[PAGE 3]
9/1/52 to 8/31/53

Total Receipts:

\$40,040.00

: Total Disbursements:

Salaries. \$21,885.52

etc.1 Returned to e 11,363.8540,040.00

9/1/53 to 8/31/54

Total Receipts:

Total Disbursements:

Salaries 33,475.40

etc.) 944.99 Returned toe 621.44 39,500.00

B

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çontinued

9/1/54.to 8/31/55

9/1/55 to.9/14/56

Total Receipts:

Total Disbursements;

Returned to. 608.9126,500.00

Total Disbursements:

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summary of all funds received from a September 1,1952 to January 22,-1957

Total Reccipts:

Total D.sbursements:

Date: MAY 01 157

[PAGE 6]
9/1/52 to 8/31/53

Total Receipts:

Totel Disbursementst

Salaries \$ 21,885.52
Equipment 6,169.62
Other (Mscellancoustravel,-stationery, atce) 621.01
Returned to 11,363.85 B

9/1/53 to 8/31/54

Total Recoipts:

Total Disbursementst

Salaries 33.475.40
Equiprent 4,458.17
Other 944.99
Returned to 621.44

\$40,040.00

\$ 39,500.00

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Page 2

9/1/54 to 8/21/55.

Totel Receiptst

Total Disbursemente:

9/1/55 to 9/14/56

Total Receipts:

Total Disbursemeatst

Ssptember 14, 1956

\$ 41,100.00

\$35,121.97 4,267.36 380.21 133016

\$ 26,500.00

\$22,919.01
2.440.04
532.04
608.91

26,500.00

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Cachier's Check No. 122314 in the amount of \$5,500.00
Cãahier'a Chēck No. M22315 in the amount of \$220.00

[PAGE 12]
Updor the authority Eranted in the meaorscdun catod 13 Agril 1953 froa the tci to the Do/A and tho cxtensica of this anthority in subseçuent cesoranda, Subprojeet l03 was previcucly opproved. Cnler the saa autbority an claitional su or \$5,720.00 hes been muthorized to cover. the cubprojoet's cxponses to bo charnd to Alotoont 7-2502-10-00l.

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10 Septeebor 1956

MALTRA Subproject l0D, Invoico5, A1107rant 7-2502-10-001

1. Invoico 5 for tho atovo subproject is attacbed. Payzeat phould be nodo ao follcusi

So coahier'o. checka:.one for \$5,500.co eni the seconl foe \$220.0o, botà draan ca a local. bouk snd payablo to

2. The atovo checks should to Toruarled to Chief, Tsa/chaalcal Division, through To/Blget Crfider, no latar then 17Soptoaber 1956.

3. Thia is a final involce. Ecvever, sinos it is snticiratod that eáaiticcal FY 57 nuoda vill bo coligated for thio projeet, tho files shoald sot be closei.

GIDESY GOTTIIEB Chief,TSs/Cbenical División

Distritution: I CERTFY THAT- FUNDS AM AVAILABLE 1 195 Crig & 2 - Addroesoo. v/att COSARGEENCE NS. 455 C10 OT Ns. 1.3062-10.31 1- Coptroller 1TSS/FASB 13 5 N.O.S. ANCREINGCCA 2- TSS/CD - 100/

CHECKIAIN THE AMOUNT OE E T/0 0 pt 296) RECEIVED.1 A

CHECK#IIN THE AMOUNT DE SSO RECEIVED.

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(1) It is hereby certiried that this is Invoice No. 5 applying to MULTRA Subproject 10, that perfonmance is satisfactory, that the services are being accomplished in eccordance wita mutual agreerenta that a dotailed agenda of the payments and receipts is on file in TSs/cD, that this bill is just end correct and thet payment thereor has not yet been nede.

Chief.TSS/Crenical Division

(2) It is hereby certified that this iavoice applies to MULTRA Subproject 10, which vas duly approved, and that the project is being carried out in cccordence with the remoraodua dated-13 April 1953, fron the DCI to the DD/A, end the extensicn of this eutbority in qubsequent meaoranda.

[PAGE 16]
DRAFT2D ...29 August 1956

JDHORANDUH FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT: MKULTRA, Subproject 10B

1. The purpose for the initiation of Subproject l0B is to for an additional continue the research program of year,starting 15September-1956. The sponsor expects to complete hisresearch effort sponsored-through no-later than14 Septeater 1957.--It-1s understood that e at the sponsor's direction, will withdraw its support no later than 15September 1957.

2. The scope of the proposed program will entail a critical analysis of all subject data with the goal of being better able to define the differences in certain effects of ISD. For a more detailed description see\_attached proposal.

3. The cost of this progrem is estimated to be \$5500 for a period of one year. To tbis must be added a 4 service charge to Therefore the total cost wi11 not exceed \$5720.00. B Charges should be rade-against Allotoent 7-2502-10-001.

4. Upon conelusion of the program the principal investigator will submit an informal statement of expenditures of monies advanced for research activities. It has been requested that the-statement te submitted in-essentially the following form:

(a) Personal Compensation (Saleries)(Subject Fees)

(b) Equipaent\_

(c) Supplies and Services

(a) Travel-

(e) Overhead

(r) Contingencies

Al80, has requested
to submit to them a summary accounting of monies received from They requested the return of any unexpended funds received
under a grant frou B

5. Title to any permanent equipment purchased by funds granted the Hospital will be retained by the Rospital in lieu of bigher overhead rates.

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6. It was mutually agreed that documentation and accounting for travel expenses which are reimbureable by the Hcspital will conform with the accepted practices of that institution.

7. It was also agreed that technical reports rerlecting the progress of the research program will be submitted at mutually acceptable intervals.

1s cleared through TCP SECRET and"is aware of the true nature of the project.

TSS/Chemical DiVision

hiy Jelt Chief, TSS/Chenical Division

APPROVED FOR OBLIGATION OF FUNIS:

Research Director

Date:

Attachment: Proposal

Distributioa: Original Only

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In the past four years of research with LSD-25 we have developed reliabie methods of (a) analyzing social situations and interactions; (b) describing personality in terms of social adjustment, and (c) relating social situations and social personality types to the specific effects of-LSD.Througn this metnodology it has been possible to identify some important determinants of drug effects which have not been previously.considered in studies of LSD-25.

While we have made considerable progress in systematically studying these determinants, a certain amounț of data analysis still remains to be-completed before the determinants of the LSD-25 effect on individual cases can be reliably\_stated. Therefore, the primary objective of this final phase of the project is to complete the analysis of data on all our subjects in order to define the extent that differences in certain effects can be accounted for by the above-mentioned determinants. A second objective is to complete reports on some periphera studies conducted with Serpisil and certain other psychochemicals.

Conclusion of LSD Study:

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TOTAL \$5, 500.00

[PAGE 22]
(1) It is hereby certified that thia is InvoiceÉ epplying to HOLTPA Subproject 10, that perroruance is satisfectory, that the cervices are-being acccaplished in accordance with mutual agreerents, that a detailed acenda of the payments and receipta is on file in TSS/cD, that this bill is just and correct and that reyrent thereof hes not yet been rade.

(2) It is heredy certified that this invoice epplies to MULTRA Subproject l0, vhich ves dulyapprcved, end that the project is being cerried out in éccordance with tho memorendum dated 13 Aprii 1953, froa the DCT to the DD/A, and the extension of this authority in subscquent menorerda.

[PAGE 23]
Uoder the authority granted in the semorerdua datod 13 April 1953 trca tho DCI to to [D/A and the extecston of this outhority in subeequent merorarda, Subproject 10 wes previously eprroved. Uoder the scne authority an cdditicnal sa or \$5,720.00 bes teea authorized to cover. the oubproject's execses (thereby tringiog to a total of \$27,560.00 fo3s 0blisatea during 7Y 56) to do chargo1 to Al1otcent\_6-2502-10-C01

SIDNEY COITLIED Chtef: TeS/Cheaical Divisico

LE012 SS56H120

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located at the 1.
, was requested by TSs/cD to enlarge the scope or his
current research progren. This request was made by the Chemical
Division to enable to pursue areas of research of interest to TSS/CD.

2. The areas of research that will investigate will cover the evaluation of certain knowm techniques-for-predicting the type and magnitude of the effects of drugs, particularly ISD and alcohol. In addition to the above, there will be an increased effort to exploit certain techniques developed by group. in the course of their-LSD studies for predicting LSD effects, and adapt these techniques to alcohol studies.

3. The cost of this program for a pericd of one year will be \$5,500.00. To this must be added a four percent service charge of \$220.00 to 3 for its services.Charges should be-mede- against allotrent-6-2502-10-001.

4. The same Memorandum of Agreement applies to this extenston as was agreed upon in-the original project. Ecwever, this additional money will not be accounted for separately, but will-be accounted for in the overall project accounting.

5. is cleared through TOP SECRET, and is aware of the true nature of the program.

APPROVED FOR OBLIGATION: OF FUNDS:

Reseerch Director-

9.Jcb. 1916.

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PROSPECTUS

In the past three years of research with the drug LSD-25, we have developed reliable methods of analyzing social situations and interactions. Our progress in assessing personality types is useful in diagnosis and prediction. These methods are based on a multidiscipline assessment of personality in dynamic social adjustment under normal circumstances end under-stress, i.e., drug effect, irrespective of the attributes-of-any specific drug.

The briefest phrase to-characterize-our main area of study-is-'socialpersonality".\_A-laboratory of experimental social psychiatry has been established in such a way that various types of personality and many situations may be subjected to critical study.  For exeaple, its methods can be applied to any specific problem such as the effects of LSD or other drugs-like alcool, on the improvenent of interpersonal relations.

There are two important- steps to te taken:- (1)- Completing the work in progress of personality types so ve can define more clearly our social personality types and relate them to (a) the more standard, objective tests such-as the Wechsler-Bellevueon which  theory of types is based, and (b) the conventional clinical projective tests such as the Rorschach and Thematic Apper ception Tests; (2) Trying out the utility of these tests and special. interview and questionnaire methods devéloped in the course of our studies for predicting specifiable change in social tehavior following the ingestion of various drugs, particularly LSD and alcohol.

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Social scientist - from 1/4 to 3/4 time @ \$4000.00
Additional psychologist -1/2\_time @ \$6000.00

[PAGE 27]
Reccipts and Disbursements

September 21, 1954 to August 8, 1955

Balance September 21, 1954

\$12,238.39

Refund of Salary Check \$30,825 00 95.40 30,920 40 643.158 79

Salaries
Equipment and Supplies
Fees
Medical Research
Miscelianeous
Travel
Balence August 8, 1955

\$26,004 8
32 383 714 54 15 !!1
621
188 40
99 52
\$33,011.01
10.147.78
\$43,158 79

\* Cash-in Office Cash in Banki

10,11146
\$10,147 78

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I bereby ackowledge receipt of tho follouing checkst

Treasurers Check 58740, in tho azount of \$230,C0 payabl8 to

207912
Official Check,
in the axount of \$7,C00.CO, payable to B
Cashiors Check, tho SteSalt
0M14030, 1n the asount of \$100,000.00, paya0ie
to

[PAGE 31]
MULTRA Subprojoct 10, A11otsent 6-2502-10-001

1. Invoico l for the above subproject is attached, Othor invoices will follov lator. It is requested that payuent be madoas followa:

2. Both checks should be forwarded to Chief, TSS/CD, through TSs/budget-Officer no later than 13 Septombor 1955.

SIDNEY COTTLIEB Chiof, TSS/Chemical Division

Distributioni DR600.1-886-2502-10-001-17.9-72800 . Orig & 2 - Addresace 1- Cozptroller CR CAJH 7.280.00

CERTIFIED FOR PAYMENT OR CREDIT A

AUTHORIZED:CERTIEYING OFFICER

CHECKPOPIN THE AMOUNT OF C2OCHECE OUOIN THE AMOUNT OF BZO REGEIVED. 13 8 RECEIV 13.

[PAGE 32]
(1) It is hereby certified that this is Invoice  applying to MULIPA Subproject 10A, that perforeance is eatisfactory, that the services aro being accoaplished in accordanco vith mutual egreemeats, that a detailed agenda or the paynents and recoipts is on filo in TSS/C, that this bill is just and correct and that payment thereof has not yet been made.

SIDNEX COTTLIEB, Chief, TSS/CD

(2) It 1s heroby certified that this invoice applies to MULTRA Subproject l0a, which was duly approved, and that the project is being carrled cut in accordance with tho memorandum dated 13 April 1953 fron the DCI to the DD/A, and the extension of this authority in subsequent mezoranda.

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UL, Subproject 10, Adtional Autherication lo.3

Under the authority grented in tho meoorandne datod 13 Aprll 1953 froa tho DoI to tho /A and tho ctension of this anthority in subocquent rasoranda, Sutprojeet l0o woo reeviously approved. Under tho sano suthority an adáitiomal sa of \$21,3/0.00 has boea duthorized to cover tho cubprojeet's expenses (thereby bringing to a total of \$21,0.00 feda oolicated daring FY 56) to te charged to A11ots6nt6-2502-10\~001.

SIDNEZ COTTLIED Chier TSS/Cheuical Divioion

APaRCTED FCR GELICATICN C FUDST

Datot 18195

Distribationt Crig & 2 - Addreesee 1-TSS/0C 1TSS/FASB 1-TSS/SRB 2-TSS/CD

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MEMCRANDUM FORT THE RECORD

SUBJECT ... :. MXULTRA, Subproject 10A

1. Subproject l0a is being initiated as a means to continue the prosent reseerch program in the general field of LD at fron 15September 1955 through the 14 September 1956.

2. This project will include a continuation of a study of the biochemical, neuropnysiological, sociological, and clinical psychiatric aspects of LSD, and also a study of LSD antagonists and drugs related to ISD,.such as LAE. À detailed proposal is attached. The principal investigators will continue 96mtand o to boteaam al1 of

3. The cost of this program for one year will be \$21,000. B To this must be added a 4% servicə charge to g for its services, The total cost, therefore, will not exceed \$21,840. Charges should be made egainat Allotment 6- 2502-10-001

4.: The principal investigator will-submit to the sponsor, at'six month-intervals, an inforral statement of expenditures of monies advanced for research activities. It has been requested that-the statement be submitted-in essentially the following form:

Personal Compensation (Salaries)(Subject Fees) Equipient Sipplies and Services Travel Overhead Contingencies

Sakss has roquested dss 0 Also, m to qubmit to then a sumary accounting of nonies re-B ceived fron the, They requ ated the return of any un- B expended funds received under a grant fron the

DRAFT/ 12 August 1955

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5. Title to any permanent equipment purchased by funds granted the Hospital will be retained by the Hospital in lieu of higher. overhead rates.

6..It yas mutuallv agreed that documentation and ac= counting for travel expenses which are reimbursable by the Aospirl  will conforu with the accepted practices of that institution.

7. It was also agreed that technical reports reflecting the progress of the research program will be submitted at mutually accoptable-intervals.

8. is cleared through TOP SECRET and is aware\_ of the true nature of the project.

TSS/Chemical Division APFROVED:

Chief, TSS/Chemical Division

APFROVED FOR OBLIGATION QFPUNDS:

Dato: Aeng. 17-1955.

Attachment: Proposal

Distribution: Original Only

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In the past three years of research with the-drug L. S. D.-25, we

have developed reliable methods of analyzing social situations and interactions
Our progress in assessing personality types is usetul in diagnosis and
prediction. These methods are based on a multi-discipline a:cessment of
personality in dynamic social adjustment under normal circumstances and ef the adribites o5 ày
under stress, i.e., drug effect, apecittv drue The briefest phrase to characterize our main area of study is
"social personality". A laboratory of experimental social psychiatry has
been established in sucb a way that various types of personality and many
situations may be subjected to critical study. For example, its methods
can be applied to auy specific problem such-as thc-etfects of L.S.D. or other aleotef
drugs like Serpasil, or the-improvement ofinterpersonal rclations.

There are two important steps to be taken: (1) Completing the work in progress of personality types so we can define more-clearly our social personality types and relate them to (a) the more-standard, objective tests such as the Wechsler-Bellevue-on which theory of types is based, A and (b) the coaventional clinical projective tests such as the Rorschach and Thematic Apperception Tests; (2) acomprehensive-review of-every:aspectof.our.experimeual\_method.The sccond-step involves several minor-projects such as completing analysis-of-the and H makiug more explicit our.conceptions of subject-experimenter relationships.

PROSPECTUS

We are considering three\_specific areas of personality, each of which is

currently being explored with different methods.

Method-and-Organization

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In the evaluation of the social personality types, we have examined personality along simple social dimensions by easily applied interview and observational methods to determine how a particular type functions under stresses induced by social-situational changes or drugs.

The social dimensions we used here focused primarily on the subject's interpersonal relationship: (a) a person's feelings about other people; (b) how does he communicate to other people; (c) how doeș he react to stress situations which involve his relationships to other people; (d) how aware is he of how he is behaving when he-is withother people.: From these dimensions we derived-thirty-six-personality attributes.

Through one method of analysis, using a theoretical point of view of the above method of \_evaluation, six personality types have been determined. The relationships established between these types and their reaction to. L.S. D. have been reported in our 1953-1954 Annual Report.Persons who over-value acceptance or rejection of others tend toward a turmoil type of L.S. D. reaction. Persons who-are socially introverted are most likely to have a schizophrenic type of reaction. On the other hand we were unable to predict the psychiatric syudrome-or-its severityn the elated or interactive type. It is clearly indicated that further careful study is required to determine more reliable criteria for prediction and diagnosis.

Some subjects maintained enough ol their pre-L. S.D. traits to remain characteristically of the same personality type under L.S.D. Others, however, showed under L.S.D. traits opposite their pre-L.S.D:characteristics.

cM

A. Social Personality Assessment

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A more thorough investigation of these two trends is needed which will

clarify the significant dynamics of personality rcaction to stress.

To help resolve the above areas of difficulty, a factor analysis has been done on the thirty-six attributes. Two veryreliable,relatively pure factors have been determined: Factor Iis the dimension of introversionextroversion; while Factor  ranges from-dominant-extrapunitive to submissive-intrapunitive dimensions. The determination of these factors open up considerable opportunity tocorrelate this method of assessment with other more standardized tests such as-the Wechsler-Bellevue and other projective tests such as the Rorschach.

Another method used in the study of thè assessment of the social personality is the questionnaire.The Direction-Control Questionnaire is filled out by the subject himseli before he takes L.S. D.

On the basis of interview data-of the first forty-three subjects, we found that specific changes in social direction took place from pre to during L.S.D., e.g., a decrease in moving wita, an increase in moving away, toward and against other people. From the interview data we constructed a questionnaire of two hundred and eleven items to determine a person's behavior in these areas, As a result of an itom reliability analysis, on a sample of two hundred and twenty college students, we bave reduced the number to forty-three highly discriminating items.

The dimensions measured by this qeestionnaire are: (2) the five directions a person moves in his interpersonal relationships, i.e., with, toward, out, away and against othcr people, and (b) the type of control he

ETHODSENVOL

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experiences as he,interacts with others: Further work will includo scoring previous questicnnaires to correlate them with personality types and factor scores.

This.technique offers us the opportunity to determine the relationship between the\_social personality assessment by interview and observation with an assessment by the subject himself and with other testing procedures.

The following method and organization of-study cf the social personality assessment is proposed:

(1) There is data available on one hundred and twenty-five subjects which can be classified on social personality attributes.- So far only forty-three subjects have been classified.It is proposed that this year the complete data will be classified.\_This will extend the number of subjects in each category to a point where our-results will be more statistically rcliable.

(2) New subjects will be studied to the extent necessary to increase our sample in any categories to a-statistically treatable number. It is impossible to state the number-of additional subjects that are.necessary.

(3) In the elated personality type a\_sizeable number of subjects are represented. So far no. significant predictive trend has been established for this type, By factor analysis of thevarious attributes, it is expected that this elated category may be subdivided into component categories which will be statistically reliable for predictive as well as diagnostic purposes. More subjects of this type will be tested in our conventional manner if it is

[PAGE 40]
(4) A reliable scoring method bas been established for the Direction-Control Questionnaire (See Social Personality Assessment). Seventy-five L.S.D. subjects have been administered this questionnaire. The scoring and analysis will be carried out this year. This would be expected to lead to more critical evaluation of the social personality types. The two methods of assessment of personality, the social interview, which is more informal and personal in its admiaistration, and the Direction-Control

B Theory on the Wechsler-Bellevue Psychometric The general theory ofj personality types bas proved fruitful as witnessed by in our last semi-annual report which dealt with polar classifications based on acquaintance with,the subjects. The theory being attached to one of the most reliable psychological instruments (Wechsler-Bellevue) makes possible the attainment of relationships to social and projective measures of personality. In addition, attaching of hypothesis to cach mode of learning

W

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distinguishing personality types displaying similar behavior patterns, but.

varying dynamic structuree.

.We have already acquired forty Wechsler-Bellevues on subjects

prior to their taking L.S.D. Analysis of scatter. and correlation with other

measures would be needed to indicate how many cases would be required to

render reliable the.dynamics underlying scatter patterns. Selected

individuals would be tested to provide us with adequate sample for each

theoretical quadrant and assure us ofproper-statistical manipulation.

C. Psychological Projective Tests

The Thematic Apperceptior., Rorschach Ink-blot and Draw-a-Person

:Tests are conventional clinical instruments.We have-used them to assess

overall personality style, perceptual organization and interpersonal

attitudes, both with and without L.S.D. The content of the subject's

personality problems is also indicated.

The average results of twenty-nine subjects as a group-have been analyzed for each test separately and were reported in our last semi-annual report.

A substantial contribution would be made to assessment of.

personality dynamics if the pcrformance of each subject separately on the

three projective tests were analyzed. Twenty-four subjects have taken these

tests who had our standard dose of L.S.D. It is planned to correlate the

subjects!responses on the three tests to-identify discrete psychological types.

These same twenty-four subjects have been classified into types

arrived at by the social personality assessment method-so the psychological

types will be compared with the social types.. This procedure will provide

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: It is proposed to continue\_some work in several areas nearing

completion or growing out of the previous research. (1) The mentioned as a

method in the 1953-1954 Annual Report, has been given to twenty subjects. Itis the most direct scorable assessment of emotions per se which we use, warranting completion of seoring-and-analysis.

(2) The difficulty of.L.S.D. subjects in expressing their thoughts and feeliogs has been viewed as-a:phenomena of emotional blocking, intellectual deficit and interpersonal-withdrawal. An educational psychologist, speech therapist,-has become interested in studying L, S. D. speech difficulties. We have recorded interviews of subjects,-pre and during L.S.D., which he will analyze to determine what, if any, aphasic conditions may be present under L.S. D.Changes will be investigated in pitch, rate, articulation or other functional distortions of speech such as are encountered in stutterers and other speech conditions.

(3) Material on the therapeutic and educational implications of

L.S.D.-for patieats and nón-patients remains to be completed. Final analysis of available data should not require very extensive work.

[PAGE 43]
-8 (4) The original Occupational Therapy Laboratory Testhad deficiencies in method, including its administration,- We have made progress recently in devising a more appealing. spontaneous, but measurable situation which rests more on determining the interests of subjects and patients. It is called the "Interest Selector".The emphasis on interest developed from the analysis of results'from the previous Occupational Therapy Test, which showed subjects could-carry out self-initiatedactivities better than those requested or iroposed by others.\_An initial manual with tbe rationale\_and procedure for the "Selector" has already been written.

SUNSITINE INTEI SOURSLES ANS METHODS INNOLVED

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I psychiatrist (part time) 4,000.
I psychologist 4,000.
L\_sociologist, one-half time 2,000.
1 social psychologist 3/4 time 4,000.
I educational-"→1/4 time 800. Statistical consultationand analysis 500.
I social scientist 1/4 time 1,000.

EXPENDABLE SUPPLIES

Record and photography
Office supplies
Reprints

400.
500.
300.

TOTAL \$21,000.

SALARIES

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MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT

The purpose of this Memorandum of Agreement is to set forth the mutual aâministrative responsibilities of the principal research investigator and the sponsor. Thérefore, it is mutually agreed that,

A.: The principal investigator shall-subnit-to the sponsor, at six month intervals, an informal statement of expenditures of monies advanced for research ectivities. It is requestedthat the statement be submitted: in essentially the folloping forn:

Personal Compensation (Salaries, Subject Fees)
Equipment
Supplies and Services
Contingencies
Overhead

B. It is understood-that-any-travel expenses incurred-in the furtherance of the research-program will be accounted to-the Hospital in a manner consistent with-its-established practices and policies.

C. The-principal-investigator shall submit to the sponsor seri-annual reports on the technical progress of the research covered by these-funds.

Dato: Septemlen 20, 1955

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MENCRANDOM FOR: THS RECORD

SUBJECT:

l. The purpcse of this eidendiuma io to set forth the mutual administrative-responsibilities of the contractor and sponsor.

The ebove-oubprojects represent the resesrch procran A located at the e covering tho period of 9 June 1953 through 15 September-1955.

3. hes requested the e to submit to them s sumary eccounting or monies received froa .Also, they requested the rotuinor any unexpended funds received under a grant froat

4. Title to eny permanent equipment purchased by funds granted the Hospital shall be retained by the Hospitel in lieu of hisher overheed rates

5. It was mutually agreed that docurentation and eccounting for travel ezperses vhich are reimburseble by thea shall conform with the accepted practices of that Inatitution

6. It wes egreed that technical reports reflecting the progress of the rescarch program shall be subadtted at mutually acceptable intervalo.

BIDNEY GOTTLIE8 Chiof TSS/Cbentcal Divieicn

APPROVED:

Distribution: Or1g.&2-TSS/CD

[PAGE 50]
Invoics No. 2 for Snbproject 10 or Projoct KaLRà 1o attached. This imvoice to the firal oco to bo suvsittel ulor Subproject l0 and vhon paid, conotitutes caoplete payoent o? this project. It is requeatel thet payocat te caie by tvo ccshior's ecceko for se7,hoo.co ani 31.026.00 nedo ct to The choeks choult to sent to Chtof, T3s/cd thrown 255

The two Lnvoices covering this Sabproject ssrecate h2,7k4.00 and royrroeot the total exponaiture to to rade coier thís Subprojeet. It io requogted, thereroro, that the filos on'this subproject be closei

1TSS/FASB
1-TSs/cD
1 - Comptrollor
1-7502-10-21
QCT13E00

FTOP CHECKHZ AZAIN THE AMOUNT OF. SIOR OHECK6 IN THE AMOUNT. OE B RECEIVEO. 0CT 2.5 1554 RECEIVED.0CT 25 1954

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(2) It io beveby cortified thot thio iavoica opplied to Sabproject 10 voder Project HuA whica vas daly approved eni teat the projeet ves cerriei out in cecordarce vité tha DD/P rooorania to-Dl dotat-3 April-1953, tro DCI tesoraniua to DD/a dated 13 Apri 1953, ans the DeI rocoranius to the D0/A datei 19 Jumo 1953.

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(1) "It is hereby certitiea that thio ia Invoics No. l cpplyins to sulorojcct 10 or Project kUra, that techacal perforsnco a'is satiafoctory, by
that the voré le beius ucccapltabei in sccorlonce with tho nutual epreccent reached vith8
e that thio bill is huat anl correet and that poytent thereor has not yst been unio.

SIDSEY COFLDB Chief, Tos/CD".

(2) It is koraby certiried thnt this invoice applies to subpro ject 10 under project MutTaA vhioh vos duly opproved end that the projeet is teing carriel out in acoorlanco-vith the Do/p ronorandun to DCI dated 3 April 1953, the DJI menorardua to pD/A datei 13 April 1953, anl the CI penoroolum to tho DD/A datel 19.June 1953.

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1. Subproject-10-is being-set up as a means to continue from 15 June 1954 until 15September 1955.

2. This project will include a continuation of a study of the biochemical, neurophysiological, sociological, and clinical psychiatric aspects or L.S.D., and also study o L.S.D., antegonists and drugs related to L.S.D., such as L.A.E. A detailed proposal is attached. The\_principle investigators vill continue to a and all of be

3. Original Subproject 10 for the sum of \$32,000.00 was initiated for the production of certãin rare organic chemicals The ccamitted money wes\_never actually spont. It is the proposal of TSs/cD to ald-an-adaitional=\$10,744.00 to the original su of Subproject 10 making a total-of-42.744.00 to pnderrite the pre a1 vil1B sentproposal which is.attached. serve as a cut-out and cover ror this project and will furnish the as a philanthropic B above funds tothe r grant for medical research. A service charge of \$1,644.00. (4% of the estimated cost)-is to be paid tothis service.

4; Thus the-total charges for this project will not exceed \$h:2,744.00 for the period ending 15 "September 1955.

B and B are cleared through TOP SECRET ani are avare of the true purpose of the project.

Khorit 187475dat JUN 977

SIDNEY/GOTTLIEB Chief Chemical, Division, TSS

DRAFT-26 May 1954,

MEHORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

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Attachment: Proposal

Project MKULTRA, Subproject 10 - Increase in funds of \$10,744.00

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

The purpose of subproject 10 is to obtain a supply of e and such other rare drugs as my be required from tire to time for experimental and operational uses during the coming year.

has obtained the attached proposal from for the production of a quantity of the above  This proposal cennot be more definite as to the quantity, prize, or.dateöf-delivery because of the uncertainty involved-in obtaining the row materials-and working-facilities.:

has agreed to act as agent cut-out and cover in negotiating a contract under his nene for this subproject.. It should has for many years been-active-in be pointed out that the fielá of research in which this material is nonally used and thus can present e legitimate reason-for obtaining it.

4. The total cost of this project for a period of one year beginning1July-1953 wil1 not-exceed \$32,000.00.

has been cleared through TOP SECRET and is fully capable of applying the-security precautions hecessary to protect Agency interest in this matter.

Chemical Division, TSS

DRAFT-12 June 1953

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Attachment: Proposal

PROGRAM APPROVED AND RECOMENDED:

APPROVED FOR OBLIGATION OF FUNDS:

Original Only.

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PROPOSAL FOR THE PRODUCTION OF.CORYNANPHINE

B proposes. to prepare a quantitof to order during the next-year and estirtes the total cost not to exceed \$32,000.00 for a batch run. The corpiny cannct prepare small quantities of this material.

This proposal was made by an official of tre company to and represents. the of this material.

C has also agreed to obtain such other drugs as fall into this same category and are not readily obtainable through the usual sources.

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Under the cuthority granted in the meroreriui datet 13 Apr1l 1953 froa tho DI to the 0D/A ani the furthor authority

grentea 1n the reporanãun datel 17 April 1953 frca the D0/a to the Coptroller an tho sudjeat, "DD/P-Tss ?roject MULTRA", oubprojeat 10 bas boon eppro7ed, aot \$32,000.00 of the over-all