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                  <text>Hatch 8, 1965

Box 288w!

1 AMA
535 Earth Doaxborn Awnnuo

Ghioago.

Illinois

Duct Doctor:

hlvu read your advortisoonot in the Match 1 icons of tho
oonoiderabic intctoat. Ibo Missouri Institute of Psychiatry
in a roaoatoh and training center antablishod in 1962 by the Divinion
of Moatal Dictate: of Histouri. On January 1. 1965. this Instituto
was tootsnaiaod as tho Dopart-ont of Psychiatry of the Univuruity
of Histouti School of Hodicinn. Tho Dopartaont is establishod
priunrily no.1 rosaoreh cantor. with emphasis on otudico of altered
brain fanation in poyciinttic subjects. He havo alrondy establiohcd
laboratories in oliuical nourophysiology and electroencephalogrhphy,
phnraaooloay. oxpotintuttl puyohology, and have available a clinical
cantor housing up to 150 patient... At tho present tin». our population
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The teaching oasigonlntu at. in relation to a throemycar thoidcncy
training program for psychiatrists. As you know, such trnioing programs
toquizo ooosidorablo support in the neurological sciences. Both tht
Chaitnio of the Dupartnont. Dr. George ﬂlutt. and I are trained in
neurology nod aloettooooophalography. In addition. one of our sonior*
seioutictl, Dr. Turin 1:11, is a qualified neurologist with training
from tho Bnivotsity of Btlangoo. Howovor, we are oonsidoring tho
nppointnnnt of no additional neurologist to anauuo the responsibility
for training and rut-arch programs in neurology of thit Dopartunnt.

I am taking tho liberty of enclosing a oopy of our annual roport
1963 (1964 but not yct boon written). If this opportunity interacts
you, I would be pleased to roviow your curriculum vita. with the
for

Chniznan of tho Dopartucnt.

.

Siooarnly yours,
1‘!“ Fink, ILD.

Professor of Ptychittty

E?:jn

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Road. Division of Roncarch
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