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Mkultra Subproject 115 (11 Documents with Pubdates from 600107 to 63042 3)

Central Intelligence Agency · 1960-01-07 · 31 pages · text by GLM-OCR

This Central Intelligence Agency file gathers 11 documents on MKULTRA Subproject 115, dated from 1960 onward. It holds invoice checklists, funding authorizations, payment memoranda signed for the TSD/Research Branch, an expenditure accounting, and a research proposal. The subproject funded a one-year study of the interaction between the mentally disturbed and their environment, costing about $4,085. The stated Agency interest was insight into factors influencing human behavior, and the researchers were to remain unwitting of the sponsor. None of the material concerns UFOs.

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I herewith submit a proposal for a study of the interaction between the mentally disturbed and their environment for consideration of Such a study would seem to be particularly interesting from the viewpoint of rapid changes now taking place in

The proposal has grown out of a request from to study the attitudes toward the mentally disturbed. decided at an early stage, however, that using public opinion polling methods in measuring the attitudes toward the mentally disturbed would provide only superficial data. Therefore, has planned a project involving a study of a sample of mentally disturbed persons in interaction with their immediate environment.

I will frankly say that submission of the proposal to

has been stimulated by the following factors: first, we would like to obtain sufficient financial support in order to carry out a thorough scientific study on the matter; second, we have been highly impressed by the progress of the visit by C and D, and we are encouraged and challenged.

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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. The text was read from the page images by GLM-OCR; expect the odd misread word. 31 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.