Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

FEBRUARY MEETING, 1966 1269
The President reported gifts from the following sources. These were Gifts
accepted in accord with their terms and conditions and with appropriate
thanks in each case (p. 1188):
Richard K. Akin, Chicago, for the Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering Special fund (p. 1139)............................ $ 10.00
Albion Malleable Iron Company, Albion, for the $55 cMillion ProgramUndesignated (p. 1196)................................ 800.00
Alpha Kappa Alpha, Ann Arbor, for the Human Genetics Special fund
(p. 456)........................................ 125.00
American Cancer Society, Incorporated, New York, for the American
Cancer Society PRP-29 fund (p. 1112)..................... 4,586.00
American Cancer Society, Dickinson County Unit, Iron Mountain, for
the University of Michigan Cancer Research Institute fund
(p. 1192).............................................. 500.00
American Council of Learned Societies, New York, for the Graduate
School Fellowships fund (p. 1078)......................... 1,000.00
American Metal Climax Foundation, Incorporated, New York, for the
Geology Department Special fund (p. 1192).................. 1,000.00
American Oil Company, Whiting, Indiana, for the International Symposium on Free Radicals fund (p. 1193).................... 500.00
Amoco Chemicals Corporation, Chicago, for the International Symposium on Free Radicals fund (see above)................... 500.00
Arthritis Foundation, New York, for the Arthritis and Rheumatism
Foundation-Cassidy fund (p. 1188)........................ 666.67
Bacteriology Club, Ann Arbor, for the F. G. Novy Library Endowment
fund (p. 1082)........................................ 200.00
Bankers National Life Insurance Company, Montclair, New Jersey, for
the Actuarial Science Program fund (p. 1193)................ 100.00
Bethesda Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio, for the Edith Bruce Morley
University Hospital fund (p. 782).......................... 10.00
Adrian C. Bixby, Fort Wayne, Indiana, for the $55 Million ProgramUndesignated (see above)................................. 1,000.00
Gerard Q. Blanton, Garden City, for the Multiple Sclerosis Research in
the Department of Neurology fund (p. 1193)................ 20.00
Board of Governors of the Lawyers Club of The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, for the Lawyers Club Research fund (R.P.,
1960-63, p. 72).................................... 5,000.00
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Campbell, Owosso, for the $55 Million Program-Undesignated (see above)........................... 200.00
J. Evens Campbell, Owosso, for the $55 Million Program-Undesignated 500.00
Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, New York, for
the Carnegie Foundation fund (p. 1189).................... 4,738.97
F. Bradley Case, Ann Arbor, for the Robert G. Rodkey Graduate
Fellowship and Scholarship Fund in Banking and Finance (p. 1189) 100.00
Chrysler Corporation, Staff of the Secretary, Detroit, for the Medical
School General Research fund (p. 1000)..................... 55.00
CIBA Corporation, Summit, New Jersey, for the Circulation Research
fund (p. 1080)........................................ 1,100.00
Miss Sara Colef, Lyndhurst, Ohio, for the General Library Special
Book Purchase fund (p. 1112)............................ 10.00
The Conservation Foundation, Washington, D.C., for the School of
Natural Resources Special fund (p. 560)................... 300.00
Copper Range Company, New York, for the Geology Department
Special fund (see above)................................. 5,000.00
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle E. Craine, Ann Arbor, for the Pinewood Conservation Research fund (p. 880).............................. 100.00
C. P. Cronk, Wellesley, Massachusetts, for the Cronk Forestry Book
fund (p. 724)......................................... 10.00
Col. Anthony Debons, Dayton, Ohio, for the Paul M. Fitts MemorialGraduate Students Endowment fund (p. 1193)............... 10.00
E. A. DeWaters Residue Trust, Flint, to establish the E. A. DeWaters
Residue Trust Grants-in-Aid fund.......................... 425.00
Dow Chemical Company, Midland, for the Dow Chemical Company Research in Metallurgical Engineering-J. D. Hanawalt fund (p. 1112) 10,000.00