http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/b31d8c93ab19ba0975b11927b563920f.pdf e67370ea5e63a88e55402c27f7c83899 PDF Text Text 7383*778AP 16 November 1973 J. R. Wittenborn. Fh.D., Prasidont American College of Heuropsyohopharmacalogy Intcrdinciplinary Research Center Rutgers Univuraity Brunswick, Row Jersey 08903 How Dear Dick: First, I want to thank you for your cooperation in raw solving the issue of my invitation to Dr. Bonk Van Riozcn. I hnvu road you: memorandum of Novanbar 6, and I an writing to respond to this. The issue» strike on: the bylaws and present policies of the fellowship; and the nnnd v~ns pictured by Councilw-for additional inconn. .w - - TJLW“§IU"H’"'W‘WW Vmfit ".va 'ijfil'". 7’”r:’w' In the early yaars of the ACHP, when it was decided to hoop the wasting: small. tho 3ellowa votod to limit the nun— ber of nodbers. and in snooooding your: rantrictad the invi~ cation of sonata to one per Follow. I cannot recall, and in checking the bylaws cannot find, any stipulation as to who may be invited. The assumption has always boon that the Pal“ low inviting a goon: would do so for the purpose of expanding the participation in tho activitioa at the ousting. For cx~ topic. I havu invited co~workorn as sonata when I thought that 'ihayocoold contribute to the sessions or when I thought it would help thoit education. I have also invited proopactivo numbers. and in the past your: invited foreign collaborating aoiqntists because I have vinhcd to encourage a broads: pnt~ ticipntion by the Fellows and laboratotios not represented in this country. Indeed. Torah Itil, Martin fists. and I have carriad this mission to for that no have invited 1 number of toroixn scientists who how: no affiliation in this country to participato in on‘gghhg§_nnoting nan: month. �J. R. Wittenbotg_ ~2¢ '16 Novomber 1973 In this regard, I boliovo it is an undue assumption of authority for the fiectotary, the Pro-ident, or even the Coun~ oil to rejoct an invitation extendod by 3 Follow. whether Follows should or should not invite snout: to tho 1974 matting could be toilod next month. If the docioion is made that sonata are to be invited, it is clearly oath FelloWéo prth logo to invito whomnvot he planets. and i would hope the Fo1~ laws would not dnlogoto a voto pout: to any officer or to Council, but would trust tho good judgnont of each Follow. issue, that of the need of tho Ann? for ad— ditional funds, is one that should bu diocualed by the Council and tho followohip next month. I think it is donooning for tho ACE? to not a quota or levy a tax on industry. should tho ans? really nood funds for niooions that are in the public interact, a description of the miouion, a call to the ffillowohip with a oonourroot latter cont through the followohip to indultry, would probably bring a voluntary reopens. consistent with the on. to Which the funds would be out. A: it is now, neither the fellowship not industry has been presented with a clan: otatoment as to how the funds are Spout. True, there is a financial report at oath floating, but this is gloosod over. Indeed! my tooollection is that the AER? has almost $50,000 iniita trouury. (At the lat nation, I won stmek by the oboorvntion that tho ACE? was tho secondwrichest organisation to which I bolong.) In driving to work yontorday warning, I listened to o toplay of the Sonata Watergate hanrings. in which tho.Prosi— dent of Anorioan Airlines indicated the prostate that Mr. Hixon's lawyer! placed on induotty. Rofleoting on his a:— ooeintos sad thoir ottionn. I felt those to be immoral, if not illogol. To what extent would a policy of a molti~thou~ sand-dollar tutti! {or industry to participate in on odocnw tionol «noting such as out: be tonsiderod of borderlino moth The oooond ._ .. . . .‘.,.,.,. {“1" o ,W-‘,._.Hlm.um. A... .. 2'11"" ality? I an to discuss tho policy of abstaing high moor berohip foe: to 0.8. industry rootstontntivoo. I should like the Councilla vicwo.to be discusood by tho fellowship with the viaw that the policy be changed. I holiove that the ASH? will be on titan: othical and fionocial grounds it participation in the auctions is separated from the inane: of fund raising add expenditures. . Sincerely yours, ."" '- Wluixnwrr:w=rvx’v‘r Max '; rink. M.D. Protoaoor of Payohintry V" .pz‘mwwvw pnoporod Hr/tis � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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