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                  <text>Dr. mar-aux ﬂakannra
Kata Gijuka Enivaraicy
Scheol of Mbdicine
35. Shinanomachi Shiujukn~kn
Tukyo. Japan
Dear Dr. Hakannra:

thank you for your tenant

latter.

photograph

taprinta. I have aubadttad your curriculum vita:

and

to the Chairman of the Departuaut of Psychiatry. and am
plaaaad to tell you that his preliminary evaluation has
been vary favorabla. ”He has raqnaatad that I writ: to
Drs. Mlura, Hakita and Eara for spacific iniormatiou re~
gardtng your abilitiaa. I am doing so now. and look
forward to a apanifia appointaant within tha naxt law

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If aha lattara a! racnauandaetan aatiafy the
administrative afticara of tha'univaralty, I vauld be
plaasad to-racanuend your appoincnant an Instructor in
tha Dapaztaant. I: unuld ha cur intautian to haw. you
participate in tha animal raaaarch program. now undar way
in razordtns and analyxlna aha brain name pattarna with a
Vida variacy of psychotropic arms: is dogs. I believe
tha baa: tachniqua would be the {uplantaxion of elactrodaa
althar on tha Aura or ‘1‘: unaar aha data in four or at:
Incationa. It would be ideal if aha lead virus cauld ha
drawn

ta a aoékat which

1a plrmanancly implanted on

tha

aknlt. Baeordius eonld than ha accompliahad with lung laad
viraa in a traaly Having animal in a canftnad enclosure.
entrancly. although of coaauhaz laaaar incarnata
fine a1actrodaa in various
locatiana in tha brain for chronlq according: using a
variety of naw coapounda.

would be the implanaatton of

I scan: thta program interests ynu, and I look
forward to tha Untvaratty'a appointnaae batng anda, alfaetLva aarly in tha aunuat. If tha appointmont wara made as
of July 1. 1965. would you ha prapaxad to davalop your
program about that tins?
Sinceraly yours,
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nun. 24.x);
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Profaaaor of Psychiatry

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