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Correspondent: Alvin H. Polatin. Newly Elected Officers: Richard L. Frank (President), John J. Weber (President-Elect), Alvin H. Polatin (Secretary), Kathryn F. Prescott (Treasurer), Raymond A. Raskin (Member of Council). Newly Elected Members: Max Goldberg, Leonard M. Ross. Newly Appointed Training Analyst: Norman D. Lazar. Newly Appointed Geographic Training Analyst: C. Downing Tait. Newly Appointed Staff Members of the Columbia Clinic: Alexander Beller, Paul A. Bradlow, Stanley Lituchy, Harold Marcus, Leonard M. Moss, Raymond A. Raskin, Jesse Schomer, Milton Viederman. Resignations: James F. Dyde, Jules S. Golden.
The Columbia Clinic will celebrate its 20th anniversary on Saturday, October 30, 1965, at the Waldorf-Astoria. The scientific program includes seven important original papers. A luncheon will follow the morning presentations and a cocktail party will conclude the day.
I. Arthur Mirsky will present the tenth Annual Sandor Rado Lectures in February, 1966. Dr. Mirsky is Professor and Chairman of the Department of Clinical Science at the University of Pittsburgh. The Lectures will be given in Hosack Hall at the New York Academy of Medicine.
The Annual Meeting of the Association was held at the New York Academy of Medicine on June 1, 1965. Kenneth Z. Altshuler was tendered the Annual Merit Award for his paper on "Personality Traits and Depressive Symptoms in the Deaf." The Annual Merit Award to an outstanding candidate at the Columbia Clinic was presented to George O. Papanek.
The following candidates were recently certified in psychoanalysis at the Columbia Clinic: Norman Ackerman, Stephen Bennett, Ronald Fieve, Eugene Friedberg, Lloyd Hamilton, George O. Papanek, James Ryan, Lawrence Thum, Robert S. Walzer.
Scientific Program: James P. Cattell, "Psychodynamic and Clinical Aspects of Depersonalization"; John J. Weber, Jack Elinson, Leonard M. Moss,