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/ 6. The scope of MKULTRA is comprehensive and ; range 3 from the search for and procurement of .botanical and . chemical substances. yi"* iti scientific laboratories. -to progressive testmg for effect - on animals and human beings^ The testing onindividuals begins <^er laboratory conditions employing every safeguard . Ld progresses gradually to more and more real^tic_opcra^^ tionfl simulations. The program requires and obtains ^the .. \,. services of a number of highly specialized authorities m many v fields of the natural science s . ^ . • "• ; " . . • • ' *" Y. ; The concepts involved in manipulating human . 7 behavior'are found by many people both w ithin and outsidethe • Agency to held is tasteful and unethical. There is considerable 'evidence that opposition: intelligence s^ce^reracUv^^ i highly pr oficieht in tMalfiel^r^Th^ ®xpe rience^of TSP todate _ indicates that both the research and the employment of the . - • materials are expensive and often unpredictable m results. -Nevertheless, there Have been major accomplishments b^h ^ ^ • "in re searchjand^BaratiSiaV employment. . : 8.: The principal conclusions of the inspection arethat the structure and operational contr ols over this activity n6ed strengthening; improvements are needed m the administration^ of theLesearch projects; and some of the testmg of substances Wer simulated operational cohditiohs was judged to utvolv*^, ’ excessive risk to the Agency. \ - . ,. . • * 9J Attached for the signature of the Deputy Pirector of Central Intelligence is a memorandum transmitting the report - to the Deputy Director/Plans requesting a summary of^action . - taken or eommentson the recommendations contained therein. Attachments - as stated J, Karman • • •*. Inspector General , ' : V : r.'V^ . . - • A—’tj - - * * . V *» • *. :• • C/ - 1 : .. . V- L ... I 1 V >' *. •• : fc- :