MEMO OF CHRONOLOGICAL LISTING OF MEDICAL PERSONNEL THAT EXAMINED YURIY IVANOVICH NOSENKO
Originator: CIA
From: JOHN S. HUNT, SAG
To: CHIEF, SECURITY ANALYSIS GROUP
Document date: 08/04/1975
Document type: PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

4 August 1975

MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Security Analysis Group

SUBJECT

: Yuriy Ivanovich Nosenko

Reference is made to Subject's repeated allegations that

he had been given "drugs" during the period of his confine-

In this regard, the undersigned has re-

viewed the Office of Security files relating to Subject's

confinement, both at the safehouse in Maryland and at ISOLATION.

Cited review disclosed no evidence that the Subject had ever

been given any drugs or narcotics other than those which were

prescribed in connection with the Subject's specific medical

problems.

Below is a chronological listing of those instances where

co firement, as retted ed in the medice secret s

daily logs:

1. 20 May 1964: Unidentified physician

examined Subject.

2. 27 May 1964: Unidentified physician

examined Subject, prescribed a

laxative.

3. 10 June 1964: Unidentified physician

examined Subject, again

prescribed

a laxative.

4.

14 July 1964: Dr. Bohrer talked with

Subject.

5.

24 July 1964: Unidentified physician

talked to Subject.

29 July 1964: Unidentified physician

talked to Subject.

5 August 1964: Unidentified physician

talked to Subject.

8.

14 August 1964: Unidentified physician

examined Subject.

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18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

2 September 1964:

Unidentified physician

examined Subject.

21 September 1964: Unidentified physician

examined Subject.

24 September 1964: Unidentified physician

examined Subject.

5 October 1964: Unidentified physician

examined Subject.

19 October 1964:

Unidentified physiciar

examined Subject, Subject's pulse rate

described as high.

1 December 1964: Subject's case officer

suggested handcuffs be placed on"inter-

rogation chair.

This was discussed with

"the doctor," who agreed it was a good

idea.

3 December 1964: Unidentified physician

visited Subject.

11 December 1964: Unidentified physician

examined Subject, took a sample of

Subject's blood and urine.

7 January 1965: Unidentified physician

examined Subject, described as "physically

OK.'

14 January 1965: Unidentified physician

examined subject, gave coricidin pills

for headache.

5 February 1965:

Unidentified physician

examined Subject.

9 March 1965: Dr. Bohrer examined Subject.

17 March 1965: Unidentified physician

examined Subject.

25 March 1965: Unidentified physician

examined

• Subject, prescribed a laxative.

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24.

25.

26.

27.

30 April 1965: Unidentified physician

examined

• subject, described as "fit."

3 May 1965:

Dr. Dickmeyer (psychiatrist?)

talked to Subject.

6 May 1965: "Same doctor as before" ques-

tioned Subject.

12 May 1965: Dr. Dutchmeyer (psychiatrist?)

and others interrogated Subject.

19 May 1965:

Dr. Gettinger and others inter-

rogated Subject.

29.

20 May 1965: Dr: Gettinger (psychiatrist?)

and others interrogated Subject.

21 May 1965: Dr. Gettinger and others inter-

rogated Subject.

10 June 1965: Unidentified physician examined

Subject, described as in "good shape."

31.

18 June 1965: Three aspirins given to Subject

for toothache, log does not reflect who

gave subject the aspirins.

32.

25 June 1965: Unidentified physician visited

site, no indication if he saw the Subject.

33.

23 July 1965: Subject had toothache, given

aspirin, log does not show who gave

Subject

the aspirin.

34.

28 July 1965: Unidentified physician examined

Subject, described as physically sound.

(Changed sites to ISOLATION on 14 August 1965)

35.

24 August 1965: Station physician examined

Subject due to toothache and left pills

(not identified) for pain.

36.

25 August 1965: Unidentified physician and

medical technician gave Subject an

electrocardiogram--physician advised

Subject to discontinue toothache pain

pills, but to remain on the "antibiotic."

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37.

30 August 1965: Medical technician saw

Subject due to Subject's gas problem,

medical tech gave Subject an injection

of Thorazine, and left eleven donnetal

tablets, one to be given to Subject after

each meal if problem continued.

38.

27 September 1965:

Station doctor examined

Subject, the doctor requested that

Subject

provide stool

sample for next

three days.:

39.

28 September 1965: Stool sample delivered to

dispensary.

40.

3 October 1965: Stool sample delivered to

dispensary.

41.

29 November 1965: Station doctor and medical

technician visited Subject--doctor dis-

cussed Subject's medical history at pre-

vious site, and possibility that Subject

may have syphilis--Subject denied. Doctor

was prepared to do a spinal tap at that

time, to test for syphilis, but Subject

refused.

42.

15 December 1965: Medical technician examined

a growth on

• Subject's neck.

20 December 1965: Station doctor examined

Subject's neck.

(Memorandum dated 27 December 1965: Dr. Bohrer

suggested that Dr. Donald Borcherding be nominated

as Subject's "doctor at ISOLATION)

44.

45.

46.

20 January 1966: Medical technician visited

Subject for gas, prescribed pills which

Subject refused to take.

21 January 1966:

Medical technician and Dr. "B"

gave Subject a physical examination.

2 February 1966: Sample of Subject's urine

obtained and delivered to dispensary.

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3 February 1966: Medical technician took urine

and blood

samples from Subject.

16 February 1966: Medical technician talked to

Subject.

17 February 1966: Medical technician talked to

Subject.

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52.

54.

55.

21 February 1966: Medical technician talked to

Subject.

1 March 1966: Medical technician and two

doctors from Headquarters, (both of whose

last names started with "B") gave Subject

physical examination.

2 April 1966: Medical technician (Bob Fletcher)

brought a laxative to Subject.

6 April 1966: Medical technician (Bob Fletcher)

brought Subject a different type of laxative.

24 May 1966: Medical technician talked to

Subject concerning Subject's constipation.

22 June 1966: Station doctor and medical tech-

nician examined Subject.

(During period 23 June 1966-14 February 1967--10gs

do not reflect any visits by medical personnel to

Subject.)

56.

15 February 1967: Subject taken to dispensary

for an X-ray.

57.

31 March 1967: Subject given two ornade

capsules, logs do not reflect who gave

Subject the ornade.

58.

1 April 1967: Subject given two ornade

capsules--logs do not reflect who gave

Subject the ornade.

59. 11 May bject a

11 May 1967: Medical technician (Bob F.) gave

Subject a dose of medicine (unidentified)

for

constipation.

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66.

19 May 1967: Medical technician recommended

Subject be given capsule (unidentified)

constipation on daily basis, as well

some liquid (unidentified) medication

if required.

26 May 1967: Medical technician looked at

growth on Subject's ear.

31 May 1967: Medical technician lanced and

treated growth on Subject's ear (sebaceous

cyst) --terramycin pills left for Subject.

7 June 1967: Medical technician changed the

bandage on Subject's ear.

18 September 1967: Subject taken to dispensary

for chest X-ray.

19 September 1967: Medical technician (Bob F.)

some bly doctor rise medical lane tha

(Bob F.) gave Subject a physical examina-

tion.

25 September 1967: Medical technician (Bob F.)

checked Subject for a cold, gave pills and

other medication not identified.

67. 1 October 1967:

Subject given an E.K.G. by

medical technician (Bob F.)

The above chronological listing of medical treatment relat-

ing to the Susheen reflects the identities of the medical per-

No attempt was made to interpret from the

logs as to the identities of the medical personnel who were

referred

to by

first name

and/or initials.

John

Security Analysis Group

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