Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1960-1963)

JULY MEETING, 1962

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National Fund for Medical Education, New York, $8,528 to establish the Programmed instruction fund
Parke, Davis & Company, Detroit, $1,500 for the Parke, Davis and Company
Surgical Research fund (p. 670)
Procter & Gamble Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, $3,750 for the Procter and Gamble
Fellowship in Chemistry (p. 410); and $3,300 for the Procter and Gamble
Fellowship in Chemical Engineering (p. 329)
Producers' Council, Inc., Washington, D.C., $1,250 for the Alumni Scholarship in
Architecture (R.P., 1954-57, p. 1046)
Radio Corporation of America, Camden, New Jersey, an RCA Model TK-45 Live
Vidicon Color Camera Chain, valued at $44,500, for use in the closed-circuit
color television installation of the Miedical School
Resources for the Future, Inc., Washington, D.C., $3,150 for the Resources for
the Future Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship in Natural Resources (p. 410)
Harry C. Saltzstein, M.D., Detroit, $75 to establish the Public Health Economics
Research Development fund
Estate of Marion L. Simpson, Centerville, $10,000 to establish the Marion L.
Simpson fund; $5,000 to be used for dental research in honor of Arthur H.
Reiman, and $5,000 to be used toward the construction of a women's dormitory (p. 465)
Social Science Research Council, Inc., New York, $2,000 for the Chinese Economic
Studies fund (p. 692)
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, New York, $4,000 for the
Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers Scholarship (p. 329)
Anna MAI. Sorenson, Burlingame, California, $25 for the Simpson Memorial Institute Special fund (p. 691), in memory of Jean Sorenson, and miscellaneous
donors, $47 for the same fund, in memory of Robert E. Olen
Spiegel Foundation, New York, $5,000 for the Special Law School Aid fund
(p. 735)
State Farm Life Insurance Company, Bloomington, Indiana, through the Development Council, $300 for the Actuarial Science Program (p. 670)
Fred H. Tracy, Los Angeles, California, through the Michigan Alumni Fund, $650
for the Engineering College Alumni Assistance fund (p. 556)
United States Rubber Company Foundation, New York, $1,400 for the United
States Rubber Company Foundation Scholarship (see above)
Upjohn Company, Kalamazoo, $750 for the Upjohn Company Neurology Research
fund (p. 691)
Wayne State University, Detroit, $17,625 as the fourth quarter allocation for the
Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations (p. 670)
Wolverine Club, Kalamazoo, $400 to establish the Wolverine Club School of
Banking fund, a loan fund for graduate students in the School of Business
Administration anticipating banking as a career
Jacob Albert, Detroit, $250 for the Journalism Special fund (p. 734)
Anonymous donor, $5,000 for the Institute for Social Research Building Construction fund (p. 301)
Anonymous donor, $100 for the Midland High School Scholarship
Business Women's Club of the YW-YMCA of Ann Arbor, $5.00 for the University
of Michigan Cancer Research Institute (see above), in memory of Mrs. Hazel
Griffy, and $3.00 from Parker F. Seiler, Houghton Lake, for the same fund
Kenneth H. Campbell Foundation, Grand Rapids, $2,500 for the Kenneth H.
Campbell Foundation for Neurological Research (p. 577)
Chrysler Corporation Employees Activity Fund, Chelsea, $15 for the Electrolyte
Research fund (p. 285)
Flint College Class of 1962, $500 to establish the Flint College Class of 1962
Loan fund
Ford Motor Company Fund, Dearborn, $17,480 to establish the Ford Motor Company Fund-Driving Behavior fund
General Motors Corporation. Detroit, $130,000 for the Michigan MemorialPhoenix Project Gifts fund (p. 461)
Greenfield Park School P.T.A., Detroit, $681.66 for the Regents-Alumni Supplementary Scholarship fund (p. 557), in honor of Walter H. Allmendinger
Michael J. Humenick, Richmond, California, $8.50 for the United States Rubber
Company Foundation Scholarship (see above)
Ives-Cameron Company, New York, $1,000 for the Vascular Research fund
(p. 734)
Josiah Macy, Jr., Foundation, New York, $8,912.50 for the Josiah Macy, Jr.,
Foundation Grant (p. 72)