Articles:

The Anatomical Locus of Presbycusis

Ronald Hinchcliffe
J Speech Hear Disord 1962 27: 301-310. [PDF]  

A Survey of Reactions from Users of Binaural and Monaural Hearing Aids

Donald Dirks and Raymond Carhart
J Speech Hear Disord 1962 27: 311-322. [PDF]  

Tongue Thrusting: A Clinical Hypothesis

John M. Palmer
J Speech Hear Disord 1962 27: 323-333. [PDF]  

Functions and Dysfunctions of the Ventricular Folds

Esti D. Freud
J Speech Hear Disord 1962 27: 334-340. [PDF]  

The Relationship Between Missing Teeth and Selected Consonant Sounds

Nicholas W. Bankson and Margaret C. Byrne
J Speech Hear Disord 1962 27: 341-348. [PDF]  

Integration of a Severely Hard of Hearing Child in a Normal First-Grade Program: A Case Study

Marjorie H. Kowalsky
J Speech Hear Disord 1962 27: 349-358. [PDF]  

Interaction of Delayed Speech Feedback, Metalingual Factors, and Chronic Schizophrenia

Henry N. Peters
J Speech Hear Disord 1962 27: 359-367. [PDF]  

Evaluation and Stuttering: III. Identification of Stuttering and the Use of a Label

M. E. Wingate
J Speech Hear Disord 1962 27: 368-377. [PDF]  

Book Reviews

Maryjane Rees
J Speech Hear Disord 1962 27: 382-387. [PDF]  

The Forum:

A Note on the Use of Cardiac Rate in the Audiometric Appraisal of Retarded Children

Gail Butterfield
J Speech Hear Disord 1962 27: 378-379. [PDF]  

Imitated English Cleft Palate Speech in a Normal Spanish Speaking Child

Herbert Klinger
J Speech Hear Disord 1962 27: 379-381. [PDF]  

Letters to the Editor:

The Case for Prelaryngectomy Counseling: Some Replies

Luther F. Sies, Maurice H. Miller, Vincent Wallen, and Rex V. Naylor
J Speech Hear Disord 1962 27: 388-390. [PDF]  

A Comment on ‘Evaluation and Stuttering’

Wendell Johnson
J Speech Hear Disord 1962 27: 390. [PDF]  

Rhetorica ad Herennium—Auctor Incertus

W. Keith Leonard
J Speech Hear Disord 1962 27: 390-391. [PDF]  

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