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...large, assertive man wearing thick-lensed spectacles took the witness stand last week in the perjury trial of Alger Hiss. He identified himself as Dr. Carl A. L. Binger; he had been awaiting this moment for about seven months...
...history of Anglo-Saxon jurisprudence that psychiatric testimony has been allowed to impeach a witness," Murphy pointed out. But Federal Judge Henry Goddard waved Murphy aside. Perhaps such testimony had never been admitted in a federal court but it had been in state courts, said the judge. So Dr. Binger was allowed to talk. He was there to attack the credibility of the Government's chief witness and Hiss's accuser, Whittaker Chambers...
...Binger was a graduate of Harvard Medical School (1914), he testified, and the author of three books on psychiatry. He had sat through all but one half day of Chambers' seven days of testimony at the first trial, ceaselessly tapping his fingers, and through one day of Chambers' testimony at the second. He had read some of Chambers' undergraduate writing, some of his translations, book reviews and an essay, The Devil, in the Feb. 2, 1948 issue of LIFE. Now, fortified with this research and his psychiatric training but without ever having talked to Chambers (unnecessary...
Murray sat in court today while Cross outlined the story of Chambers' charges to Dr. Carl O. Binger '10, member of the College Overseers' Visiting Committee to the Social Relations Department. At Cross' suggestion, Murry left the courtroom during Binger's testimony...
...Binger will emphasize the importance of subjective analyses in approaching the problem. A graduate of the Harvard Medical School, he won the 1945 Norton Award for his book "The Doctor...