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"In Sterling, New Hampshire, 17-year-old high school student Peter Houghton has endured years of verbal and physical abuse at the hands of classmates. His best friend, Josie Cormier, succumbed to peer pressure and now hangs out with the popular crowd that often instigates the harassment. One final incident of bullying sends Peter over the edge and leads him to commit an act of violence that forever changes the lives of Sterling's residents. Even those who were not inside the school that morning find their lives in an upheaval, including Alex Cormier. The superior court judge assigned to the Houghton case, Alex - whose daughter, Josie, witnessed the events that unfolded - must decide whether or not to step down. She's torn between presiding over the biggest case of her career and knowing that doing so will cause an even wider chasm in her relationship with her emotionally fragile daughter. Josie, meanwhile, claims she can't remember what happened in the last fatal minutes of Peter's rampage. Or can she? And Peter's parents, Lacy and Lewis Houghton, ceaselessly examine the past to see what they might have said or done to compel their son to such extremes. Rich with psychological and social insight, Nineteen Minutes is a riveting, poignant, and thought-provoking novel that has at its center a haunting question. Do we ever really know someone?"--From source other than the Library of Congress

"In Sterling, New Hampshire, 17-year-old high school student Peter Houghton has endured years of verbal and physical abuse at the hands of classmates. His best friend, Josie Cormier, succumbed to peer pressure and now hangs out with the popular crowd that often instigates the harassment. One final incident of bullying sends Peter over the edge and leads him to commit an act of violence that forever changes the lives of Sterling's residents. Even those who were not inside the school that morning find their lives in an upheaval, including Alex Cormier. The superior court judge assigned to the Houghton case, Alex - whose daughter, Josie, witnessed the events that unfolded - must decide whether or not to step down. She's torn between presiding over the biggest case of her career and knowing that doing so will cause an even wider chasm in her relationship with her emotionally fragile daughter. Josie, meanwhile, claims she can't remember what happened in the last fatal minutes of Peter's rampage. Or can she? And Peter's parents, Lacy and Lewis Houghton, ceaselessly examine the past to see what they might have said or done to compel their son to such extremes. Rich with psychological and social insight, Nineteen Minutes is a riveting, poignant, and thought-provoking novel that has at its center a haunting question. Do we ever really know someone?"--From source other than the Library of Congress

"In Sterling, New Hampshire, 17-year-old high school student Peter Houghton has endured years of verbal and physical abuse at the hands of classmates. His best friend, Josie Cormier, succumbed to peer pressure and now hangs out with the popular crowd that often instigates the harassment. One final incident of bullying sends Peter over the edge and leads him to commit an act of violence that forever changes the lives of Sterling's residents. Even those who were not inside the school that morning find their lives in an upheaval, including Alex Cormier. The superior court judge assigned to the Houghton case, Alex - whose daughter, Josie, witnessed the events that unfolded - must decide whether or not to step down. She's torn between presiding over the biggest case of her career and knowing that doing so will cause an even wider chasm in her relationship with her emotionally fragile daughter. Josie, meanwhile, claims she can't remember what happened in the last fatal minutes of Peter's rampage. Or can she? And Peter's parents, Lacy and Lewis Houghton, ceaselessly examine the past to see what they might have said or done to compel their son to such extremes. Rich with psychological and social insight, Nineteen Minutes is a riveting, poignant, and thought-provoking novel that has at its center a haunting question. Do we ever really know someone?"--From source other than the Library of Congress

"In Sterling, New Hampshire, 17-year-old high school student Peter Houghton has endured years of verbal and physical abuse at the hands of classmates. His best friend, Josie Cormier, succumbed to peer pressure and now hangs out with the popular crowd that often instigates the harassment. One final incident of bullying sends Peter over the edge and leads him to commit an act of violence that forever changes the lives of Sterling's residents. Even those who were not inside the school that morning find their lives in an upheaval, including Alex Cormier. The superior court judge assigned to the Houghton case, Alex - whose daughter, Josie, witnessed the events that unfolded - must decide whether or not to step down. She's torn between presiding over the biggest case of her career and knowing that doing so will cause an even wider chasm in her relationship with her emotionally fragile daughter. Josie, meanwhile, claims she can't remember what happened in the last fatal minutes of Peter's rampage. Or can she? And Peter's parents, Lacy and Lewis Houghton, ceaselessly examine the past to see what they might have said or done to compel their son to such extremes. Rich with psychological and social insight, Nineteen Minutes is a riveting, poignant, and thought-provoking novel that has at its center a haunting question. Do we ever really know someone?"--From source other than the Library of Congress

"In Sterling, New Hampshire, 17-year-old high school student Peter Houghton has endured years of verbal and physical abuse at the hands of classmates. His best friend, Josie Cormier, succumbed to peer pressure and now hangs out with the popular crowd that often instigates the harassment. One final incident of bullying sends Peter over the edge and leads him to commit an act of violence that forever changes the lives of Sterling's residents. Even those who were not inside the school that morning find their lives in an upheaval, including Alex Cormier. The superior court judge assigned to the Houghton case, Alex - whose daughter, Josie, witnessed the events that unfolded - must decide whether or not to step down. She's torn between presiding over the biggest case of her career and knowing that doing so will cause an even wider chasm in her relationship with her emotionally fragile daughter. Josie, meanwhile, claims she can't remember what happened in the last fatal minutes of Peter's rampage. Or can she? And Peter's parents, Lacy and Lewis Houghton, ceaselessly examine the past to see what they might have said or done to compel their son to such extremes. Rich with psychological and social insight, Nineteen Minutes is a riveting, poignant, and thought-provoking novel that has at its center a haunting question. Do we ever really know someone?"--From source other than the Library of Congress

Approved For Rgfegssg" 0`AR47FP3gZWA--WPSOBQ 9A000400070027-4 VI/M-19 3 June 1965 U N I T E D S T A T E S I N T E L L I G E N C E B OAR D COMMITTEE ON DOCUMENTATION TASK TEAM I - CONTENT CONTROL Minutes of the Nineteenth Meeting 27 May 1965 Members or Their Representatives Pre sent 25X1 NSA CIA DIA STATE CSS Others Present None 1. Members reported manhours spent in preparing for this meeting. 2. The Team continued its deliberation and the development of subject categories for content control. 0 distributed copies of a fourth draft of Category IV, Science and Technology. 25X1 also distributed copies of a revision of Category IV which was designated revision 4T. These revisions were reviewed and corrected. 25X1 was requested to prepare a revision incorporating the recommended changes. 25X1 3? distributed copies of the second revision to Category V, Armed Forces, which was reviewed and amended. The need for app propriate terms to -describe Insurgency and Counterinsurgency was noted. 25X1 II indicated that he could provide them from an official definition w is was available. The,need for the cepw iii.ty to discriminate be- tween ground farces, naval forces, air forces, missile forces and 25X1 w However, discussion of this matter, and the n n ___- -V-3.9.--i- i1.. ...w w-0 w-- e- i4 At onl in y to connection with Category V, but also the other major categories as well was deferred until the next meeting. 4. The Team then reviewed the first draft paper on identifiers ZDA I Changes recommended by the Team will be incorporated in a new draft 25X1 byl GROUP I Excluded from-automatic downgrading and declassification. C-O=N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L 25X1 25X1 Approved For Release 2005/04/13 : CIA-RDP80B01139A000400070027-4 Approved For Release 2005/04/13: CIA-RDP80B01139A 0400070027-4 C-0-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L 5. Discussion also occurred concerning an alphabetical index to the subject categories being developed. felt that such an 25X1 index.should be developed and made part of the content control scheme which will be presented to CODIB. As soon as possible members will develop the index. Part of this development will be a comparison of similar type indexes associated with existing systems such as the ISC, and with State,; DIA, NSA 'and other agency subject category indexes. These comparisons should result in a selected list of terms in . addition to those appearing in our scope note which are appropriate for our index. It was noted that the alphabetic index to the ISC runs more than 100 pages and involves thousands of terms; therefore, selectivity is the keyword. It was decided that the index terms and their assigned categories should be placed on 3 x 5 cards, the term in the upper left hand corner, category description top center,.,e.g.s Political General; and the top right hand corner be reserved.-for the standard symbols representing the categories, when they have been developed. 6. The next meeting of.the team will take up area aspects of content control as well as further deliberation on subject categories, identifiers and modifiers. It will be held at 0930 hours; 2 June.1965, Room 2E45 25X1 at CIA Headquarters. Secretary C-0-N F-I_D-E-N-T-I-A-L Approved For Release 2005/04/13 : CIA-RDP80B01139A000400070027-4

Approved For Rgfegssg" 0`AR47FP3gZWA--WPSOBQ 9A000400070027-4 VI/M-19 3 June 1965 U N I T E D S T A T E S I N T E L L I G E N C E B OAR D COMMITTEE ON DOCUMENTATION TASK TEAM I - CONTENT CONTROL Minutes of the Nineteenth Meeting 27 May 1965 Members or Their Representatives Pre sent 25X1 NSA CIA DIA STATE CSS Others Present None 1. Members reported manhours spent in preparing for this meeting. 2. The Team continued its deliberation and the development of subject categories for content control. 0 distributed copies of a fourth draft of Category IV, Science and Technology. 25X1 also distributed copies of a revision of Category IV which was designated revision 4T. These revisions were reviewed and corrected. 25X1 was requested to prepare a revision incorporating the recommended changes. 25X1 3? distributed copies of the second revision to Category V, Armed Forces, which was reviewed and amended. The need for app propriate terms to -describe Insurgency and Counterinsurgency was noted. 25X1 II indicated that he could provide them from an official definition w is was available. The,need for the cepw iii.ty to discriminate be- tween ground farces, naval forces, air forces, missile forces and 25X1 w However, discussion of this matter, and the n n ___- -V-3.9.--i- i1.. ...w w-0 w-- e- i4 At onl in y to connection with Category V, but also the other major categories as well was deferred until the next meeting. 4. The Team then reviewed the first draft paper on identifiers ZDA I Changes recommended by the Team will be incorporated in a new draft 25X1 byl GROUP I Excluded from-automatic downgrading and declassification. C-O=N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L 25X1 25X1 Approved For Release 2005/04/13 : CIA-RDP80B01139A000400070027-4 Approved For Release 2005/04/13: CIA-RDP80B01139A 0400070027-4 C-0-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L 5. Discussion also occurred concerning an alphabetical index to the subject categories being developed. felt that such an 25X1 index.should be developed and made part of the content control scheme which will be presented to CODIB. As soon as possible members will develop the index. Part of this development will be a comparison of similar type indexes associated with existing systems such as the ISC, and with State,; DIA, NSA 'and other agency subject category indexes. These comparisons should result in a selected list of terms in . addition to those appearing in our scope note which are appropriate for our index. It was noted that the alphabetic index to the ISC runs more than 100 pages and involves thousands of terms; therefore, selectivity is the keyword. It was decided that the index terms and their assigned categories should be placed on 3 x 5 cards, the term in the upper left hand corner, category description top center,.,e.g.s Political General; and the top right hand corner be reserved.-for the standard symbols representing the categories, when they have been developed. 6. The next meeting of.the team will take up area aspects of content control as well as further deliberation on subject categories, identifiers and modifiers. It will be held at 0930 hours; 2 June.1965, Room 2E45 25X1 at CIA Headquarters. Secretary C-0-N F-I_D-E-N-T-I-A-L Approved For Release 2005/04/13 : CIA-RDP80B01139A000400070027-4

"New superiour court judge Alex Cormier is assigned to preside over the case of the alleged Sterling High School shooter. Lawyer Jordan McAffee represents Peter--the boy who, on the day of the shooting, was found in the corner of the gymnasium holding a gun to his head with a shaky hand. Detective Patrick DuCharme has one star witness, but her story keeps changing. And then there's the biggest problem of all--the star witness happens to be Judge Cormier's daughter."--Container

vi, 568 pages ; 18 cm

vi, 568 pages ; 18 cm

vi, 568 pages ; 18 cm