http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/71043fb37c9683e020612ccf39590e15.pdf be3a420274695ec20266bdb57eb64772 PDF Text Text / .qw May 17, 1966 mm B. Toms Intemtimml Research Programs Sectien Reward} Grants Branch National Institute of Manta]. Health Bethesda, Dear Hrs. mm 2001“ Re: m 12973-431 Tm: I have read the applicatim for a travel grant to the First International Swim can Blemleepthamw and Electthamia with a great deal of interest and I am mteful for the opportmity ta have refined this problem. While I believe that the pmhlem described and the methods are of swificam intemat, I am mauled by the absence of any paydxiatric interest or partiaipation either in the recent in St. Louis or in the proposed list of participmte. swim Speaking candidly, if one could be assured that at least two qualified Mariam research psychiatrists with clinie‘al experience with either Waive therapy or were to attend. this applicatim should be mmmd for support. The list of invited speakers far Exampe contain no names that are familiar to me as psychiatrists or murmhyaiologists. believePrecisely for this ram, and. because the that the tectmique indum behavioral changes, the presence 91’ qualified psychiatrists would make wwflnmile the expenditure of the additimal funds to allow other American physiologists and animal markers to attend. I had called you last week to obtain sane additioml reports from In“. Short, but was fortunate in obtaining web enamels mute Alfred RichaMam of the infmtim from Dr. Louis of of St. Physiclogy Uniwmity. Based on Depéutmt infommatim and the letters admitted, in the the applicatim. would like I to specifically anmr your request within the dated August, 1965. guidelines I believe that there is scientific med for thin conference, and since the greatest has been 31m by European ommdzatima. the inter-rational meeting of the needed mm �Lorraine 3. Torres would be an «2-- my 17, , appropriate pleoe for our scientists to obtain fruitful degree of Mention. The spomoringegmy may be an appropriate an, elthwgh. the Society of Biological Psycmiatry, were their when intmsted, might be were a appropriate. more is no oritioimn of the setting. the budget, or the plomed program. The principal oritioiem ie with regard to the mlevazm of this meeting to the Maximum Institute of 231so Health and to a provision for reporting the resultato American psychiatry. The“ two mquimte are looking. For this mom. I wild that this wont be approved with funds two rental health only if qualified payohiotriete were kmam to attend the noting and were willing to mmnioote their to the paydziotrio monity. If thio be audition om met, I would assign a priority of on. me! Wetim additional referees I would Professor of Temple Wmiw, W,meeeew Minimtion Facility in of at As Vetemns Holt. Psychiatry ‘ a More Illinois and Willim Hines, the we 13m. Charles Libereom of the Albany Meal College. Wyoumymhfmflwopwmmwtomim this opplioetion. Sinoemly yams, M7 mil Fink. E. Di meeeeor of Psychiatry 1966 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Correspondence Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Correspondence to: Torrex, Lorraine B. 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