Box 53
Contains 41 Results:
14.419 Project Re-ED, 1966 Conference of the Surgeon General (1-7-66)
14.4120 Project Re-ED, Kentucky Psychological Association (1-21-66)
14.4121 The House of the Educated Man, An Architectural Conceit; Peabody Honors Program (May, 1966)
14.4123 A Sketch of a Plan to Improve the Quality of Life of Young Children in the United States (October, 1966)
14.4124 Bettelheim, Bruno. The Empty Fortress: Infantile Autism and the Birth of the Self Review)
14.4125 The Responsible Child in a Responsible World, Williamsburg (July, 1967)
14.4126 Re-Education, Reality, and Community Responsibility, APA (September, 1967)
14.4127 Presentation to the National Advisory Committee, Second Annual Meeting, John F. Kennedy Center (April 2, 1967)
14.4128 Statement by Nicholas Hobbs, The Quality of Life of a People" (8-26-67)
14.4129 Comments on Papers by Ekstein and Lovaas, Current Treatment Approaches to Psychotic Children, APA (September 1, 1967)
14.4130 Introduction of Gardner Lindzey on Occasion of His Presidential Address, APA (9-3-67)
14.4132 Henley, Arthur. Demon in !!l. View (Book Review, 10-17-67)
14.4134 "The Kennedy Center, the College, and the Community," Leadership Club, Peabody College (11-29-67)
14.4136 Presentation to National Advisory Committee, John F. Kennedy Center, Third Annual Meeting (4-1-68)
14.4138 Talk to Mental Retardation Conference (Haywood's Conference), George Peabody College (6-12-68)
14.4142 Report of Task Force on Children Section on Program Primarily 11-10-66
14.4143 "Project Re-ED: New Ways of Helping Emotionally Disturbed Children"
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