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September 22, 1964
George
Ulett,
M.D.
Director
Division of Mental Diseases
722 Jefferson Street
Jefferson City, Missouri
Subject: Dr. Chaim.Meir Rosenberg
Birth Date: April 25, 1936
Johannesburg, South Africa
Dear Dr. Ulett:
In developing the teaching and research programs in the Missouri
a great deal of difficulty in
am writing today to request your
help in obtaining the early admission to the United States of a
physician immigrant who has qualifications necessary for the program
of the Institute. we have filed a petition to classify Dr. Chaim
Rosenberg as a first preference quota immigrant. In discussing this
petition with the Immigrant Authorities in St. Louis. they indicate
that because he was born in South Africa and since the quota is lim~
ited to 100 per year, it will probably be a.minimum of twelve to
eighteen months before his admission is possible.
Institute of Psychiatry, I have had
recruiting qualified scientists. I
The programs in the study of new drugs in the treatment of
schizophrenic patients is an active one at this Institute. Dr. Harry
Neubauer. who has been assisting us in this program, is returning to
England next month. .We have sought a replacement for him and have
been unable to find a qualified scientist. Dr. Rosenberg is imminently qualified to undertake and continue his study program. At the
present time he is in England and it is an accident of his birth
place that makes it difficult for him to come and work within our
program.
Dr. Rosenberg graduated from the medical school of Johannesburg,
South Africa in November, 1960. Since that time he has taken postgraduate training in Psychiatry in various institutions in England and
is, at the present time, Psychiatric Registrar at Netherne Hospital.
In addition to the M.B.B.S., he holds the special diploma in psychological medicine. He has satisfactorily completed the E.C.F.M.G. ex-
aminations.
These qualifications make him imminently suitable both as a
teacher in the psychiatric research training programs of the Institute
and as a clinical research scientist. While I have filed the petition
with the Immigrant Authorities, and while I an optimistic that they
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Subject: Dr.
Chaim Meir Rosenberg
will find the application suitable, I
am most concerned that there
be an extensive delay; I would be most grateful for any easistance that you can give us in obtaining an early admission of
Dr. Rosenberg to participate in our programs.,
may
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
Director
Hex
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PRESENT ADDRESS:
Dr. Chaim.Meir Rosenberg
Netherne Hospital
Coulsdon, Surrey
England
M.D.
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September 21, 1964
Irene E. Waskow, Ph.D.
Research Psychologist
Psychopharmacology Service Center
National Institute of mental Health
Bethesda, Maryland 20014
Dear Dr. Waskow:
Thank you for your recent letter and I am sorry that I
have not had an opportunity to answer you sooner, but I returned from my helidays within the last two weeks. As you know, the
subject of language measures as an index of behavioral change
with psychotropic drugs has interested me for a number of years.
This summer, prompted in part by some of the discussions held by
the Clinical Committee with Jonathan Cole, I asked a medical stu~
dent and a member of my staff to repeat the T.T.R. measures with
LSD. They were able to complete the examination of seven schizo~
phrenic patients, each of whom have received an oral administration
of 60«7O gamma LSD in our EEG laboratory. Speech samples were
taken prior to drug administration and hourly up to four hours.
The tapes were transcribed in two sections, an unstructured
and a structured portion. In the structured portion, the student
had been encouraged to administer the proverbs test, selected from
the WAIS. A sufficient sample of record was transcribed to provide
a minimum of 16 twenty—five word samples for T.T.R. and time measure—
ments. The technique of T.T.R. followed the description by Jaffe.
far, we have analysed four measures—the T.T.R. and the
time
for a twenty~five word sample and standard deviation
average
for each of these measures.
So
Using non-parametric statistics and visual review of the
data, it appears that the effect of LSD in these subjects was to
increase the mean T.T.R. (increase variability) and increase the
duration of twenty-five word speech samples. The other two meas—
ures were not significantly different from the resting level. These
observations were consistent in the unstructured portion of the
interview only. for the amount of variability and change in the
structured portion was very small.
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I have encouraged my associates to examine a few more records
and carry out a few more such interviews so that we might determine
if these observations are consistent in another group of ten subjects.
Also, we are now examining our data for the correlation between the
language measures and the EEG changes.
I an optimistic that if the
measures of vocal dimension are reliable, that-they should change
with drug intake. At the time that we began our interest in speech
measures, Joe Jaffe explored the possibility of using pitch and
volume as measures of affect change. Because of the technical problems or perhaps the drugs did not effect this dimension, we were
unable to observe consistent changes in our study groups. It was
partly because of the failure in the measurement of these dimensions
that we sought for more objective scores and Dr. Jaffe extended his
interest in the T.T.R. and such other formal measures of speech.
With regard to your own study,
I plan to
be in Washington at the forthcoming meeting of the
Committee
Clinical
on October 15—16, 1964 and again for the A.C.N.P.
1964.
on October 23~24,
I would be pleased to have an opportunity
to meet with you and Martin Katz to discuss your work and our observation as well.
Thank you very much
to meeting with you.
for your letter
_
and
I
am
_
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
Director
Max
mf/ls
M.D.
looking forward
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Septembct 21. 1964
quas Instruments, Inc.
P. O. Box 66027
Houston, Toxao 77006
Gontlcunn:
I
short form ontologue describing
as wall as the now. and addrouo of your local
would appreciate a copy of your
anilloricor recordors.
rupfotentattvc.
Sinceruly yours.
Ms: Fink, M.D.
Director
92/13
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September 21. 1964
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September 21,\1964
Birch‘r. MOD
Mbdleal Director
Rudy
0
Sande: Pharmaceuticals
Hanovot. flew Jersey
Dear Rudy:
Thank you for your lotter of September 14th. I look forward to
meeting Dr. House on the 23rd, or the 24th of Soptomber. I believe
that George Ulott will be in out-scata Missouri during those days, and
Dr. Itil is on his holidays in Europo. However. the rent of my staff
are here and we will be pleased to show Dr. Benz; our program and the
plans VB havn for our collaboratlvo studies.
I will be at
homo that evening, (Mission 5—4579) and will be pleased
to moat with him, either at home or in the city.
I look forward to hearing from Dr. Hanna and
has. an opportunity to visit with us soon.
hope
Sinceroly yourn.
Max
213k. M.D.
Director
will.
that you, also. will
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September 21. 1964
Paul Rajoteo, M.D.
Institut
Do
Roehorohos Psychiatriqoos Do
Hopital Saint~€harloo
1000. Soul. Sto‘Anno
Jollotu,
Jolletco
Quoboo
Door Paul:
would be pleased to have Dr. Glard visit with us. and look forward
to having you visit us on the 213:. W! will provide him with a place
to work, and give him to opportunity o6 participate in the EEG program.
I do not know whether 3:. 1:11 will be back by that data, but I will do
we
my
boat to help.
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there is a Sheraton Hotel in St. Louis._1t is in tho downtown
lootion and somewhat distant from the hospital. The two closest and
While
nicest motels to the Instituto ore the
Admiral-Bonbow Inn, 5120 Baklund
Blvd., St. Louis, no. and the Bol~A1r Hotel on 4630 Lindell Blvd., St.
Louis, Mb. If you do not widh.to make the reservations from Montreal,
we will be glad to provide them hare.
Sincerely yours.
:4“ Fink’
Dlroctor
mf/la
MOD.
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Scptembor 21. 1964
Paul Huh,
MOD.
Commissioner
Department if Mental Hygione
State of Raw York
Albany, How York
Dear Paul:
I hero roferred to some of your early
taking the liberty of sending you this copy of a taper:
on the effect of Chlorpromazinowrrocyelldine in tho treatmont of doptcns1v: disorders, which haa been accepted for publication by lsychopharua—
cologit. I on also taking tho liberty of uncle-lug a copy of the pressutation that 1 mode at C. I.N.P.. as this may ha of sums interest to sumo
of your invosclgators.
Knowing your
studies. I
My
interest
am
and since
boat regards.
Sincetoly yours,
Fink, HOD.
m
Director
mills
Enclosuro
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September 21, 196‘
AM
Ins. Horacio C. Reggini
Corooel Die: 1432
Bounce
Aireo, Argentine
_
Dear Dr. Reggini:
Dr. George Ulett
Your intereet in
referred your letter of
August 18th to me for reply.
commendable one. The
of Computers to Psychiatry at thin
Artificial Intelligence in a
research programs on the application
Institution are devoted largely to problehs of the classification of
patients using taxonomic methods, changes in Electroencephalogrcns induced
meeyseteticticel applications which are documooted, in detail, in the field of Peychietry. We do not have e program
with relation to Artificial Intelligence, nor do I know of a publicly
acknowledged program in this subject in St. Louis. The other major computer
by peyehotropic drugs. and
.
groups,in the city. have problems more similier to those of this Institute
than the problem of Artificial Intelligence.
.
I regret that I
having you
visit
can not be of further help, but would look forward
no when you ere in St. Louis.
Sincerely yours,
'Mex Vick, M.D.
Director
mills
to
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Sefltember 21, 1964
Dr. Joven Simeon
was: House
Morningside Place
Edinburgh. 10. Scotland
Deer Dr. Simeon:
Your
application for
on appointment
in the research programs at the
Missouri Institute of Peyohietty has been reviewed by the appropriate
oonnitteee and I am pleased that your appointment as Senior Research
of
Scientist (Peychietry) has been approved. subject onlyforto e review
send
us
to
you
your documents. It would be appropriate. therefore,
E.C.F.H.G.
and
D.P.M.
the
photoetetic copies of your medical diploma, the
'
certificete.
do not make nice: your immigration status. In
States
general. scientists from European countriee cone to the United
The
first.
exchange student vise.
either on immigrant visa. or on onbecome
five
after
American
citizen
an
to
elect
candidate
to
the
permits
United
the
in
stay
your: and does not have a time limitation for the limited
to e period
ordinarily
vine
is
student
The
exchange
States.
United
States
the
leave
of five years, and candidates one required to
ins
the
by
for e minimum two-year period before re-entry is permitted
would
this
discuss
migration authorities. 1 would recommend that you
problem with the American Consult Officials in Edinburgh or London.
In the event that you went on exchenge student vile application submitted, we will be pleased to do no.
Secondly, your
letters
cepies of your document, I would
appreciate an indication from you regarding your visa status. and the
time that you would like to join the croft.
In addition, therefore, to sending
no
Sincerely yours,
Man
Fink, H.D.
Director
mills
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September 21, 1964
George Crane, M.D.
National Institute of mental Health
Hetionel Bank Building
‘
Bethesda, Merylend, 2001i
Deer George:
I
taking the liberty of enclosing a copy of the report By Dr. 1:11
and Dr. leaklner on their experience with Butaperezine. Dr. Keektner
is pleased to represent the Institute at the next E.C.D.B.U. meeting,
and he he. prepared a short summary of these observations which he will
be prepared to present at your and Jonathan's request.
am
that I will be unable to
'Itoregret
joining you at the next one.
attend this meeting but look forward
Sincerely yours,
Max
Fink,
Director
mills
Enolonure
M.D.
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September 21, 1964
Mr. John Dawson. Esq.
Rnnwell Hospital
Near Wiekford Essex
England
Dear John:
Our letters have apparently crossed each other in the mail. and I
want to thank you for your Curriculum Vitae and list of references.
I read these, I am left with e question'regarding your senior
degree. It was Dr. Gershon‘s impression that you hold a medical
degree and this seems to be confirmed by the notation that you were
As
house surgeon to Mr. Armitege (1943-1944) and Captain R.AtM.C. (19441945). Yet, the C.V. does not indicate a medical degree. Can you
clarify this for
me?
'
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
Director
Mex
mills
M.D.
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September 21,1964
Kazuo
Saito,
M.D.
Hokkaido University School of Medicine
Department of Public Health
Sapporo, Japan
Dear Dr. Saito:
letter to Dr. Ulett was referred to me for reply. The re—
search programs established by Dr. Ulett at Washington University
are now in progress at this Research and Training Center, created
by him in the State of Missouri.
Your
To consider your application further, I would like to inquire
whether you have the American E.C.F.M.G. examination. I am enclosing a descriptive brochure, as this examination is an important
part of the appointment procedure.
.
Secondly, we would appreciate copies of your reports, both in
Japanese and in English. we now have on our staff a research fellow,
Dr. Takumi Ikuta from Fukuoka, and he will help us evaluate your
experience.
Also,
we may
we
.
would be grateful for the names of two references to whom
and should like to know whether you are married and the
write
probable duration of your
visit to the
United States.
Sincerely,
Fink,
Director
Max
mf/la
Enclosure
M.D.
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September 21, 1964
Dr. C. M. Rosenberg
Netherne Hospital
Coulsdon, Surrey
England
Dear Dr. Rosenberg:
On September 18th, we filed a petition to classify your
application on a first preference quoto basis, with the immi—
gration authorities in St. Louis. A-copy of that letter is en—
closed for your information. Within the next few weeks, we shall
follow this inquiry with others in the hope of expediting an early
preference visa. I have also written to Drs. Farnan and Carr and
will complete the processing of your application within the next
few weeks.
at
.
It
would be apprOpriate, I think, for you to make inquiries
the consulate office in London regarding your visa status. In
general, the Bureaucratic Officials who are responsible for the
judgments necessary in this instance are most responsive to stimu—
lation from the outside.
Good Luck!
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
Director
Max
mf/ls
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M.D.
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September 21, 1966
Pool Hook. M.D.
Con-isotoner
Department
State of
Albany,
If
Mental Hygiene
York
York
New
How
Deer Poul:
interest
and since I have referred to none of your early
taking the liberty of sending you this copy of a report
on the effect of Chlorpromeline~Ptooyclidine in the treetnnnt of depreee-
Knowing your
etudiee. I
em
iv: dieorders, which has been ecoepted for publication by layohOpherme—
oolosie. I an also toting the liberty of enclosing e copy of the presen—
tation the: I made at C.I.N.P.. as this may be of some interest to some
of your investigators.
My
beet regards.
Sincerely yours,
Pink, H.D.
Director
Me:
nl/le
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E
_‘
'
,
and
I
September 21. 1964
Ing. Horacio C. Reggini
Coronal Die: 1432
Buenoa
Airee, Argentina
Dear Dr. Regaini:
Dr. George Ulett referred your letter of August 18th to me for reply.
Your intereat in Artificial Intelligence is a commendable one. The
research programs on the application of Computers to Paychietry at thie
Institution are devoted largely to problems of the claaaification of
patients uaing taaonoaic methods. changes in Electroencephalogrena induced
by psychotropic drugs, and nunysatatietical applications which are cocomented, in detail, in the field of Psychiatry. We do not have a program
with relation to Artificial Intelligence, nor do I know of a publicly
acknowledged program in this subject in St. Louie. The other major computer
groupe.in the city, have problems more aimiliar to those of this Inetitnte
than the problem of Artificial Intelligence.
I regret that I cen not be of further help, but would look forward to
having you
vieit
us when you are in St. Louis.
Sincerely yours,
Max
Pink.
Director
nt/le
M.D.
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September 18. 1964
Dr. L. 0:1:
Life Sciences Divilion
Stanford Research Institute
Men!»
Perk. Celifornie
Deer Dr. 0:13:
I
would very nueh appreciate a copy of your summery
comments given
at the recent
Birmingham, England.
CIR?
neetinge held in
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,
Me:
Pink,
Director
Mrljb
M.
D.
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September '18, 1964'
Jonathan 0. Cole,
M.D.
?aychopharmacology Sarvica Centar
Rational Institutes of Health
Bethesda. Haryland 20014
Baa: Jonathan:
is tha revised voraion of tho report "Clinical Effiw
of
ChlorpromazinAnProcyclidine Combination. Imipramine
caoy
and Placebo in Dopresaivn Disorders". I beliova that we have
anawarud each of the criticisms of the readers, and trust that
the prasant revision masts with your approval.
Enclosad
'
My
base ragards.
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
‘th
Director
Mfljb
Em: C
M.D.
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Scptonbor 13. 1964
John 0. Kronor,
D.
Tho Longnor Clinic
2807 Son Mateo Blvd., N.E.
Albuquerque.
M.
Row
Mexico 87110
Dec: John:
Ihlnk you very much for your letter. Enclosed is a final draft
of your roport which has been accepted by Pharmacologgo.
I
saw Timmy in Great Neck, and had
the vcry poculinr fooling of seeing noncono I know well. In tho
As you know, soon months ago
unstructurod oontox: of children playing together, I could not
recognize his but as soon as be said his name was Timmy Kronor
I suddenly saw to old friend in miniature. we had a delightful
tin. togethcr and I hope to renew this by visiting next month.
on planning to be in Albuquorqoo on October 2, and would like
to be in Santa Fe by 7:30 p.m. for a symposium. and can spend
the cfcornoon with you. my plane will arrive oboot 3:00 p.m.
I
I
on looking forward
to seeing
you than.
Sincerely yours,
Fink.
Director
Max
Hrljb
fine.
H.D.o
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‘September 17. 1965
a
Tureu
clo
ltil.
K. 613
H.D.
Topkepi Satay
Istanbul. Turkey
Deer futon:
for your letter from Stuttgert end for the
slides.
I returned to St. Louie, I found the program running very well. Everyone seemed quite content and I wee moot
pleased with the progress that occurred during the month of
Ansuet in the laboratories and nice in the petient studies. As
for specific questions and problems, I will ehere some of these
Thank you very much
When
with you and none of the decieioue which I have made.
butepereeine study is good. and I reviewed with Ali his proeentetiou to the E.GiD.E.U. group. Instead of making up slides,
he will make up a number of tables and will have these winner
graphed for presentation to the group.
The
etudiee of pentothel activation are running well.
10 day interwele, six patients receiving
and
triflluperidol,
I eeked Ali to give Mrs. Dierker three names
of petiente receiving butepereriue and three patients who V111
receive thiorideeine. These twelve petiente should receive
peutothel EEG: and computer analysis about every 10 days until
each one hes had six to eight measurements. These will be taken
during the drug—free period and then while on a drug.
The computer
,
we
will be following at
.
study is in progress. I reviewed the one record using
the computer in which you have pentothel eetiwetion. To my eye,
this did not help the discriminetiou. Two of the volunteers have
been done, but one in Mrs. McDonald. who he: been pregnant end I
think this series will not be «petal for us. Charlie is able to
do two recordings e week.
The SKI
I reviewed your protocol of EEG computer study of different pheno—
thielinee. Richardson could not start. end Ali suggested Tucker
instead. The protocol is eetieieetory except that I would like to
add on examination with trifluperidol end one with librium to
bring the group to six. I am rewriting the protocol and will eend
you e copy es soon as it is ready. Will librium et.l mglkg end
trifluperidol at 0:2 ms/kg be e eetiefaotory dosage schedule?
�Turan
sept.
M.D.
Itil,
17. 1964
Page Tun
In reviewing the LSD work with Andy, it became obvious that he
has had an extensive experience. The clinical changes are re*
corded well and I thought it was important to have him start
some EEG analyses to determine the EEG criteria for threshold
and for tolerance. we began this yesterday and hopefully, dur»
ina the next two weeks, we will have some preliminary work in
this area. Would you like to suggest how he is to determine the
threshold affect on £36?
I
met with Mike Holden and reviewed the lobotomy and combined
drug therapy projects. The combined drug therapy project is
quite good, and-he has most of the patients for this group. The
initial studies are in progress. The lobotomy study was unclear
and we discussed this at some length. I suggested that the same
problem would be faced by him as Andy faces. mainly the determina-
tion of the differences in
LSD.
Ditran sensitivity for the
will discuss this further.
lohotomy and the non~lobotomy groups. we
Magrinat began this week with Ali, and in principal, I accepted
your recommendation that he participate in the study of epileptic
disorders. The Oapolat protocol has some questions in it which
can wait until your return. In the meantime, he is to get to know
Ali's patients and will help him so that he can spend some more
time in the laboratory.
1 reviewed some of the tapes made by Mrs. Wright and find that the
.Offner is set with time consonants which lose the fast frequencies.
Gene and Mrs. Dierker say that this has been done with your approval. Is there some reason why you wish the Officer set so that
fast frequencies are lost? I would like to change the time con~
stants so that some of the fast frequencies will appear in the
0!£ner_rscords as well, but will not do so until I hear from you.
with Harry and Sam. The Ditran study
has progressed very well and they have an excellent clinical paper.
Don has done a good job on the statistics. We agreed that they
would prepare two reports, one of the clinical material in which
the EEG would appear simply as a summary; and a second report in
which the Ditran and lhorasine combination would he discussed at
.1 had some wonderful meetings
length. A third reports. on the EEG and behavioral relationships
will await your return. In large measure. this is because we will
have to undertake a detailed quantitative analysis of the Ditran
records and I know no good way of doing this except by a visual
analysis using your quantitative schema. While Harry will already
have gone to England, I believe we should be able to write that
report this Fall. I would like to send in an abstract to the
American Psychiatric Association similar to the one you read at
C.I.fi.P. Since it has to be in befora_0ctoher l, I shall assume
that I have your concurrence in sending in an abstract of this
nature.
�Torah
Sept.
M.D.
Itil,
1966
17.
PageIThrea
Jim has oarriad out some of the biochemical studies in spinal
fluid and I have a summary of your observations on my desk.
I hope to so over these with him as soon as I havo a chance.
In the meantime. he has come to on with an inquiry as to whether
he can assuoo responsibility_for the biochemistry laboratory;
and whether we can-support or are interested in s biochemical
program about the catachol amines.' I told him that this was
difficult since we had neither the funds nor the stature in the
research world to study this type of neurohumor. but recommended
strongly that ho participate in our studies of cholinargic moth»
aaians. He has demorrod. stating that his participation in such
a program would be of secondary interest to him. After all, such
s program would be largely ours and not his, and he has to make
his mark in the world. I accepted his comments but indicated
that it was not proper for us to assign the responsibility for the
biochemistry laboratory to him since we were anxious to have s bio—
chemist.primarily of s collaborating scientist. He has agreed,
however. that the spinal fluid studies which you and be are under~
taking should be continued, and more important, that he would be
pleased to carry out additional spinal fluid studies in patients
receiving psychotropic drugs. with this in mind. and to broaden
the coobined drug study program. I wonder if you would agree to the
following associated study for Mike Holden? If we wore to collect
the spinal fluid of patients on the combined drug study during
their free period and again at various times when they receive one
or two drugs, and measured the spinal iloid for cells. protein.
the qualitative distribution of proteins. transsminese, cholinesterase, and any additional enzymes that we may be able to mossure
in our laboratory - this would he a good supporting study for determining if spinal fluid changes markedly during drug administration.
What do you think?
-
I
vacation. Please give
regards to our many friends in Istanbul. Ali sends his regards.
and the whole staff misses you.
hope you, Ellen and Kurt have a wonderful
my
Sincerely yours,
Mex
Fink,
Director
HP/Jb
M. D.
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Septanblr 15. 1964
anartmant of Justin.
In-igtation and naturalization Service
U. S.
Washington, D. C.
Gentleman:
Patitiaa in hornby and. to elassify the status of alien bonn~
ticiuy' Chin Muir Romanian. now a! Grant Britain. for the
itluaneo of immigrant vita an a highly skilled pursen nacnssary
for tha technieul ptogxana now in prograas in the Misuauti
Institute of Inychittty. This petition is being ptuncnted by
the Ditnctor of the Institutn, Dr. Max Fink. and thc Dirnctor
o! thn Diviaion of thttl Diuansos of tha Stat: of Miuuouri.
Dr. Goats. A. Ulatt.
Institute at ?sychiatry is an integral part of
the Division, cruattd in Oatabor.»l962. by thn'Govarnor of the
State of Missouri. tho Hon. John F. Dalton. The Institute v.3
catatod to needy tbs problamn of tho unnttlly ill of tho Stnte
of Minnouri. to provide spatial treatmaut fscilitias for those
The Miuaouri
citixunn,
and
to gravid: ttsining
programs
for ptofcssianal
pcruonnol. aspacinily physicians in thc opacitlitod diseiplinas
of psychiatry and community psychiatry. Botauae of thn innu£~
fieitnt nunbcr of phyaicimnl available to carry cut the functions
of thn Divition of Huntal Ditcuuat, tha Govurnor and the legislature of tha Stntt of Missouri in 1961.m again in 1963. prev
vidcd fund: for this zuanatch and training cantcr.
Instituta tnployn 30 technically skilled ritearch work-rs
tnathors and ht: n clinical stuff of 90-wha_provide for the
patiant earn within thc Institute facility.
Funds to: ch: operatians at tht Institute Are proVidcd by the
Ibo
and
Lasislnturc of the Stat. of Hiaaauri, tasaarch grants from
private foundations and the National Inttitutns of Ehntnl Honlth.
and tram tpacial‘budzctnty allocatiana‘¢f the St. Louis stat:
Hospittl. For thc biennium l963~65. tho.nua total of funds dcvotcd to restarth and training within tha Instituta proper and
ch: funds allocttsd to patitnt tutu. approximated
ingludins
0 000.
$8
�U.
8.-Depaxtnant of Justice
Dr. C. H. Rosenberg
September 15. 1964
Re:
~
Inn. 5 Nat. Serv.
Page Tho
In the research prograna oi the Inatitnte. specially trained
personnel in the fields of neurophysiology. pharmacology. biocheniatry. computer sciences and experimental and clinical
psychology have been appointed. Since the majority of these
studies revolve about patients within the Institute setting,
clinical psychiatrieta are a cornntatone of these programs.
Indeed. competently trained clinical psychiatrists with epe~
cialined abilities in daacriptiva”psychietry provide much of
the basic information needed by the laboratory scientists.
For thia reason. all appointees to the clinical programs of
the lnatitnte nuat to board qualified psychiatrists. While
theta are many such in the United States, they, for the coat
part. are in clinical practice in the community and very few
are available for clinical research. For this reason. we have
sought end appointed extraordinarily qualified peychiatriete
from outside the United States to the Institute. At the
present time. 31: each qualified European and Anatralian
paychiatriats from outside the United States provide the
basic data of our clinical prograna.
One
of these paychiettiats. Dr. Karry neubaner, is leaving
early in October following hia exporiance here. It in as a
taplacenant for him that we cook the early admiasion of
Dr. Chaim Mair Rosenbctg. we have been unable to find a rm—
plncannnt from candidates within the United States. and this
important program will not be able to continue unless we can
find an immediate replacement.
It in our opinion that the oarly admission of Dr. Enacnberg
will enbatentially benefit the research and treatment programs
of the Misconri Institute of Psychiatry, and directly accrue
to the benefit of the patienta of this institution. It in our
hope that Dr.tnoaenbatg'e participation in our research pro~
grane will assist on in making conttibutiona to the nndaratand~
ing of the problems at the mentally 111. Since our programs
are anpported by national as woll as local resources. all the
information obtained in our programs ia presented as rapidly as
poaaible to the acientiiic community, thereby benefitting the
general cultural and medical welfare of the American public.
is a qualified physician. and has con.
plated_hie training leading to on advanced certificate as a
qualified paycbiatriat. He has received the Diploma in Paychelogical Medicine awarded by the Conjoint Examining Board in
England. In addition. he holds e certificate from the Education~
al Council for toroign Medical Graduates. which is a confirmation
of his general medical qualifications.
Dr. Ghabn'ueir Rosenberg
�U.
3. Dapartaanu of Justice
Dr. C. M. Bonanbarg
Saptaubar 15. 196A
Ba:
~ law. a
Hat. Sarv.
Paga‘rhraa
Hia racorda hava baau axaninad by the appropriaca committaaa
as an
at thia Instituta. and he ia qualifiad for an appointmantannual
an
carriaa
Thia
poaition
naaaareh
Scientist.
Aaaiatan:
aalary of 815.000. The position is available as of October 15,
Encloaad ara
cations:
certificataa ralatin: to Dr. Rosenbarg’a qualifi~
anfl Baehaiot
(1)
hasten: of Baehalor of Madicina
(2)
Full Rasiatratian as Radical Practitionar in
tho toraign List of the Register from the
canaral Radical Council.
of Surgery.
_
niplana of Paychologieal Mbdieina.
(6) Educational enuncil for Foraign Radical
(3)
Graduataa Examination.
u: will ba gratatul for your eooparation in the rapid procaaaing
of this application.
Sincaraly yours.
Ma: Fink, M.D.
Ditaator
Missouri Inatituta of Psychiatry
Gaoraa
A4
Director
Ulatt,
M.D.
Division of Manual Diaaaaea
State of Missouri
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September 15.
196A
Dr. John Dawson
Runwell Hospital
Wickford, Essex
England
Dear John:
First, let
me apologies for our inability to reach you last week.
combination of driving on the wrong side of the reed through
the heaviest traffic that London could present, after a few days
of continuous excitement and activity, use too much for our driver
sud ourselves.‘ I so grateful, however, that you were patient and
had the opportunity to meet with Sam Gershon. I hope you liked
him. because his report of his meeting was a fine one.
A
in Birmingham. George Ulett and I had occasion to discuss
studies
other
in Englsnd relating electrolytes and their changes
of psychiatric patients. This work interests us
the
behavior
to
indeed
much.
as
very
it has Dr. Gershon for s number of years. I
believe that we have both the facilities. the supporting labors!
tories. and the interest to provide a suitahle framework for such
While
study programs.
'
'
this in mind, I should like to encourage you to consider an
appointment here. May I have s copy of your curriculum vitae and
permission to write to one or two references? In my letter to Jim,
which I on sending by this same post, I have summarized our mset~
With
ings and have already asked him to send
me
it
If this opportunity interests
be most helpful
if
letter.
such s
it
would
does,
you, and I do hope
make
would
some
also
the
notes regarding
you
kinds of specialized equipment that may be necessary to support
these programs. With your curriculum vitae and this letter infor—
mation. I should he shle to answer some of the questions you raised
with Dr. Gershon which he had to defer.
for visiting with us in London, and for your
with
our interrupted return visit.
understanding
Thank-you very much
Sincerely yours.
Fink,
Director
Mex
MF/jb
M.
D.
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September 15. 1964
Louise Xanter. Ph.D.
Research Assistant
Bureau of Planning
State of California
Department of Rental Hygiene
1500 311th Street
Sacramento. California 95814
'
Dear Dr. Kanter:
for your recent inquiry to my former office
at Hillside Hospital. I do hot know exactly which projects
carried out at Hillside seem related to the problem of treet~
tent of low income and minority groups. The closest study that
we have is one comparing the differences in psychiatric treatment in three institutions, and I am enclosing a capy of that
nimeogrephed report.
Thank you very much
of the ataff who has had the moat experience in the
sociological factor inoour treatment programs is Dr. Robert L.
Kuhn, now director of plychology at the Montefiore Hospital,
The number
Gun
Hill
Road and Beinbridge Avenue, Bronx. new York.
also wish to write to Dr. Nathaniel Siogol at Hillside
Hospital, who may have carried out some studies subsequent to
You may
my
leevins that institution.
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
Director
Max
Dir/5b
H. D.
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Septcuhcr 1‘. 1964
Er.
J.
A.
Harris
Sande: Ph:xmnceut1anla
Radical Department
Hanover, Raw Jcrocy
at. B‘rrio:
Dear
for your coppcration with Dr. Willitm Ltag‘l
LSD*25
for
for
his antmhl studias. It was due to an
Inquest
'ovarsight on my part that I bud not made the propar raquest be~
{are leuving for Europe.
Thank you vary much
is part of the prajaets supparted
by HIE ané the
manta!
of
of
Missouri
thu State
Division of
Discases
at this
institution.‘ Ybur coaporation £5.811p1y appraciatad.
This study
Sinnerely yours,
rm. 5. n.
m
Dirnctor
Hr/jb
cc:
Dr. R. Birehat
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September 14, 1964
Dr. Grahan.flnrdtng'
Collegn for Advanced Technology
Goat. Garden. 4
Birmingham, England
Dear Dr. Harding:
Pleas: la: un-take this opportunity to thank you for your kindness
and intcraat during my rue-n: visit to Biruflnghsn. I have just
writCQn to Jim. telling him of my thoughts regarding your affilia—
tion. ‘I think it'iu most encouraging that there are so many places
in England that are undertdking quantitativa electroenccphalographtc
resaarch. I believe that there are probably more such workars in
your country than in our own, and am encauraging him to perhaps
arrange a meeting aometimn 1n the near future of thc workers from
both continents.
I am analosing éome of the recent mimeographad
earlier publications of our work that may interest you.
For tha maantimn,
reports
My
and
best regardsg’
Sincerely yours,
Max
Fink,
Director
rem/1b
Inc.
M. D.
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September 14, 1964
Professor Martin Roth
Royal Victoria Infirnsry and
University of Newcastle
Department of Psychological Medicine
Newcastle Upon Tyne 1, England
Deer Martin:
During the pest few days since my return to St. Louis, I have
had numerous oeeesions to reflect on our splendid visit with
you and your staff in Newcastle. As I somnsrired my experiences
for different groups of the etsit, I found that I was often re~
ferries to your work and making suggestions for further progress
hero based on our visit with you.
Yesterday, I wrote to Donsld Klein at Hillside Hospital. my forner associate. regsrding your observations in the depressive and
phobic groups. I encouraged him to write to you and Dr. Clair
Gueraey to expend on thin interesting observstion.
My
best regards.
and many thanks
for your hospitality.
Sincerely yours.
Hex
Fink,
Director
m1 5!:
M.D.
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Saptcmbcr 14, 1964
Dr. P. B. Bradley
The uoélcal sabool
Hospital Center
Birmingham 15. Englnnd
Dear Dr. Bradley:
filth to thank you for the vary fine arrangemnnto that ware made
Birmingham for the recent meeting: 6! the CIN?. While I misscd
many of our friends who failed to nutcnd the meeting, I found the
1
in
sessions quit; anjoy&blc.
I am enclosing a copy of my summary remarks, and would ask if youv
would sené thcaa an to tha editor. The raportl of my associatas
are being :ditad and will be sent on as soon 3: they are prepared.
1
an sure you are enjoying a period of relaxation
task well dona.
after a hard
Sincerely yours,
M3: F1nk,‘K.D.
Director
MP/jb
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Saptafibar 14, 1966
Janos H. Hargariaon, M. D.
Department of Expsrimontal neurology
Institute of 2sychiatry
The Mandalay
Denmark Hill
London,
Hospital
3.3. 5, England
Dear Jim:
past two weeks. since laaving you, have been exceptionally
thought provoking. my visit with you was a stimulating one, to
say the least. for I think you made clear tho importanto of
oraativa work for people 11kt ourselves. While I have had many
doubts during this year ragarding the significance of what I
may hava accomplished since coming to lissouri, the clarity
The
with which you criticized my work made on fuel that I had little
recourse but to go back to tbs laboratory immediatoly and perhaps
justify the axistoncc of this laboratory, not by the work of
others. but by my own. Perhaps this can bc done in the scat yoar,
and I look forward to matting with you at coma near future time
with more data and laws: administrative explanations.
Tho mastinsa in Birmingham ware fair from our point of View. us
missed tho presents of many-of tho slottroancaphalographars and
nourophysiologiats who hava had oxpariancc with quantitative EEG,
drugs. and clinical populations. ‘Ihors were only a few of us who
could carry on the discussions and as wo loft. Turns. George and
was sand for a full scale matting of people
l {alt that there
intarsstad in EEG quantification and psychiatric problems.
Indeed. we thought we would like to suggest it to you ~ since
London is such a central-location, that you might try to organize
a wasting. perhaps undar the aegis of the EEG Society, of people
liks yoursslf. Laidlaw. Shagass, your friend Harding, and others
who may ba better known to you whoaa interest in EEquuantification
may oaks it possible to discuss not only the methods. but thair
ralation to clinical bahavior.
While
in
Birmingham, Enron and
-
I visited Graham Harding at the
Ha is a delightful follow. and
Collaga for Advanced Technology.
it was
a most rewarding
visit.
Ha know
sons of the people in tho
�,Dr. Herserison
9-14~6A
Page The
United States who are carrying out work similar to
his.
and we
spent s most pleasant two hours. I knew little of his application
of Isndell' s concordance but would like to see how this may be
related to our own work.
Perhaps most important is the pleasant visit that George and I had
with John Dawson. we spent a most pleasant few hours discussing his
work and at the end of which. with your kind permission, I asked
whether he would be interested in coming to our laboratories. He
seid he would like to consider it. so we tried to arrange for another
meeting just before we left England. As you may already know. we had
great diffioulty in getting to Rnnwsll and it seemed most expedient
to here San Gershon, our pherneeologist. visit withhhtm. Sen ceme‘
bank to the States with a very fine report and I an.writing to Dawson.
encouraging him to consider an appointment with us., Our procedure in
processing such appointments at the present time is somewhat simpler
than two yeers ago since the relationships with other agencies have
been olerified; however. I would like very much to have s letter of
referents from you concerning the extent of your collaboration. your
estimate of his abilities as a bio-chemist. and any other comments
you wish to make which I can use to present to the Dean and the ep~
propriate committees of the University.
.
with regard to a major portion of our discussion concerning your own
future, I on sure, indeed I so confident, that you must and will continue your research programs even if you have to devote s good part
of your energies to becoming e "£amous nan". Good luck. and my many
thanks to Sheila for her hospitality and dinner. Jonathan extends
his thanks to hell for the cricket ball. which has become a center~
piece in his bookcase and I hope an object that we will use this
coming weekend.
my
best regards.
Sincerely yours.
Mex
Fink.
Director
Miljb
M. D.
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September 14. 1964
Dr. N. Zenoutnikov
c/o Rotisset Hospital
horisset
New
South Wales
Australia
Dear Dr. Zenousnikov:
In evaluating your letter of August 25, I find that the second
page of your statutory daolaration'is missing; It is difficult,
therefore. to make s satisfactory evaluation of your experience
with relation to the various opportunities both at this institute
and in other institutions of the Division of Mental Diseases of
the State of Missouri.
As
tentative showers to your specific questions, subject to re-
view when
that
I hero seen the
second page of your record.
it
appears
requirements of an applicant
for residency. The State of Missouri does not have a Diploma of
Psychological Modicine since this certificate is unknown in the
United States. The equivalent is a certificate from the American
Modical Association Specialty Board, the American Board of Psychiatry
'and Rourology. qualification in psychiatry from that board requires
three years of accredited residency training and two years of prsc~
tics in psychiatry. Both the three years of accredited training and
tho two years of practice are available within the Missouri Institute
of Psychiatry program.
you
satisfy the age
and
SCENE
Hith regard to candidates who alaesdy hold the D.P.H., they tend to
fall into two groups. Those who wish to qualify for a board certifioation in the United Statos find that the D.P.M. has no standing be~
tors the American board and era requirod_to tsko a full three year
residency and two years of practice. On the other hand, many institutions within the United States and a number within the Division of
Mental Diseases of the State of Miosouri will accept a D.P.M. as a
qualification for s gsychistrist ll position. This position permits
the candidate to assume responsibility for clinical programs within
one of the institutions and further training is not required.
Modical licensure within the State of Missouri
is at
two
levels. For
are not citizens, and who are appointed to an institut~
ion of the Division of Montal Diseases, temporary license can be
individuals
who
�Dr. N. Zomouznikov
9~lé~64
Page Too
scoured upon application by the candidate and approval by the
Dirootor of the Division of Montol Diseases. Snob licenauro is
usually limited to a period of five years, at the and of which
time most oandidotoo have quolitiod for Amorioan citizenship.
that time, they booomo eligible for the examinations of the
Stoto of Hioooori and upon satisfactory completion of that oxamina~
tion can toooivu an unqualified license to praotioe within the
At
state
0
interested in participating in tho programs of
stillMbntal
of
Diseases. either as a resident or as a staff
Division
the
number, I ohnll be pleased to receive a copy of your sooond page, a
small photograph, and the names oi two toferoeo to whom I may write
for further information.
If
you are
Thonk you vary much
for your inquiry.
Sincerely yours,
Max
Mlljb
Fink,
M. D.
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September 14. 1964
Dr. Grahal Harding
College for Advanced Technology
Gosta Garden. 4
Birmingham, England
Dear Dr. Harding:
la: on take this opportunity to thank you for your kindneaa
iatereat during IV reoeut viait to Bireinghaa. I have just
written to Jim, telling him of my thoughts regarding your affilia.
tion. I think it it most encouraging the: there are so many placaa
in England that are undertaking quantitative electroencephalographic
research. I believe that there are probably more such workers in
Please
and
your country than iawqur own, and am encouraging him to perhaps
arrange a meeting sometime in the near future of the workers from
both continents.
I am enclosing some of the recent uimeogrephed
earlier publications of our work that may interest you.
For the meantime,
reports
My
and
best regards.
Sincerely yours.
Max
Fink. H.
Director
HP/jb
Inc.
D.
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Scptcmbor 11, 1964
International Inn
Circle
14th and M Stratus,
Thomms
N. W.
Washington‘s. D. C.
Atccnnion:
Rnsnrvations Clerk
Guntlcnou:
Please :nscrvu a singla room for tho night: of Octobar
and 2b. 196‘
in
my
aunt.
Your unrly confirmation of abovu rnsorvation
much
will be vary
upproeiatod.
Sincerely yours.
Ma: Fink. M. D.
Diroetor
Iii/5b
23
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Saptembe: 11, 1964
Jonathan 0. Cole, H.D.
Psychopharmacology Bartlet Center
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda, Haryllnd 20014
Dear Jonathan:
aha memorandum regarding the October 15th
of
the Committee, and the latter at June 15th from
meeting
I have just read
Jim Ewing.
Jim’s letter is difficult to interpret, and I am not refl
taunted about the available arrangomnnts for this unit's
participation. According to the letter, no person is working in the program full time and while.there are an adequata
numbar of people to participate in tho program. I ha»! the
distinct fucling thnt the patient: will fall between the
aim. shifts of the many investigators.
I believ; that it
the Guumittca to
for another mamber éf
the
unit
at
this
present tins.
wou1d_ba important
visit
Sincerely yours,
'
Mu Fink, u.
Director
m,»
1).
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September 11, 1964
Miss Albarta Durham, Secrotnry
Society of
Eltctraencephalograph Itchnicians
East #12
Thu Anarican
'
111 14th Awanue
Seattle, Washington 98102
‘Dcat Miss Durham:
It is with plantar: that I'rncaumend thruc numbers of the staff
of the Missouri Institute of Psychiatry for mambership in the
Amtrican Society of EEG rathniciana.
Miss Mary Jo Kasper, Miss Yulmon Gig, and Hts. Helen Klinganbetg
hnva Oath been trained within thc Inatituta in thh laboratories
of clinical nautophysiology under thc diraction of Dr. Tutan Itil.
liberatoriea ht»: bunt eatabliahnd under his direction with
my cooperntion. and out firnt tethnicitn was Hrs. Lucillu wright.
The
At the prcnant
tins,
Min: 013 and Mrs. Klingenberg are the
princi-
pal tachniciaus for thn laboratory, tvatasing fatty innards a week.
A mtjor pottian of thait job in to make hand measnrcmnnta of tho
traqucnay analyser output.
Hist Kasper has been in charge of the EEG laboratory for the pant
yctr and is supervising the other tachnical yersannel.
I
would 11k.
to
havn
than: author: of our staff participate in the
activitias of the Society
and rocaumnnd
their membership.
Sincataly yours,
Mn:
rink,
Director
M.D.
Hr/jb
P.8. Attached
the applicntiontr:has
nailed horn
Milt Kasper
of Miss Big and HII. Klingcnberg;
separatuly.
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September 11, 1964
M]. F‘mhm
c/o Netherne Hoopitel
Dr.
Coulodon. Surrey
England
Deer Dr. Fernhem:
Dr. C. H. Rosenberg hes undo application to join the nteff
England;
It the Hiceouri Institute of Psychiatry. While in He
lest weak. I bed en opportunity to meet with him.
sug-
gisted that I write to you for further information, and I
grateful for your comments regarding the
would be most
follwtng.
Missouri Institute of Psychiatry in a clinical research
on laboratory inventigetiona in neurophysiology end phermeeology an applied to the severe mentally
most interested in knowing Dr. Rosenberg's
ill. I should be the
severe mentally ill. his knowledge of
ability to treat
The
center with emphasis
diacriptive psychiatry, and especially his ability in relat—
ing to patients. their familiee.'end his oo~workers.
Thank you vary much
for your assistance.
Sincerely yours,
Mex
Fink,
Director
HF/jb
M. D.
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September 11. 1961.
"
Dr. Eric Carr
Rethetne Hospital
Common, Surrey
England
Dear Dr. Carr:
C. M. Rosenberg has made application to join tha staff
Miaaouri Inatituta of Paychiatry. While in England
the
at
week,
I had an opportunity to meat with him. Ha sug~
last
that
I writs to you for further information, and I
seated
would be moat grateful for your commanta regarding the
following:
9:.
.
Inatituta of Psychiatry ia a clinical research
with
on laboratory investigations in neuroemphasis
center
and
pharmacology
physiology
aa applied to the severe mantally
The Missouri
ill.
I should be most interested in knowing Dr. Rosanbarg's
ability to traat tha sever: mentally ill, his knowledge of
diacriptive psychiatry. and aspecially his ability in relat—
ing ta patients, their families, and his co~workars.
Thank you very much
for your assistance.
sincerely yours,
Fink,
Director
Max
MF/Jb
M. D.
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September 11. 1964
,
Janna E. P. roman. Ph.D.
Professor and Chairman
Department of Pharmacology
The Chicago Medical School
2020 What Ogden Avenue
Chicago 12, Illinois
'Deat Jun:
your letter of July 23.23
In reviewing my ACE? folder. I reread the
evening of October
Washington on
I am planning to so to the
24th for the meetings and on Sunday
and will be available
morning for any conclusion of our discussions.
a few weeks ago and he
I not Keith incidentally in Baltimorebetween
the coasts. He
indicated that he was in transition
dousrrsd about organising a session in January.
My
best regards.
Sincerely yours.
rink.
an
Director
Mme
nor/.11;
cc: Jonathan 0. Cole, H.D.
Dear Jonathan:
to attend the
pleased to accept the invitation of the college
may be
attendance
23-24th meetings, and that the expenses for this
correctly.
Newsletter
the
deferred by the college, if I understand
Sincerely yours,
I
am
Max
Fink,
M.D.
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September 11. 1966
Dr. Mary A. B. Brazier
Brain Research Instituto
University of California
Madical Cantor
Loo Angelou 24, California
Dear Dr. Brazier:
like to thank
for permitting
to quote from your 1964
review in tho forthcoming Supplomnnt 23 of the EEG Journal. I have
had occasion recently to prepare a report on my views on tha subject
of EEG and drugs for a psychophormaeology group, and am taking the
I
would
liberty of reading
In
May,
you
mo
you a copy.
I had the opportunity to
visit
the Brain Research Institute
on occaaion of the APA mooring. I was vary much impressed by the
many programs and projects in progrooo. I oallad your office but
you ware away.
would very much liko to have an opportunity to visit with you and
perhaps opand some tima obsarving your study programs. Perhaps.
I
visit is possible. I might also obsorvo some of the
othar programs at the center. An I am fairly freo to not my own
tins schedules. would it be possible for mo to visit with you this
Fall? I am planning to ottoud the Santa Fe meetings and I am free
tha Hook thoraaftor (fintil October 10). I also plan to be in San
Francisco for the Fall Joint Computer Conference, October 27-29,
whoa such a
and can make any tima availablo from October 30 to November 4.
you will be available either of those times, I shall be grateful
for the opportunity to visit with you.
If
My
best regards.
Sincerely yours,
Pink.
Director
M81
MF/jb
MOD.
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September 11, 1966
Dr. 023%: Polvan
.c/o Profossor
N. Polvnn
Department of Houropaychiotry
University of Istanbul
Istaohnl.
Tutkoy
'
Dear Dr. Polvan:
to take this opportunity to thank you for your tour of
Istanbul and your excellent translation of my report. Before
I left I had broaktast with Dr. 56mm: and he confirmed that
you had done a vary good job. Many thanks.
I
want
I
am
enclosing a number of reprints of my work in ECT and son:
of the more recent articles on drugs. I hope these interest
you and I wish you the boat of luck in your study programs.
Sincerely_yours.
Fink,
Dirootor
Max
Hiljb
M.D.
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Soptcmbtr 11, 1964
Dr. Faruk Bayfilkem
Bakirkoy Akliye we Anibtya Hantanesi
Sertabtbi
Istanbul, Turkey
'
.
Dear Dr. Boyulknsu
I want to take this opportunity to thank you for the opportunity to prosent some of my work to your staff. I enjoynd
my visit to your hospital and to Istanbul very much. and
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Septcnbor 11, 1964
Dr. Neil Kiremitci
Blue Kooperatifi Evleri
Blok 1 No. 20
Zincirlikuyu Cad. l Lavanc
Istanbul, Turkey
Dear Rafi:
After leaving Turkey, I continued to have the most enjoyable
vacation. The meetings in England were quite good and it
was a great pleasure to be with my friends Turan and Ellen
once again. I discussed your questions with Turtn and crust
that he has had an opportunity to meet with you.
I express
my
thanks once again for your
dnlicious Turkish dinner.
Good luck on your
hospitality
ozlninacionsl
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
Director
Max
Hiljb‘
M.D.
and most'
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656 west 98th
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Street
Himeapolia 20, Minnesota
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September 10, 1964
Donald F. Klein, M.D.
Hillside Hospital
P. 0.
Box 38
Glen Oaks, New York
Dear Don:
copy of a letter from Jonathan Cole. regarding the
depression paper. Thank you very much for e copy of your anxiety
syndrome report.
Enclosed
is a
I have proceeded following the recommendations of the editors end
especially Jonathan’s comments at the and. and an correcting the
manuscript. The number of changes are nininal. end the only question is the method of handling the comment regarding page 14. first
paragraph. Since this is primarily a clinical paper. it seems more
appropriate to delete the allusion to the heuristic model than it
is to expand the description. I think it were best to permit you
to expand on this in another report.
While in England, I visited Dr. Martin Roth and hsd an interesting
opportunity to allude to our experiences with inipranine end veri~
ous depressive cases. He has a young psychologist working with him
by the name of Clair Nelson Guerney, who has done a number of factor
analytic studies of the date collected in a large number of depressive cases. She noted two factors that seemed to separate her suh~
groups. The groups included a neurotic-depressive group. a phobic~
depressive group, a psychotic—depressive group and a manic-depres—
sive, depressed. She observed that one factor separated the psychotic—depressed end manic-depressed, depressed from the other two
groups. But she was concerned about a very strong factor that
separated the phobic~depressed and psychotic—depressed from the
neurotic-depression and manic-depressed, depressed. I suggested
that perhaps this factor was separating a group highly responsive
to iniprsnine from those who were less so, and suggested that she
refer to your work and your report on the anxiety syndromes. I
think their findings are of considerable interest.
Sincerely yours.
Fink, H.D.
Director
Max
Mlljb
Enc.
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August 24, 1964
K. N. Hsieh, M.D.
Eastern Oregon State Hospital
Pendleton, Oregon
Dear Dr. Reich:
for your inquiry. The iissouri Institute of
Psychiatry is the research and training center of the Division of
Mental Diseases of Missouri. It was established in October, 1962,
with laboratories and clinical facilities for research. At the
present time. of 150 beds. we are utilizing 70 for research pur~
poses. Laboratories are established in pharmacology. psychology.
and electroencephalography, as well as a computer center for both
statistical and EEG analyses. There is a specialised psychiatric
research library as a component part of the Institute. Animal
facilities are now being built and will be completed by the end of
the year.
Thank you very much
'
*
there are a number of research programs in
These
Lithium as a therapy for mania; the use
include
progress.
of Yohiohine as a precipitant of anxiety and the development of anti-
At the present time,
anxiety agents; relation of EEG patterns and organic factory in the
treatment of therapy resistant psychotics; computer analysis of the
electroencephalogram; the effects of drug withdrawal on behavior in
the chronically ill; the evaluation of new psychotropic drugs is
part of a national early clinical drug evaluation program.
In neurophysiology. we have the following magor programs: evaluating
the EEG changes withvpsychotropic drugs and relating these to the
behavioral results; a study of the cortical averaged evoked potential
and determining the interrelationship between different methods of EEG
analysis and efforts to quantify these, and to relate these changes
to behavioral changes as reflected in psycholinguistio methods.
At the present time. the Institute is planning to expand these programs in the coming year. We are inviting the collaboration of scient~
ists whose interests are compatible to our own and who wish an opportunity such as this institute provides, and are pleased to consider
applications.
�Dr. K. H. “Sigh
8—26-64
Pugs Two
I
would appreciate a copy of your curriculum
vitae, listing
chronologicilly your education and professional axporlance.
In addition. a small photograph and the names of at least two
referaes to whom wu may write would be most helpful.
Sincerely yours.
Max
Fink,
Director
143/11:
M.
D.
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August 24, 1964
Dr. M. Bandyopadhyay
87, Debinibas Road
Calcutta 28, India
Dear Dr. Bandyopudhyay:
wish to thank you for your
interest in our institute.
we
letter of
August 3, and your
Appointment to the Institute requires the satisfactory completion of the E.C.P.M.G. examination with either a temporary
or permanent certificate. We would be pleased to hour from
you further utter your completion of this examination when
you have the certificate available. we are enclosing a
brochure which you may find of help in making application for
this examination.
Thank you again, and we
shall await your re-epplicetion.
Sincerely yours,
Mex
Fink,
Director
IJb
Knee
M.D.
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rAngust 21, 1964
Paul L. Adams, M.D.
Assistant Protector of Psychiatry
Road. Child Psychiatry Division
Department of Psychiatry
College of Modicino
Univcrsity of Florida
Gaincsvillo. Florida
Dear Dr. Adams:
Dr. Habib Nathan has applied for a position in the clinical
roaocrch programs at this reaccrch and training center, and
has suggested that we may write to you for a recommendation.
at this institute are devoted to clinical psy~
chiatric research, primarily of a nouropharmacologicai and
nourophysiological variety. The grogrsms are designed also
The programs
as tho basis for tho training of residents in psychiatry.
would be grateful for any information you can give as regarding tho ability of Dr. Nathan to participate in clinical
psychiatric research programs; his parsonality as related to
his patients and codworkcrs; and his facility with the English
language.
we
Thank you very much
for your cooperation.
Sincerely yours.
Fifik.
m
Director
mljb
M.
D.
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August 21, 1964
John D. Ainslie. M.D.
Asaoeiate Professor of Psychiatry
Dapartnent of Psychiatry
College of Mtdicine
University of Florida
Gainesville. Florida
Dear Dr. Ainslie:
Dr. Babib Nathan has applied for a position in the clinical
research programs at this researoh and training cantor. and
has auggeatod that we may write to you for a recommandation.
at this institute are devoted to clinical psy~
chiatric research, primarily of a nouropharmacological and
neurophysiologioal variety. The programs are designed also
The programs
as the basis for the training of residents in psychiatry.
would be grateful for any information you can give us re~
garding Dr. Nathan’s ability to participate in clinical pay~
ohiatric research programs; his ability to relate to his coworkers and to patients; and his facility with the English
language.
We
Thank you very much
for your cooperation.
Sincerely yours.
Fink,
Director
Max
HF/jb
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August 21, 196$
RObett Lo Williams, 24.1).
Professor and Acting Head
Department of Peychiatry
College of Medicine
University of Florida
Geinenville. Florida
Dear Dr. Williams:
Dr. Hebib Nathan has applied for a position_in the
clinical
research programs at this research and training center. and
has suggested that we may write to you for a recommendation.
at this institute are devoted to clinical
chiatric research. primarily of a neurophermncological
The programs
psy—
and
neurophysiologicel variety.
are designed also
as the basis for the training of residents in psychiatry.
The programs
grateful for any information you can give no re~
Nathan's
Dr.
garding
ability to participate in clinical pay»
research
ehietrie
programs; his personality as related to
we
would be
his patients
language.
and cowworkera; and
Thank you very much
his facility with the English
for your cooperation.
Sincerely yours,
Fink.
Director
Hex
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M.
D.
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August 17, 1964
San P. Wile. H.D.
Springfield State Hospital
Bykaawille, Maryland
Dear Dr. Wise:
letter of July
27 has baan forwarded to me, and while
of no atudy that directly comparaa perphanaaine and
chlorproaaaiua in their 330 effects. there are some studies
that are related and will give you a basis for study. Thane
include the studies by Dante ggugl., ltil. Boreuatein. and
Delay. The rafareocea are included in the new bibliography,
Supplement 3; of the EEG Journal which will appear this
month; and in the volu-e by Dr. 1:11. in prose, which 1a
being publiahad by Ahmat Bait Hathaeai. Iatanbul, Turkey.
Your
I
know
In general. the Dtohoaki method given one aspect of electrophyaiologio change, minimising frequency and power. If you
plan to compare thaaa two compounda, I would encourage you
to review nathoda that will give differences in thaae measures
ea wall aa amplitude.
I an
on vacation now and plan to
return about September 10.
I will be able to anawar your question in more detail then,
and will be pleased to aand you a more detailed set of refer~
once: when I am at my daak.
My
beat regards to Russ Monroe.
Sincerely youta.
Max
rink.
Director
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August 17, 1964
Dr. George Crane
Psychopharmncology Service Cantor
National Institutos of Boalth
Bethesda, Maryltnd 20014
Dear Dr. Crano:
ECDEU
'
I
met with Dr. Cole on-July 29. he indicated that the next
wanting in October would feature a summary of butaperazine
rooultt. My associates, Drs. Turan Itil and Ali Keskinor, are
new writing a report of their experionce with this compound in
Whoa
Missouri, and contrasting
it
with their earlier observations in
Dr. Colo indicated that'you had a summary of the
ECDEU observations on
butaperazine available and could send me a
copy for our undorstonding. As Dr. Itil will present his obser»
votions in Birmingham on September 1. I would be grateful if you
could tend him a copy of your present ECDEU summary.
Brlangon.
In the ovont that the ECDEU October program iocludea o review of
butaperazino, Dr. Keskiner would be able to present their finding: to the.8CDEU group.
.
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
Director
Max
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cc: Dr.
Itil
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August 17, 1966
Sam
P. Wise, M.D.
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville,‘Mery1end
Dear Dr. Wise:
Your
I
letter of July
27 hes been forwarded to me, and while
of no study that directly competes perpheneeine and
ohlorpronesine in their EEG effects, there are some studies
thet ere releted.end will give you a basis for study. These
include the studies by Bente 2; g;., Itil, Borenstein, and
Delay. The references are ineluded in the new bibliography,
Supplement g§_of the EEG Journal which will appear this
month; end in the volume by Dr. Itil. in press, which is
being published by Ahmet Sait Metbsssi, Istanbul, Turkey.
In generel, the Dtohoski method gives one aspect of electro—
physiologie change. minimizing frequency and power. If you
plan to compare these two compounds, I would encourage you
to review methods the: will give differences in these measures
as well an amplitude.
know
.
.
I an on vacation now and plan to return about September 10.
I will be able to answer your question in more detail then,
end will be pleased to send you a more detailed set of references when I am at my desk.
My
best regards to
Russ Monroe.'
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
Director
Hex
MF/jb
M.
D.
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,
Garfield Tourney,
M.
August- 14, 1964
D.
Assistant Director
in Chsrge of Education
Lafayette Clinic
951 East Lsfsyetts
Detroit, Michigan 4820?
Des: Dr. Tourney:
In response to your
letter of July
30. the
title
of
my
presentation will be "Effects of Psychotropic Drugs on
Brain Function." I should like to review the evidence
for the different induced changes in brain function'vith
drugs, espseislly that of EEG in men, and relate these
to theories of the mode of action of drugs and the patho~
different psychotic processes.
While not essential to the presentation, it would be most
helpful to have 3-1/4" x 4" end/or 2" x 2" slide projectors,
if such equipment is available.
I shall be looking forwsrd to this iisit.
physiology of
Sincerely yours,
Fink.
m
Director
241/11:
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Mo Do
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August 14, 1964
Dr. Lowoll Bolliu
Director of Public Health
Springfield,
Moosaehuoottu
Dear Dr. Bollin:
Dr. Gerald M. Abraham. now of Tel Hood, Israel, and formerly
house physician at the Chronic Diseases Hospital in Spring~
field. has opplied to the Institute for residency training in
psychiatry. ptepsratory to a corner in the treatment of the
severe mentally ill. He has auggestod we inquire of you ro~
gatdins his qualifications.
would be grateful if you would share with as your recollections
regarding Dz. Abraham's ability on a physician, his intellectual
ability and capacity to undertake a now corner, and his personal-
we
ity as related to his patients and ¢o~worketa.
I have just met Dr. Abraham and found him pleasant, friendly and
ainoero. Rio wife appears dovotod. Bis reasons for turning to
psychiatry are unclear. and yon: recommendations will be of help
in judging his applicotion.
Thank you
for your cooperation.
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
Diroctor
Max
MP/jb
M.
D.
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August 16. 1964
Dr. Laatar Frank
Springfiald Hoapital
Springfiald. Massachuaatta
Dear Dr. Irankz
Dr. Garaid H. Abraham, now of T31 Mona. Israel, and formerly
henna physician at the Chronio Diaoaaoa Hospital in Spring—
field. has appliod to this Institute for residency training,
in payohiatry, praparatory to a earner in the treatmant of
tho savor. mantally ill. Ha has auggaaead wa inquire of you
ragarding hia qualifioationa.
would be grdtaiol if you would that: with us your recollactiona regarding Dr. Abraham's ability as a physician. his
intoiiootual ability and capacity to undertake a new career.
and his parsonality as related to his patients and co~workora.
Ho
I have just not Dr. Abraham and found him plaaaant, friondly
ainoera. His wit. appaaro davotod. ,Hio reasons for ourn~
in; to psychiatry arc unclear, and your rocommandations will
and
ha of halo in judging his application.
Thank you
for your couporatioo.
Sinoaroly yours,
Finkg
m
Dirocoor
HI/jb
M. D.
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'Feseamh Gmnts and Fellowships Branch
National Institute of Mental Health
National Bank Building - Room 206
Bethesda 1%, ‘Maryland
Gentleman :
With regard
to the application
Mi
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and Ewan Psymophamaoology) , I am pleased to
advise you that wither I , nor my winvestigator,
Dr. Tamra Itil. nor the Psychiatric Research Potmdation
of Pfissouri, have made any oomfitmnts or obligations
(EEG
contrary to the patent policies of tho National Institute
of Health.
‘
Sincerely yours ,
Max
Fink,
M. D.
Principal Investigator
George A.
Ulett,
Vice President
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August 10. 1966
Charla:
D.
Willis.
5254 North Del Mar
M.D.
Fresno, California
Dear Dr.
Willis:
letter of July 28, wherein you requested
of
orticleo describing our work with computer analysis
topics
EEG.
we or. pleased to enclose the following:
tho
of
In roaponoo to your
Application of the
IBM
1710
Control System to
EEG
Digital
Computer Anolyoio o£.EEG Using an IBM 1710
System, by Max Fink, MaD.. Don M. Shapiro, David‘
M.D.
Bridger and Turon
Itil,
Analysis using an Inn Control System, by Donald
Shapiro, David Bridger and Max Fink, M.D.
EEC
Our oquipmont
is deseribod in detail in the above articloo.
is undcr contract through the Washington
The IBM equipment
Univorsity Computer Center who. in turn, leases it from the
IBM Corporation. The Calcomp computer was purchased directly
from the Calfiomp Corporation. whore main offices arc in
California.
We
trust the
above
will be of help to you.
Very
truly yours,
Fink,
Director
Max
ljh
Enc.
M.D.
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July 28, 1964
Mr. Robert c. Zwuhlon
Modical Liaison Staff
Clinical Invcctigotion Dcpcrtmont
Smith Klico and French Ldborctorica
1500 Spring Gardon Scract
Philadolphia, Pcnnsylvanic 19101
Dec: Bob:
is a copy of tho opcrational protocol which will be
initiated as soon as no roccivc adequate aupplicn to carry
Enclosed
out the projoct.
Under “Procedure" . thc
drug dosage has been
changad
to:
Amo-
Amobarbitcl. 100 mg.; Amobaxbital. 300 mg..
'batbitcl.
W‘cuataincd rélaaac: and placdbo; and will be made up in acts
50
ngi
so that each subjcct
Thank you
will hava four trials in
rcndom soquonco.
for your cooperation.
Sincerely yours,
Pink,
Director
Max
MF/jb
Eco.
M. D.
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July 28,
1964
Miss L. B. Bantiaana
Editorial Assistant
Elaavia: Publishing
Company
P.
Jan van Galanatraau 335
O. Box 211
Anatatdam. Natharlanda
Dear Miss Bantiaana:
I hava just recaivad a cofiy of tho lettcr of Dr. Maraan, in
which ha concura in eartain additions to tha preface. I accnpt hia auggaatiana.
'
Encloaad is a Zara: copy of tho section of the Brazier
which I would Ilka addad.
Sincercly yours.
Mu Fink,
Director
Mlljb
Inc.
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July 28.
Sam
1961.
Sacha
Oliver Langcnbatg
Mr. Lewis 3; Start
22 Fair Oaks
Luann 24, Missouri
Dear Mr. Stuart:
In responso to your lotgar of June 24, I have discussed
ch. hosplttliaation of your daughter. Mary. with my
,tsaociates. Drs. 1211 and Keskinar. ‘As Dr. Itil will.
be on his vacteiou during Septedber and the curly par:
of October, and I would 11kt to begin our observation
[curly in Shptnflbcr. it would b: helpful if you could
.arranga to haw: Mary visit the Institute dating the
Huck of August 17; to most with 0:3. 1:11 and Kankinor.
This will permit Dr. Itil to mike sons nope: which
should prov: halpful to us in his abaence.
Sine¢rnly yours.
an
Fink, u. D.
Exoeutiva Dircctor
air/1b
P.S. I will be lcaving tomorrow, but look fo rward to
-
caning you
lftar
Labor Day.
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July 2?.
1964
Hz. Harry Honour-on
world Vida Hodiool Now: Survioo,
130 East 59th Stone:
Nov York, New York 10022
Inc.
Dear Mr. Hondoroon:
I
just roooivod
1 copy of the Roche Report. and find
oxoollont.
I have had the opportunity
your prooontotton
to dioouoo it with George Uloet. and ho concurs.
hovo
Indood, no ltko the pronoutotlon so well that w. would
like to use it in justifying our program to out legislators this winter. Would 1: ho possible for us to receive
about twonuy-fivo additional copies}
Congratulations and
many
thanks.
Sincerely yours,
an Fink,
Diroot0t
MF/jb
M. D.
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4
July 27. 1966
Habib Harlan, M. D.
The J. Billia Miller Health Center
Univaraity of Florida
Gainnavilla. Florida 32603
Daar Dr. Nathan:
Thank yen vary much far your racenr letter of inquiry
and your curriculum viral. I found the letter quite
interlacing. and unuld be glad to prunes: your appli-
cation further.
I: would
be advicabla £6: you to send us the names of
thrae rataraaa to whan“wo may write regarding your
arpcrianca in psychiatry. Alto, we would appreciate a
small photograph. In the avanr that the references are
satisfactory. I will arrange for a perronal interview.
Singeraly yours,
1
Max
Fink,
Director
Mfljb
M. 1).
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RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE
“
TO:
Staff of Missouri Institute of Psychietry
FROM:
Chairmen. Research and Publications Committee
SUBJECT:
Comittee Operations
‘
Publications Committee will meet monthly on
the third Friday of the month at 9 a.m. in Room Nb105 to review ongoing research programs, consider new progrems, and
make recommendations regarding publications and pretentatiore
of the Institute.
The Research and
.
To provide that Committee members he apprised of ongoing and
new programs, the following procedures are recommended for
trial, effective this date.
�RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE
PROCEDURE
1.
RESEARCH PROPOSALS
Research proposals to the Committee should be submitted to the
Secretary by the second thnesdey of any month, on stencil if
possible. or in 8 copies. The prepossl should provide the following information, succinctly in a simple format:
Source of proposal
Title
Aim
Methods, including subjects and an outline of
operations sufficient to provide a clear image
staff requirements
Statistical and analytic
of
methods
mum.
rmuuu
"
needed
Funds.avsilable
"
needed
Investigator
Co~investigator
Staff needed
2.
(if
any)
and time estimates
PRESENTAIEONS
Notice of proposed presentetions of studies of the Institute
are to be submitted to the Secretary of the Committee for
presentation to the
Committee.
Such
abstracts will
be
culated and read by title. name of society, author and
sponsors, at the Research and Publications meeting.
cir-
Acceptancss of abstract proposals should be promptly filed
with the Secretary.
3.
PUBLICATIONS
Penultimate copies of all proposed publications relating to
studies of the Institute or hearing the neme.o£ the Institute
are to be submitted to the Secretary of the Research and
Publications Committee. Such proposals will be circulated
and the title, authors, funds and proposed journal mode a
matter of record.
�3.
PUBLICATIONS
A
final draft
(continued)
copy
pcrmnncnt Missouri
is to be filed by the Secretary for the
Instituto of Psychiatry filo.
Following publication. 50 reprints are to be
sent to the
Secretary for
distribution.
1
to cachinonbcr of the Rnocarch and Publications
Committee and Division Director.
10
to the Rational Institutes of Health,
applicable.
10
to the Missouri Institute of Psychiatry Library
files.
where
.
Max
Fink,
Director
Missouri
MF/jb
M.D.
Institute of Psychiatry
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July 2k,
Horthwotn
Dopnrtann: of Physiology
Mr.
Am
1964
M.
_
and Pharmacology
University at East Attica
Rnirobi. Knnya
Kant
Attica
not: Mr. Earthworn:
Mr. R. N. Lindsay, of tho Allociated Press in Johannsaburg.
has reintrod no to you for information rogarding the now
tranquilisor, M99.
writton to Mr. Lindsay after reading an article in
a local nowsplpor rogurdids tho use of this drug to subdue
a rhinoeoros.
we
had
‘
The
ea"
r."
.
Missouri Institute of Payohiacry is a research
cantor.
ond one of our mnjo: progrlma is the evaluation of new
psychotropic drugs, which in part of a national early
clinical drug evaluation progrlm. Uh would greatly
approciaco rocoiving any iniormation available on M99,
especially the manufacturor‘a anus and address.
Thank you
for your cooperation.
Sincerely yours,
.
A.-
~A
A
M“ Fink.
Director
”V'.”
IJb
M. D.
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July 23, 1964
lini
Sohulsingor.
Chief Physician
H. D.
Psychiotric Clinic
Konmonehospitalet
Copsnhagen, Bennett
Bear
Fini:
’
Another year seems to have rolled around. and we are just making
our plans for our summer vacation in conjunction with the psycho—
pharmacological meetings in Birmingham. I had hoped to be able
to visit Copenhagen this trip, but I find that my schaule is so
oomolicatod with business meetings in Tai.Awiv, Istanbul and in
England that I on going to have to forest the pleasure of meeting
with you. unless you and your friends will be attending the psyohopharmacological moorings.
The work here has gone along fairly wall, although I now realize
what others have said - that
takts two years after a move to
roostabliah a laboratory and tolloot meaningful data.” It has only
been dating the past few youth. the: I have been able to sit down
and review some of my work. lbo- lobotatories. however. are
functioning vosy wall. especially in neurophysiology, pharmacology,
and out eonputar tantet. Mostly. the work this year has been in
quantifying the EEG thangas with drugs, and tho methods appear
it
suitable in quantifying other analog signals such as GSR. We are
now applying this nethod to soon studies of barbiturate induced
changes in EEG, reaction time and behavioral change in a group of
long term psychotic subjects.~ This is part of one of our largest
evsloatioo of some of the factors which may lead to
programs——
long term hospitalization of the severe mentally ill.
it
ate continuing our studies of 826 changes. pneumoencophalogtams,
and neurology findings and associating these with the family hiototy.
and Sooial charaotoriating of our patient papulation. We are not
we
sophisticated enough. at present, to undertake the genetic study
future
which you are doing, but look forward to a time in the near
when such informatioo_will be added to our studies.
Den
'
of our senior soientista. Sam Gerahon, plans to be in Copenhagen
about the 5th or 6th of August. I am taking the liberty of suggest~
ins that he call you at your office and if you have the opportunity,
�"M
,-
wry...
My”.
-—.
Dr. Ftnl
7-23~64
Page Two
H
I
would
hollcvu
b. plansad to
it would
bu
the Kbmmunehospltalct. I
to see your wards, as
their being an especially v.11 super-
haw. him V181:
:tlunlaulng for
hhm
I was srnatly luprnsaad by
vised and unnagcd, and by ch. typa of care you 31v. you: patiants.
associates and I miss H13: Douche, whose aehievements her. were
quite good. I trust that she is happy and as succetsful 1n ha:
My
new
:nvironmnnt.
'
.A
w—n
w,
"Ir-Hm“
—u,-.——-
"mu
.nr
Il',»nr\-‘<—)'m
Plano. :unnnbcr an to Hanna.
cVnryOna
can‘nakc
‘.
-.-...u...v~.
A
few
nights ago.
when Sam and
his
vita, Lill, ynre nt our homo and told us that they wart planning to
be in CopgnhagCn. Htrtha and I began to tell them of our pleasant
visits and bean got out th. guide banks, and 1t banana obvious to
my
that wt
it
had a-vnry pleasant
again soon.
films
with you. I hope that w.
bag: parsonal regdrds.
"slncaruly yours.
-.
Fink,
Diroctor
Max
32th
M.
D;‘
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July 23,
19M.
.
Leonard B. Aehot. Ph. 9.. M.D.
Medical Depsrtneet
Sande: Phszaseeetlcels
Hanover, New Jerney
Deer Dr. Asher:
During the pest week. we hsve ctystelleed our research pregrem
in.the enelysls of the EEG end behevlorel changes with thiorlde~
sine and chlerdlsespoxlde. When I celled Dr. Renae, he was kind
enough to send as samples of Kelleril (100 mg.) and corresponding
p18“b°l
e
These have been compared with the capsule: sent to us by Hoffman-
Lsknths, end theysere indistinguishable.
In ressseeslng our protocol, we hsve concluded the: a greater
degree of flexibility weuld be tntrbdueed into the progrsm 1f the
chlorideelne capsules were nude in 50 as. strength. Can this be
secoupllehed?
If so, we estimate that for the full study we will need 16,000
espsules of 50 as. strength, In eddltiau, we will need a total
at 16,000 cepsulss at placebe, end would request Sande: Phsrns~_
deutlcsls to supply us with belt thst amount. Would you consider,
therefore, this letter as e reqnsst fer supplies of thiarldezlns,
50 n3. espsules. 1n the smount quoted shove, and placebo?
We will need these supplies over s full year. and 1f the full
accent is not svellebls 1n the immediate futute, we would like to
reeeive s supply_eu££1¢1ent to begin the study within the next
few weeks.
Then! yen for your cooperation.
Sincerely yours,
Mu Fink.
,Dlrector
Ms De
HF/jb
‘P.3.
The espsulse of placebo were lebeled fiwOGISS, and the capsules
0! Hillsril.ss H-00267 (100 mu. thlorideziue hydrochloride).
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July 23. 1964
:9“ Ha
Knetflth. ”an.
Assistant Ditactor. Cltntcal Boaoaroh
fioffiaanana Rocha. Inn.
120 South La Sallo Straat
Chicago.
Illinois
60603
Dear Dr. Mcczath:
thank you vary Inch for the supply at the 10 mg. capsules of
libttum and the placebo. Wk havo coupaxod those to a supply
of Kaila!!! providad us by sandoa, and I am pleased to say
that thay at. tootattosutahablo.
racontly toviowad our protocol and have so: the dosage
range to: sack oapaul of libziun as 10 us. For tho full year a
annoy. wa aatiuato that no will need 16.000 capsules of llbrium.
10 man. cock. and a lika amount of plaoabo. “a barn asked
Sande: to provtda us with 8. 000 capsules of placebo, and would
taquaac that you supply “a with a Ilka amount.
Va hawa
In tho avant that this can ba accompliahad, wa ara prepared to
undartaka chia asndy beginning early in August.
Dr. 1:11
and
is looking forward
I ragrat that
x
will
on your
visit at the and of’July.
I am aura that my
not ha pronaut.
aaaoctataa will provide you with‘a olaar picturo of our program.
Your communes V111 ho non: appraciatad.
Thank you
to: yoot cooparation.
Sincerely yours.
MIX
Fink.
Btractor
HIIJB
HOD.-
‘
.
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”flu—Mn
”mervunm—uwu
.v‘...
.w—
July 23,
1964
Rooootoh DooumonCotton Seotiao
Division of Roscoroh Grunts‘ ‘.
national Instituzol of Health
Botheuda, Morylond
20014V
Gontlunmn:
The Plychiotrlc Enqoorch Foundation of Missouri has a
number of Rottontl Institutes of Hodlth grantees, only
one of which ha: roeoiflod sleepy of tho Roloaxoh Grants
Inna: for 1963. The Foundation officers would-vary
much
avptnetato onothor copy, if'thaoo are available a?
to: distribution.
Sincerlly yours,
flax Fink,
Director
HF/jb
M.
9.
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July 22,
Mr.
Marshall
196*:
MrWar
Assistant Credit
Cannon
3208
1.05
Electric, Inc.
8mm: Strut
Angolan, California
Boar
Sir:
Pomdatim of Missoxml in
a aux—profit corporation, incorporated in the 1mm of mmm.
Its bank balm at the pmont tin 5.3 $100 .060, outstmdhg
obligations have mover ammo $10,000. Its find: are held
at the 30mm“ Bank. The oorpomtim is eupommd to mooivo
and emote. grunts on behalf of manta health mom fm
United States Public. Health Servioe and various private donors.
The Payohiatxic Romano!)
the momtion has been in existence oinoe
it issues orders only against funda on hand.
While
April, 1962,
The
fmdstopayPRlemnmonomm'ed.
Pamt is
on the first of the month
and we have omtinually taken
usually made
following monipt of
bill,
advantage of prompt paymm:
claws
and paid statements oar-liar.
For those reasons shipmnt on C. 0. D. basis is not
aoooptablo. Amng our most used vendors in the St. Louis area
am. Aloe Scientific, Olive Electmics. and Washington Uniwmity.
I trust this mots with your approval.
Sinoemly
yam.
Fink, M. D.
Executive Director
Max
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July 21,
Mr. Richard A.
Computer Center
1964
Dal-kochlor
Washington University
St. Louis, Missouri
Attontioo:
Foggy
Door Rich:
His. Roooofold will bring you
ions. Would you plats: punch
my
bibliography with oorroot~
vorify than. corrections?
pleas. call hat, and lb. will
innott than in tho propor plnceu in the bibliography.
Plots. arrongo for a single print-out on 10" paper and it
possible, I would 11k. to have six copies.
when
this is dooo,
Chars: to tho
EEG
would you
and
program, 91b3,
Thank you vary much
M.
I. P.
for your cooperation.
Sinooroly yours.
Fink,
Dirootor
Max
iii/1b
H. D.
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July 20,
196:;
1%. Max Petschek
Argosy Travel
lMOa Middle Neck Road
Great Mack, flew York
DaarMax:
MM...
Please. send me tm statements for our account - one for
alone and a separate one for Martha and Jonaflxan.
In
my
account, include. the cost of
rm
air tmmpcr'tatim for
to Newcastla; also, please make a suitable amngmnt for us to get to Birmingham from 10mm on
Sunday, August 30 , for amival late in the afternoon or
Dr. Ulett and myself
early evening.
I will be in
New
York on July'BO, and
will
come
to see you.
Sincerely yours,
Max
Fink, Md).
Director
MF/jb
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July 20.
Ia-whan
it
1966
any canearu:
Th1. is to vurify that Thkuni Iknt;. K.D.. of Fukunkn.-Japan.
van aypotanid :9 ch. aisaouri Institutn of Psychiatry at a
ilsoaseh litter on 59:11 6. 1955.
Br.
13 ch: Mud Bum an April It. 1966. um:
ma mind
at panama: unttvuly onsasud in the rusourch
383-66. and in
attain: tn unuraphyatalaay at this Institutu.
Any acuittluan that cnn he givua his“ hit wile. urn. Katnuka
Iknta, and that: non. Biruoht. will he dauply npptuciatad.
stuacruly.
Hun
kink. x.n.
Ditcctor
Hl/Jh
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"Y0“.—
1““va
acme-ma
July 20, 1964.
also L. B. Baottaaoo
Editorial Aaaiouant
,
Eloovlor ?ub11ahing Conoany
P. 0. Box 211
Jan van Golanotraot 335
floatation, Netherlands
Daar Elan Baociaano:
Tho preliminary
IV aaaoeiatel.
'10
past: are ancloood as corrected
yourself
aad
Charla: c Thomas. the publlaher. is correctly cited as‘
C. C Thomas. The oocond "C" apparontly dooa not rap~
tosont an abbruviatloo..
2.
by
An
‘
I rovlow thoao pasao. I an snort that I
acknowledged tho
haw: not
aarliat bibliographic collection of
Dr. Mhry Brazlar. notoronoo should be made in the
introduction to hot oarltor bibliography as lt rop~
resonta on oscillont collection of earlier drugs!and
EEG. If agroooblo to tho editor and publiohar,1
would nah: two suggestions.
a. Ciao the earlier journol oupplanont
1n the
intro“
duoclon by adding a now paragraph between pauagtaphs
l
and 2 as follows:
this bibliography aopplomonta the earlier "Biblio-
graphy of Elacttocnoaphalostaphy. 1875~1968" cdttod
Wei-m»
by Mary A. B.
Brazier.
2
h
Swplmnt 51. 1950.
co
b. In a vacant summary of hot experiences with the
aftacto of drug: on tho aleotrocneephalogrom of
nan, Dr. Brazier concludoo with a statamont.that
oxpraoaoa my personal vita of these studios so
wall. that I would bo plooaod to haw! this paragraph citad as part of tho introductory remarks.
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Miss L. H. Busctaana
7-20—64
Pas.
Two
—-
2.b. (continued)
;&
mums:
”19:11-
In recent lettorn with Dr. Braziar. she has given
this caccion. a copy of
no permission to quote
which is enclosed.
Would
the editor connldur the reproduction of
and citation as a separate praise:
thin paragraph
pace?
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,
Mn:
Fink,
Director
nrljb
me.
cc: Dr. A. Harsan
M.
D.
�"to the eltctrophysiolagtlcgccuscomnd, in his animnl‘
sxfitrimnntl. to probing with his filcétroda into ch. norvofin
.ayutam and-even into the naivu.eall
itself, it
mattcr of astonishmknt that so
5f"tha brain‘s uncretu‘
many
tannins a
ascgnd across ch; wall of the skull ta alec£rod¢s fixnd
to'r
do so is
upstimnny to
thc-acalp_o£ man. That thay inflatd
thc £n§t thAt the brain’s clcctr1¢51.£¢t1vity 1: a most
“mum tndicatorof
its imetién.
In this
act
lies the
.atgraction of eluctroanccphalosraphy for 1th devotnaa."
Brazier (1°64)
Mary A. B.
From "The
Han".
Effect of
.
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Drugs an‘thé Electronncephalogrnm q£_
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In ruudtng tha uncand 913:. dcsettbing the pragrams for tho
Octobtr unatinz 1nd far the annual wanting in 1965, I an loft
with a {acting-at confustun.- tut plans for tho annual anot1us sassait that novun prcparud papoxt'axa ac ha ptcsnntud
and ans: study groups at: 1° meat'lriaqy afternoon and saturday morning 10 "acct for the purpose at critique, smeadatien,
at the matnrinl panaaatad 1n the Plenary 3::—
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July 20, 1964
uiae Winifred Sewalli
Deputy Chief
Bibliographie Servieee'niviaion
National Library of Medicine
Bethesda, Maryland 20203
Dear Mien Sewell:
we
have reviewed the
request. your
citations sent to us in response to our
number 3119370.
.
or the 63 citatione which fit our eriteria, there were 28 that
were relevant to our interests and were not in our lists. 14_
rataraeeea were matches between the two lists. 21 references
appeared in the E.L.M. list which appeared to us to be related
primarily to epileptic disorders. or to animal studies. or to
atediee in neurological subjects. aha were therefore not of
interest to ea.
The
principal reason: for these overhinclueiona
were the more apeeifie nature of our studies. exeluding as
do neurological groupe end patients.
.
we
In addition, when we checked our citations. we found 14 which
this search did not retrieve. “A copy of that list is enclosed.
Alan, there were articles in two books which were highly rele~
want. and 8 abstracts which we believe are important to obtain
early in a search. as this gives we an idea as to who may be
producing data in the near feture. copies of these-citations
are alao eacloeed..
The principal reason for the talee~hite would be the restricted
nature of our needs, and it was no problem to cull theee'from
your citations. However. the reason for the misses is lees
obvious. In part, it may reflect the feet that electroencephalocrane were a smaller part of this study and were only retrieved
by us because of our epetial interest.
In general. we search was excellaet and I believe that as your
liata become more inclusive, we would be most pleased to be able
to participate.
Thank you very math
for your eooperation.
Sincerely yours;
HI/jb
fine.
Max
'
I
Fink,
Director
M.D.
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July 17. 1964
Dr. D. Serlifler
Department of Nourology
Hadassah Hospital
Tel Aviv, Israel
Dear Dr.
Strclfler:
I shall be visiting Israel this
pleasure trip. I would be pleased to
Like mnny other Amoricans,
summer.
While
it
is
a
have an opportunity to
visit
your laboratories.
6, and will take
I plan to arrive in Tel Awiv about August
mnmber
of your
the liberty of calling your office. If a time with
no,
staff 13 ovallublo who could spend a little
I would be grateful.
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
Director
Max
HF/jb
M.
D.
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I/
July 17, 1966
Jones E. Margerison, M. D.
Department of Experimental Neurology
Institute of Psychiatry
The Mnudsley
Denmark Hill
London,
Hospital
5.3. 5, England
Dear Jim:
thinga have happened these past four months since I last
wrote. and l em‘Wtiting now to tell you that I look forward to
visiting with you in London. My plane are to mivn in London
eagly Wednesday. August2§, from Paris George Ulett will be
”arriving in London that night .na unfortunately, we both have
reservationa to go to Raweaatla to visit Martin Roth Thursday
London the 29th and
evening, August 27. I plan to ho pm
'30th, before going on to Birmingham.
J/
//
I would be delighted to spend Rednesday afternoon and Thursday
morning with you, and will anoapt your hospitality to: Rodnesday
evening if Sheiln is willing to care for a "bachelor“ for that
evaning.
Many
in
Unless our present plans ohange very much, we are vietins of
the peculiar air traffic schedules which provide special rates
for twenty-one day trips. For months. Mattha and I have resented
this. and have tried to find an alternate for her to spend a
‘longer period in Europa so that she tonld include a visit to
London in this trip. However, because Jonathan‘is going with us
and because all of us wanted to visit Israel this year, we are
going to leave New York on the 4th, and plan to spend ten days or
longer in that country. For this reason (unless I can find an
additional $300 between now and than). Hertha will bu leaving the
Continent on August 26. George and his wife are involved in the
same cartel squeeze. so that he will be alone in England from the
27th on.
Since you
last wrote,
Andy Don and
Betty joined our
stafi.
En
la
a delightful young man. energetic and bright. and.inexpetienoed.
Your evaluation was exactly right, and I am glad he joined our
staff. bananas ho ia working very well with me and with Taran.
�Dr. Hargorison
7«l7~6£
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Our many programs. including computer aunlyaio of EEG, drug
evaluation atudy of chronic schizophronics, etc.. all loan
to be in the data colloction phase. Within the last month
I soon to have con: out of a cloud of administrative detail
and find that I dovoto more and more time to the laboratory
and to reading than I had in the previous year and a half.
have boon through many problems. but now the Inatituto
soon: to be operational. moderately wall equipped, and quite
well staffad. I'am looking forward to discussing your work
and viuiting your laboratory, and hopefully, meeting some
of your friends and co—workors next month.
we
I
also taking the liberty of giving your home address to
sooratary, with the suggestion that she (11 she want: to
reach me in London) tend my mail to your home.
am
my
my
best regards to Sheila.
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
Diractor
Max
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July 17.
1964
Dr. H. Lantin
55 Augustus Road
"London
8.
England
W.
19
Dear Dr. Lantin:
Dr. Blot: Ind I will both be in London on August 29 and 30.
W: are scheduled to stay at the Strand Palace. We can either
call you upon our arrival. or perhaps it wnuld b: better for.
you to contact the
Snturday morning.
hotel 61th:: late Friday-evening or early
Sincerely-years,
Max
rink.
Director
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M.
D.
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July 17,
1964
Dr. Jacob Erik Steiner
Departmont of applied Pharmacology
Hobrcw Unlvotslty - Hcdassoh Medical School
3nd School of Pharmacy
Jorusalcm. Israel
Dear Dr. Stcloor:
associate. Dr. Sam Gannon, cod 1 have recently bccomc
interested in your technique for implanted electrodes in
animals. Bo has recommondcd _your mathod highly, as de—
scrlbcd 1n the EEG Jourca1.l961.
I plan to be in Israel during the early part of August, and
should be in Jerusalem on Monday and Tuesday, August 10 and
11. I would like to take tho libcrty of calling you when I
arrivc, 1n the hope that I might visit your laboratory for
a short while and see your olcctrodoo in some of your animals
if they are available.
My
In tho event that tho electrodes appear as satlafcctory as I
would you be prcpcrcd to supply our laboratory
with a number of those for our use?
anticlpcto.
Sincerely yours,
Pink,
m
Director
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July 1?. 1964
Dr. Marc P. Marthaler
12. rue do 1: D310.
Geneva, Switzerlnnd
Dear Dr. Marthaler:
plans are to be in Geneva from Rodnesday, August 19,
to Saturday. August 22. I plan to be staying at the
Hotel Pulse. 1n Montroux.
My
'
I will call your office wodnosday‘aftornoon
and
Lf'it
1: possible, I would like to spend some time with you
on Thursdny or Friday. August 20 or 21.
Sincerely yours.
Fink,
Director
Max
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1\
July 16,
196&
Warren E. Cox, M. D.
Director
Louieville Area Mnntel Health Center
231 float Oak Street
Louisville 3, Kentucky
'
Dear Warren:
This morning I received a most remarkable citation! Very few
things have come to me recently which have given me such
pleasure or stimulated my imagination so much. I_do not know
what fantasia: a "Kentucky Colonel" stimulates in others. but
for a Rev Yorker who grew up in a lower middle class eommunity,
the idea of each an honor is so unique that it really wee both
inconceivable and unattainable.
you indicated in your previous letter that I might enticipate something in the future. I was inclined to think that your
associates were pleased by my presentation. The symbol repree~
ented by your certificate was much greater than any tangible
When
31ft.
W
I enjoyed my visit to Louisville very much, and went to take
this opportunity to thank all of you for your warm reception
and stimulating interest. Thank you very much.
my
best regards.
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
Director
Max
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July
16 , 1964
Brook: Street Bureau of Mayfair. Ltd.
Brooke Street House
Davie Street
London_w. 1
England
,
Gentlemen:
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch. on July 3, featured an article by
Charles Portia, caneerning the difficulties of English secretaries in obtaining visas for positions in the New York area, but
stating this ban did not apply to other erect of the United States.
I should very much like to reeeive information regarding the procedure for employing English secretaries in the United States.
I will
,etop by
in London the latter pert of August,
at that time.
be
and would
Sincerely yours.
Mex
Eink,
Director
lJb
M.
D.
like ta
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DEPARTMENTAL €30RRESPONDENCE
DATE
SUBJECT
To
'
FROM
Connecting door hotwuon
Mr. E.
P. Stovonn
HI! Fink,
H. D.
IZQ-W
July 16, 1964
and 125-", Kohlor Buildgggi
DEPT.
Businooa Mbnagor
DIP”.
Director,
M.
I. P.
During my absonco in August, I would be
11 you would
strong: to
htvo a door out botwlon 12‘ and 125. Whatplanned Kohlot
fling,
Building;
for the
position of tho door in tho wall, haw! Hoary Bolxapfol
Mrs.
so.
Think you.
Boat.
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June 13. 1966
Mr. Hex Petechek
Argosy-Travel
140: Middle Neck Road
Great Neck,
New
York
Deer Has:
1 hope there will be e break in the reservation schedule so
you cen get ell of us on e direct flight to Tel Aviv. In
the meantime, would you please change my reservation no I
eon ecconpeny a friend who is returning on September 4, from
the 12:00 flight to the 10:45 flight, TWA 705. toutiet class,
London to New York.
Many
thanks.
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
Director
Mex
Mlljb
M. D.
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July 15.
Professor Necnettin Polvsn
Department of Neuropsychiatry
University of Istanbul
Istanbul,
I was very pleased to receive your kind invitation to visit
during my forthcoming trip to Europe. Dr. Itil has spoken
most highly of your'programs. and has described the beauties
'and pleasures of Istanbul so well, that I an delighted to
accept your invitation.
View”
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I have had some difficulty in making arrangements. but it
is now established that I will be arriving in Istanbul on
Thursday, August l3.‘ I‘an scheduled to leave Istanbul at
noon on Sunday. August 16. I will be pleased to visit with
a“...
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Dear Professor Polvan:
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—.—.
1966
_
you on Friday.
There are two subjects of great interest to me. and I would.
be pleased to discuss either one with you. ‘For many years, I
have been interested in the node of action of convulsive
In this, I have
therapy in the treatment of the mentally
come to the view that convulsive therapy is a form of controlled trauma to the nervous system. and that the beneficial
effects are the result of the brain changes induced. These
changes are best reflected by chemical changes in spinal fluid.
ill.
slactrographic, linguistic
havioral patterns.
and psychological
teats._snd
be—
other principal interest is in the extension of this theory
to the mode of action of psychotropic drugs. For the past few
years I have devoted cost of my research energies to the anal.ysis and evaluation of the patterns of brain wave changes with
psychotropic drugs. I would be pleased to describe the various
patterns found as well as the many new methods. including computer analysis for EEG analysis. It was through these studies
My
that I came to know Dr. Itil.
excellent collaboration.
and
I
am
most
grateful for his
�Professor
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N. Polvan
wife and son will be with me on this trip, and for this
reason I hnvo rnquastcd accommodations at the Istanbul—Hilton.
My
I look forward to seeing
you
act:
month.
Sincerely yours,
Max
Fink,
Director
M. D.
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July 15,
1964
Miss L. H. Bastiaans
Editorial Anuiatant
Elsoviar Publishing
.
Company
P. O. Box 211Jan van Galenstraac 335
Amsterdam. Th. Hatharlandn
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Director
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Kurt Nuaabann. M. D.
Spring Grove State Hospital
Baltimore, 28, Maryland
Dear Dr. Nuaebauu:
In response to your letter of July 8, I am pleased to enclose
copies of the articles which you requeuted.
Please give my best regards to Dr. Knrland.
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
Director
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The Medical Bureau. Inc.
900 North Hiehigsn Avenue
Chicago 11,
Illinois
Attention:
Verona
3. Hamilton, President
Gentlemen:
In response to your
letter of July
1, wherein you requested
ed—
ditionel information regarding the opportunities evailable at
this Institute, we offer the following:
Institute of Psychiatry is the research and training center of the Division of Mental Diseases of Missouri. It
was established in October, 1962, with laboratories and clinical
fseilities for research. At the present time, of 150 beds, we
are utilizing 70 for research purposes. Laboratories are estab—
lished in phsrnscology. psychology, electroencephalography, end
neurology, as well as a computer center for both statistical and
BBC analyses.
There is a specialized psychiatric research library
as a component part of the Institute. Animal facilities are now
being built and will be completed by the end of the year.
At the present time, there are a number of research programs in
progress. These include Lithium as e therapy for mania; the use
of Yohilbine as e precipitant of anxiety and the development of
snti~anxiety agents; relation of EEG patterns and organic factors
in the treatment of therapy resistant psychotics; computer analysis
of the electroencephalogram; the effects of drug withdrawal on the
behavior in the chronically ill; the evaluation of new psychotropic
drugs is part of s national early clinical drug evaluation program.
The Missouri
Institute is planning to expend these programs in the coming
year. We are inviting the collaboration of scientists whose
interests are compatible to our own and who wish an opportunity
such as this institute provides. and are pleased to consider such
The
applications. The opening advertised, and about which you originel~
ly inquired. hes not yet been filled. we will advise you if we do
nets an appointment, and also of any future opportunities sveilsble.
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instion with sithsr s tsuporsry or permanent curtificsts is prsrsquisits to sppointuant of all candidates from overseas.
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specifically. hats at this Instituts.
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The Medical Bureau, Inc.
900 North Michigan Avenue
Chicago 11, Illinois
Attention:
Verona R. Hamilton, President
Gentlemen:
'
for your letter of June 16. we would appreciate your
recounendations of candidates for possible appointment to this
Thank you
institute;
however. the cost of such servicc would be the sole
responsibility of the applicants, since this is a research
institute
and our programs are financed through grants and no
funds are available for such service.
us shell be pleased to receive your recommendations.
Sincerely yours,
Fink,
Director
Max
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July 14, 1964
Kurt Nusobaun. M. D.
Spring Grove State Hospitsl
Baltimore, 28, Maryland
Don: Dr. Nos-tuna:
In response to your latter of July,8, I am pleased to enclose
copies of the articles which you requested.
Please givn
my
best regards to Dr. Knrland.
Sincerely yours,
Pink.
Director
Max
M. D.
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July 14.
1964
Mr. Lee Schnnre
Elmer Fox and Company
230 South Beniston Avenue
St. Louis, Missouri 63105
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rum-m
Deer Lee:
During the pest year. the Foundation has appointed a number
of employees from oversees. dome of whom have come to the
United States on an immigrant visa while others have come
as exchange students under P.L. 87~256. We hold exchange
student visa P-lI—3388. On behalf of a number of scientists.
we have filed Form I~140.
‘
Three men have recently been appointed. including Dre.
Alexander M. Don, Teknmi Iknta. and J. C. Holden. The first
two are on exchange student status, while the third is on
immigrant status. It has been brought to my attention that
the Federal taxation lows sppliceble to these men are different then those applicable to permanent residents of the United
States. Therefore, I would appreciate your obtaining all the
necessary documents from the Internal Revenue Service. review~
ing them, and providing the Foundation with a general statement
regarding the tax status so that we can be prepared to notify
these appointees as well es new appointees of their obligations.
important. perhaps. is that if there in a discriminatory
ten situation. I should like to bring this to the attention of
the Foundation IO that modifications may, if necessary, be made
in the stipends paid such candidates.
More
Thank you very much
for your cooperation.
Sincerely yours,
Hex
rink.
M. D.
Executive Director
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July 13.
Mr. Max L. Petachck
Argosy Travel Servica,
140a Middle Hack Road
chat Rock. Raw York
1964
Inc.
Dear Max:
be
itincrary of July 8 scams satisfactory. and I wouldThe
make
would
arrangements.
the necessary
planned it you
only difficulty in the whole program appears to be the
flight to Tel Aviv,_and I know that yen are doing every~
thing possible about that.
The
Many
thanks.
Sincerely yours,
Ha: Fink, M.D.
Director
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July 13,
1964
Garfield Tourney. M.D.
Lafayetto Clinic
951 East Lolayotto
Detroit 7. Michigan
1
Door Dr. Tburnoy:
'
for your kind invitation to participate in
the Postgraduate Training Program of the Lafayette Clinic. 1
uhould be honored to do so. A: there is a projected meeting
to meet with1 ‘pk,fl
of tho A..C.H. P. on January k5..1.gou1d
Thank you very much
your
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staff on Jinunry 22,1965. ::}
Please give
my
przjor on ¢1(§J («3
awn
boat regard: to Dr. Gottliab.
“EB/H
Sincerely yours,
flax Fink. M.D.
Director
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July 13,
1960
Jonathan 0. Cole. H.D.
’Peychophatmacolosy Service Center
National Institutes of Health
National Bank Building
Bethesda. Maryland 20014
Dear Jonathan:
I have sent off
a pleasure to talk to you on-Friday, andwishes
the application to you. If I understood your which correctly.
You would
about
you flmplied that there are other things would
be pleased to do so
I
like we to visit you in Washington. weeks
are busy onea for me
on my way to New York. The next two
will
as I meat secure all the programs of the Institute. since I
be away for six weeks.
It was
via
I can arrange to go TWA
take
Washington and, if it is convenient for you, I will
flight 86 to Friendship (arriving at 1:37 p.m.) and be at your
I plan to be in
New
office between 2:30
My
York on July 29.
and 3:00 pom;
best regards.
Sincerely yours,
Fink.
Director
Max
MF/jb
M.D.
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July 10, 1955
Dr. Gerald Abraham
Moehav
Tel
flaerut
Mood
Iarael
Dear Dr. Abraham:
my apologiea for not replying to your letter more
promptly; however, I have been away. The residency training
program in psychiatry at the Hiaaouri Institute of Psychiatry
ia a three-year. fully accredited program. Candidatea may come
to thia program tron overaeaa on an exchange student visa. It
is also possible to come to this eountry on a permanent immigrant
viaa and participate in this program.
Please accept
Enclosed
is
65 acadeeie
an outline of the.¢oureeo available during the 1964year. The staff of the Institute providea moat of
the didactic courses. and the program is affiliated with the
University of Missouri School of Medicine., The olinioal work is
undertaken both within the facilities of the Institute. end
thoae of the institutions of the Division of Mental Diseases, including the St. Louie State Hospital.
.
Stipenda are available for candidates on a three-year program
varying from $6. 900 to $8. 900 per atone. In addition, there ia
a tire-year career program in which candidates obtain their clini—
cal experience, aatiafaetory for the American Boards of Psychiatry
and Neurology, in inatitutiona of the Division of Mental Diseases,
as well as their academic training et the Inatitute.
While candidates are encouraged to begin their program in July, we
have. on occasion. admitted candidates in January. I! this oppor—
tunity intereata you, I would be pleased to receive a copy of your
curriculum vitae. and a small photograph. As I plan to be in
Israel from August 6 to 14, I would like to meet with you. I will
he in Tel Aviv most of that time. but expect to make side trips to
Haifa and Joruaalem. If you will indicate which site ie the beet
for you, I shall be glad to arrange to meet you at one of the
three cities.-
Sincerely yours,
MI/jb
Me: Pink.
-
Director-
M.
D.
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July 10,
1964
Douglas Goldman. H. D.
179 Beet McMillan Street
Cincinnati 19, Ohio
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Sincerely yours,
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Director
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July 9, 196‘
Massachusctts Institute of Technology
Raauatch Liberatory of.Elactron1cs
Docuunnts Room
Cambridgn, Masanchuscctc
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multichannel clcctroencephnlographic tclcnnterby F. T. Kambrocht (1963).
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that coopnrscion 1- appreciatqd.
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Ha: Fink.
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1964
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July 9,
1966
Baton Osborno, M.D.
Superintendent,
rernlnston State Hospital
Fermington, Mieeouri
Dear Dr. Osborne:
Dre. Keekinnr and Holden. and Mrs. Station returnod from their
:ooont visit quite enthusiastic about your cooperation end that
of your etetf. They reported thnt they homo found nine pattonte
who are suitable for the present evaluation program. end I look
forward to heving than with no in the hop: that wo may contrib-
ute to thoir cert.
Please ecoopt my petooual thanks for your cooperation. that of
Bennett: and the othor moaberl of your staff who wore molt
Mine
Sincerely yours,
rink.
Director
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to: Dr.
George A.
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1964
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July 9,
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Ernst A. Rodin. Mt D.
Director_of Medical Research
Hithigen Epilepsy Center and Association
10 Petetboto
Detroit 1, fiiehigan
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Our programs in eonputer.enelyeie of EEG are quite active now,
_tnd 1.3m pleased to enclose summaries of an: project reports
dated-October. 1963. and the addendum of January. 1964. In
addition, the abstract dated Febtuery 20, for the Central EEG
Society, and copies of the two abstracts just submitted to the
American EEG society ere enclosed.
I here not yet written a full paper on thin subject. as we have
been deVIIOping out prcsten. end only in the last three-to four
nonthe have we been collecting dete systematically. I have
tuned the work quite fentineting and believe that the equipment,
and the arts of the programmers give an e greet deal of flexibility in the studies of EEG pattern changes with drugs. I hope the
promise is fulfilled during the next year.
If this subject
you
My
in of interest t6 you, I would be pleased to have
end show you the complete unit in Operetian.
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best resetde.
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1964
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Joly 9. 1965'
Sidney
Hirlia,
Central
lalip,
M. D.
Director of Psychiatric Research
Central Ialip State Hospital
Bow
York
Dear Sid:
letter requesting information
about the Johns Hopkino Scale
do not have any of tho original file:
tron.fiillaide with no. Howovot, I have checked the library. and
tho article by Morris 3. Perloff. B. C.
the boat rcferenco
Saloon. and J. D. Frank, "Comfort, effectiveness and oelf~aware~
Your
embarraaaea me, because
I
it
neat as criteria of inptovomcnt in psychotherapy," which appeared
in the Anorican Journal of Peyohiatry. Volume 111, page 343. 1954.
To the heat of my knowledge, the Johns Hopkins Scale has cher
been described as such. The staff at the Johns Hopkins were
veins a symptom check list as part of their evaluation of psycho'thctapy in oat-patients. At the time we were setting up our
evaluation programs. at heard a talk by Dr. Frank concerning the
symptom check list. _wo wrote to him and he sent us a copy of the
schedule. Ho ran a number of trials in our patient population.
were pleased with the resulto end decided to include it in our
program. Subsequent to that, when we asked for information as to
whether the teat had been standardised in any other population.
or whether it had ever boon doacribcd separately, I cannot recall
a satisfactory answer from either Dr. Frank or his codworkcra. If
I recall correctly. they stated that they had not had any control
ttudiea nor had they published any normative data.
we
have heard a
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pleasant sooner than I had epent'in August and September in New
York, however. I-look forward to being in New York this summer. as
Martha and the children will be spending a few weeks with our
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tour,
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friends about the first of August?
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1964
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