1961

Certainly one of the most major events of 1961, though, was the opening of the most comprehensive, exhaustive auditor training course ever-the Saint Hill Special Briefing Course. Inaugurated on the 24th of March at Saint Hill Manor, this course rapidly became known the world over as the course where truly expert auditors were made.

(To be released on cassette.)

2 Jan
Present Time Problems-Why Cases Don't Move

2 Jan
Present Time Problems and Withholds

3 Jan
E-Meter

3 Jan
Withholds

4 Jan
The Mechanics of the Reactive Bank

4 Jan
Clearing Procedure

5 Jan
Dianetics and Present Time Problems

5 Jan
Methods of Clearing Technology

6 Jan
Dianetic Assist and Presession 38

6 Jan
Clearing Routine

Issues

HCO PL 4 Jan I
Urgent Mimeo Change

HCO PL 9 Jan
Duties of HCO

HCO PL 10 Jan
A Brief Outline of an HGC As Currently Done

HCOB 12 Jan
New Help Data

HCO PL 16 Jan I
Help Me Put in the New Lines

HCO PL 16 Jan II
New Road

HCOB 19 Jan
Additional HAS Processes

The content and method of delivery of the Anatomy of the Human Mind Course was the key topic of the lectures at this congress. (To be released on cassette.)

21 Jan
Opening Lecture

21 Jan
The Parts of the Mind

21 Jan
Aberration and the Handling Of

22 Jan
Evolution of Early Research-Prehav Scale

22 Jan
Things of Scientology: Cycle of Action, Time Track, Stable Datum

22 Jan
Johannesburg Staff Intros, Lecture: Clearing Certs for Clears

(Reproduced on cassette for the South African Rundown Auditor Course.)

23 Jan
HAS Co-audit Processes and E-Meter

24 Jan
Presession 38

25 Jan
Model Session Revised

26 Jan
Difference Between Dianetics and Scientology-Presession 38

27 Jan
Creative Ability

2 Feb
Auditor Failures

3 Feb
Regimen and Prehavingness-Advances

6 Feb
Making Formulas Out of the Prehav Scale

7 Feb
What Are You Auditing?

8 Feb
Case Behavior Under Processing

9 Feb
Mental Healing: Sanity and Insanity

10 Feb
Organization Lines

13 Feb
The Three Therapies of Earth

14 Feb
Fundamentals of Auditing

15 Feb
Havingness and Confront Scales

16 Feb
Machines and Havingness

17 Feb
Case Conditions

Issues

HCO PL 23 Jan
PE Course Abolished

HCO PL 24 Jan
A Test Policy on MD Referrals

HCOB 25 Jan
Handling of Rudiments

HCOB 26 Jan
The "Ultimate" Processes

HCOB 28 Jan
New Assessment Scale

HCO PL 30 Jan II
Case Files

HCO PL 31 Jan I
Spheres of Influence

HCO PL 31 Jan II
Message Placement

HCO PL 31 Jan III
Academy Meters

Article

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Personal Integrity

Issues

HCOB 2 Feb I
Command Sheet, Prehavingness Scale

HCOB 2 Feb II
UK Cases Different

HCO PL 4 Feb
Types of Letters Established

HCO PL 7 Feb
Proper Public Routing

HCOB 9 Feb
New Presession Data and Script Change

HCO PL 10 Feb
Professional Charges

HCO PL 12 Feb
Certificates and Awards Revised List

HCO PL 13 Feb
Permanent Staff Requirement Changes

HCO PL 14 Feb I
Personnel Procurement

HCO PL 14 Feb II
The Pattern of a Central Organization

HCOB 16 Feb
Formula 19

HCO PL 17 Feb I
HCO Continental

HCO PL 17 Feb II
State of Emergency

HCO INFO LETTER 18 Feb
Magazines

HCOB 18 Feb
SOP Goals, Marvelous New Breakthrough, Be-Do-Have Coordinated

HCO PL 19 Feb II
Accounts: How to Do a Payroll

HCOB 20 Feb
Important Data on Goals SOP

HCO PL 21 Feb I
Pattern for City Offices

HCO PL 21 Feb II
Choosing PE and Registration Personnel

HCO PL 22 Feb I
My Program to Raise Your Unit

HCO PL 22 Feb II
Permanent Staff Exam

Hubbard British Mark IV E-Meter

The British Mark IV E-Meter was introduced in early 1961. As of June 1961, the only meter allowed in Academies of Scientology was the British Mark IV.

HCO PL 23 Feb
Directives from a Board Member

HCOB 23 Feb
PT Problem and Goals

HCO PL 26 Feb II
Qualification of Executives

HCO PL 27 Feb
Outside Pcs of Staff Members

HCO PL 2 Mar
Automatic Evaluation Packet for PE Foundation

HCOB 2 Mar I
New Prehav Command

HCOB 2 Mar II
Use of SOP Goals Procedure

HCOB 2 Mar III
Formula 20

HCO PL 12 Mar II
Supplies of Central Organization Forms

HCO PL 12 Mar III
Duties of the Assoc Sec's Sec in a Central Organization

HCO PL 13 Mar I
Department of Official Affairs

HCO PL 13 Mar II
Department of Official Affairs

HCO PL 13 Mar III
Staff Auditor Training

HCO PL 13 Mar IV
Free Courses

HCO PL 20 Mar I
Mimeo and File Procedure

HCO PL 20 Mar II
Basic Staff Auditor's Hat

HCO PL 22 Mar
Staff Members Ordered to Processing

HCO PL 23 Mar
Distribution of Bulletin Change

HCOB 23 Mar
SOP Goals

HCO PL 24 Mar I
Training Project Construction and Preparation

HCO PL 24 Mar II
HGC Admin Partial Hat, Staff Auditor Assignment

HCO PL 24 Mar III
Status of PE Courses

HCO PL 25 Mar
Security Rules

HCO PL 26 Mar
Animals Forbidden in House

HCO PL 28 Mar
Personnel Policies, Staff Post Qualifications, Permanent Executives to Be Approved

HCOB 31 Mar
SOP Goals Modified

HCO PL 31 Mar
The Director of Processing's Case Checking Hat

Article

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The 3rd South African ACC, Holding a Standard

Issues

HCO PL 2 Apr
Staff Auditor Training, Sequence of Study

HCO PL 5 Apr I
HCA/HPA or Practical Course Rundown for Academies

HCO PL 5 Apr II
SOP Goals Goofs

HCOB 6 Apr I
SOP Goals, Goals Assessment Problems Sorted Out

HCOB 6 Apr II
SOP Goals, Repairing a Case

HCOB 7 Apr I
Assessing for Goals and Terminals by Elimination

HCOB 7 Apr II
SOP Goals, Modification I

HCO PL 7 Apr I
Examinations of Academy Students to Be Done by Director of Processing

HCO PL 7 Apr RC II
Rev. 15 Nov 87
Johannesburg Confessional List Confessional Form 1RA

HCO PL 8 Apr
OIC Board

HCO PL 9 Apr I
Staff Intensives

HCO PL 9 Apr II
City Offices, Successful Patterns

HCO PL 10 Apr
HCO, Ltd., HPA/HCA Certificate Conditions

HCO PL 11 Apr
How to Do a Staff Job

HCOB 11 Apr
SOP Goals, Errors

HCOB 12 Apr
Training Drills

HCO INFO LETTER 13 Apr
Terror Stalks

HCO INFO LETTER 14 Apr I
PE Handout

HCO INFO LETTER 14 Apr II
New Book

HCO PL 17 Apr
Training, Professional, New Policy

HCOB 23 Apr
Change Processes

HCO PL 25 Apr I
D of P Form

HCO PL 25 Apr II
Association Secretary Duties

HCOB 27 Apr
Change Processes

HCO PL 28 Apr II
Central Organization Minimum Staff

HCOB 30 Apr R
Rev. 25 Nov 73
Change Brackets and Commands

Published by Hubbard Communications Office, Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex, England, May 1961. TRANSLATIONS: Dutch, German, French, Italian and Spanish.

Published by Hubbard Communications Office, Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex, England, May 1961.

Issues

HCO PL 2 May
Procedure on Setting Up Central Orgs or City Offices

HCO PL 3 May
Dining Room for Staff

HCOB 4 May
Process Levels, Necessity for Training

The following lectures mark the beginning of the famous Saint Hill Special Briefing Course, delivered personally by L. Ron Hubbard at Saint Hill from 1961 through 1966. During the next five and a half years, Mr. Hubbard lectured regularly to the students and personally oversaw their training so as to make them true experts who could be counted on to carry the latest technology and the highest standards of competence to the field. (The full set of 437 Saint Hill Special Briefing Course Lectures, from 1961 through 1966, is available on cassette.)

7 May
E-Meter Talk and Demo

12 May
Assessment

19 May
E-Meter

26 May
On Auditing

1 Jun
Flattening a Process and the E-Meter

2 Jun
Flows, Prehav Scale, Primary Scale

5 Jun
Routine 1, 2 and 3

6 Jun
Security Checks

7 Jun
Points in Assessing

8 Jun
Question and Answer Period: Ending an Intensive

9 Jun
Reading E-Meter Reactions

12 Jun
E-Meter Actions, Errors in Auditing

13 Jun
Seminar, Question and Answer Period

14 Jun
Seminar: Withholds

15 Jun
Not-Know

16 Jun
Confront and Havingness-Routines 1, 2 and 3

19 Jun
Question and Answer Period: Auditing Slowdowns

20 Jun
Sec Check Questions, Mutual Rudiments

21 Jun
Seminar: Auditing Speed

22 Jun
Running CCHs

23 Jun
Question and Answer Period: CCHs, Auditing

26 Jun
Dealing with Attacks on Scientology

27 Jun
CCHs-Circuits

28 Jun
Raw Meat-Trouble-shooting Cases

29 Jun
Wrong Target, Sec Check

30 Jun
Training on TRs, Talk on Auditing

3 Jul
Routine 1A-Problems

4 Jul
Routine 1A-Problems and Solutions

5 Jul
Question and Answer Period: Procedure in Auditing

6 Jul
Routine 1A-Problems and Confront

11 Jul
Routine 1A-Problems and Security Checks

12 Jul
Question and Answer Period: Anatomy of Maybe, Solutions

14 Jul
Checking Ruds and Withholds

18 Jul
Can't-Have, Create, Fundamentals of All Problems

19 Jul
Question and Answer Period: Auditor Effect on Meter

20 Jul
Games Conditions

3 Aug
Creation and Goals

4 Aug
Methodology of Auditing-Not Doingness and Occlusion

8 Aug
Forgettingness

9 Aug
Question and Answer Period: Goals Search

10 Aug
Question and Answer Period: Goals Assessment, Behavior of Pc

11 Aug
Basics of Auditing, Matter-of-Factness

15 Aug
Question and Answer Period: Anatomy and Assessment of Goals

16 Aug
Unknown-Cyclic Aspect of Goals

17 Aug
Rudiments, Valences

18 Aug
Control of Attention

22 Aug
PTPs, Unknownnesses

23 Aug
Auditing Basics

24 Aug
Rudiments

29 Aug
Basics of Auditing

30 Aug
Auditing Quality

31 Aug
What is Auditing?

5 Sep
Principles of Auditing

6 Sep
Subjective Reality

7 Sep
Reality in Auditing

12 Sep
Clearing Breakthrough

13 Sep
Sec Check and Withholds

14 Sep
Goals and Terminals Assessment

19 Sep
Question and Answer Period: Prehav, Sec Checks, ARC Break Process

20 Sep
Seminar, Question and Answer Period: What Is Knowable to the Pc

21 Sep
Smoothness of Auditing

26 Sep
Teaching the Field Sec Checks

27 Sep
Question and Answer Period: States of Beingness

28 Sep
Grades of Auditors

3 Oct
The Prior Confusion

4 Oct
Moral Codes: What is a Withhold?

5 Oct
Sec Checking: Types of Withholds

10 Oct
Problems Intensive

11 Oct
Problems Intensive Assessment

12 Oct
Problems

17 Oct
Problems Intensive Procedures

18 Oct
Valences, Circuits

19 Oct
Question and Answer Period: Flows

24 Oct
Clearing

25 Oct
Importance of Goals Terminals

26 Oct
Security Checking: Auditing Errors

31 Oct
Rudiments

1 Nov
Formation of Commands

2 Nov
How to Security Check

7 Nov
Routine 3A

8 Nov
Checking Case Reports

9 Nov
Effective Auditing

14 Nov
Routine 3D

15 Nov
Routine 3D (cont.)

16 Nov
Points in Assessing

21 Nov
Running 3D

22 Nov
Reading the E-Meter

23 Nov
Auxiliary Prehav 3D Scale

28 Nov
Havingness

29 Nov
E-Meter Tips

30 Nov
Parts of 3D

5 Dec
Aspects of 3D

6 Dec
Sec Checks Necessary

7 Dec
Expectancy of 3D

12 Dec
Sec Checks in Processing

13 Dec
Assessing 3D

14 Dec
Anatomy of Problems

19 Dec
3D Packages

20 Dec
Upgrading Auditing

21 Dec
Probabilities of 3D

Issues

HCO PL 10 May
Staff Auditors

HCO PL 11 May I
Student Training, Auditing Has Priority

HCOB 11 May I
E-Meter Horror

HCOB 11 May II
Assessment by Elimination, SOP Goals

HCOB 13 May
Assessing for SOP Goals Improved

HCO PL 16 May
HPA/HCA Requirement

HCOB 19 May
Assessment Data

HCO PL 22 May
The Only Valid Security Check

HCOB 23 May
Prehav Scale Revised

SCALE May
Secondary Scale

HCO INFO LETTER 23 May
Telex From Ron to D of P London

HCO PL 24 May
SOP Goals Assessments

SEC ED 24 May
Responsibility for Results

HCOB 25 May
Releasing and Preparing a Case for SOP Goals

HCO PL 26 May I
Modification of HPA/HCA, BScn/HCS Schedule

HCO PL 26 May II
Quality Counts KSW Series 2

HCO PL 26 May III
Basic Staff Auditor's Hat

HCOB 29 May
Clarification of "Change Processing"

HCO PL 29 May I
Quality and Admin in Central Orgs KSW Series 3

HCO PL 29 May II
Security of House

HCO PL 30 May I
Current Office Work

HCO PL 30 May II
How to Confess in HCO

HCOB 1 Jun
Assessing

HCOB 5 Jun
Processes Allowed

HCOB 7 Jun
Academy Schedule, Clarification Of

HCO PL 7 Jun
Orders

HCOB 8 Jun R
Rev. 22 Feb 79
E-Meter Watching, Are You Waiting for the Meter to Play Dixie?

Article

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The Sad Tail of PDH

Issues

HCO PL 9 Jun
Technical Hat Checking, Vital Policy for HCO Area Sec LRH Comm N/W Series 22

HCOB 16 Jun
CCHs and Routine 1

HCOB 17 Jun
Primary Scale Amended

HCOB 19 Jun
Sec Check Whole Track

HCOB 23 Jun
Running CCHs

HCOB 27 Jun
Routine One

HCO PL 29 Jun R
Rev. 8 Nov 80
Student Confessional List Confessional Form 5R

Article

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News News News

Issues

HCOB 6 Jul
Routine 1A

HCO PL 7 Jul R II
Rev. 5 Nov 80
Auditor Confessional List Confessional Form 3R

HCOB 10 Jul
Metering Rudiments

HCO PL 22 Jul
Executives' Pay

Article

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Scientology's Future

Issues

HCO PL 4 Aug
Private Mail and Telephone Calls

HCOB 10 Aug
Information on Clears

HCO PL 14 Aug I
City Offices

HCO PL 23 Aug
HPA/HCA Policy

HCOB 23 Aug
New Clearing Breakthrough!

HCOB 24 Aug
Valences Key to Clearing

HCO PL 24 Aug
HCO Organization, Future Plans

HCOB 31 Aug
Advances in Technology

HCO PL 3 Sep
HCO Vol Sec Policy Revised

HCOB 7 Sep
New Facts of Life

HCO PL 12 Sep
Curriculum for Clearing Courses

HCO PL 13 Sep I
General Office Orders

HCO PL 13 Sep II
HCO WW Security Form 7A

HCOB 14 Sep
New Rudiments Commands

HCO PL 18 Sep R
Rev. 16 Mar 89
HCO WW Security Form 7B

HCO PL 19 Sep
Reality Test for Students

HCO PL 20 Sep
Training Policy

HCO PL 21 Sep I
Despatch Lines

HCO PL 21 Sep II
Laundry

HCOB 21 Sep
Security Check Children

HCOB 28 Sep
HCO WW Security Forms 7A and 7B

HCO PL 29 Sep
HGC Allowed Processes

HCO PL 2 Oct II
Mission Policies

HCO PL 5 Oct
Repairs and Cleaning of My Office

HCOB 5 Oct
Clean Hands Make a Happy Life

HCO PL 6 Oct
Staff Clearing

HCOB 6 Oct
Training of Staff Auditors

HCO PL 7 Oct
Friday Cables

HCO PL 9 Oct I
Academy Training

HCOB 9 Oct
Rudiments, Change In

HCO PL 9 Oct II
HPA/HCA Rundown Change

HCO PL 10 Oct
Problems Intensive for Staff Clearing

HCOB 12 Oct
Student Practice Check

HCO PL 16 Oct
Income Records

HCOB 17 Oct
Problems Intensives

HCO PL 18 Oct
Examinations

HCOB 19 Oct
Security Questions Must Be Nulled

HCO PL 20 Oct RB
Rev. 11 Jan 85
Non-Scientology Staff

HCO PL 23 Oct I
E-Meters to Be Approved

HCO PL 23 Oct II
HGC Preprocessing Security Check

HCO PL 23 Oct III
Pay of Executives

HCO PL 25 Oct
New Students Sec Check

HCOB 26 Oct
Safe Auditing Table

HCO PL 27 Oct
Professional Rates Restored

HCO PL 1 Nov
HCO WW Security Form 5A

HCOB 2 Nov I
The Prior Confusion

HCO PL 2 Nov II
Training Quality KSW Series 16

HCOB 7 Nov
Routine 3A

HCOB 9 Nov
The Problems Intensive, Use of the Prior Confusion

HCO INFO LETTER 14 Nov
Routine 3D

HCO PL 14 Nov
Stabilization of Clears

HCO INFO LETTER 15 Nov
Add Routine 3D

HCOB 16 Nov
Sec Checking

HCOB 20 Nov
Routine 3D Commands

HCO PL 21 Nov I
Letter Writer's Code

HCO PL 21 Nov II
HGC Processing Liability

HCO PL 23 Nov I
Accounts

HCOB 23 Nov I
Meter Reading

HCOB 23 Nov II
Auxiliary Prehav 3D Scale

COMMAND SHEET 27 Nov
Routine 3D Command Sheet

COMMAND SHEET 28 Nov
Routine 3D Improved Commands of 28 November 1961

HCO PL 29 Nov
Classes of Auditors

COMMAND SHEET 30 Nov
Routine 3D Improved Commands of 30 November 1961

HCOB 30 Nov
ARC Process 1961

HCOB 3 Dec
Running 3D Levels

HCO PL 6 Dec
Saint Hill Training Candidates from Organizations

HCOB 7 Dec
Sec Checks Vital

COMMAND SHEET 7 Dec
Command Sheet for Routine 3D

HCO PL 11 Dec RB
Rev. 16 Mar 89
Organization Rudiments

HCO PL 12 Dec
Training Activities

HCO PL 13 Dec
Extension Course Completion

HCOB 13 Dec
Varying Sec Check Questions
HCOB 14 Dec
Rudiments, Modernized

HCO PL 15 Dec R
Rev. 16 Mar 89
Rudiment Checklist for Orgs

HCO PL 19 Dec II
Saint Hill Retreads

HCO PL 20 Dec
Student E-Metering

COMMAND SHEET 26 Dec
Command Sheet Routine 3D

HCO PL 27 Dec
Sec Checks on Staff

HCOB 28 Dec I
E-Meter Electrodes, a Dissertation on Soup Cans

HCOB 28 Dec II
3D Rules of Thumb

Taking a short break from his heavy schedule of research, lectures and instruction at Saint Hill, Mr. Hubbard flew to Washington where he gave a nine-hour series of lectures on advanced auditing procedures and the technology of Scientology Confessionals. (To be released on cassette as a series entitled "The Expansion of Havingness.")

30 Dec
Scientology, Where We Are Going

30 Dec
Auditing Perfection and Classes of Auditors

30 Dec
Parts of the 3D Package

31 Dec
The Goals Problem Mass

31 Dec
The E-Meter and Its Use

31 Dec
Havingness, Quality of Reach

1 Jan
The Valence, How It Works

1 Jan
Goals Package Balance of Valences and Identification

1 Jan
Effectiveness and Your Effectiveness Now