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Arch Neurol. 1962;7(5):482-486.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

AMERICAN NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATION

Neurological Association Meeting.

—The American Neurological Association held its Annual Meeting in Atlantic City, N.J., on June 18-20, 1962, at the Claridge Hotel. Six hundred sixty members and guests registered for the meeting at which 39 scientific papers were presented. One of the highlights of the meeting was the Presidential Address given by Dr. James L. O'Leary which concerned itself with a critical review of the effects of technical developments on training for careers in the neurological sciences.

A special tribute to the late Dr. Harold G. Wolff prepared by Dr. Stanley Cobb and given at the First Executive Session.

Harold George Wolff 1898-1962

We sorrow greatly for those who die at the peak of their powers and leave their work unfinished. But this is selfish sorrow for what we have lost. From another point of view, we should be glad that Harold Wolff left us . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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