(ESTIMATED PUB DATE) UNTITLED DAILY LOG PAGES FOR 23 MAY THRU 8 JUNE 1950

• Document Type: SPECIALCOLLECTION
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): 00190498
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: U
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: January 21, 2025
• Document Release Date: January 15, 1983
• Publication Date: June 1, 1950

ronday2 22 Lay 1950
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10330 hours, meeting re narco-analysis as used by past and present
enemy nations.
Present at the meeting wor
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Aller
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recognize amplifications.
to review past requirements statement to
.2. Include sub'e 'n search list
of Nurnberg material
activity re:
a. drugs..
b. Psychiatric hypno therapy and narco-analysis.
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to review whallIP
3. 101 OOk-nows of U.3. Government
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c. Pickup in Government circl 'nformation on technique
and driigs used in public trials of etc.
d. Related fields.
4. 40011V11 recognize need of further inquiries.
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diftillitandOlakirfor
effort.
6. Men _ eaches "prorTess report of evaluation," create a
aarr
committee of judges and appraisers.
Tuesday, 26 ?!ay 1950
revierr of further collection
Two hour interview wit re acivitins daring war
and location of."speciaI file", which he heliZs1s stored in uarchives.")
Note: See special memorandum re interview wit 13/(0
Monday, 29 T.',ay 1950
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assignment to 031.
Wednesday, 31 T:lacT 1950
to contac
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came to the office after an interview with
Had two hour interview re a ities during war. He offered access
special file" referred to b cLS being in-archives.
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Interview wit01111111OVTe Note).
Thursday, 1.June 1950
Friday, 2 June 1950
0(A4 material.
and therefore
arts working on narco-analysis
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tn in ces not cover this subject.
has not yet recovered from
contact indefinitely wit
or electric shock therapy .6 other phases o
bibliography.
is not yet cleared
r7 and other trial
ostnone
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subconscious isolation.
After adequate cross checking contact with followinr should be considered:
Fridav 9 June 1950
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ould not keep appointment s
ana ysis, but eel1er-137st
tration.
Tuesday, 6 June 1950
Interview in
lie has full-time prtL"..4all
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nd he cooperated.
�'; latest information on su
utad
had incidental interview with
No mnntion of narco-
ana their interests in.adlninis-
7re activities durinL: war.
but is esx;er La coopera'te
an counter espionaze durin;, war.
not rldicate any faniliaritl wit:a
isolation, in fact he has not yet
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metillilitralthough he knev during the war. He will give
names of past contacts and brill, a ester up to date by adding new
which are available through his contact.
Thursday, 3 June 19'50
of requirements
says the origin
requirements.
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or liai6sonbetwee
would have interview wit
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which were submitted througi
e uirements were-altered, promises co
gain promises appoint et wit
1,oing on leave s
, al any connection
Agreed tha
xegarding interrogation
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names
as the most complete file on narco-analysis seen to date.
Has an extensive table of drugs used by the Russians, including Harmaline.
There was emphasis on narco-analysis with little on hypno-narco-analysis.
However, he is definitely concerned with psychiatric interrogation. From
the treatment of psychiatric cases, the group finds that the patient
remembers what went on during the period of narcosis.
Di u the uerrogation. Th ,, as arranged
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la � � ays the
are not especi y in erested and
wi 1 ncluded in t e te roa1on. �Interro7 will be covered
by t echnical do Uring the complete
physical examination an '11 be� orought in during the physiological'
testing and during subsequen interrogation. The Russian use of duress and
narco-analytical methods will be cf� .r7..4i,.- olitical and other interrogation
will be conducted at a later date. ;,:--s been advised of the advise-
bility to exclude other CIA representatives during the preliminary testing.
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