Friday, June 29, 2007 Spokesman Review, front page headline:
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<div>Psychologists Linked To CIA</div>
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<div>Congress probes role in controversial interrogations</div>
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<div>by Karen Dorn Steele and Bill Morlin, Staff writers</div>
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<div>Article on page A1 continuing on page A10, covering over a full half page of text (no ads on A10), a long article for a newspaper like the Spokesman Review.</div>
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<div>The article states that an article "last week" in online <a href="http://Salon.com" target="_blank" onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)">Salon.com</a> identified psychologists James E. Mitchell and John Bruce Jessen as developers of a CIA interrogation program used with terror suspects. The article claims that Mitchell advocated the use of electroshock during an interrogation, according to a 2005 New Yorker article.
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<div>Quotes from the article:</div>
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<div>"Mitchell Jessen & Associates lists its corporate headquarters as the American Legion Building, 108 N. Washington, in downtown Spokane."</div>
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<div>"At the company's Spokane office, light jazz plays in the public hallway outside Suite 205. Behind a large dark wooden door, there is no one to greet visitors who step inside a small entrance room, illuminated with bright track lighting. A wall phone is available to call a secretary."
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<div> </div>-----------<br>Vision2020 Post: Ted Moffett<br>