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Correspondent: Alvin H. Polatin. Newly Elected Members: Leah Beck, Samuel L. Dunaif, Stanley Lituchy, Jesse Schomer, Milton Viederman.
The Association notes with deep sorrow the death of its esteemed Honorary Member, Paul H. Hoch, late Commissioner of Mental Hygiene for the State of New York.
The resignation of Allan D. Rosenblatt of San Diego, California, was accepted.
A Special Meeting of Members was held on October 22, 1964, at the New York Academy of Medicine, to consider proposals of the Bond and Brenner Committees of the American Psychoanalytic Association. John A. P. Millet and Daniel Shapiro led the proceedings. The membership voiced unanimous opposition to the recommendations of these committees and position statements to this effect were issued.
The Committee on Postgraduate Psychoanalytic Education sponsored three workshops this year: "Toward a Methodology of Psychotherapy: Treatment of the Borderline Patient," moderated by Grace A. Baker; "Problems in the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Adolescents: Modifications of Conventional Therapy." moderated by Edward J. Hornick; "Ego Development," moderated by Stanley R. Lesser.
George E. Daniels delivered the Ninth Annual Sandor Rado Lectures on March 26 and 27, 1965, in the new Alumni Auditorium of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center. The Lectures were entitled, "Approaches to a Biological Basis of Human Behavior" and "Comprehensive Medicine, with Particular Reference to Ulcerative Colitis." A dinner in honor of Dr. Daniels preceded the March 26th Lecture and a reception followed it for Dr. Rado in the Bard Hall Lounge at the Medical Center.
The twentieth anniversary celebration of the founding of the Columbia Psychoanalytic Clinic will be held on October 30, 1965, at the Waldorf-Astoria. The