Annual Meeting—May 2–7, 1973

The 60th Annual Meeting of the American Psychoanalytic Association was held at the Hilton Hawaiian Village, Honolulu, Hawaii, May 2–May 7, 1973. An abstract of the Business Meeting of Members, including reports of the Secretary of the Executive Council, the Secretary of the Board on Professional Standards, the Treasurer of the Association, and the Editor of the Journal, as well as other transactions, are published in this issue of the Bulletin. Members who desire to obtain copies of the Official Minutes of any of these bodies may do so by communicating with the Executive Secretary, Mrs. Helen Fischer, One East 57th Street, New York, New York 10022.

The Business Meeting of Members was held on Saturday, May 5, 1973 at 8:30 A.M. with Dr. Edward D. Joseph, President, presiding, and Dr. Stanley Goodman as Secretary. Dr. Goodman announced the presence of a quorum. The Minutes of the December 1972 meeting were adopted as read.

I. INTRODUCTION OF NEW OFFICERS

Dr. Joseph introduced the new President of the Association, Dr. Burness E. Moore.

Dr. Moore served our Association well on the Committee on Public Information, which he chaired for six years, and as member of the Newsletter Committee. He was, in part, the father of the Newsletter. We served together on the Committee on Social Problems, on the Board of Professional Standards and Executive Council. We worked together on the Executive Committee, he as Secretary, I as Treasurer. In this past year, his has been a valued voice in dealing with the various problems that have come up during my Presidency.

In addition to his many administrative responsibilities, Dr. Moore's contributions to psychoanalysis range from papers on female sexuality, to publications on denial, reconstruction, and acting out, and, in the Kris Monograph Series, monographs on narcissism and acting out.

A whole generation of psychoanalytic candidates and psychiatric residents has been the beneficiary of work that he and Dr. Be