to control
"where
he goes"
during
the session.
He
also wishes
to be able
to relax and
concentrate more than he was able
to
do.
#7
is eager to
practice remote viewing and develop his "resolution."
3.
(S)
#7 and #66 work very well
together.
They have
established a trusting rapport.
This supportive environ-
ment will probably aid
in the development of #7's
capabilities.
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Approved For Release ORE ECIA-RDP96-00788R00090071 0001-5 SUMMARY ANALYSIS REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION XLIII 1. (S) This report provides documentation of a remote viewing session conducted for training purposes to enhance a remote viewer's demonstrated ability. 2. (S) The remote viewer's impressions appear to match the "beacon's" location at the originally designated target time. The viewer was disturbed by ambient room noise and was unable to relax and concentrate as well as he has done in the past. The remote viewer stated that he was confident that he had "hit" the target and was generally enthusiastic about the session. The "beacon" was enroute from his office to the Mall Entrance of the Pentagon to his car at the originally designated on-target time which was set forward thirty minutes at the last minute. 3. (S) The protocol used for this session is detailed in the document, Grill Flame Protocol, AMSAA Applied Remote Viewing Protocol (S), undated. 4. (S) Following is a transcript of the viewer's impressions during the remote viewing session. At TAB A are drawings made by the viewer reference his impressions of the target site. Approved For Release 20@0i@etis €14-RDP96-00788R000900710001-5
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Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000300140001-5 THE STAGES SKILL GAINED SIGNAL BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL STAGE 1. IDEQGRAMS AND IDEOGRAM SIGNALS THAT INOUCE/PROOUCE PROOUCTION IDEOGRAMIC RESPONSES (GESTALTS) STAGE 2. SENSATIONS EXPERIENCED SIGNALS PRODUCING TACTILE, SENSORY, FROM DISTANT SITE DIMENSIONAL ESTIMATES, DIRECTIONAL FEELINGS, AND SO FORTH STAGE 3. MOTION ANO MOBILITY SIGNALS PROOUCING AESTHETIC , (LIMITED) AT DISTANT SITE RESPONSES IN VIEWER, SIMPLE RESULTING IN PRIMARY SKETCHES ANO “TRACKERS” ARTISTIC RENOERINGS STAGE 4. OUANTITATIVE AND QUALI. SIGNALS (MANIFOLD) THAT INDUCE TATIVE ASSESSMENTS OF ANALYTICAL COMPREHENSIONS VARIOUS DISTANT SITE CHARACTERISTICS STAGE 5. METHOOS OF INTERROGATING (STILL IN R&O) THE SIGNAL LINE STAGE 6. CREATING 3-DIMENSIONAL SIGNALS (CONSOLIOATED) THAT YIELD MODELS SIMPLE REPLICAS OF DISTANT SITE FEATURES STAGE 7. SONICS (STILL IN R&O} SIGNALS THAT INOUCE VERBAL CONTENT STAGE 8 HUMAN TO HUMAN INTER- ‘SIGNALS THAT IMPLY HUMAN PSYCHIC FACES (R&D, 1084/1985) EMPATHY AND INDUCE/PROOUCE IOEOGRAMIC RESPONSES (GESTALTS) FIGURE 1 THE STAGES 5 Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96+00787R000300140001-5