Abstract: : In order to expeditiously and accurately process intelligence information, it is essential that incoming information be systematically organized. Such organization provides a means for categorizing, differentiating and integrating intelligence for retrieval, evaluation, and interpretation. This report will examine and test an application of a highspeed data processing technique which is designed to automatically provide organizational structure for incoming intelligence. The procedure involves the use of a system of computer routines known as the General Inquirer, which was developed for the analysis of message content.