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MKULTRA DRUG EXPERIMENTATION SUBPROJECT 63

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MKULTRA DRUG EXPERIMENTATION SUBPROJECT 63

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;,1;_%A Eegi s Lrvj Approved For Rele 2001/11/23: CIA-RDP81-00142ROOAl00100011-0 DD(A Registry File 2 9 SEP 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Training STATINTL FROM: SUBJECT: MKULTRA Drug Experimentation Subproject 63 1. The Agency is committed to a search for persons who may have suffered lingering aftereffects as a result of their having been participants without their knowledge in drug experimentation sponsored by the Agency many years ago. None of these people are identified in available Agency records, which are skeletal in the extreme. The purpose of this memorandum is to request your assistance in attempting to establish whether records of the Office of Training might reveal that Agency training facilities were ever used for purposes related to drug experimentation. STATINTL 2. Subproject 63 of the h1KULTRA pro raml served"as a mechanism for reimbursing for personaSTATINTL services rendered TSS/Chemica Division" . mong the services was to perform was "Participation in and direction o gency sponsored (internal and external) training exer- cises and courses in the general area of alcohol and social STATINTL drinking." also was engaged in studies to compare the effects 1 and LSD as well as the effects of STATINTL simultaneous or concurrent ingestion of both substances. 3. The record of subproject 63 reveals that TATINTL claimed fees for consulting services, usually inc u ing round tri travel ex enses between STATINTL and Washington on numerous occaslOWAIII TL from 1957 through 1961, as follows: May and September l%~ATINTL February, April and June 1958; July and. Sei February, April, July, and October 1961. Approved For Release 2001/11/23 : CIA-RDP81-00142R000200100011-0  - 2 - Approved For Release 2001/11/23 : CIA-RDP81-00142R0SS200100011-0 of the consultations were, or who the participants might have been. The duration of the consultations ranged from 18 to 21 days. This fact, coupled wit eriodicity of the visits and the types of service was to perSTATINTL form lead to the speculation that he may have been partici- pating in training exercises conducted at Agency facilitietTATINTL 4. We need to know whether records of the Office of Trainin reveal visits by - an associate o o Agency raiSTATINTL ing -acl i les under sponsorship of TSS during any of the times mentioned. The record is silent about 1959, but that year should not be overlooked. If you can establish that such visits did, in fact, take place, we need to know everything the record reveals about them, particularly the identities of students and faculty who may have participated. 5. We will appreciate your undertaking the necessary research as expeditiously as possible. Please notify me of the results as soon as you can confidently give your assur- ance that it has been completed, but not later than 31 Oct- ober 1978. STATINTL Distribution: Or~k_- Addse DDA Subj 1 DDA Chrono 1 - SA/DDA SA/DDA:DHB C28 Sept 78) Approved For Release 2001/11/23 : CIA-RDP81-00142R000200100011-0

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