Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

638

JANUARY MEETING, 1965

Gifts: The following nonmonetary gifts were received for the period DeNonmonetary cember 1, 1964, to December 31, 1964:
Anonymous donor, 1,000 shares of Xerox stock, for a special fund
Anonymous donor, 25 shares of Provident Life Insurance Company stock, for the
$55 Million Program
Anonymous donor, 650 bound volumes of scientific journals, for the Frederick G.
Novy Library in the Department of Microbiology
Conductron Corporation, Ann Arbor, 200 shares of Conductron Corporation common
stock, to establish the William Gould Dow Professorship of Electrical Engineering Endowment fund
Edward L. Cushman. Detroit, 200 shares of American Motors Corporation stock,
for the William K. McInally Memorial Lectureship fund (see above)
Regent Emeritus Leland I. Doan, Midland, 1,000 shares of Dow Chemical Company
stock, for the Hester Spencer Doan Endowment fund (p. 168)
Ray A. Hulce, Plymouth, 5 shares of Ford Motor stock, for the $55 Million Program (see above)
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Jewett II, Lapeer, 300 shares of Parke, Davis, and
Company stock, for the Barbara Backus and Edward H. Jewett II Scholarship
and Fellowship Fund in Science and Engineering (p. 193)
Ernest A. Jones, Bloomfield Hills, 35,000 shares of preferred MacManus, John and
Adams, Inc. stock, for the Music Special Account (see above). A specific purpose will be determined at a later date.
Leland J. Kalmbach, Springfield, Massachusetts, 160 shares of 4% per cent preferred Greyhound Corporation stock, for the Leland J. Kalmbach Endowment
fund
MIrs. Edith B. May, Port Washington, New York, 25 shares of Bethlehem Steel
7 per cent preferred stock, for the Edith Bandfield May Student Loan Fund
(p. 192)
William MI. McKee, Pittsburgh, 100 shares of West Penn. Electric Company
(Allegheny Power System) stock, for the $55 Million Program (see above)
Mrs. Frank Mercer, Birmingham, 107 shares of Massachusetts Investors Trust
stock, for the $55 Million Program (see above)
Leo T. Norville Foundation, Chicago, 15,000 shares of Heller Roberts Investments
Corporation stock, for the $55 Million Program (see above)
Erwin Overbeck, Ann Arbor, has presented a zither, to the Stearns Collection of
Musical Instruments
Regent Eugene B. Power, Ann Arbor, microfilms, "Copyflo" books, and other
materials, given during 1964 to the University Library, the Law Library, and
other University units and departments, having a total value of $30,366.03
(p. 245)
Mott Memorial The President took great pleasure in announcing a grant of funds
Building, Flint: from the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation on January 4. 1965, not to
Gift for Addition
to, from Charles S. exceed $2,400,000 to The Regents of the University of Michigan for the
Mott Foundation construction of an addition to the Mott Memorial Building in Flint.
Michigan. now owned by the Flint Board of Education and occupied by
the Flint College of The University of Michigan.
The President said the Flint College had been established in 1956
feollowing a request from the Flint Board of Education and from other
community leaders. He said it had provided junior- and senior-year
courses in the liberal arts, business administration, and teacher education.
To date 839 graduates of Flint College had received University of
Michigan degrees.
Continuing, the President said the Flint Board of Education, over
two years ago, had asked the University to consider expanding its
program to four years, thus providing an integrated four-year degree
program. Following a study by a joint Flint-University committee. the
decision had been made to expand the program. The decision had been
announced early last fall, and about half of the 1965 freshman class had
now been admitted. Plans for securing additional faculty, organizing
courses, and similar matters were already well in hand.