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The last meeting of the International Federation of Psychoanalytic Societies (Internationale Arbeitsgemeinschaft Psychoanalytischer Gesellschaften) was held in Zurich on July 16, 1965. Doctors Franz Heigl and Gerard Chrzanowski were appointed liaison officers to the editorial boards of journals of affiliated societies.
The International Forum of Psychoanalysis was held in Zurich from July 11 to July 15, 1965, under the chairmanship of Professor Herbert Binswanger. Three hundred and fifty-five persons attended the meetings.
The National Institute of Mental Health awarded a 3-year research grant totalling $166, 251 to Charles C. Dahlberg, Stanley Feldstein, and Joseph Jaffe of the William Alanson White Institute. The intent of the project is to assess, through a longitudinal, double-blind investigation using psycholinguistic, psychometric, and clinical indices, the effect of LSD-25 upon ongoing psychotherapeutic interaction. The project will be conducted with the facilities of the Institute's Psycholinguistic Laboratory of the Research Department.
Since our last listing in the Fall, 1964 issue, the following books have been published by faculty and candidates of the Institute:
Edith S. and Herschel Alt The New Soviet Man: His Upbringing and Character Development; New York, Bookman Associates, 1964.
Rev. Howard J. Clinebell, Ph.D. Mental Health Through Christian Community ; New York, Abingdon Press, 1965.
Jerome L. Fine, Ph.D. The Development of a Criterion for Driver Behavior ; New York, Teachers College Press, 1965.
Richard A. Gardner, M.D. The Child's Book about Brain Injury ; New York, New York Association for Brain Injured Children, 1965.
Daniel I. Malamud, Ph.D. and Solomon Machover, Ph.D, Group Techniques in Self Confrontation; Springfield, Ill., Charles C Thomas, 1965.
John L. Schimel, M.D. Your Future as a Husband ; New York, Richard Rosen's Press, 1964.