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Two versions of the manuscript. Not in Malawista's CV.

This U.S. Senate bill was introduced by Connecticut Senator Joseph Lieberman.

Malawista spent his first sabbatical in 1971-1972 at the Centre de Genetique Moleculaire under Boris Ephrussi. This folder contains only a postcard from Paris announcing his return to New Haven (stamp removed prior to donation). More information might be found in Series 2, Correspondence, under Boris Ephrussi.

This folder contains primarily correspondence with the Rheumatology Section, especially with Wanda Prinz, section secretary, when Malawista was away in Paris. He sent her tapes to transcribe, and listed matters to take care of, and she forwarded correspondence sent to the Section. Various Yale matters were discussed.

Malawista's paper was "L'Arthrite de Lyme: Un modele humain de la polyarthrite rhumatoide."

This sabbatical, the best documented, was spent at the Institut de Pathologie Cellulaire, Kremlin-Bicetre, under Marcel Bessis. The folder contains correspondence arranging for the sabbatical including Malawista's letter to Bessis asking to work in his laboratory.

Malawista spent this sabbatical at the Institut Pasteur. The folder contains mainly correspondence in preparation for his leave, and on his funding by a Fogarty International Center grant.

This sabbatical was spent at the Centre d'Ecologie Cellulaire, Hopital de la Salpetriere, working with Anne Chevance and others.