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The 35th annual convention of the Central Neuropsychiatric Association will be held Friday and Saturday at the Roosevelt hotel with about 200 doctors in attendance.
The program Friday will deal with children's fear of school and aspects of Louisiana's mental health education program. Other topics of the day will be the evaluation of drugs in psychia-i try, infertility in the male, and the reactions between patient and therapist.
Saturday's topics will concern medical hypnosis, experiences in teaching general psychiatry to general practitioners, physical effect of leprosy on the nervous system and its emotional effects, the treatment of brain tumors by chemicals and the treatment of neuralgic pains.
SPEAKERS LISTED On the program will be Dr. H. W. Kloepfer, Dr. Robert Heath, Dr. Russell Monroe and Dr. Ruth Patterson, T u 1 a n e university medical school; Dr. Richard Pad-dison, Dr. John Moossy, Dr. Charles Watkins and Dr. Marvin Miller, Louisiana State university medical school, and Dr. John D. Jackson of Ochsner clinic.
Others will be Dr. Norman Rucker and Dr. Irwin Marcus, both of New Orleans; from the United States Public Health Service hospital, Carville, Dr. George! Fite, and Dr. Theodore L. L. Soniat, head of the neurology department at Ochsner Foundation hospital, chairman of the scientific program committee.
Dr. John Cavanagh, Washington, D. C.| will discuss a paper by Dr. Theodore A. Watters, general chairman of the New Orleans committee.
ADDRESS FRIDAY Dr. Hamilton Ford, professor of neurology and psychiatry, University of Texas school of medicine, Galveston, is president of the association and will give the annual presidential address on Friday. President-elect of the group is Dr. Martin H. Hoffmann^ Detroit, Mich.
Dr. Edmond Souchon, renowned jazz authority, will be guest speaker at a luncheon Friday for! members and guests, speaking on "The Development of New Orleans Music."
Some 25 to 50 local trainees in the field of neurology, neurosur-gery and psychiatry will attend the sessions, along with about 150 wives of participating deleg

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Title	Doctors will gather in N.O
Contact Information	John P Isché Library - LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans - 433 Bolivar St. New Orleans, LA 70112 ~ Send inquiries to digitalarchives@lsuhsc.edu
Subject	Central Neuropsychiatric Association Congresses as Topic Paddison, Richard M., Dr. Moossy, John, Dr. Watkins, Charles, Dr. Miller, Marvin, Dr. Rucker, Norman, Dr. Watters, Theodore A., Dr.
Call Number	1959 p160
Description	Newspaper clipping
Publisher	Times-Picayune
Date	1959-10-18
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Source	John P Isché Library - LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans ~ www.lsuhsc.edu/no/library
Language	en
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Coverage-Spatial	New Orleans (La.)
Coverage-Temporal	1959
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Object File Name	lsuhsc_ncc004418
Excerpted text	The 35th annual convention of the Central Neuropsychiatric Association will be held Friday and Saturday at the Roosevelt hotel with about 200 doctors in attendance. The program Friday will deal with children's fear of school and aspects of Louisiana's mental health education program. Other topics of the day will be the evaluation of drugs in psychia-i try, infertility in the male, and the reactions between patient and therapist. Saturday's topics will concern medical hypnosis, experiences in teaching general psychiatry to general practitioners, physical effect of leprosy on the nervous system and its emotional effects, the treatment of brain tumors by chemicals and the treatment of neuralgic pains. SPEAKERS LISTED On the program will be Dr. H. W. Kloepfer, Dr. Robert Heath, Dr. Russell Monroe and Dr. Ruth Patterson, T u 1 a n e university medical school; Dr. Richard Pad-dison, Dr. John Moossy, Dr. Charles Watkins and Dr. Marvin Miller, Louisiana State university medical school, and Dr. John D. Jackson of Ochsner clinic. Others will be Dr. Norman Rucker and Dr. Irwin Marcus, both of New Orleans; from the United States Public Health Service hospital, Carville, Dr. George! Fite, and Dr. Theodore L. L. Soniat, head of the neurology department at Ochsner Foundation hospital, chairman of the scientific program committee. Dr. John Cavanagh, Washington, D. C. will discuss a paper by Dr. Theodore A. Watters, general chairman of the New Orleans committee. ADDRESS FRIDAY Dr. Hamilton Ford, professor of neurology and psychiatry, University of Texas school of medicine, Galveston, is president of the association and will give the annual presidential address on Friday. President-elect of the group is Dr. Martin H. Hoffmann^ Detroit, Mich. Dr. Edmond Souchon, renowned jazz authority, will be guest speaker at a luncheon Friday for! members and guests, speaking on "The Development of New Orleans Music." Some 25 to 50 local trainees in the field of neurology, neurosur-gery and psychiatry will attend the sessions, along with about 150 wives of participating deleg
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