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                  <text>Jmuary 18, 1966
Dr. A. Hers

Max~leok-Institut
Krsopeliastmsse 2

thich,

Gsmﬁxy

Deer Dr. Hers:

I are pleased to confirm the invitation for
in
the sysposiwn on Antidaolimrgio Hallucinogeas
participation
ymr
at the forthwning metiag of the cm? to be held in Washingtm, D.C.
on March 29 and 31. We look forward to the presentatim entitled
"Some aotions of molinergio and entimolinergio dmgs on behavior. "
As them are still .1 few questions about the ability of sane of the
Emmet invitees to attend the meeting, it will be a few weeks
befom no em smd you a definitive program, and time schedule.
Dr. Bradley me!

Five reports

will be preseateddmdng em three session.

thirty—five minutes for cam pnesentetim end disonssim.
Sines the discussion may be of special iatemst to the participants,
ﬂuxepontshouldbeebmt‘mmimxtes in length.
We have read the abstracts which
you have snMitted with
greet interest. Sims time limitations may reqnina some selections,
the description of the potentietim of "Earphone-stupor" by aati~
oholinergic drugs an! the simifioanoe of molixuolytic eotivity in
mtideprsssivs drugs my be more appropriate to the general dismsions.
memuismthepmsmtoboonthemletimofnetm—
physiological dzanges to behavior, with some «aphasia on the problem
of ”dissociation. " me other invitees who have indioeted a desire
to partioipate are Dos. bongo, White, Dmim. Hint-vim, Bradley,
Carlton, Voteva, Bursa, Hem, Vetdem, Ilyutolmok, Itil, Jeakner

and Vojteobovsky.

The CINP has permitted us

to consider the publioetim of this

sepemtely. Insofar as this subject is booming
swim
increasingly iuportmt, we believe that the association of the

of the participants in a single voluse will be a valuable
amtributim, and ask your cooperation in making e manuscript
sileble at the time of the meeting. The mamaript should
be approximately twentyipages of text, pltm bibliography and

work

illustrations.
We

look foxwerd'to yotm pmseatetion.
'

'

Sincerely yams,
Max

Pink,

PhD.

Professor of Psychiatry

HP:kp
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