HEW Report: Appendix C

The following textbooks are Currently used in one or more of the chiropractic schools accredited by either the International Chiropractors Association or the American Chiropractic Association. Other chiropractic textbooks are in current use in the various schools; however, according to school surveys done by Palmer College and the ACA and the school catalogs, the first 5 books listed below are used most frequently.

	Textbook	As the principal book of a course	As a reference textbook
1.	The Neurodynatnics of the Vertebral Subluxation, A.E. Homewood, D.C., N.D., 1962 (Submitted by ICA)	Institute of New York Logan Los Angeles National Northwestern Texas	Lincoln
2.	Chiropractic Principles and Technic, Joseph Janse, D.C., R.H. Bouser, D.C., and R.F. Wells, D.O., D.C., 1947	National Northwestern Texas Western	Lincoln
3.	The Chiropractors Adjuster or the Science, Art and Philosophy of Chiropractic, D.D. Palmer, 1910 (Republished 1966	Columbia Institute Texas	Logan Northwestern
4.	Chiropractic Principles and Practice, Janse, Houser, Wells	Institute of New York Los Angeles Logan	Logan
5.	Textbook of Logan Basic Methods, Hugh B. Logan, 1950 (Submitted by ACA)	Columbia Institute National	Lincoln
6.	Chiropractic Diagnosis, James N. Firth, D.C., Ph.C., 1948 (Submitted by ACA)	Lincoln Logan
7.	Rational Bacteriology, J.R. Verner, C.W. Weiant, R.J. Watkins, 1953	Canadian Memorial Texas (1964-65)	Texas (1967-68)
8.	The Science and Logic of Chiropractic, J Robinson Verner, 1956	Los Angeles Western
9.	Anything Can Cuase Anything, W.D. Harper, M.S., D.C., 1964	Texas	Northwestern
10.	Chiropractic Principles and Practice, Otto C. Reinhart, D.C., 1942 (Submitted by ACA)	Logan

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