C.I.A. SOUGHT TO SPRAY DRUG ON PARTYGOERS - The New York Times

C.I.A. SOUGHT TO SPRAY DRUG ON PARTYGOERS - The New York Times: former CIA employee David Rhodes says he and another CIA employee were sent to San Francisco in '59 to lure unsuspecting people to party at which they were to spray air with LSD-25 as part of agency's secret drug-testing program, testimony before Sen subcom; test, part of much larger program known as MK-ULTRA, was abandoned because of weather; Rhodes, 2 former CIA employees, 2 former Narcotics Bur agents and Dr Charles Geschickter, head of foundation that channeled CIA med research funds to univs for 9-10 yrs, are questioned; Gottlieb contends there were errors in some agency documents describing work; Dr Robert Lashbrook, Gottlieb's deputy, also testifies; Rhodes says he went to Calif with Walter P Pasternak to test LSD aerosol device; Paternak was official with Investigation of Human Ecology Soc, set up by John Gittinger; Philip Goldman says he put together aerosol device for LSD test; Geschickter describes exotic substances developed under MK-ULTRA (M)

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