Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

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JULY M1EETING, 1965

Daniel Van Dyke, Research Assistant, Aerospace Engineering, July 15, 1965,
through August 23, 1965, without salary, to visit Europe
Richard S. Wheeler, Assistant Professor of Political Science, winter term, 1966,
without salary, to spend the term in residence at the East-West Center of the
University of Hawaii
Russell E. Wilson, Associate Professor of Education and Consultant, Bureau of
School Services, extension of sick leave with full salary, from April 17, 1965,
to June 26, 1965 (p. 764)
Ben Yablonky, Professor of Journalism, University year 1965-66, with half salary,
sabbatical, to accept a Fulbright Lectureship in Journalism at Osmania University in Hyderabad, India
Montague Yudelman, Professor of Economics and Associate Director, Center for
Research on Economic Development, fall term, 1965, without salary, to serve
with the Inter-American Development Bank as an adviser in the formulation of
plans for agricultural development in Latin America
The Regents approved the recommendation of the Committee on
Honorary Degrees that four alumni, nominated by their respective
colleges, be invited to receive the Outstanding Achievement Award on
Saturday evening, October 30, 1965.
The Vice-President in charge of business and finance reported on
the legislative appropriations for capital outlay for 1965-66. He included
in his report a review of the visit of the Joint Capital Outlay Committee
of the Legislature to the University on July 15 for a discussion of the
projects listed for planning authorizations under Senate Bill 681. The
report was accepted.

Outstanding
Achievement
Awards: Nominations for,
Approved
Capital Outlay
Appropriations
for 1965-66

Capital Outlay After hearing a review by the Vice-President in charge of business
Programs
Reviewed and finance on the capital outlay program for legislative appropriation
requests for 1966-67, the Regents approved the proposed program for
presentation to the Governor and the legislature (p. 471). The VicePresident included in this review the proposed capital outlay program
for the next five years (1966 to 1971).
The Vice-President in charge of business and finance presented a
review of the capital outlay program for the next ten years.
"Frank Murphy Reporting on the "Frank Murphy Papers," the Vice-President in
Papers: Reporto charge of business and finance said steps had been taken to employ
Mr. Howell Van Auken to render a legal opinion concerning the ownership of the papers of Justice Murphy which are not now in the possession of the University and the rights and privileges of the University to
these materials. When the opinion has been received, another report will
be made to the Regents. The Vice-President also referred to a preliminary report which Mr. Van Auken had submitted for the information of
the Regents.
On recommendation of the Vice-President, the Regents authorized
payment of a bill for $600 for Mr. Van Auken's legal services.
Library Remodel- On recommendation of the Vice-President in charge of business and
ing: Architect
Ap: ovped finance, the firm of Albert Kahn and Associates of Detroit was approved
as architects for the General Library remodeling project.
Ypsilanti Prop- On recommendation of the Vice-President in charge of business and
ert: Sale of finance, the Regents authorized sale of the property at 301 West Cross
Street, Ypsilanti.
Washington On recommendation of the Vice-President in charge of business and
Heights PropertiyPrchase finance, the Regents authorized purchase of the property at 1432 Washington Heights, Ann Arbor, from Clyde E. Jones and Lillian L. Jones.