TO FROM .1 SUBJECT: _ cc MemorInclum � UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT 111 29 January 1954 Chief, Security Research Staff Chief, Technical Branch he DATE: ,���� �t( 1. -Reierence.is made to our disculesion concerning and his various interests, partic 1 incluaing his work vrnosis. As ou know � an popular writer on-en er of subjects. 2.
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The problem exists of ascertaining whether effective and practical'
techniques exist, or could be developed, which could be utilized to
render an individual subservient to an imposed will or control, thereby
posing a potential threat to National Security. Capavlete effectiveness of
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
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Honorable Rex C. Lee
Solicitor General of the
United States
U.S. Department of Justice
Washington, DC 20530
Dear Mr. Lee:
13 July 983
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Be: John Car;., Sims, et al. v. CIA
C.A. No. U2-19-61 (D.C. Cr. June 10, 1983)
On 10 June 1983, the Court of Appeals, with Circuit Judge
Bork dissenting in part, entered an opinibn adverse to the
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). As you are aware, Circuit
Qctober91 1959
In reply_to_yourlet
received from Professor
$5,000 grant made by the
Hungarian refugees:
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