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testing of LSD be conducted.
No records have been found to indicate
that any Army intelligence testing of LSD has been performed
since
that time.
Available records indicate that approximately 600 individuals
were administered LSD during the course of the Army in-house testing
*
programs at Edgewood Arsenal and at the field test locations.
There
is reason to believe, however,
that these records may not be complete
and that the total number of participants may have been somewhat
higher.
Hence, a priority effort is continuing as part of the Inspector
General’s investigation in an attempt to compile a complete listing of
participants in the LSD testing programs.
The names of all of the
participants thus far identified have been forwarded to the Army’s
Surgeon General for the purpose of conducting a comprehensive
follow-up medical evaluation program on all individuals who can be
located.
This effort, which is currently underway, will require the
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assistance and cooperation of at least two other agencies, the National
Academy of Sciences
- National Research Council Medical Follow-up
Agency and the Veterans Administration.
,Mr. Chairman,
this concludes my prepared remarks.-
I have
attempted to describe within the structure of security considerations
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and the right of privacy of the individuals involved the external factors
which caused our government to initiate a testing program; the manner
m which the program was conducted; and the actions we have recently
initiated in an attempt to insure that the participants in the program
have and will continue to receive appropriate medical treatment.
Mr. Chairman, as
I indicated at the outset,
the Inspector General
investigation has not been completed.
As soon as any additional
information is developed,
it will be provided to you.
I will be pleased to attempt to respond to any questions you may
have.
.
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6.3.6.
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in
less
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problems
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c i . . Approved For Release 2801/03/07 Efackop 788R001500170004-5 ! BRU ES EAS (S/NF) In addition to screening large groups of people who do not claim to have psychic abilities, an effort will be made to test the ad claims of persons who purport to having psychic ability. (S/NF) Deliverables: 4th quarter FY 1989, a report detailing the methods and results of the screening. SGFOIA2 6.2.5. (S/NF) Included in Task 6.2.4. 6.3.1. (U) Project management: e Provide administrative, technical and secretarial support. e Provide protocols and administrative support for SRI’s Human Use Review Board. e Provide computer software/hardware maintenance, and madest software/hardware upgrades. e Provide sponsor-requested travel. w e Provide document production services. 6.3.2. (U) Support for Scientific Oversight Committee. 6.3.3. (U) Support for Human Use Review Board. 7.0. (U) Quick Reaction Capability (QRC). The contractor will maintain a quick response capability and be prepared to respond in less than 24 hours to problems or unexpected demands for brief technical papers that may develop during the term of this effort. 8.0 (U) Allocation of Effort. The level of effort to be applied to each basic task should be approximately as follows: TASK NO. (UV) ALLOCATION OF EFFORT/FUNDING (VU) 6.1 40% 6.2 40% SGFOIA2 6.3 20% Ae eh PADS PAD eda PAPERS Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500170004-5
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Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500170007-2 -rcansfer for Fiscal Year 1987 In the fiscal year 1987 Oefense appropriations bill, tne Committee transferred $1,000,060 to OARPA for general phenomenological research in support of the OCIA program. OARPA has yet to work out an agreement with DIA for using these funds for the purposes Intended by the Congress. The Committee now _belleves that “Eentralization of ‘these resources In DIA as a part of | 1s appropriate. Consequently, within the fiscal! year 1987 RDT&E, Defense Agencies appropriation, the Secretary of Oefense is directed to transfer to DIA the $1,000,000 Previously provided to OARPA. Although some portion of the $1,000,000 now available to OIA may be used for operational costs for | the Committee believes that at least $500,000 should be reserved for phenomenological research, most probably by the Army Medica R&D Command on a reimbursable basis. Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500170007-2
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for fiscal
Vgar
1987
In
the
fiscal
year
19®7 Oefense appropr let ions bill,
the
Committee
transf erred
$1,000,000 to
OARPA
for
general
phenomenological
research
in
support of
the DIA
program.
OARPA has yet
to work out
an
agreement
with
01 A
for
using these
funds
for
the purposes
intended by
the
Congress.
The
Committee
now
believes
that
^Centralization of
these resources
In OlA as
a part
of
Is appropriate.
Consequently, within
the
fiscal
year
1987 rot&e,
Oefense
Agencies
appropriation,
the
Secretary
of
Oefense
Is
directed to transfer
to OlA the $1,000,000 previously provided to
OARPA.
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the $1,000,000 now available
to
OlA
may
be
used
for
operational
costs
for
the
Committee believes
that at
least $800,000 should be reserved
for
phenomenological
research, most probably by the
Army Medical
R&D
Command on a reimbursable basis.
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150
B.
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Procedures
200
C.
IDENTIFY DATA NOISE SOURCES
o
Minimize/Eliminate,
Potential Countermeasures
D.
DEVELOP NEW DATA ANALYSIS METHODS
o
Operational Targets,
Viewer Capabilities
300
E.
DFVELQP NEW APPLICATIONS
o
Search/Track,
Code Breaking,
State-of-Health,
Predictive
200
F.
ASSESS OPERATIONAL UTILI TY
ISSUES
o
Nature
of Targeting,
Data Reliability Factors
Operational Calibration Projects
200
G.
FVAI HATE RA PHENOMENA!!
o
Physical Parameters,
Distance Effects,
Application Potential
100
H.
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I.
Here us what we have learned
II.
Here
is what we can do to help DIA/?
a.
S/S
b.
Orientation/Enhancement
c.
Target selection
d.
Analysis and evaluation of data from RV
III
Here
is our level for results on ORVs (from series Z)
IV.
Here
is our on going research that
will lead to even greater RV performance
V.
Our scientific credibility has been established by:
a.
SOC
b.
Grill Flame Report
c.
Published journal articles
d.
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Approved For Release 20Q FAS MEGA ARP 0788R001500170017-1 Memo To: Ed May Date: 9/29/88 Subject: Due Dates 1. In FY 1989 the following due dates for psychoenergetics studies are as follows: a. Meta-analysis of SRI psychoenergetics research, 1 February 1989. b. Mid-Year Administrative report and Mid~Year Task Reports, 1 April 1989. 2. At a minimum the mid-year tasks reports will contain the following: Complete experimental protocol. b. Data collected to date. Cc. Preliminary analysis of data. d. Activity for remainder of the fiscal year. These reports need not be extensive. 3. All final tasks reports and final administrative report, 29 September 1989. The tasks reports should contain but not be limited to the following topics: a. Experimental protocol - can be taken from mid-year reports. b. Data presentation. c. Data analysis. d. Conclusions. e. Recommendations for future research. 4. This memo supercedes dates assigned in the contract SOW and all previously dated memos or verbal agreements concerning due dates. Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500170017-1
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Memo
To:
Ed May
Date:
9/29/88
From:
Subject:
Due Dates
1.
In FY 1989 the following due dates for psychoenergetics studies are as follows:
a.
Meta-analysis of SRI psychoenergetics research,
1 February 1989.
b.
Mid-Year Administrative report and Mid-Year Task Reports,
1 April 1989.
2.
At a minimum the mid-year tasks reports will contain the following:
a.
Complete experimental protocol.
b.
Data collected to date.
c.
Preliminary analysis of data.
d.
Activity for remainder of the fiscal year.
These reports need not be extensive.
3.
All final tasks reports and final administrative report, 29 September 1989.
The tasks reports should contain but not be limited to the following topics:
a.
Experimental protocol - can be taken from mid-year reports.
b.
Data presentation.
c.
Data analysis.
d.
Conclusions.
e.
Recommendations for future research.
4.
This memo supercedes dates assigned in the contract SOW and all previously dated memos
or verbal agreements concerning due dates.
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SG1J Approved For Release 2 3107, : CIA-RDP96,00788R001500170021-6. PP SAP iriternational Memo .- 5 ert To : f Date:  — 29-Q<t-1988 From: Ed May Ggy Location : G-201 Subject : Response to your 9/29/88 FY 1988 Research Memo Ce: Cathy Flowers As per agreement the analytics program will come to an end by close of business, 7 October 1988, The screening task scheduled for 11 October 1988 is being done at 2000 hours on SRI £ of 48 23,5 International personnel’s private time. One half of one hour is required for analysis of this data.-—____-——- ‘ : Fi e ri : Jool( itch loregy (Phase I screening tasks are NOT blind judged and do not require much time for analysis.) 0,7 A ort Therefore virtually no FY 1989 moneys or time are required. Late hud Aboet 7h Due to scheduling constraints at Los Alamos National Laboratory and with Joe, we will” 6g daft conduct the “Psi” protocol with the MEG on 18-21 October 1988. No costs will be incurred ——7~_ from our FY 1989 budget. Two staff members, May and Luke, will not be available for FY 1989 ‘ f whe 5/975 ; project work from 17-21 October. 1988. { The time lost because of the experiment and its 50 ens 7 rae subsequent analysis time will be reimbursed on an hour-by-hour basis by project personnel./ dad wee ° Therefore no time or funding from the FY 1989 will be expended to accomplish, this task. (7 . ? Judging from the current progress of report writing, 1/3 time to October 17, 1988isneeded * in order to finish the writing—we have that amount of money in FY 1988 funds. Beyond October 17, 1988 very minimal Project 1291 time will be spent by the Cognitive Sciences Program staff on FY 1988 reports. After the SOC meeting, minor changes that might be required to the reports \ will not detract from FY 1989 business. L fow deoyuik now, peo plarn—1—¢ I am unable to provide you official accounting figures by close of business 30 October 1988. If necessary, we will be able to provide you approximate numbers since the official accounting figures are not available until 3 October 1988. I suggest that, if you can wait, you allow us to provide you with the official figures by close of business day Monday, 3 October 1988. In fulfilling the requirement dictated by our contract, it is my responsibility to provide you with whatever figures you need to track the progress of your project technically and financially. I will do so. As you know, we have set up a series of 900 subs for our internal accounting purposes. The only moneys that are contained in those subs is for FY 1989. Would your requirements (memo of 9/29/88) be satisfied with a weekly accounting of these subs through November 4, 1988 (end of the SOC meeting)? Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500170021-6
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I provide to the COTR:
Monthly Report - This report
is generated the week following the end of
each SRI accounting period and Ed and Pete review the report before I run it
in final form.
The Monthly Report is compiled from numbers on the project
status reports (PSRs) and covers only the PSRs for the current fiscal year.
Voucher - The Voucher comes out of Jim Dolen’s office and Pete
likes to
review
it before
it
is sent on to Jean (Dolen says we are the only project that
handles the voucher this way - normally his office sends the voucher directly
to the contract officer).
The voucher covers the entire project,
i.e.,
all of
project 1291 PSRs.
The voucher is currently generated on a bi-weekly basis.
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—_— ve 972./8210/ o1 “7 Approved For Release oooiosiytghthe )P96-00788R001600100001-4 SUBJECT: Interim Response (U) The information provided as an enclosure to this report was obtained in direct response to a collection requirement provided by your office. The information is from an unconfirmed source,; therefore, caution is warranted in-its use. The material which you will now review has been acquired from a totally new and potentially valuable source of intelligence. Work is currently being conducted to establish ways by which to improve the accuracy and reliability of the data. Your attention to a preliminary evaluation, -and later a final evaluation, will be the basis for our assessment of this new collection technique. In, addition, your comments provide impetus upon which approach modification can be predicated for data collection against the same or any additional targets for which you may have an interest. The effort you expend will greatly assist us and will ultimately result in your receiving more information of increasing accuracy and reliability. .While formulating. your judgements concerning the information provided, the following comments concerning this new source of intelligence may be helpful. Foremost, the information is likely to consist of a mixture of both correct and incorrect elements. Specifically: The descriptive elements are generally of a higher reliability than judgements or labels as to what is being described by the source (a recreational swimming pool may be mistaken for a water purification pool, or an aircraft hull may be mistaken for a submarine hull, etc.) Therefore, seemingly appropriate descriptive elements should not be rejected because they have been mislabeled. The data will often contain gaps (in a three building complex far example, only two buildings may be described, or an airfield may be added which is not there.) Such gaps or additions should not be taken to mean that the rest of the information provided is necessarily inaccurate. Some of the data provided may be abstract with no apparent impoftance concerning the target. However, when considered in light of additional information provided or obtained at a later date, may then be considered of high intelligence value. (i.e., lack of personnel within a 24 hour operations area on a given time and date, which is later confirmed to coincide with a fire evacuation demonstration. ) Therefore, a recommended approach is to first examine the information provided and to answer the questions as best you can (hence this interim response), in order to provide us with sufficient feedback to continue our support with the best methods possible. Later, when the project has been terminated against that specific target, our office will provide you with a more detailed format wherein a full evaluation of all the information provided can be accomplished. If you have any questions regarding the data you have received, or its interim evaluation, please contact this office any time. CLASSIFIED BY: MSG, HQDA (DAMI-ISH) DTG: 0516302 JUL 78 REVIEW ON: 7 NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001600100001-4
fy | 972/8210/01 en Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001600100001-4 Boxes are provided to the right of each question. Only one box should be checked for each question asked. If you have any comments which you would like to make emphasizing the accuracy of the information or with reference to any information not generally covered in this format, please write them on the reverse of this page, or attach an additional page. Response to Tasking Responses* SG1A Does information provided satisfy your intelligence collection require- ment? Accuracy Geographical location (terrain, water, river, etc.) Large scale man-made objects (docks, ‘silos, buildings, etc.) Small scale man-made objects (tanks, computers, antennas, etc.) Target ambience (research, production, administration, troop movement, etc.) Activity (nuclear testing, CBR, SIGINT monitoring, etc.) Personality (Physical, plans, actions, traits, etc.) Utility Please check which best describes: the utility of the information provided (in view of what is known at this time, un- derstanding that additional information could raise or lower such an interim ass essment at a later date) *YES ~ indicates a full agreement with what is known to be fact about the target. NO - indicates a total lack of agreement with what is known to be fact about the target. Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001600100001-4
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