Year 1965-66 No. 10

UNIVERSITYOF MINNESOTA , BOARD OF REGENTS MINUTES March 11, 1966

A meeting of the Board of Regents was held in the Regents' Room, Morrill Hall on Friday, March 11, 1966, at 9:30 a.m. Present: Regent Mayo presiding; Regents Gainey, Hartl, Hess, Hughes, Montague, Rauenhorst, and Silha; and President Wilson. Absent: Regents Grottum, Howard, Malkerson and Skyberg.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES Voted to approve the minutes of the following meeti~gs: Draft of the Minutes for the meeting of February 11, 1966

AMENDMENT OF MINUTES Voted to approve the following amendment of minutes: September 17, 1965, Donald B Lawrence Professor Botany on leave of absence without salary for the spring quarter of 1965-66 to prepare manu- scripts on Alaskan research and to present lectures at Rutgers University to be canceled (to remain on campus for research and writing and to guide and instruct graduate students in the conduct of their research)

PERSONNEL CHANGES Voted to approve the following personnel changes:

Retirements Arthur H Bulbulian as Associate Professor Emeritus Medical Education Mayo Foundation effective December 31, 1965 Roy E Sauter Experimental Plot Supervisor Fruit Breeding Farm to retire on State Employees Retirement and Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance effective March 2, 1966 Bruce B Clifton Building Caretaker Food Stores to retire on State Emnlovees- Retirement and Old Aae- Survivors and Disabilitv Insurance effe'cti;e March 7, 1966 Auguat Oltmann Creamery Worker hlilk and Cream Department to retire on State Employees Retirement and Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance effective April 13, 1966

Terminations Josyula V Rao Visiting Professor Civil Engineering and Hydraulics effective at time of appointment hlarch 16, 1966 Robert R Beebe Research Associate Mines Experiment Station effective March 17, 1966 Richard W Joos Research Associate Medicine Research Funds effective February 22, 1966 Anthony J Cichoke Instructor Speech and Theatre Arts effective January 15, 1966 Dan A Holm Instructor Division of Science and Mathematics Duluth effective June 15,1966 Almon G Hoye Instructor and Principal University High School effec- tive January 31,1966 Donald W Gray Instructor and Librarian Library Morris effective April 15,1966 Henry Sosin Instructor Surgery Research Funds effective at time of appointment June 30, 1965 Patrick C J Ward Instructor Laboratory Medicine Research Funds effective Februa 28, 1966 David L ~YougResearch Fellow School of Mathematics Research Funds effective January 31, 1966 Young J Kim Teaching Assistant I Economics effective January 31, 1966 Robert M Owings Teaching Assistant I Art effective January 15, 1966 Lawrence A Martin Teaching Assistant I Music effective December 31, 1965 Nick N Boretz Teaching Assistant I Speech and Theatre Arts effective January 31, 1966 Jane Chen Teaching Assistant I School of Business Administration effective January 31, 1966 Duane D Tiede Research Assistant Agricultural Engineering effective Tanuary 31, 1966 Stanley W Pollock Research Assistant Agricultural Extension Service effective January 31, 1966 Cathy E Cutler Research Assistant Graduate School Research Funds effective January 15, 1966 Philip W Hedrick Research Assistant Hormel Institute effective Janu- ary 31, 1966 Milton M Anderson Research Assistant Electrical Engineering Research Funds effective February 15, 1966 Leroy 0 Braun Research Assistant Electrical Engineering Research Funds effective January 15, 1966 Norman A Foss Research Assistant Electrical Engineering Research Funds effective January 28, 1966 ~harlesL Murphy Research Assistant Chemical Engineering Research Funds effective February 15, 1966 phn H Kauffman Research Assistant Industrial Relations Center Re- searc Funds effective February 15,1966 Kathryn S Jurkovic Administrative Fellow I1 Graduate School effective December 15, 1965 Robert A VanTassel Medical Fellow Specialist Medicine with salary paid directly by Hennepin County General Hospital effective December 31, 1965 Stanley John Medical Fellow Specialist Surgery Research Funds effec- tive January 31, 1966 Frederick G Lewis Medical Fellow Specialist Surgery Research Funds effective December 31, 1965 Richard B Edwards Medical Fellow Specialist Ophthalmology Henne- pin County General Hospital effective at time of appointment January 1, 1966 Barbara Gokcen Medical Fellow Specialist Anesthesiology Research Funds effective February 27, 1966 Clark 0 Olser, Medical Fellow Surgery with salary paid directly by the Veterans Administration Hospltal effective Janualy 25, 1966 John P Savaryn Medical Fellow Surgery with salary paid 'directly by the Veterans Administration Hospital effective February 21, 1966 Adrian L Kapsner Medical Fellow Radiology with salary paid directly by the Veterans Administration Hospital effective January 21, 1966 Lynn A Parsell Dietetic Intern University of Minnesota Hospitals effective February 4, 1966 Nancy J Brick Clerk Business Office effective January 5, 1966 Patricia A Ringel Senior Clerk-Typist Business Office effective Febru- ary 1, 1966 Donna A Sorensen Senior Clerk Business Office effective January 31, 1966 (transferred to miscellaneous payroll) Carol L Christianson Clerk-Typist Office of the Dean of Students Student Counseling Bureau effective February 9, 1966 Elleen A Johnson Clerk Office of the Dean of Students Student Coun- seling Bureau effective February 8, 1966 Beth H hlarsh Principal Clerk Office of the Dean of Students Student Counseling Bureau effective anuary 31, 1966 The following in the 0d ce of Admissions and Records Effective Date Marilyn S Daniels Senior Clerk-Typist January 19, 1966 Pauline 0 Monahan Senior Clerk February 7, 1966 Mary C Upton Clerk-Typist February 2, 1966 Harry W Vadnais Building Space Analyst February 28, 1966 Rosemary N Hayes Senior Clerk-Typist Administration College of Liberal Arts effective February 21, 1966 Mary L Scanlan Senior Clerk-Ty ist German effective February 4, 1966 (transferred to miscellaneous payro!) Priscilla L Crary Secretary Histo effective February 1, 1966 Rosemary L Nelson Senior ~lez-TypistPsychology effective January 20, 1966 Donald E Wilcox Laboratory Animal Technician Psychology effective February 16, 1966 Darlene F Frismanis Secretary Administration Institute of Technology effective March 15, 1966 Kathleen B Kluge Secretary Mechanical Engineering effective February 4.1966 John A Ecklund Assistant Chemical Laboratory Service Supervisor School of Chemistry effective February 23, 1966 plus one month death payment allowance Michael L Johnston Senior Laboratory Attendant School of Chemistry effective February 1, 1966 Betsy S Antinozzi Secretary Geology and Geophysics effective March

7.-7 ----1966 Sandra J Stephenson Account Clerk Geology and Geophysics effective February 14, 1966 Viola Buttschau Senior Account Clerk Administration Institute of Agri- culture effective March 2. 1966 Diane J Delvin senior Secretary Information and Agricultural Journal- ism effective February 23, 1966 Karen K Hageman Senior Clerk-T pist College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics effective ~ecemger31, 1965 DeNyce Becker Senior Secretary Microbiology effective March 8, 1966 Margaret F Beaupre Senior Secretary Surgery Ancker Hospital Fellow- ships effective February 8, 1966 Marilyn Q Linn Executive Secretary Biochemistry College of Medical Sciences effective February 14, 1966 Rita hl Hermanson Senior Clerk-Typist. - Law School effective March 1, 1966 Sandra L Hansen Senior Clerk-Typist Administration College of Edu- cation effective February 9, 1966 Barbara Keane Senior Statistical Clerk Summer Session effective Janu- ary 11, 1966 Carley A McGinnis Senior Clerk-Typist School of Business Administra- tion effective February 7, 1966 Avis L Gilleland Senior Clerk-Typist General College effective March 2, 1966 The following General Staff Nurses University of Minnesota Hospitals Effective Date Patricia P Eide February 28, 1966 Paulette N Grossman January 28, 1966 Grace M Hansen January 21,1966 Judith L Knott February 25, 1966 Marguerite G Lavers February 14, 1966 Susan Matthews February 11, 1966 Lizabeth Moore January 18,1966 Kathryn J Nelson February 3, 1966 Sharon A Rohr February 25, 1966 Diane B Underwood February 15, 1966 The following in the University of Minnesota Hospitals Effective Date Alan R Burke Hospital Orderly December 16, 1965 Aurene Crawford Hospital Aide Tanuary 18, 1966 Ann Y DeVries Hospital Aide February 10, 1966 "Agatha Eklund Head Hospital Nurse January 31, 1966 'Skaidrite Fedders Junior Scientist February 15, 1966 Gary D Knoshal Hospital Orderly February 11, 1966 Barbara A Kuhn Senior Clerk-Typist January 25, 1966 Beverly J Lepsch Practical Nurse February 15, 1966 'Myrtle A Lowell Custodial Worker January 31, 1966 Charlotta Miller Senior Food Service Worker February 16, 1966 Evelyn A Novy Practical Nurse February 14, 1966 Marcella C Sanerer Custodial Worker January 31, 1966 Jean M Sidner Occupational Therapy Aide January 19, 1966 James I Stephens Student Technologist > Supervisor January 31, 1966 Arlene C Walker Custodial Worker January 28, 1966 Julie A Walker Head Hospital Nurse February 16, 1966 Carol M Wennberg Head Hospital Nurse March 11, 1966 'Donna M Westberg Medical Records Typist Trainee February 15, 1966 Vernon L Wolfe Hospital Janitor February 3, 1966 Joanne E Yates Food Service Worker February 9, 1966 Dianne D Ziskin Senior Social Worker January 21, 1966 * Transferred to miscellaneous payroll Robert L Bauer Senior Laboratory Machinist Trainee School of Physics Research Funds effective January 17, 1966 Linda L Wold Clerk-Typist Evening Classes effective February 1, 1966 Shirley M Richardson Secretary Correspondence Study Instruction effective February 16, 1966 Margaret D Mundahl Senior Clerk-Typist State Organization Service effective February 14, 1966 Dana A McNew Building Caretaker North Central School of Agricul- ture effective February 1, 1966 Jeanette A Avery Clerk-Typist Agricultural Extension Service effective February 9, 1966 Mary L Hera Librarian Librar effective February 21, 1966, Ruth A Illingworth Senior ~Lrk-~~~istLibrary effective January 21, 1 QRR Joanne C Green Senior Clerk-Typist Laboratory for Research in Social Relations effective March 17, 1966 Charlene L Chodos Tabulating Equipment Operator Social Sciences Re- search Facilities Center effective February 15, 1966 The following in Plant Services Effective Date *Deanna E Fischer Bookkeeping Machine Operator February 15, 1966 Dorothy L Meyer Bookkeeping Machine Operator January 31, 1966 Albert Dockery Window Washer February 8, 1966 Henry M Mrugala Building Security Caretaker February 16, 1966 John L Smedley Building Caretaker January 25, 1966 Transferred to miscellaneous payroll Kenneth V Anderson Fireman Plant Services St Paul effective February 24,1966 Herbert N Thorie Operating Engineer Plant Services St Paul effective February 23, 1966 Hilda V Helgesen Custodial Worker Sanford Hall effective February 3, 1966 Mary Brown Food Service Worker Comstock Hall effective February 9, 1966 Ruth J Swenson Senior Clerk-Typist Student Unions Coffman Memorial Union effective February 9, 1966 Lawrence H Bailey Building Caretaker Student Unions-Student Cen- ter-St Paul Campus effective February 16, 1966 Margaret R Kocher Clerk-Typist University Health Service effective February 18, 1966 Marcia Ballenger Senior Clerk Professional Colleges Bookstore effective February 2, 1966 Karla T Hodgson Production Assistant University Press effective March 7, 1966 John E Olson Laboratory Animal Technician Animal Hospital effec- tive February 28, 1966 Donald F Stromback Laboratory Animal Technician Animal Hospital effective June 30, 1965 Marilyn hl Miller Account Clerk Audio-Visual Education Service effec- tive January 31, 1966 Terence D Reed Utility Man Second Hand Materials effective Janu- ary 21, 1966 Gayla Plan Senior Clerk-Typist Milk and Cream Department effective January 26, 1966 Barry B Bare Computer Programmer Agricultural Experiment Station effective January 21,1966 Ursula K Hauser Senior Laboratory Technician Anthropology Research Funds effective January 27, 1966 Nancy R Hanson Senior Secretary Upper Midwest Economic Study Upper Midwest Council effective February 24, 1966 Mary Ann G Rowe Junior Scientist Biochemistry College of Biological Sciences Research Funds effective December 31, 1965 John L DeBoom Junior Scientist Dairy Industries Research Funds effective February 10, 1966 Vernon J Wegner Assistant Scientist Biochemistry College of Biological Sciences Research Funds effective February 9, 1966 Ann Marie Dudas Senior Secretary Medicine Research Funds effective February 24, 1966 G Lynn Watland Junior Scientist Medicine Research Funds effective January 17, 1966 Nadine Keenan Senior Laboratory Technician Trainee Otolaryngology Research Funds effective Februarv 15, 1966 Jeffrey R Davis ~aboratory ~himalAttendant Pediatrics Research Funds effectiveJanuary 31, 1966 Elaine J Haugland Senior Laboratory Technician Pediatrics Research Funds effective&larch 29, 1966 Jane I Simon Senior Clerk-Typist Physiology Research Funds effective February 11, 1966 Elizabeth N Crouch Senior Clerk School of Public Health Research Funds effectiveJanuary 13, 1966 Bonnie J Braiseur Senior Laboratory Technician Surgery Research Funds effectiveFebruary 8, 1966 Thomas Cameron Laboratory Animal Attendant Surgery Research Funds effective Tanuarv 24. 1966 Sharon Ld~ong;on'senior Clerk-Typist Surgery Research Funds effectiveJanuary 24, 1966 Kathleen Totino Laboratory Attendant Surgery Research Funds effec- tive March 17, 1966 Helen K Sanzone Secretarv School of Nursing- Research Funds effective January 4, 1966 Robert 0 Quesenberry Associate Scientist Biochemistry College of Medical Sciences Research Funds effective March 2, 1966 Elizabeth S Piepho Senior Clerk-Typist Psychiatry Research Funds effective February 9, 1966 Sharon Carlson Senior Clerk-Typist Physical Medicine and Rehabili- tation Research Funds effectiveDecember 31, 1965 Linda L Sorenson Clerk Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Research Funds effectiveFebruary 4, 1966 Ingrid K Oberg Clerk-Typist Graduate School Research Funds effective January 21, 1966 Gretchen P Wilson Senior Clerk-Typist Museum of Natural History Research Funds effectiveFebruary 15, 1966

Appointments Stuart 0 Agrell as Visiting Professor Geology and Geophysics for the spring quarter of 1965-66 at $4,000 Term CX ($16,000 A rate) Ronald B Shuman as Visiting Professor School of Business Administra- tion for the spring quarter of 1965-66 at $8,000 Term C ($24,000 B rate) Jackson M Anderson as Professor and Chairman Recreational Leader- shi~- - School of Phvsical Education beeinnine<, Aueust- 1. 1966 to Tune 30. 1967 at $16,041 ~irmC ($17,500 A rare) Hugo M Sjors as Visiting Professor Botany Hill Family Foundation Funds for the spring- -- quarter of 1965-66 at $6,000 Term CTX ($18,000 B rate) Irving I Gottesman as Associate Professor Psychology beginning Sep- tember 16, 1966 at the rate of $18,000 Term B Seymour Levy as Visiting Associate Professor Psychology for thc spring quarter of 1965-66 at $1,200 Term CHT20 ($18,000 B rate) Ronald R Kyllonen as Clinical Assistant Professor Psychiatry and Neurology without salary February 16 to June 30, 1966 Richard R Teeter as Assistant Professor Psychiatry and Neurology with salary paid directly by Ancker Hospital Jul 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Willis B Irons as Clinical Assistant ~roLssorSchool of Dentistry December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 at the rate of $1,305 Term BH20 ($6,525 B rate) Weslev T Shevard as Assistant Professor Educational Research and evel lop me kt Council of Northeast Minnesota February 16 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $13,750 Term AT Phyllis L Kahn as Research Associate Genetics December 16, 1965 to June 30, 1966 at $4,713 Term CT ($8,700 A rate) Harold F Rathbun as Research Associate School of Forestrv Research Funds January 1 to June 30, 1966 at $4,350 Term CTX ($8,700.~rate) Q Donovan McClard as Research Associate Special Education Research Funds February 16 to June 15, 1966 at $3,800 Term CT ($8,550 B rate) Bertram L Ellenbogen as Professor Sociology beginning September 1, 1966 at the rate of $17,000 Term A Roger W Benjamin as Assistant Professor Political Science September 16, 1966 to June 15, 1968 at the rate of $8,200 Term B Pearl P Rosenberg as Lecturer Psychology Physical lledicine and Agricultural Extension Service January 1 to June 30, 1966 at $4,500 Term CHX6O ($15,000 A rate) David H Smith as Lecturer Speech and Theatre Arts February 23 to "Tune 15. 1966 at $3.640 Term CX ($8.800 B rate) ~ackL Caldwell as Lecturer school of ~usinessAdministration for the spring quarter of 1965-66 at $750 Term CH33 ($6,750 B rate) John N Ringsred continuation of appointment as Lecturer Division of Education and Psychology Duluth for the spring quarter of 1965-66 at $500 Term CHX25 ($6.000 B rate) G Janis H ~eiss"asLecturer 'Institute of Child Development for the spring quarter of 1965-66 at $850 Term CHT39 ($6,525 B rate) Beth B Quist as Instructor School of Home Economics for the spring quarter of 1965-66 at $667 Term CHT33 ($6,000 B rate) George T Wier as Instructor Anesthesiology without salary December

1,' 1965 to Tune 30. 1966 orm ma N ~einersas Instructor Zoology December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 at $2,500 Term CHTXSO ($7,500 B rate) Edward J Petersen as Instructor Student Teaching December 16, 1965 to Tune 15, 1966 at $938 Term CH25 ($5,625 B rate) Vinson Lundbera as Instructor ~ivisionof Science and Mathematics Duluth for the winter quarter of 1965-66 at $234 Term CHXl3 ($5,625 B rate) Ronnie L Burke as Research Fellow Agricultural Economics without salary January 3 to June 30, 1966 LIarjorie V Goldberg as Research Fellow Dight Institute Research Funds February 16 to June 30, 1966 at $1,575 Term CHT50 ($8,400 A rate) \Villard F Bailey, Jr as Research Fellow Research Co-ordination Unit in Occupational Education January 1 to June 15, 1966 at the rate of $5,625 Term BT Janice M Cox as Goodhue County Assistant County Home Agent In- structor Agricultural Extension Service February 10 to Tune 30. 1966 at the rate of $5,300 Term A Joan H Leigh as Teaching Associate I1 University High School January 1 to June 15, 1966 at $825 Term CH25 Ina J Strong as Teaching Associate I Romance Languages December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 at the rate of $1,250 Term BHX25 Lloyd R Jafvert as Teaching Associate I School of Architecture Janu- ary 16 to June 15, 1966 at the rate of $1,750 Term BH35 Tingchung Kan as Teaching Associate I School of Physics December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 at the rate of $2,500 Term BHT50 Albert R Menard I11 Teaching Associate I School of Physics December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 at the rate of $2,500 Term BH50 Jennette C Jones as Teaching Assistant 111 Anthropology December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 at the rate of $2,500 Term BH50 Katherine C Salter as Teaching Assistant I11 Anthropology January 1 to June 15,1966 at $1,528 Term CH50 Gary R Osman as Teaching Assistant I1 Romance Languages December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 at the rate of $2,350 Term BHX50 Gene R Danielson as Teaching Assistant I1 Educational Psychology January 1 to February 15, 1966 at the rate of $1,175 Term BH25 and February 16 to June 15, 1966 at the rate of $2,350 Term BH5O Hannah K Walseth as Teaching Assistant I1 Educational Psychology January 1 to June 15, 1966 at the rate of $2,350 Term BH50 John Corcoran, Jr as Teaching Assistant I Psychology January 16 to March 15, 1966 at $244 Term CHX25 Peter A Bleed as Teaching Asaistant I Anthropology December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 at the rate of $2,200 Term BH50 Joseph M Friedrich as Teaching Assistant I Economics February 16 to June 15, 1966 at $978 Term CHX5O J Scott Donaldson as Teaching Assistant I English January 1 to March 15, 1966 at $489 Term CHX40 Elizabeth Morrow as Teaching Assistant I Art January 16 to June 15, 1966 at $733 Term CHX25 Frederic H Miller as Teachine Assistant I History December 16. 1965 to June 15, 1966 at $367 Term C~k13 Jonathan W Gillman as Teaching Assistant I Speech and Theatre Arts February 1 to June 15, 1966 at $856 Term CHX25 Laurence L Bilek as Teaching Assistant I College of Agriculture Foreatry and Home Economics January 1 to March 31, 1966 at $733 Term CHT50 Jagdishchandra M Pate1 continuation of appointment as Teaching Assistant I College of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics for the winter quarter of 1965-66 at $733 Term CH50 Jerome J Schuelke as Teaching Assistant I Agricultural Engineering .,Tanuarv - -, 5 to Tune 30. 1966 at the rate of $2.933 Term AHT50 Ro er ~"~intze'asTeaching Assistant I Horticultural Science January 1 to Marca 31, 1966 at the rate of $1,100 Term BH25 Arthur M Jungreis as Teaching Assistant I Zoology for the winter auarter of 1965-66 at $367 Term CHT25 Vit U Pate1 as Teaching Assistant I Zoology for the winter quarter of 1965-66 at $367 Term CHT25 Gary L Carlson as Teaching Assistant School of Dentistry without salary December 16, 1965 to June 30, 1966 James H Wittnebel as Teaching Assistant School of Dentistry without salavDecember 16, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Donald E Overlie as Teaching Assistant I Secondary Education De- cember 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 at the rate of $1,100 Term BH25 Aliniece C Crosby as Teaching Assistant I General College December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 at $1,467 Term CH50 Albert T Rodriguez as Teaching Assistant Military Science without salary beginning February 11, 1966 Ramon A Oldenburg as Research Assistant Family Study Center Janu- ary 1 to June 30, 1966 at $1,467 Term CHX50 Gayle V Stone as Research Assistant General ColIege February 1 to June 15, 1966 at $733 Term CH33 Jane S Davis as Research Assistant Library Research Funds February 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $2,933 Term AH50 R Reid Bevis as Research Assistant Agronomy and Plant Genetics Re- search Funds February 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $2,933 Term AHT5O Leonila A Corpuz as Research Assistant Entomolo Fisheries and Wildlife Research Funds February 1 to June 30, 1966 at tK rate of $2,933 Term AHT5O Henry P Anderson as Research Assistant School of Forestry Research Funds February 1 to June 30, 1966 at $1,222 Term CHT50 Luis C Lopez continuation of appointment as Research ~ssistantPlant Pathology and Physiology Research Funds January 1 to June 30, 1966 at $1,467 Term CHT50 Marion B Lindblad as Research Assistant Psychology Research Funds Tanuary 16-31, 1966 at $122 Term CHT50 (transferred to miscellaneous payroll) Gerald W Coutts as Research Assistant Electrical Engineering Research Funds Februa 7 to June 15, 1966 at the rate of $2,160 Term BHT49 (subject to avaxbility of funds) Gerald W Kattke as Research Assistant Electrical Engineering Research Funds January 16 to June 15, 1966 at $625 Term CHT26 Carl E Gall as Research Assistant Chemical Engineering Research Funds January 16 to June 15, 1966 at $1,833 Term CHT75 John W Reinke as Research Assistant Agricultural Engineering Re- search Funds January 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $4,400 Term AHT75 Janet Ormes as Research Assistant Anatomy Research Funds January 16 to Tune 30. 1966 at $896 Term CHT33 Stanley J bfonson continuation of appointment as Research Assistant Pediatrics Research Funds March 1-31, 1966 at $367 Term CHT75 Thomas H Stone as Research Assistant Industrial Relations Center Research Funds January 7 to June 15, 1966 at $1,289 Term CHT56 Harold A Taylor, Jr as Research Assistant Social Sciences Research Facilities Center Funds for the winter quarter of 1965-66 at $733 Term CHX50 Nicholas E Berkholtz as Administrative Fellow I Office of Admissions and Records January 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $2,933 Term AH50 Marilyn J Grawe as Administrative Fellow I Graduate School Febru- ary 14 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $2,933 Term AHTSO John A Hodak as Medical Fellow Specialist Radiology Research Funds January 1 to June 30, 1966 at $2,000 Term C ($4,000 A rate) Ming-Shiung Tsung as Medical Fellow Surgery without salary January 1 to June 30, 1966 Lawrence R Gowan, Jr as Clinic Physician University Health Service Duluth Febnlary 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,600 Term AH25 ($14,400 A rate) Kathleen M Schendel as Clerk Business Office January 19 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $2,880 Term A Patricia A Sinclair as Clerk-Typist Business Office January 24 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,000 Term A James D Bailey Employment Interviewer Trainee Office of Civil Service Personnel January 27 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $6,072 Term A Jean A Petersen as Clerk Office of Civil Service Personnel January 31 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $2,880 Term A Lillian H Williams as Senior Clerk Office of Civil Service Personnel January 24 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,504 Term A Richard W Astleford as Senior Account Clerk University Services February 11 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $4,440 Term A Pam Jo Iler Senior Clerk-Typist Office of the Vice President for Edu- cational Relationships and Development February 14 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term A Patricia A Anderson as Senior Clerk-Typist Women's Continuing Edu- cation Program January 24 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term AT Sharon K Brandenburg as Clerk Office of the Dean of Students Student Counseling Bureau January 31 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $2,880 Term A Victoria J Peterson as Senior Clerk-Typist Office of the Dean of Stu- dents Student Counseling Bureau February 7 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term A Joanne Torok as Student Personnel IVorker Office of the Dean of Students Student Housing Bureau January 17 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $6,828 Term A Gloria J Bluhm as Clerk Office of Admissions and Records January 17 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $2,880 Term A Fritzi E Jasper as Clerk Office of Admisbions and Records January 31 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $2,880 Term A Gail C Ripley as Clerk-Typist Office of Admissions and Records Febru- ary 8 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,000 Term A Karen S Healy as Senior Clerk-Typist Administration College of Liberal Arts January 24 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term A Patricia D Rogge as Clerk-Stenographer Economics February 16 to "Tune 30. 1966 at $1.215 Term CX ($3.240 A rate) ~lichelesanders as clerk-~teko~ra~ller~iitory January 16 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,240 Term A Sherrill L Points as Senior Clerk-Typist hlusic February 7 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term A Betty Bergland as Clerk-Typist Philosophy January 10 to June 15, 1966 at $981 Term CHT75 ($3,000 A rate) Rona Hunt as Senior Clerk-Typist Psychology January 18 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term A Sharon K Larson as Clerk-Stenographer Psychology January 24 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,240 Term A Susan M Colness as Senior Clerk-Typist Middle Eastern Languages January 31 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term A Linda M Sahlin as Secretary Mechanical Engineering January 28 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,792 Term A Faye E Nelson as Senior Clerk-Typist Geology and Geophysics Febru- ary 7 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term A Kathleen C Anderson as Senior Secretary School of Physics January 25 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $4,104 Term AT Lois E Anderson as Senior Clerk-Typist Administration Institute of Agriculture February 8 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term A Delores B Korff as Senior Secretary School of Public Health January 14 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $4,104 Term A Nancy L Jacobson continuation of appointment as Junior Scientist Surgery Research Funds February 1 to March 31, 1966 at $1,350 Term CT ($5,400 A rate) Shirley E Bunnell as Senior Clerk-Typist Law School February 21 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term A Ckcil F Ramsundar as Junior Scientist College of Pharmacy February 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $5,844 Term AX Joy L Krick as Senior Clerk-Typist Administration College of Educa- tion February 14 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term A Marcia hl Peterson as Senior Clerk-Typist School of Business Adminis- tration February 16 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term A LaDonna J Fevold as Clerk-Typist Administration Morris January 7 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,000 Term A Audrey J Peehl as Secretary Department of Military Science February 8 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,792 Tenn A Sandra K Johnson as Senior Clerk-T ist Department of Naval Science February 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate or$3,648 Term A The following as Custodial Workers University of Minnesota Hospitals with beginning dates as shown to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,000 Term A Willie M Givins January 18, 1966 Anna M Godlesky February 7, 1966 Minnie M Hollie February 2, 1966 Jimmye Ligon January 19, 1966 Dorothy J hlcIntosh January 25, 1966 Helen R Varhol January 18, 1966 The following as Food Service Workers University of 3linnesota Hos- pitals with beginning dates as shown to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,000 Term A Ann hlarie Cartwright February 14, 1966 Judith A Christensen February 21, 1966 Judy M Davis January 31, 1966 Stella M Harper January 31, 1966 Violet I Kirst February 21, 1966 Sandra E hlantifel February 7, 1966 Helen H hlichalik January 31, 1966 hlarlene V Poach February 14, 1966 Jeanne S Pringle January 24, 1966 Ruth E Robb February 2, 1966 Emaline hl Schwankl February 7, 1966 The following as General Staff Nurses University of hlinnesota Hospi- tals with beginning dates as shown to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $4,992 Term A Judith A Anderson January 31, 1966 C Judith A Benke January 24, 1966 Anne-Lise Erichsen February 16, 1966 Peggy L hlcNeal February 7, 1966 Joyce L Seburg February 7, 1966 Roxanne J Snyder February 7, 1966 Joan H Will February 16, 1966 Virginia L Zawislak February 7, 1966 The following as Hospital Aides University of Minnesota Hospitals with beginning dates as shown to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,240 Term A Christine XI Anderson January 24, 1966 Sharon W Anderson February 14, 1966 Rita M Berger February 14, 1966 Judith M Christensen January 10, 1966 Peggy J Connelly February 14, 1966 Sheryl A Furness February 14, 1966 Patricia M Grundman February 14, 1966 Barbara A Gustafson February 14, 1966 Carol B Looby January 31, 1966 The following as Hospital Janitors University of Minnesota Hospitals with beginning dates as shown to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,948 Term A Melvin J Christen January 24, 1966 Douglas B Lofgren January 19, 1966 James J Marshall January 21, 1966 Sidney E Mason February 7, 1966 William Smith January 25, 1966 Lynette W Andresen as Hospital Aide University of Minnesota Hos- pitals January 10-30, 1966 at the rate of $3,240 Term A (transferred to miscellaneous payroll) Joan A Buchanan as General Staff Nurse University of hlinnesota Hos- pitals February 7 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $5,196 Term A Marian F Davies as Operating Room Technician University of hlinne- sota Hospitals hlarch 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,948 Term A Ann E Droyvoldimo as Hospital Aide University of Minnesota Hospi- tals February 14 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,240 Term AX Janice S Duffy continuation of appointment as Assistant Head Hospital Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals hlarch 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $5,400 Term A George P Hager as Hospital Orderly University of hlinnesota Hos- -pitals Tanuarv 24 to Tune 30, 1966 at the rate of $3.504 Term AX hiary ~.~ellermanas Laboratory Technician University of hlinnesota Hoapitals January 17 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,504 Term A Sandra K Holle continuation of appointment as General Staff Nurse University of hlinnesota Hospitals hlarch 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $5,196 Term A Carrolyn A Jasin as Senior Clerk-Typist University of Minnesota Hos- pitals January 24 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term A Rita hf ohanning as Medical Records Typist University of Minnesota Hospitals Fe I! ruary 16 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,948 Term A Kathryn A Knudson as General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals February 7 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $5,196 Term A Cheryl S Koch as Senior Clerk-Typist University of Minnesota Hospi- tals January 24 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term A Gilbert hlartin as Hospital Orderly University of Minnesota Hospitals January 20 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,504 Term A P'ltricia R Slatelsky continuation of appointment as General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals March 1-4, 1966 at the rate of $5,196 Term A (terminated) Carol J Nelson as Student Technologist Supervisor University of Min- nesota Hospitals February 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $6,312 Term A Donna Rl Olson as Senior Clerk-Tvvist Universitv of Minnesota Hos- pitals February 14 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3;648 Term A Jarvis M Ostenson as Senior Laborer University of hlinnesota Hospi- tals February 7 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,948 Term A Virginia Seabold as Student Technologist Supervisor University of hlinnesota Hospitals February 14 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $5,844 Term A Daisy E Stephens as Clerk University of hlinnesota Hospitals February 16 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $2,880 Term A Shirley D Sudduth as Senior Clerk-Typist University of Minnesota Hospitals February 15 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $4,104 Term A Solveig L Wendfeldt as Practical Nurse University of Minnesota Hospi- tals February 7 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,948 Term A Bruce G Dreon as Electronics Mechanic Trainee School of Physics Research Funds January 24 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $4,440 Term A n-T 1 James K Hendrickson as Senior Laboratory Machinist Trainee School of Physics Research Funds January 17 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $4,992 Term AT Gerald R Robinson as Senior Laboratory Machinist Trainee School of Phvsics Research Funds Tanuary 17 to Tune 30, 1966 at the rate of $4,992 ~ermAT Barbara J Hill as Editorial Assistant Administration General Extension Division January 31 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $4,800 Term A Joan Kringen as Editorial Assistant Correspondence Study Instruction January 31 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $4,800 Term A Mardell E Walderon as Clerk-Typist Audio-Visual Extension Service February 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,000 Term A Beverly J Weis as Clerk-Typist Continuing Legal Education January 19 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,000 Term A Joseph Simonson as Senior Concerts and Lectures Adviser University of Minnesota Program Service June 1-30, 1966 at the rate of $6,828 Term A Peggy P Twa as Senior Clerk-Typist Agricultural Extension Service January 3 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term A Judith A Bonniwell as Junior Librarian Library February:,28 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $5,400 Term A Robert L Rouillard as Senior Clerk Trainee Library February 9 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,372 Term A Roxanne L Wehrhan as Library Assistant Library January 31 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $4,440 Term A Albert C Pruszinske as Experimental Plot Supervisor Fruit Breeding Farm February 16 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $5,400 Term A Michael E Zins as Junior Scientist Fruit Breeding Farm February 16 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $5,400 Term A Carril Quello continuation of appointment as Assistant Scientist Physi- ology Research Funds February 1 to June 30, 1966 at $1,026 Term CHT38 ($6,564 A rate) Phyllis J Schlosser as Editorial Assistant St Anthony Falls Hydraulic Laboratory Research Funds January 31 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $4,800 Term A Jack J Vandenberg as Senior General Mechanic St Anthony Falls Hydraulic Laboratory Research Funds February 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $5,616 Term A Raymond P Wines as Building Caretaker Plant Services February 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,948 Term A Olive E Anderson as Account Clerk St Paul Cam~us~eneral'service and Maintenance January 17 to June 30, 1966 at the ratk of $3,792 Term A Esther W Norris as Custodial Worker Agricultural Dormitories Febru- ary 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $2,400 Term AH80 ($3,000 A rate) Gerald M Nowak as Cook Trainee Cafeteria Duluth February 16 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,504 Term A Linda B Frisell as Senior Clerk-Typist Student Unions Coffman Memo- rial Union January 17 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,792 Term A Harry Crystal as Building Caretaker Student Unions-Student Center -St Paul Campus January 28 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,948 Term A Erne

906 Florice K Lietzke as Senior Clerk-Typist Psychiatry and Seurology Research Funds February 14 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term AT Edna V hluench a\ Senior Clerk-Typist Psychiatry and ~elrolog~Re- search Funds February 10 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,648 Term AT Judith L Bromen continuation of appointment as Junior Scientist Bio- chemistry College of Medical Sciences Research Funds hlarch 1 to June 30, 1966 at $1,800 Term CT ($5,400 A rate) Charles G Lyle as Junior Scientist Physical Medicine and Rehabilita- tion Research Funds February 1 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $6,072 Term AT Adel A hlikhail as Associate Scientist College of Pharmacy Research Funds January 3 to June 30, 1966 at $3,696 Term CT ($7,392 A rate) hlary Sue Johnson as Clerk-Typist Graduate School Research Funds Februarv 2 to Tune 30. 1966 at the rate of $3.000 Term AT ~u&nR iawrende as Clerk-Typist ~iilDefense January 20 to June 30, 1966 at the rate of $3,000 Term AT hlary H Patton as Senior Clerk-Typist Museum of Natural History Research Funds February 4 to June 30, 1966 at $1,479 Term CT ($3,648 A rate) Special Appointments Thomas S Lovering as Visiting Professor Geology and Geoph&ics for the spring quarter of 1965-66 at $3,000 Term CX ($9,000 B rate); 69 years of age Lee A Harker as Clinical Associate Professor School of Dentistry with- out salary January 1 to June 30, 1966 (75 years of age) Patricia Ziegler Petrak Teaching Associate I School of Chemistry at $2,500 Term BH50 (married to Daryl L Petrak Teaching Assistant I1 School of Chemistry Term BH50 December 25, 1965) Soterious G Stavrou as Teaching Assistant History December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 at $1.70 per hour (brother Theofanis G Stavrou Associate Professor History Term B) Fern S Pluth as Principal Secretary Soil Science beginning January 12, 1966 at $2.31 wer hour (husband Donald T Pluth Research Associate Soil Science R'esearck Funds ~ermAT) Bruce D Johnson as Building Caretaker Plant Services beginnin February 1, 1966 at $329 per month (father A Walter Johnson ~echanicl Construction Supervisor Plant Services monthly basis)

Promotions and Transfers John A Buttrick Professor Economics at $16,100 Term B to continue to serve as Chief of Party in Bogota, Colombia on the University of hlin- nesota-Universidad de 10s Andes economic project at the rate of $19,320 Term B March 16 to May 11, 1966 Nicholas A Glaskowsky from Professor and Director of Undergraduate Programs School of Business Administration at $17,200 Term A to Associ- ate Dean for Administration and Professor at the rate of $20,000 Term A beginning hlarch 16, 1966 George Seltzer from Professor School of Business Administration and Director Division of Research Industrial Relations Center at $15,900 Term B to Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Professor School of Business Administration at the rate of $22,500 Term A beginning March 16, 1966 Harold C Pederson from Professor Extension Economist Marketing Agricultural Extension Service at $13,600 Term A to Professor Program Leader Extension Marketing and Utilization at the rate of $14,800 Term A beginning February 1, 1966 Stanley B Kegler Associate Dean College of Education Professor Secondary Education and Acting Director Center for Curriculum Studies at $19,000 Term A to serve in addition as Project Director Program De- velopment Project Upper Midwest Regional Educational Laboratory with- out change in salary rate or term February 16 to April 30, 1966 Anwar G Chejne from Associate Professor Middle Eastern Languages at $11,000 Term BX to Associate Professor and Chairman at the rate of $12,500 Term BX March 16 to June 15, 1966 Leonard 0 Langer, Jr from Associate Professor Radiology at $14,500 Term A to Clinical Associate Professor without salary March 1 to June 30, 1966 Peter F Briggs Associate Professor Physical Medicine and Rehabili- tation at $15,000 Term A to serve as Associate Professor Institute of Child Development for 23% of time without change in salary rate or term March 16 to June 15, 1966 Wayne K Kirchner Lecturer Industrial Relations Center at $1,500 Term CHT33 ($13,500 B rate) for the spring quarter of 1965-66 to serve in addition as Visiting Associate Professor Psychology at $1,200 Term CHT2O ($18,000 B rate) for the spring quarter of 1965-66 Ethel L Curtis Associate Professor Division of Education Morris at $10,000 Term B to serve as Associate Professor and Administrator N D E A Reading Institute for 50% of time without change in salary rate or term for the spring quarter of 1965-66 Frank T Benson, Jr Associate Professor General College at $9,200 Term B to continue to serve as Associate Professor Speech and Theatre Arts for 33% of time without change in salary rate or term for the spring quarter of 1965-66 Byron K Marshall from Instructor History at $7,500 Term B to Assis- tant Professor without change in salary rate or term January 16 to June 15, 1966 Gary M Andrew from Instructor School of Business Administration at $9,900 Term B to Assistant Professor without change in salary rate or term January 26 to June 15, 1966 Allen D Flint Assistant Professor and Assistant Director Correspondence Study Instruction at $10,000 Term A to serve as Assistant Professor and Acting Director at the rate of $12,400 Term A November 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Leslie K Lindor Assistant Professor West Central School of Agriculture at $11,600 Term AP to serve in addition as Acting Superintendent at the rate of $12,800 Term AP February 1 to May 31, 1966 He bert J Hatcher from Research Fellow Soil Science Research Funds at $8,00& Term AT to Research Associate at the rate of $9,000 Term AT January 1 to June 30, 1966 Gautier T Fang from Research Fellow Electrical Engineering Research Funds at $2,063 Term CHT6O ($5,625 B rate) January 1 to June 15, 1968 to Research Associate at $3,000 Term CT ($6,750 B rate) February 16 to June 15, 1966 Gerald R Rising from Research Associate Minnesota School Mathe- matics and Science Center and School of Mathematics at $6,000 Term BHT5O ($12,000 B rate) to Research Associate Mimemath Center and State of Minnesota Mathematics Research at $12,000 Term BT Tanuarv 16 to June 15,1966 Kalidas Chakravarti from Research Fellow School of Chemistry Re- search Funds at $4,783 Term CT ($8,200 A rate) December 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 to Research Associate at $4,783 Term CHT95 ($8,700 A rate) December 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Franklin W Briese from Assistant Professor Administration College of Medical Sciences Research Funds at $12,000 Term AT to Research Associate Administration College of Medical Sciences and School of Public Health Research Funds without change in salary rate or term.January 1 to June 30, 1966 Harold R Ireton from Research Fellow Psychiatry and Neurology Re- search Funds at $10,000 Term AT to Research Ashociate Pediatrics and Psychiatry and Neurology Research Funda at the rate of $12,000 Term AT February 16 to June 30, 1966 Merle W Loppnow Assistant to the Director University Theatre at $7,392 Term A to continue to serve in addition as Lecturer Speech and Theatre Arts without change in salary rate or term for 1965-66 kfarjorie S Austin from Senior Student Personnel Worker Student Personnel Services Duluth at $7,692 Term A to Senior Student Personnel Worker and Instructor without change in salary rate or term January 1 to June 30, 1966 George A John,on from Principal Student Personnel Worker Student Personnel Services Duluth at $8.664 Term A to Princi~xlStudent Personnel Worker and Instructor without change in salary rate br term January 1 to June 30, 1966 Anne D Russell from Teaching Assistant I1 German and Evening Classes at $3,525 Term BH75 to Instructor German at the rate of $2,813 Term BHXSO ($5,625 B rate) December 16, 1963 to June 15, 1966 and Teachine Assistant I1 Evenine Classes at the rate of $1.175 Term BHX25

2 --I- - Harriet ~\ik:na from Teaching Associate 111 German at $2,700 Term BH50 to Instructor at the rate of $4,500 Term BHX80 ($5,625 B rate) De- cember 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 Albert Xlilgrom Teaching Associate I1 Humanities Program at $2,700 Term BHijO to continue to serve as Instructor at $938 'Term CH50 ($5.625 B rate) for the spring quarter of 1965-66 Stephen C Whitmore from Research Assistant School of Physics Re- search Funds at $2,500 Term BHT57 to Instructor School of Physics and Research Funds at the rate of $5,625 Term BT December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 Stephen A Kieffer from Medical Fellow Specialist Radiology Research Funds at $2,250 plus tuition and fees Term C ($4,500 plus tciition and fees A rate) July 1 to December 31, 1965 to Instructor at $2,500 Term CH40 ($12,500 A rate) January 1 to June 30, 1966 Judith A Gibbons from Teaching Associate I University High School at $2,500 Term CH75 December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 to Instructor at $3,338 Term CH89 ($7,500 A rate) December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 Sally D Grinde from Teaching Associate I1 University High School at $2,850 Term CH50 September 1, 196Fj to June 15, 1966 to Instructor at $2,700 Term CH96 ($7,500 A rate) February 1 to June 15, 1966 Arland \I7 Otte from Instructor and Assistant Principal University High School at $5,387 Term CHT95 ($7,600 A rate) September 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 to Instructor and Principal at $3,488 Term CT ($9,300 A rate) February 1 to June 15, 1966 Gertrude B Roff from Informational Representative Special Classes at $5,400 Term A to Instructor at the rate of $8,500 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1966 Ruth B Loewenson Instructor Psychiatry and Neurology Research Funds at $6,000 Term AHT6O ($10,000 A rate) to serve in addition as Instructor School of Public Health without change in salary rate or term September 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 George hl Robb from Instructor University High School and Project English at $5,938 Term C ($7,500 A rate) September 1, 1965 to June 15, 1966 to Instructor Project English at $1,250 Term C ($7,500 A rate) February 1-16 and May 1 to June 15, 1966 and to serve as Instructor Program Development Project-Upper Midwest Regional Educational Laboratory at $1,813 Term C ($8,700 A rate) February 16 to April 30, 1966 Duane C Scribner Instructor Secondary Education at $4,688 Term CT ($7,500 A rate) November 1, 1965 to June 15, 1966 to serve as Instructor Program Development Project-Upper hfidwest Regional Educational Laboratory at $2,595 Term CT ($12,454 A rate) February 16 to April 30, 1966 Nicholas J hlamano from Research Fellow Biochemistry College of Biological Sciences Research Funds at $7,500 Term AT to Research Fellow Scliool of'chemistry Research Funds at $3,250 Term CHT87 ($7,500 A rate) January 1 to June 30, 1966 William J Xlayer from Research Assistant School of Physics Research Funds at $4,400 Term BT to Research Fellow at the rate of $7,500 Term AT January 16 to June 30, 1966 Doris Doeden from Associate Scientist Pediatrics Research Funds at $7.692 Term AT to Research Fellow at the rate of $9.000 Term AT March 1 tb June 30, 1966 Axel Hansen, Jr from Pine County Associate County Agricultural Agent Forestry Instructor Agricultural Extension Service at $7,500 Term A to Pine County Associate Extension Agent Forestry Instructor at the rate of $7,900 ($7,700 University $200 County) Term AH97 January 1 to June 30. 1966 Richard D Herman from South St. Louis County Agricultural Agent Assistant Professor Agricultural Extension Service at $9,184 ($5,240 Uni- versity $4,044 County) Term AH56 to South St Louis County County Ex- tension Agent Assistant Professor at the rate of $9,434 ($5,390 University $4,044 County) Term AH57 January 1 to June 30, 1966 Julin 0 Jacobson from West St Louis County Agricultural Agent Assistant Professor Agricultural Extension Service at $8,684 ($5,140 Uni- versity $3,544 County) Term AH59 to Area Extension Agent Assistant Professor at the rate of $9,500 Term A February 16 to June 30, 1966 Emil J Karioth Teaching Associate I Speech and Theatre Arts at $2,500 Term BH5O to serve in addition as Teaching Associate I School of Public Health Research Funds at $200 for 12% time for the winter quarter of 1965-66 Herman E Gollwitzer from Teaching Assistant I School of Mathe- matics at $2,400 Term BH55 to Teaching Associate I at the rate of $2,600 Term BH52 December 16, 1965 to June 15,1966 Hsueh-Kang Ling from Teaching Assistant I Agricultural Engineer- ing at $1,344 Term CHT50 January 3 to June 15, 1966 to Teachin Asso- ciate 1 School of Physics at the rate of $2,500 Term BHT50 ~ecemfer16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 Francis T Rian Teaching Assistant I General Colleee at $2.200 Term BH50 tb ser;e as Teaching xasociate I at the rate of $2,500 ~ermBH50 December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 William S Meyer from Research Assistant Electrical Engineering Re- search Funds at $2,430 Term BHT55 to Teaching Associate I Electrical Engifieering at the rate of $1,250 Term BHT25 January 1 to June 15, 1966 and Research Assistant Electrical Engineering Research Funds at the rate of $1,720 Term BHT39 January 1 to June 15,1966 Theresa F Young from Associate Scientist Microbiology Research Funds at $6,828 Term ATX to Teaching Associate I at $1,458 Term CHTX75 March 16 to June 30, 1966 Norman T Slade from Teaching Assistant I Classics at $1,466 Term BH33 to Teaching Assistant I11 at the rate of $2,840 Term BHX56 March 16 to June 15, 1966 Susan 0 White from Teaching Assistant I11 Political Science at $2,500 Term BH5O and Research Assistant Political Science Research Funds at $1,100 Term BHT25 to Teaching Assistant I11 Political Science at the rate of $2,500 Term BH50 December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 Francoise M Vannoye from Teaching Assistant I Colle e of Agriculture Forestry and Home Economics at $733 Term CHT5O ~cto%er1 to Decem- ber 31, 1965 to Teaching Assistant I Statistics at $1,344 Term CHT5O January 1 to June 15, 1966 Noemi Friedlander Teaching Assistant I Humanities Program at $1,466 Term BH33 to serve in addition as Teaching Assistant I Romance Languages at the rate of $2,200 Term BH50 December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 Lois bl McGovern Teaching Assistant I Secondary Education at $1,100 Term BHT25 to serve in addition as Teaching Assistant I Project English at the rate of $1,100 Term BHT25 January 16 to June 15, 1966 Stephen L Mullen Teaching Assistant I Psychology at $2,200 Term BH50 to serve as Research Assistant Psychology Research Funds for 12% of time without change in salary rate or term January 1 to June 15, 1966 Robert hi Thorndike Teaching Assistant Psychology at $2,200 Term BH50 to serve in addition as Research Assistant Industrial Relations Center at $550 for 25% time February 1 to June 15, 1966 Kenneth E Dunkelgod Research Assistant Poultry Science Research Funds at $733 term CHT75 December 1, 1965 to January 31, 1966 to con- tinue to serve as Research Assistant Poultry Science at $917 Term CHT75 February 1 to April 15, 1966 Gerald hi Nolte from Teaching Assistant I Agricultural Economics at $4,400 Term BH50 to Research Assistant Agricultural Economics Research Funds at the rate of $2,933 Term AHT50 January 1 to June 15, 1966 and at the rate of $5,866 Term AT June 16-30, 1966 L Tu Chen from Research Fellow School of Mineral and h4etallurgical Engineering Research Funds at $4,219 Term BHT75 ($5,625 B rate) to Research Assistant at the rate of $2,200 Term BHT50 April 1 to June 15, 1966 Robert C Sundahl from Research Fellow School of hlineral and Met- allurgical Engineering Research Funds at $2,578 Term CHT75 ($5,625 B rate) January 1 to June 15, 1966 to Research Assistant at $1,222 Term CHT50 January 16 to June 15, 1966 Elliott J Bayly from Research Assistant Physiology and Electrical En- gineering Research Funds at $3,040 Term BHT69 to Research Assistant Electrical Engineering Research Funds at the rate of $2,520 Term BHT57 January 1 to June 15, 1966 Marion S Chu from Laboratory Technician Biochemistry College of Medical Sciences Research Funds at $664 Term CTX ($3,504 A rate) January 24 to March 31, 1966 to Research Assistant at $880 Term CHTX6O April 1 to June 30, 1966 Albert Clarysse from Medical Fellow Specialist Medicine and Research Funds at $2,500 plus tuition and fees Term CT ($5,000 plus tuition and fees A rate) July 1 to December 31, 1965 to Medical Fellow Specialist Medicine at $42 Term CT ($5,000 plus tuition and fees A rate) January 1-4, 1966 and with salary paid directly by Veterans Administration Hospital January 5 to June 30, 1966 Dora M Kawalek from Clerk-Typist Business Office at $3,000 Term A to Senior Clerk-Typist Trainee at the rate of $3,372 Term A February 1 to June 30, 1966 LeRoy Ponto from Personnel Services Representative Trainee Office of Civil Service Personnel at $7,104 Term A to Personnel Services Represen- tative at the rate of $7,392 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1966 Donald W Wintz from Senior Accountant University Services at $6,828 Term A to Principal Accountant at the rate of $7,692 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1966 Jeannette h1 Lohse from Senior Clerk-Typist Office of the Vice Pres- ident for Educational Relationships and Development at $3,792 Term A to Senior Secretary at the rate of $4,104 Term A January 17 to June 30, 1966 Charles D Ehrensperger from Student Personnel Worker Trainee Office of the Dean of Students Disciplinary Counseling at $6,564 Term A to Student Personnel Worker at the rate of $6,828 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1966 Barbara B Banas from Admissions Associate Trainee Office of Ad- missions and Records at $8,004 Term A to Admissions Associate at the rate of $8,328 Term A February 1 to June 30, 1966 Louis A Bono from Laboratory hlachinist Scientific Apparatus Services at $6,828 Term A to Senior Laboratory Machinist at the rate of $7,104 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1966 Tudv M Anderson from Secretarv Economics Research Funds at $3.792 ~ermAT to Secretary Economics without change in salary rate ~ermA January 18 to June 30, 1966 Ann Marie Niemczyk from Clerk-Stenographer Art at $3,372 Term A to Secretary at the rate of $3,792 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1966 Emilie A Lee from Senior Clerk-Tvuist Industrial Relations Center Research Funds at $3,792 Term AT to'Secretary Psychology at $1,754 Term CT ($3,792 A rate) January 14 to June 30, 1966 Diane K Risdahl from Senior Secretary Trainee Library School at $3,948 Term A to Senior Secretary at the rate of $4,104 Term A January 1 to Tune 30. 1966 kheste; E Peske from Senior General Mechanic School of Physics Research Funds at $6,828 Term AT to Senior Laboratory Machinist at the rate of $7,104 Term AT November 16, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Viola G Chandler from Administrative Secretary Administration In- stitute of Agriculture at $6,564 Term AL to Senior Executive Secretary at $6,828 Term AL for 1965-66 Christine H hloen from Principal Secretary Administration Institute of Agriculture at $5,400 Term A to Office Supervisor at $5,616 Term A for 1965-66 Tudv A Ohm from Secretary Information and Agricultural Tournalism at $i,792 Term A to Senior se&etary Trainee at the-rate of $3;948 Term A February 24 to June 30, 1966 Charlotte N Patoile from Senior Clerk-Typist Agronomy and Plant Genetics and Genetics Research Funds at $3,648 Term AT to Senior Clerk- Typist Agronomy and Plant Genetics without change in salary rate Term A blarch 1 to June 30, 1966 Anna L Fulks from Senior Clerk-Typist Correspondence Study Instruc- tion at $3,648 Term A to Senior Secretary hlicrobiology at the rate of $4,104 Term A February 16 to June 30, 1966 Riariorie G Berklund from Clerk-Tv~ist Administration College of ducati ion at $3,000 Term A to Senior ~iirk-~~pistat the rate of $3,648 Term 4 January 16 to June 30, 1966 Ardis XI Peloza from Senior Clerk-Typist St Anthony Falls Hydraulic Laboratory at $3,648 Term A to Account Clerk Summer Session at the rate of $3.792 Term A Tanuarv 17 to Tune 30. 1966 leab bore 0 ~aglundfrom senior ~ccou'ntClerk Administration Duluth at $5,196 Term A to Principal Account Clerk at the rate of $5,400 Term A January 3 to June 30, 1966 Genevieve L Johnson from Senior Secretary Division of Science and hlathematics Duluth at $4,992 Term A to Principal Secretary at the rate of $5,196 Term A February 1 to June 30, 1966 Judith 0 Eckholm from Senior Secretary Division of Social Sciences Duluth at $4,800 Term A to Principal Secretary at the rate of $4,992 Term A February 1 to June 30, 1966 Julia C Aanlodt from Principal Account Clerk University of hlinnesota Hospitals at $6,312 Term AL to Account Clerk Supervisor at the rate of $6,564 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1966 Xiary E Brown General Staff Nurse University of hlinnesota Hospitals at $5,616 Term A to continue to serve as Head Hospital Nurse at $244 Term CT ($5,844 A rate) January 1-16, 1966 Donna E Griffin General Staff Nurse University of hiinnesota Hospitals at $4,992 Term A to serve as Practical Nurse at the rate of $3,948 Term A January 3-26, 1966 Anne Gustafson from Senior Clerk University of hlinnesot'a Hospitals at $3.504 Term A to Bookkeenine Machine Onerator at the rate of $3,240 ~erm'~February 11 to June 3h, y966 Renee A Hicks from General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals at $5,196 Term A to Head Hospital Nurse at the rate of $5,844 ~ermA February 1 to June 30, 1966 Diane K Kube from Bookkeeping hlachine Operator University of Minnesota Hospitals at $3,240 Term A to Senior Clerk-Typist Trainee at the rate of $3,504 Term A February 11 to June 30, 1966 Miles S Lang from Senior Custodial Worker University of Minnesota Hospitals at $3,504 Term A to Senior Laborer at the rate of $3,948 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1966 hlarcia M Mittelstadt from Laboratory Technician University of Minnesota Hospitals at $3,504 Term A to Senior Laboratory Technician at the rate of $4,440 Term A February 1 to June 30, 1966 Linda J Norton from Clerk-Typist University of hlinnesota Hospitals at $3,000 Term A to Bookkeeping hlachine Operator at the rate of $3,240 Term A February 11 to June 30, 1966 Virginia S Oslund from Hospital Aide University of hlinnesota Hos- pitals at $3,240 Term A to Nursing Station Assistant at the rate ofi$3,504 Term A February 21 to June 30, 1966 Patricia I Petell from Practical Nurse University of hiinnesota Hos- ~italsat $3,948 Term A to General Staff Nurse at the rate of $4,992 Term A January 24 to February 11, 1966 (terminated) Lois E Rokke from Practical Nurse University of Xlinnesota Hospitals at $3,948 Term A to General Staff Nurse at the rate of $4,992 Term A January 13 to June 30, 1966 Bernard J Stich from Senior Custodial Tvorker University of hlinnesota Hospitals at $3,504 Term A to Senior Laborer at the rate of $3,948 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1966 Jacqueline IVilliams from Clerk-Typist University of Siinnesota Hos- nitals at $3.000 Term A to Senior Clerk at the rate of $3.504 Term A Feb- ;uary 1 to June 30, 1966 Ronald D Bollm from Engineering Assistant School of Physics Research Funds at $4,800 Term AT to Electronics hlechanic Trainee at the rate of $5,196 Term AT January 1 to June 30, 1966 James $1 Celt from Engineering Assistant School of Physics Research Funds at $4,440 Term AT to Electronics Mechanic Trainee at the rate of $4,992 Term AT January 1 to June 30, 1966 Alvin L Gave from Engineering Assistant School of Pllysics Research Funds at $4,620 Term AT to Electronics Mechanic Trainee at the rate of $5,196 Term AT January 1 to June 30, 1966 Ronald T Huber from Eneineerine Assistant School of Phvsics Research Funds at $4;440 Term AT tc~lectr&ics hlechanic Trainee 'at the rate of $4,800 Term AT January 1 to June 30, 1966 Carol J hlunn from Clerk-Typist Central Duplicating and Addresso- graph Services at $3,120 Term A to Senior Clerk-Typist Audio-Visual Ex- tension Service at the rate of $3.648, , Term A November 18. 1965 to Tune 30, 1966 Karen M Warnert from Secretary Continuing Legal Education at $3,792 Term A to Senior Secretary at the rate of $4,104 Term A December 16, 1965 to June 30, 1966 hlargnret A Leary from Junior Librarian Library at $5,400 Term A to Librarian at the rate of $6,072 Term A February 3 to June 30,'1966 Barbara A Bailey from Clerk-Typist Industrial Relations Center at $3,120 Term A to Senior Clerk-Typist Laboratory for Research in Social Relations at the rate of $3,648 Term A January 14 to June 30, 1966 Lloyd J Kirsch from Senior General Mechanic St Anthony Falls Hy- draulic Laboratory at $7,104 Term AL to Research Shop Foreman at the rate of $7,392 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1966 Enda J Kinneberg from Clerk Plant Services at $2,880 Term A to Bookkeeping Machine Operator at the rate of $3,240 Term A February 1 to June 30, 1966 Paul J C Fizer from Building Caretaker Plant Services at $4,104 Term A to Buikding Security Caretaker at the rate of $4,272 Term A February 16 to June 30, 1966 Iola V Carlson from Senior Secretarv Plant Services Duluth at $4.272 Term A to Principal Secretary at the Ate of $4,440 ~&mA December 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Anne Marie K Barnes from Food Service Worker Comstock Hall at $3,000 Term A to Senior Food Service Worker at the rate of $3.240 Term A February 1 to June 30, 1966 Olga B Bragee from Salad klaker Cafeteria Duluth at $3,792 Term A to Senior Food Service Worker at the rate of $3,948 Term A November 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Robert J Glesner from Senior Custodial Worker Cafeteria Duluth at $3,504 Term A to Cook Trainee at the rate of $3,648 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1966 Gladys R 0 Privett from Assistant Cook Cafeteria Duluth at $3,372 Term A to Senior Food Service Worker at the rate of $3,504 Term A November 1 to December 31, 1965 and to Cook Trainee at the rate of $3,648 Term A January 1 to June 30,1966 Elmer F Ruemke from Building Caretaker Student Unions Coffman Memorial Union at $3,948 Term A to Senior Laborer without change in salary rate or term January 31 to June 30, 1966 Betty J Bonnell from Secretary Student Unions - Student Center - St Paul Campus at $3,792 Term A to Senior Secretary at the rate of $4,104 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1966 Susan L Gaige from Secretary Psychiatry and Neurology Research Funds at $3,792 Term AT to Secretary University Health Service without change in salary rate Term A February 1 to June 30, 1966 Georee 1 Diffin from Senior Laborer Vendinn Service at $4.104 Term A to senior Pood Service Supervisor at the rate of $4,440 Term A becember 16, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Elizabeth S Cartwright from Senior Stores Clerk Professional Colleges Bookstore at $4,992 Term A to Princi~alClerk at the rate of $5.196 Term A November 16, 1965 to June 30, 1966- Luella V Olson from Bookstore Manager Professional Colleges Book- store at $3,616 Term A to Senior Bookstore Manager at the rate of $6,312 Term A September 16, 1965 to June 30, 1966 John A Ryan from Junior Photographer Photo Laboratory - St Paul Campus at $4,440 Term A to Photographer at the rate of $5,400 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1966 Steven G Haeny from Photography Assistant Medical Art and Photo- graphy at $3,504 Term A to Junior Photographer Trainee at the rate of $3,948 Term A January 1 to June 30,1966 Phoebe A Baur from Clerk Central Duplicating and Addressograph Services at $3,000 Term A to Clerk at the rate of $2,100 Term AH70 ($3,000 A rate) and to Duplicating Equipment Operator at the rate of $1,138 Term AH30 ($3,792 A rate) February 1 to June 30, 1966 Gloria K Frion from Senior Clerk-Typiat Audio-visual Education Serv- ice at $3,648 Term A to Account Clerk at the rate of $3,948 Term A January 24 to June 30, 1966 Cheryl D Hayda from Clerk Office of Admissions and Records at $3,000 Term A to Senior Clerk Audio-Visual Education Service at the rate of $3,504 Term A February 16 to June 30, 1966 Linda H Keavy from Secretary University Health Service at $4,272 Term A to Senior Secretary Intercollegiate Athletics at the rote of $4,440 Term A January 17 to June 30, 1966 Betty S Adams from Secretary Psychology Research Funds at $3,553 Term AHT90 ($3,948 A rate) to Senior Secretary at the rate of $3,694 Term AHT9O ($4,104 A rate) December 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Jean E Jackson from Assistant Scientist Microbiology Research Funds at $6,072 Term AT to Associate Scientist at the rate of $6,828 Term AT November 16, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Donna h4 Ritzi from Senior Laboratory Technician hlicrobiology Re- search Funds at $4,440 Term AT to Principal Laboratory Technician at the rate of $5,400 Term AT October 16, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Carol K Tuetken from Laboratory Technician Medicine Research Funds at $3,504 Term AT to Senior Laboratory Technician Trainee at $2,565 Term CT ($4,104 A rate) November 16, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Vivian H Casper from Tabulating Equipment Operator School of Public Health Laboratory of Physiological Hygiene Research Funds at $4,104 Term AT to Senior Tabulating Equipment Operator Pathology Research Funds at the rate of $4,440 Term AT December 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Thomas Jacovich from Laboratory Technologist Pathology Research Funds at $5,400 Term AT to Engineer Pathology Research Funds at the rate of $8,328 Term ATX January 16 to June 30, 1966 Ursula H Schoen from Senior Secretarv Patholoev Research ~kndsat $4,104 Term ATX to Principal Secretary at the rateYdf $4,440 Term ATX October 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966 Annie L Thompson from Food Service Worker University of hlinne- sota Hospitals at $3,120 Term A to Laboratory Attendant Surgery Re- search Funds at $1,194 Term CT ($3,120 A rate) February 14 to June 30, 1966 Janet A Niederloh from Junior Scientist Physical Medicine and Re- habilitation Research Funds at $5,844 Term AT to Assistant Scientist Laboratory Medicine Research Funds without change in salary rate or term February 1 to June 30, 1966 Pamela J Christiansen from Senior Clerk-Typist School of Public Health Laboratory of Physiological Hygiene Research Funds at $3,344 Term CT ($3,648 A rate) July 1, 1965 to May 31, 1966 to Senior Clerk- Typist Psychiatry and Neurology Research Funds at the rate of $3,648 Term AT February 1 to June 30, 1966 Sally M Johnson from Secretary Psychiatry and Neurology Research Funds at $3,792 Term AT to Senior Clerk-Typist Physical hledicine and Rehabilitation Research Funds at the rate of $3,648 Term AT February 1 to June 30, 1966 Jerilyn L Benedict from Senior Clerk-Typist School of Dentistry at $3,648 Term A to Laboratory Technician School of Dentistry Research Funds at the rate of $3,648 Term AT January 10 to June 30, 1966 Frank J Turkowski from Laboratory Technical Assistant Museum of Natural History Research Funds at $3,504 Term AT to Junior Scientist at $900 Term CT ($5,400 A rate) December 1, 1965 to January 31, 1966 (terminated) Salary Adjustments Richard B Raile Associate Professor Pediatrics from $23,992 ($.17,532 Term A $6,460 Term AT) to the rate of $24,168 ($17,532 Term A $6,636 Term AT) for 1965-66 Richard E TV Adams Assistant Professor Anthropology at $9,000 Term B on leave without salary for the spring quarter of 1965-66 to receive $3,000 Anthropology Research Funds paid through the University of hlinne- sota hlarch 16 to June 15, 1966 James Janecek, Jr Assistant Professor Psychiatry and Neurology Re- search Funds from $12,600 Term AT to salary paid directly by St Paul Ramsey Hospital March 22 to June 30, 1966 Richard R Owen Assistant Professor Physical Medicine and Rehabilita- tion Research Funds from $3,600 Term AHT20 ($18,000 A rate) to with salary paid directly by Hennepin County General Hospital February 1 to June 30, 1966 Livia-P Seim Lecturer Romance Languages from $4,500 Term BHX75 ($6,000 B rate) to the rate of $6,000 Term BX December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 Margarita F Billings Lecturer School of Home Economics from $2,000 Term BHT33 ($6,000 B rate) to the rate of $3,000 Term BHT5O ($6,000 B rate) March 16 to Tune 15. 1966 'Warren ~asdund~kcturer School of Business Administration from $4,368 Term BH56 ($7,800 B rate) to $4,368 Term BH50 ($8,736 B rate) for 1965-66 Philip Neville Lecturer School of Business Administration from $6,096 Term BH65 ($9,378 B rate) to $6,096 Term BH50 ($12,192 B rate) for 1965- 66- - Alfred R Root Lecturer School of Business Administration from $3,000 Term CHX6O ($7,500 B rate) September 16 to December 15, 1965 and March 16 to June 15, 1966 to $2,500 Term CHX75 ($10,000 B rate) March 16 to Tune 15. 1966 ells w'right Lecturer School of Business Administration from $7,867 Term BH80 ($9,834 B rate) to the rate of $7,867 Term BH50 ($15,735 B rate) September 16 to December 15, 1965 and March 16 to June 15, 1966 and to the rate of $10.866' Term BH69 ($15.735~. , B rate) December 16. 1965 to March 15, 1966 ' Patricia S Faunce Instructor Office of the Dean of Students Student Counseling Bureau at $4,600 Term AHT5O ($9,200 A rate) to serve at the rate of $2,300 Term AHT25 ($9,200 A rate) February 16 to March 15, 1966 Tohn D Steffen Instructor Counselor Student Personnel Office College of ducati ion from $3,750 Term AH50 ($7,500 A rate) to the rate of $5,625 Term AH75 ($7,500 A rate) January 24 to June 30, 1966 Grace M Hendel Instructor School of Home Economics from $2,900 Term BHT50 ($5,800 B rate) to the rate of $4,350 Term BHT75 ($5,800 B rate) February 1 to June 15, 1966 John F White Instructor Rhetoric at $2,813 Term BH50 ($5,625 B rate) to receive $230 for 50% additional time February 7-25, 1966 Wichit Srisa-an Instructor Secondary Education from $4,219 Term BH75 ( 5,625 B rate) to the rate of $5,625 Term B February 1 to June 15, 196d Nora M Barron Instructor Student Teaching at $2,813 Term BHX50 ($5,625 B rate) to receive $469 for 25% additional time for the winter quarter of 1965-66 Frederick L Harwood, I11 Instructor University High School from $4,454 Term CH75 ($7,500 A rate) September 1, 1965 to June 15, 1966 to $2,813 Term C ($7,500 A rate) February 1 to June 15, 1966 George R Noren Instructor Pediatrics Hennepin County General Hospital Research Funds from $12,962 Term AT to the rate of $15,882 Term AT January 1 to June 30, 1966 Richard C Williams Instructor Educational Research Council from $3,119 Term BHT50 ($6,238 B rate) to the rate of $1,560 Term BHT25 ($6,238 B rate) December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 and Teaching Assistant Educational Administration from $1,100 Term BHT25 to the rate of $2,200 Term BHT50 December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 Donald P Schwab Research Fellow Industrial Relations Center at $3,938 Term BH70 ($5,625 B rate) to receive $281 for 30% additional time Industrial Relations Research Funds February 16 to March 31, 1966 Horst R Leonhardt Research Fellow School of Chemistry Research Funds from $3,833 Term CT ($8,000 A rate) January 10 to June 30, 1966 to the rate of $8,000 Term AT January 10 to June 30, 1966 Lars Folke Research Fellow School of Dentistry Research Funds from $4,800 Term AHT64 ($7,500 A rate) to the rate of $5,025 Term AHT67 ($7,500 A rate) January 1 to June 30, 1966 The following salary adjustments in Agricultural Extension Service effective January 1, 1966 Present Rate Proposed Rate Un~v Co Term Univ Co Term Carl G Ash-West Polk Co AH63 AH60 Agr Agent Professor $6,550 $3,850 $10,400 $7,150 $4,850 $12,000 Harriet H Bakehouse- Steele Co Home Agent AH78 AH79 Asst Professor 5,200 1,500 6,700 5,625 1,500 7,125 Floyd H Bellln, Jr-Martin Co Agr Agent Assoc Pro- AH62 AH62 fessor 6.350 3.900 10.250 6.650 4,050 10,700 Florence S Benton-Nobles ' Co Home Agent Asst Pro- AH82 AH80 fessor 6,050 1,300 7,350 6,100 1,550 7,650 Edmund W Bernhardson- Clay Co Assoc Co Agr AH90 4 AH87 Agent Instructor 6,250 700 6,950 6,400 950 7,350 Samuel L Bigger-West Polk Co Assoc Co Agr Agent AHX79 AHX78 Instructor 6,400 1,700 8,100 6,600 1,900 8,500 Eugene V Bromenshenkel- Swift Co Asst Co Agr AH87 AH85 Agent Instructor 5,400 800 6,200 5,550 950 6,500 Dorothy J Castle-Beltrami Co Home Agent Asst Pro- AH82 AH81 fessor 5,550 1,250 6,800 5,850 1,350 7,200 Oswald A Daellenbach- Clay Co Agr Agent Assoc AH64 AH63 Professor 6,050 3,400 9,450 6,200 3,650 9,850 Tames L Edman-Swift Co " Agr Agent Asst Profes- sor Rose hlarle P Ferguson- Martin Co Home Agent Instructor George M Gehant, Jr-Lac qui Parle Co Agr Agent Asst Professor J Russell Gute-Steele Co Agr Agent Assoc Professor Arnold J Heikkila-Clear- water Co Agr Agent Asst Professor Katherine L Hisey-Waba- sha Co Home Agent In- structor Patricia G Hornseth-West Polk Co Home Agent In- structor ...... Melva F Houtcooper-Ram- sev Co Asst Co Home Agent Instructor Present R .ate Proposed Hate Univ Co Term Univ Co Term Francis J Januschka-Nobles Co Agr Agent Assoc Pro- fessor ...... George A Johnson-Beltra- mi Co Assoc Extension Agt Instrdctor ...... o... Ruth D Johnson-Clay Co Home Agent Asst Profes- sor Ruth T Kent-Itasca Co Home Agent Instructor Kay N Klicker-South St Louis Co Home Agent In- structor Dayton M Larsen-St Louis Co Assoc Co Agr Agt For- estry Assistant Professor Marvin C Lee-Wabasha Co Asst Co Agr Agent In- structor ...... Warren F Liebenstein- Rice Co Agr Agent Assoc Pro- fessor ...... Tim C Main-North St Louis Co Agr Agent Asst Pro- fessor ...... Marilyn B XlcAlpine-Ram- Co Home Agt Instructor Hester E hlcKinnon-St Louis Co Home Agt Asst Professor ...... Mavis L hlcGuire-Aitkin Co Home Agt Instructor Matthias P Metz-Wabasha Co Agr Agent Assoc Pro- fessor ...... Julie S hloorhead-Lac qui Parle Co Home Agt In- structor , ...... Arvalda E Nickel-Swift Co Home Agt Instructor .... Kathleen M Ophoven-East Polk Co Home Agt In- structor ...... Albert E Pane-Itasca Co Assoc ~xt&sion Agt As- sistant Professor ...... Donald S Petman-Koochich- ing Co Agr Agent Asst Professor ...... Edith Pike-Wadena Co Home Agent Instructor ... Duane A Preston-Clay Co Club Agent Instructor ... Kenneth R Rosepipestone Co Agr Agent Asst Pro- fessor ...... U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration NsG (T)-7, Supplement No. 4 awarding funds in the amount of $277,700, the total contract amount becoming $288,004, for the period from September 1, 1966 through August 31, 1969, application approved September 17, 1965, Graduate School, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,587 NsG 517, Supplement No. 3 awarding funds in the amount of $90,000, the total contract amount becoming $305,184 and extending the grant per- iod one year to June 30, 1966, Pathology, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,588

National Science Foundation GA-282 for research on Rubidium-Strontium-Isotopic Study, awarding funds in the amount of $32,900, Geology and Geophysics, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,589 GB-4670 for research on Control of Amino Acid Metabolism, awarding funds in the amount of $28,200, Microbiology, filed supplement to the min- utes, page 18,590 GB-4733 for research on Brain Stem and Other Cerebral Synapses, awarding funds in the amount of $39,900, Pharmacology, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,591

U.S. Ofice of Education 0EC3-6-000534-0534 for The Establishment of a Regional Educational Laboratory to Serve Elementary and Secondary School Systems of the Upper Midwest Region, awarding funds in the amount of $90,426 for the period from February 15, 1966 to May 1, 1966, Secondary Education, filed supple- ment to the minutes, page 18,592 03-6-85-078 for program on Characteristics of Full-time Students in Post-secondar Trade Courses, awarding funds in the amount of $39,968 for the periol December 1, 1965 to June 30, 1966, Industrial Education, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,593 03-6-85-085 for program on Organizing Information Sheets in Indus- trial Education, awarding funds in the amount of $5,377 for the period from December 1, 1965 to September 30, 1966, Industrial Education, filed supple- ment to the minutes, page 18,594 OE-6-85-091 for An Economic Study of the Investment Effects of Education in Agriculture, awarding funds in the amount of $64,331 for the period from January 3, 1966 to January 2, 1968, Agricultural Education, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,595

U.S. Public Health Service AI-03165-07 renewal of research on Canine Dirofilariasis, awarding funds in the amount of $8,516, Veterinary Medicine AI-18,506-01 for Supply Grant-Stahly, awarding funds in the amount of $500, Microbiology, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,596 AM-01556-10 renewal of research on Secretion of Insulin by the Pan- creas, awarding funds in the amount of $53,413, Medicine AM-06049-05 continuation of research on Diabetes Literature Retrieval Project, awarding funds in the amount of $152,164, Anatomy AM-06687-03S1 supplemental award to research on Thyrnectomy and Immune Function in Dogs, in the amount of $13,642, Surgery AM-06910-03S1 supplemental award to research on Relation of Blood Amino Acid Levels to Requirements in the amount of $9,460, Poultry Science Present Rate Proposed Rate Univ Co Term Univ Co Term Miles G Rowe-Wadena Co Agr Agent Assoc Profes- sor ...... Elizabeth H Russell-Clear- water Co Home Agent In- structor ...... George W Saksa-Itasca Co Agr Agent Assoc Profes- sor Delbert L Sand-Traverse Co Agr Agent Instructor Ada T Schroeder-Pipestone Co Home Agent Asst Pro- fessor Marian E Sevcik-Ramsey Co Asst Co Home Agt In- structor ...... Harley S Shurson-East Polk Co Agr Agt Asst Profes- sor ...... William J Sliney, Jr-Bel- trami Co Co Ext Agt Assoc Professor Mabel F Smilanich-North St Louis Co Club Agt Asst Professor John D Stone-Rice Co Asst Co Agr Agt Instructor Carolyn 0 Tande-Rice Co Home Agt Instructor Larry A Tande-Steele Co Assoc Co Agr Agt Asst Professor Robert S Tervola-Nobles Co Asst Co Agr Agt In- structor ...... Donald F Vollman-Pine Co Agr Agt Instructor ... Helen B Watson-Pine Co Home Agt Instructor ..... Anjan K Bhaumik Teaching Associate I Civil Engineering and Hydrau- lics from $2,500 Term BH50 to the rate of $3,333 Term BH67 December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 Eugene L Atkin Teaching Assistant I1 Humanities Program from $1,567 Term BH33 to the rate of $2,350 Term BH50 December 16, 1965 to June -15 - , -1966 - - - June M Young Teaching Assistant I1 Physical Education for Women at $2,350 Term BH50 to receive $392 for 25% additional time for the winter quarter of 1965-66 Gilbert A Zins Teaching Assistant I Administration College of Liberal Arts and School of Business Administration from $3,300 Term BH75 to the rate of $2,200 Term BH50 December 16-31, 1965 (terminated) Barbara D Mattson Teaching Assistant I English at $1,760 Term BH40 to receive $147 for 10% additional time for the winter quarter of 1965-66 Charles R McCabe Teaching Assistant I English at $1,760 Term BH40 to receive $147 for 10% additional time for the winter quarter of 1965-66 Sandra J Moss Teaching Assistant I English at $1,760 Term BH40 to receive $147 for 10% additional time for the winter quarter of 1965-66 Jerome L Nelson Teaching Assistant I School of Journalism at $2,200 Term BH50 to receive $367 for 25% additional time for the winter quarter of 1965-66 Vaira E Sorem Teaching Assistant I Psychology from the rate of $.2,200 Term BHX50 December 16, 1965 to hlarch 15, 1966 and the rate of $1,100 Term BHX25 March 16 to June 15, 1966 to the rate of $1,100 Term BHX25 January 16 to June 15, 1966 Earl E Eyrich Teaching Assistant Music from $2,200 Term BHX50 to the rate of $1,100 Term BHX25 February 16 to June 15, 1966 LeRoy H Anderson Research Assistant Electrical Engineering Research Funds from $2,700 Term BHT61 to the rate of $3,100 Term BHT71 Feb- ruary 1 to June 15, 1966 (subject to availability of funds) hlylan Kadulovich Research Assistant Electrical Engineering Research Funds from $2,700 Term BHT6l to the rate of $3,285 Term BHT75 Feb- ruary 1 to June 1.5, 1966 (subject to availability of funds) James H White Research Assistant School of Mathematics and Re- search Funds from $,2,200 Term BHX50 to the rate of $2,400 Term BHX55 December 16, 1965 to June 15, 1966 John A Palyvos Research Assistant Chemical Engineering Research Funds from $1,364 Term BHT31 to the rate of $1,628 Term BHT37 Feb- ruary 16 to June 15, 1966 Lyle F Norton Research Assistant hledicine Research Funds from $5,866 Term AT to $1,589 Term CHT50 January 16 to June 30, 1966 S K Xlaheswaran Research Assistant Veterinary Bacteriology and Public Health Researcl~Funds from $2,933 Term AHT50 to the rate of $4,106 Term AH'T70 hlarch 1 to June 30, 1966 Thomas E Carroll Research Assistant Industrial Relations Center Re- search Funds from $2,200 Term BHT50 to $1,100 Term CHT75 February 1 to April 30, 1966 Alex deAsis Bernas hledical Fellow Specialist Surgery Mt Sinai Hospital Fellowships from $3,960 plus tuition and fees Term AT to the rate of $4,140 plus tuition and fees Term AT January 1 to June 30, 1966 Exequiel R Bravo hledical Fellow Specialist Medicine hlt Sinai Hos- pital Fellowships from $4,680 plus tuition and fees Term AT to the rate of $5,340 plus tuition and fees Term AT February 1 to June 30, 1966 Dale F Keedstrom Assistant Inventory Supervisor Business Office from $7.392 Term A to the rate of $7,692 Term A November 16. 1965 to Tune 30; 1966 Slmron H hIacPhai1 Securities Analyst Investment Overhead from $5,844 Term A to the rate of $6,072 Term A February 16 to June 30, 1966 Dorothy E Koski Senior Laboratory Technician Trainee Obstetrics and Gynecology Research Funds from $3,504 Term AT to $912 Term CT ($3,648 A rate) Xlarch 1 to Xlay 31, 1966 Karen J Johnson Key Punch Operator Trainee Graduate School from $3,120 Term A to the rate of $3,240 Term A February 1 to June 30, 1966 Annie A1 Kilcy Xledical Records Typist University of hlinnesota Nos- nitals from $4.620 Term A to the rate of $4,800 Term A Februarv 16 to June 30, 1966 The following Nursing Station Assistants University of llinnesota Hos- pitals from 34,104 Term A to the rate of $4,272 Term A January 1 to June 30, 1966 Edna R Aarrcstad Bernlce 11 Johnson \I\ 1tie \I Andrrson Evelyn I AIattson 0111c C Andcison Ettd Ponds in~t,~k2\ an\ Elma Sims 'I 1x1Ficldl~~cn~n~er The following Senior Laboratory Machinist Trainees School of Physics Research Funds from $4,620 Term AT to the rate of $4,992 Term AT Feb- ruary 1 to June 30, 1966 r17illiam A Dimmitt John J hlarchetti Gordon W Holmes Ronald R Dullnm Senior Laboratory Machinist Trainee School of Physics Research Funds from $4,992 Term AT to the rate of $5,400 Term AT February 1 to June 30, 1966 Eunice A Barthels Senior Laboratory Technician Trainee Poultry Science Research Funds from $684 Term CT ($4,104 A rate) December 1, 1965 to January 31, 1966 to $1,780 Term CT ($4,272 A rate) February 1 to June 30, 1966 Leaves of Absence Armand A Renaud Professor and Chairman Romance Languages sab- batical furlough for 1966-67 to complete a manuscript of the Baroque Lit- erature in France with time to be spent in various countries in Europe James B Serrin, Jr Professor School of hfathematics leave without salary for the spring quarter of 1965-66 with time to be spent at Johns Hopkins University Ephraim XI Sparrow Professor hlechanical Engineering leave fvithout salary for the spring quarter of 1965-66 to participate in a United States Agency for International Development Program at the University of Brazil Robert C Brasted Professor School of Chemistry leave without salary April 1 to hlay 31, 1966 to serve as science coordinator and supervisor for the USAID-Ohio State Chemistry Programs in New Delhi, India Herbert G Johnson Professor and Extension Plant Pathologist Plant Pathology and Physiology and Agricultural Extension Service leave without salary March 1 to April 30, 1966 to serve as Visiting Professor at Cornell University Ruth E Grout Professor School of Public Health 17% time leave with salary and 83% time leave with salary paid by World Health Organization March 1-31, 1966 to serve as consultant for the World Health Organization Seminar in Kuwait, Arabia Thomas hlorley Professor Botany sabbatical furlough for 1966-67 for research on Spring- - Flora of hlinnesota and travel to Brazil to collect plant material Rose Edith Stedman Assistant Dean of Students and Assistant Professor of Educational Psychology Office of the Dean of Students leave with salary February 1 to March 11, 1966 on account of illness Philip W Porter Associate Professor Geography sabbatical furlough for 1966-67 to continue research on African subsistence economies in relation to areal and secular variability of environmental parameters Paul Adams Associate Professor Pediatrics leave with salary January 1 to June 30, 1966 on account of illness Martin H Lease, Jr Associate Professor Division of Social Sciences Duluth sabbatical furlough for 1966-67 to study the judiciary with research in common law procedures and legal systems and time to be spent in Minnesota, England, France and Germany Josef A hlestenhauser Assistant Professor and Assistant Director Office of the Dean of Students Office of Adviser to Foreign Students sabbatical furlough for 1966-67 to supplement pending requests for grants to the American Council of Learned Societies, the Fulbright Commission, the Asia Foundation and the University of Minnesota Office of International Pro- grams in order to conduct an inquiry into cross-cultural variables of leader- ship in the Philippines Mary J Hitchcock Assistant Professor School of Home Economics leave without salary for 1966-67 to continue work toward Ph D degree Nina Draxten Assistant Professor Literature and Writing General College sabbatical furlough for 1966-67 to do further research and writing on Kristofer Janson Gerald R Rising Research Associate Minnesota School Mathematics and Science Center andUSchool of Mathematics leave with salary February 2-25, 1966 on account of illness Virginia Doneghy Instructor Librarian Library leave without salary February 7-25, 1966 for travel J llargaret H RlcCoy Instructor Pediatrics Research Funds leave with- out salary February 7 to March 13, 1966 on account of pregnancy Geraldine S Daley Fillmore County Home Agent Instructor Agricultural Extension Service leave without salary March 1-31, 1966 on account of pregnancy Donald P Untiedt Olmsted County Assistant County Agricultural Agent Agricultural Extension Service leave without salary February 1 to Xlay 31, 1966 for military service Zita hl Brown Research Assistant Psychology Research Funds leave without salary January 16 to February 15, 1966 for work toward Ph D degree Karen Corgard Senior Clerk-Typist Office of the President leave with- out salary February 1-11, 1966 on account of illness Regina A Ciesvnski Clerk Business Office leave without salarv, "Tanuarv 17-21, r966 on accdunt of death in family Helen 1 Pladsen Senior Account Clerk Business Office leave without salary March 1-31, 1966 on account of pregnancy Rose C Hansen Senior Clerk-Typist Purchasing Department- leave with- out salary December 23-31, 1963 fo;personal reasons Darlene R Hallgren Principal Clerk Office of Admissions and Records leave without salary February 1-22, 1966 on account of illness Carolyn Sabin Senior Clerk Office of the Dean of Students Student Housing Bureau leave without salary November 24 to December 7, 1965 on account of illness Margaret J Pilon Senior Clerk-Typist Mechanical Engineering leave without salary January 28 to June 30, 1966 on account of illness Harriet L Deziel Clerk-Typist School of Physics leave without salary January 5-15, 1966 on account of illness Maryanne S Evensen Secretary Division of Education and Psychology Duluth leave without salary January 20 to February 28, 1966 on account of illness Beverly A Aberle Hospital Aide University of Minnesota Hospitals leave withouhsalary January 23 to February 1, 1966 on account of illness Donna Davis Operating Room Technician University of Minnesota Hospitals continuation of leave without salary January 24 to February 20, 1966 on account of injury Skaidrite Fedders Junior Scientist University of Minnesota Hospitals leave without salary December 28, 1965 to January 9, 1966 and January 26 to February 6, 1966 on account of illness Lois B Fisch Senior Dietitian University of Minnesota Hospitals leave without salary February 12 to April 7, 1966 for travel Stella Gabrik Food Service Worker University of Minnesota Hospitals continuation of leave without salary January 1 to May 31, 1966 on account of illness Rennae J Glidden Clerk University of Minnesota Hospitals leave with- out salary January 17-21, 1966 on account of illness Kathryn E Huston Practical Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals leave without salary February 14 to March 14, 1966 on account of illness Joanne M Johnson Student Technologist Supervisor University of Min- nesota Hospitals leave without salary February 4-20, 1966 for marriage Leonard A Leipus Hospital Central Services Supervisor University of hlinnesota Hospitals leave with salary February 21 to Slarch 6, 1966 for annual military training hlarlene Mach General Staff Nurse University of hlinnesota Hospitals leave without salary February 21-27, 1966 on account of illness Carol A hlcNeal General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals leave without salary February 1 to March 13, 1966 on account of illness Laurel A Roe General Staff Nurse University of Minnesota Hospitals leave without salary January 19 to April 17, 1966 on account of pregnancy Karen E Rudder Senior Clerk-Typist Universtiy of Minnesota Hospitals leave without salary December 27-31, 1965 for vacation Betty Schlenker Food Service Worker University of hlinnesota Hos- pitals 100% time leave without salary February 7 to March 20, 1966 and 50% time leave without salary March 21 to April 1, 1966 on account of illness Elizabeth E Trip General Staff Nurse University of hlinnesota Hos- pitals leave without saI)ary December 27-31, 1965 for vacation Dale 51 Naatjes Electronics Mechanic School of Physics Research Funds leave with salary February 14-23, 1966 for annual military training G Harry Lindahl University Administrative Trainee Evening Classes leave without salary January 27 to February 28, 1966 on account of illness Ruth A Illingworth Senior Clerk-Typist Library leave without salary January 21 to February 15, 1966 on account of illness Howard C Wolkow Senior Laborer Agricultural Experiment Station Rosemount leave without salary January 28, 1966 to February 13, 1966 and February 16 to March 15, 1966 on account of illness Carril Quello Assistant Scientist Physiology Research Funds leave with- out salary February 1 to June 30, 1966 on account of lack of funds Walter R Hruska Building Caretaker Plant Services leave without salary January 17 to February 4, 1966 on account of illness Beatrice Swieringa Clerk-Typist Plant Services leave without salary February 11-25, 1966 for vacation Gertrude M Sieber Senior Laboratory Attendant University Health Service leave without salary January 20 to March 4, 1966 on account of illness hlary 0 Williams Senior Laboratory Technician Surgery Research Funds leave without salary November 10, 1965 to June 30, 1966 on account of injury at work Hattie J Gray Senior Laboratory Technician Radiology Research Funds 50% time leave without salary February 1 to April 30, 1966 on account of lack of funds Theresa C Lee Scientist Radiology Research Funds 40% time leave without salary March 1 to April 30, 1966 to care for family Louise A Clarke Senior Clerk-Typist Physical Medicine and Rehabili- tation Research Funds leave without salary December 27-31, 1965 for vacation Cecelia Wiger Laboratory Attendant Veterinary Bacteriology and Public Health Research Funds leave without salary January 24 to February 4, 1966 on account of injury at work Jane F Rosengren Dental Clinic Attendant School of Dentistry Research Funds leave without salary January 7 to February 4, 1966 on account of injury SINGLE QUARTER LEAVES Voted to approve the following single quarter leaves: Wayne Jeremy Anderson, Professor, Psychology, Philosophy and Fam- ily Studies, spring 1967. Project: A study of courtship patterns in two centers of population in Switzerland (Zurich and Luzern) and Germany (Stuttgart and Heilbronn) and a comparison of their patterns with those which exist in hlinnesota. hlay Brodbeck, Professor, Philosophy, fall 1966. Project: a) Translation from the Italian of lengthy introduction to translation from the Latin into English of a work on optics and perception by late medieval scholar, Blasius of Parma. b) Studies in special problems of explanation and prediction in the social sciences. Jan 0. hl. Broek, Professor, Geography, fall 1966. Project: The hlap Image of the hlalay Archipelago, 16th and 18th Centuries. Dorothy hl. Burrows, Associate Professor, Literature, Speech, Writing, and Language, spring 1967. Project: An inquiry into Developments in the Teaching of Composition, Language, and Literature in Public Junior CoI- leges and in Selected Public and Private Four-Year Colleges. IVilliam \labon Crockett, Associate Professor, English, spring 1967. Project: Oscar IVilde's Aesthetic Theory. Kenneth N. DeYoung, Associate Professor, Psychology, fall 1966. Project: A search for factors related to the identification of briefly presented complex visual stimuli. Ernst R. G. Eckert, Professor, h4echanicnl Engineering, spring 1967. Project: Study of heat transfer in cyroengineering and in non-equilibrium bounclary layers. Henry J. Elders, Professor, Philosophy, spring 1967. Project: An adap- tation of set theory symbolism to dyadic relations. F. Faith Finnberg, Associate Professor, Literature, Speech, Writing, and Language, spring 1967. Project: An inquiry into Developments in the Teaching of Composition, Language, and Literature in Public Junior Colleges and in Selected Public and Private Four-Year Colleges. Edward Flaccns, Associate Professor, Biology, fall 1966. Project: Effect of Lake Superior on distribution of Acer Saccharum, Tilia americana and Betula Illtea. Virginia 11. Fredricks, Assistant Professor, Speech and Theatre Arts, spring or winter 1967. Project: Research on listening tests for oral inter- pretation of poetry. Evelyn D. Harne, Associate Professor, Agricultural Extension, spring 1967. Proiect: A st~~clyof 4-H Club or 4-H like organizations and other groups concernecl with home and family in Chile and one or more other Latin American countries. Helmut G. Heinrich, Professor, Aeronautics and Engineering Rlechan- ics, fall 1966. Project: Study of parachute stresses under dynamic pressure loading during the period of inflation. John Quinn Imholte, Division of Social Sciences, University of hlinne- sota. Morris, fall 1966. Proiect: A Com~arativeStudv of the International Asuects of Orcranized ~eack?rlovement.G in the- united States and Euro~e ~uringthe ~ineteenthCentury (1815-1914). Xlnude L. Lindquist, Professor, History, spring 1967. Project: Early Protestant hlissionaries in the Minnesota Country: lliillem 1. Luvten. Professor and Chairman, Astronomv. fall 1966. Proiect: ~ronermoiion survev with the 48 inch ~chmidt~ele&~e. ' Philip \villi,~m hlanson; Professor, Agricultural Engineering, summer 1966. Project: A study and evaluation of new agricultural drainage practices as are being developed in Europe. Robert E. hlcAdam, Associate Professor, Physical Education, fall 1966 or winter 1967. Proiect: The construction of Cartridge- Films dealing- with Xlechanical principles of Human Motion. Gerald Raymond hlcKay, Professor, Agricultural Extension, winter or spring, 1967. Project: A study of the organizational and functional structures of the visual aids sections in information offices attached to the state agri- cultural extension services in Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tenn- essee North Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Louisiana, with special emphasis on their use of educational exhibits. Ralph Galen Nichols, Professor, Rhetoric, winter 1967. Project: To study four selected aspects of communication training in the seven major universities of Australia and New Zealand. Wayland E. Noland, Professor, Organic Chemistry, spring 1967. Pro- ject: lfolecular rearrangements. Lewis H. Nosanow, Associate Professor, Physics and Astronomy, fall 1966. Project: Theory of Quantum Crystals. Allen Nussbaum, Associate Professor, Electrical Engineering, spring 1967. Project: (a) Theory of Pn-Junctions at High Injection Levels (b) Appli- cations of Group Theory to Science and Engineering. Ralph E. Rapson, Professor, Architecture, winter 1967. Project: Travel in South America. Robert L. Scott, Professor, Speech and Theatre Arts, spring 1967. Project: A comparison of several philosophies of rhetoric. John Cameron Sim, Associate Professor, Journalism, winter 1967. Pro- ject: A study of the role of the community press. Anna Lee Stensland, Associate Professor, English, fall 1966. Project: Senior High School Literature Programs in the State of Minnesota. Robert Edward Summers, Dean of Office of Admissions and Records and Professor, winter 1967. Project: A study of integrated information svstems.-,- Wolfgang F. Taraba, Associate Professor, German, fall 1966. Project: Book, Friedrich Nietzsche. John Elliot Turner, Professor, Political Science, fall or winter 1966-67. Proiect: Doorste~Politics: A Study of Organization and Leadershiv in Three Lodal Labour parties in the ond don Area: Melvin Waldfogel, Associate Professor, Art, fall 1966. Project: English Water-Color Landscape Painting, 1775-1825. Thomas F. Waters, Associate Professor, Entomology, Fisheries, and Wildlife, summer 1966. Project: Research on the ecology of freshwater invertebrates in streams of the Rocky Mountains. Frederick T. Witzig, Professor, Geography, spring 1967. Project: His- torical Geography of the Iron Mining Districts of Northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS Voted to approve the following contracts and grants:

U.S. Agency for International Development AID/afr-383 for Agricultural Studies-Tuni:ia, awarding funds in the amount of $10,600 for the period from January 31, 1966 through ;\lay 31, 1966, International Programs, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,570 AID/afr-383, Amendment No. 1 providing for a pre-determined fixed overhead rate of 17.54% of salaries, International Programs, filed supple- ment to the minutes, page 18,571

U.S. Atomic Energy Commission AT(11-1)-1265, llodification No. 4 awarding funds in the amount of $1,080,000, the total contract amount becoming $2,506,004, and extending the contract period one year to December 31, 1966, application approved November 12, 1965, Physics, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,572 AT(11-1)-1569 for Experiment and Theoretical Studies in Solid State and Low Temperature Physics, awarding funds in the amount of $158,585 for the period from January 1, 1966 through December 31, 1966, application approved on October 8, 1965, physics, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,573 AT(l1-1)-1371, hlodification No. 3 awarding funds in the amount of $210,800, the total contract amount becoming $457,800, and extending the contract period one year to December 31, 1966, application approved November 12, 1965, Physics, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,574

U.S. Air Force AF-AFOSR-62-54A Amendment transferring title of specified materials, supplies, expendable and permanent equipment to University, Chemistry, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,575 AF-AFOSR-219-63A Amendment extending grant termination date to September 15, 1966, Chemical Engineering, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,576

U.S. Army DA-28-043-AMC-01880 (E) for research on Noise Measurements as a Tool in Electron Device Research, awarding funds in the amount of $30,900 for the period from February 1, 1966 through hlarch 31, 1967, application approved December 10, 1965, Electrical Engineering, filed sup- plement to the minutes, page 18,577

U.S. Navy Nonr 710(27), Amendment No. 15 awarding funds in the amount of $25,522, the total contract amount becoming $194,932 and extending the contract period one year to July 31, 1966, application approved March 19, 1965, Mineral and h4etallurgical Engineering, filed supplement to the min- utes, page 18,578 N00014-66-COO64 Basic Agreement, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,579 N00014-66-C0064-A01 for Study of Sporogenesis by the Use of Special Induced Mutants, awarding funds in the amount of $27,486 for the period from September 1, 1965 through August 31, 1966, application approved March 19, 1965, Biochemistry, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,580 N600 (167)61308(X), Modification No. 4 extending termination date of contract to September 30, 1966, St. Anthony Falls Hydraulic Laboratory, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,581 Nobs-84620 Change Order providing administrative changes, Mineral and Metallurgical Engineerin filed su plement to the minutes, page 18,582 Nobs-86783 Change orfir provigng for administrative changes, Aero- nautics and Engineering Mechanics, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,583 Nohs-92285 Change Order providing for administrative changes, Aero- nautics and Engineering Mechanics, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,584

U.S.Department of the Intmior Geological Survey Contract No. 14-08-001-5853 Amendment providing for supplemental award in the amount of $5,000, the total contract amount becoming $99,000, for the period July 1, 1965, through June 30, 1966, St. Anthony- - Falls Hydraulic Laboratory, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,585 TYater Resources Research Matching Grant Agreement No. 14-01-0001- 890 for Study of Factors Affecting the Channel Phase of Runoff from Small Watersheds by hlathematical Modeling, awarding funds in the amount of $14,250 for the period from January 1, 1966 through February 28, 1969, Agricultural Engineering, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,586 AM-07002-04 continuation of research on hlicroheterogeneity of Lactic Dehydrogenase Isozynles, awarding funds in the amount of $16,496, Lab- oratory Kfedicine Ahf-07243-04 continuation of research on Reaction of Oxidized Lipids with Nitrogen Compounds, awarding funds in the amount of $19,489, Hor- me1 Institute Ahl-10127-01 for research on hletabolism of Aminohexuronic Acids, awarding funds in the amount of $22,994, Biochemistry, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,597 AP-00090-08 renewal of research on Air Pollution and Allergic Disease, a:varding funds in the amount of $41,736, School of Public Health '3-523-19 renewal of Cancer Teaching and Clinical Cancer Research, awarding funds in the amount of $12,500, Surgery CA-02571-12 renewal of research on Carcinogenesis, awarding funds in the amount of $41,310, Biochemistry, Veterans Administration Hospital CA-25570-02 renewal of Fellowship-Stevens, awarding funds in the amount of $500, Veterinary Pathology GhI-09293-05 continuation of research on Enzymes in Structural Car- bohydrate Chemistry, awarding funds in the amount of $48,000, Biochem- istry HD-01396-02 continuation of research on Behavioral Correlates of Phenylketonuria, awarding funds in the amount of $25,029, Dight Institute IID-01406-02 cofitinuation of research on Electron hlicroscopy of De- veloping Hnman Lung, awarding funds in the amount of $20,596, Pediatrics IID-02119-01 for Dental-Skeletal Aging, awarding funds in the amount of $31,660, Anatomy, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,598 HE-02080-llS1 supplemental award for research on Cellular Control Xlechanism in the amount of $593, Pediatrics HE-04983-07 continuation of research on Aminonucleoside, awarding funds in the amount of $25,051, Medicine, Veterans Administration Hospital HE-04997-06 renewal of research on Function and Metabolism in Aging hlan, awarding funds in the amount of $62,728, Physiological Hygiene HE-10183-01 for research on Renal Concentrating Mechanism, award- ing funds in the amount of $20,464, Physiology, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,599 HE-10194-01 for research on Diet and Blood lipids in Man, awarding funds in the amount of $45,582, Laboratory of Physiological Hygiene, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,600 hIH-12187-01 for Biographical Research Adolescence to Maturity, awarding f~~ndsin the amount of $31,440, Psychiatry and Neurology, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,601 SB-01059-OBS2 s~lpplcn~entalaward to research on hluscular Rigidity in the arnount of $5,071, I'sychiatry and Neurology, Veterans Administration Hospitsl Nl3-05052-03 continuation of research on Lipid hfetabolism in Experi- mental Demyelination, awarding funds in the amount of $19,513, Neurology NB-03735-04 renewal of research on hlechanism and Correction of Intercranial Hypertension, awarding funds in the amount of $22,255, Surgery PH-43-66-81 for preparation of Diabetes Literature Related Index, awarding funds in the amount of $35,900, Anatomy, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,602 RA-07-66 supplemental award to Public Health Training - Rhodes Act, awarding funds in the amount of $105,300, School of Public Health

U.S. Vocational Rehabilitation Administration VRA-18-T-66 supplemental award to Training in the Field of Reha- bilitation, awarding funds in the amount of $11,298, Psychology Instruction Contracts U.S. Air Force Contract No. AF 33(608)-1253 Change Order No. 4 decreasing contract in the amount of $3,200, the total contract amount becoming $5,600, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,603 U.S. Air Force Contract No. AF 21(603)-1739. Modification NO. 1 awarding funds in the amount of $400, the totai contract amount becoming $4,400, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,604 U.S. Air Force Contract No. AF Ol(600)-4602, Change Order No. 3 increasing funds in the amount of $4.35, the total contract -mount becom- ing $2,870, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,605 U.S. Air Force Contract No. AF 01/600)-4741. Modification No. 1 increasing funds in the amount of $1,90d, the total'contract amount be- coming $4,340, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,606

Non-Governmental Research American Cancer Society, for Faculty Research Associate Grant, awarding funds in the amount of $79,596, Pediatrics, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,607 American Cancer Society, for research on Affinity of Uroporphyrin and its Zinc Com~lexfor Nuclear Elements. awarding funds in the amount of $47,899, ~edicine,filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,608 American Cancer Society, for Institutional Research Grant 1966-67, awarding funds in the amount of $45,000, Medical Sciences, filed supple- ment to the minutes, page 18,609 American Hoechst Corporation for research on Antibiotics in Poultry Rations. awarding funds in the amount of $3.300.., , Poultrv Science. filed supplement to thgminutes, page 18,610 Corn Products Company, Purchase Order No. 17982 renewal of Basic Investigation to Determine the Physical and Chemical Mechanisms Asso- ciated with the Uses of Starch or Starch Derivatives as Devressants or Flucculants in Iron Ore Beneficiation, extending contract termination date to March 5, 1967, Mines Experiment Station, filed supplement to the min- utes, page 18,611 Fluid Power Society for Summer Institute on Fluid Power Education, awarding funds in the amount of $44,007, Industrial Education, Duluth. filed supplement to the minutes, page 18;612- General Electric Foundation for research on Industrial Engineering and Manufacturing Processes, awarding funds in the amount of $5,000, Mechanical Engineering, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,613 General Electric Foundation renewal of Graduate Research and Study Grant in Behavioral Science, awarding- funds in the amount of $5,000., , Psychology Harza Engineering Company for Foothill Feeder Project - Southern California, awarding funds in the amount of $38,500, St. Anthony Falls Hydraulic Laboratory, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,614 Life Insurance Medical Research Fund for renewal of research in Chol- esterol Synthesis, awarding funds in the amount of $29,700, Medicine Life Insurance Medical Research Fund for renewal of research on Intracardiac Surgery, awarding funds in the amount of $9,680, Surgery Lions Club for Kathy Leach Fund, awarding funds in the amount of $1,868.98, Surgery, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,615 hlarcona Mining Company Letter extending termination date of pur- chase order to March 31, 1966, Mines Experiment Station, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,616 National Dairy Council renewal of research on Fatty Acids Present in Milk Fat, awarding funds in the amount of $9,000, Hormel Institute, filed supplenlent to the minutes, page 18,617 Special Dairy Industry Board renewal of research on Analysis of Milk Lipids, awarding funds in the amount of $16,000, Hormel Institute, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,618 Twin Cities Diabetes Association for Diabetes Research Project, awarding funds in the amount of $2,000, Medicine, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,619 Twin Cities Diabetes Association renewal of research on Organ Cultured Mammalian, awarding funds in the amount of $500, Anatomy

GIFTS Voted to accept with thanks the following gifts:

Research Donors Dr. Paul F. Dwan Mrs. Helen Dwan Schubert Amount $14,433.40 Fund Dwan Family Fund Donors Various Amount $6,135.76 Fund Fund for Research in Cancer Donors Various Amount $5,413.83 Fund Heart Disease Research Fund Donor Mr. John R. Stoltze Amount $881.83 Fund John R. Stoltze Fund for Research in Psychiatry Donors Various Amount $320.00 Fund Specific Diseases Research Donor Mr. Fred A. Tinan Amount $100.00 Fund Radiation Therapy Cancer Research Donor Delton Community Chest Amount $16.00 Fund Nervous and Mental Disease Research Donor Gertrude Williams Amount $12.00 Fund Special Research - Psychiatry and Neurology - Multiple Sclerosis Donors Various Amount $8.00 Fund hfalignant Disease Research Donor Dearborn Chapter O.E.S. Amount $5.00 Fund Artificial Kidney Fund

Scholarships, Fellowships, Prizes, and Awards Donor The hIcKnight Foundation Amount $45,000.00 Fund hlcKnight Foundation Fellowships in Theatre Arts Donor hlr. William Dawson Amount $6,774.88 Fund Uruguay - llinnesota Exchange Scholarship Fund Donor Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Amount $4,500.00 Fund Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Scholarship Donor The Procter & Gamble Company Amount $4,068.00 Fund Procter & Gamble Fellowship in Biochemistry Donor The Merck Company Foundation Amount $4,000.00 Fund George W. Merck Memorial Loan Fund Donor McCannel Fund Amount $3,800.00 Fund Graduate School Fellowship Fund Purpose To establish a General Fellowship Fund to be administered by the Graduate School. in accordance with the statement filed supplement to the midutes, page 18,620 Donors Various Amount $3,570.00 Fund National Society of Colonial Dames of America in the State of Minnesota Scholarship Donor Dr. Harold N. Weickert Amount $3,500.00 Fund Alice Weickert Memorial scholars hi^ Fund. University of Min- nesota, hlorris Donor The Procter & Gamble Company Amount $3,300.00 Fund Procter & Gamble Company - Summer Research Fellowships in Chemistry Donor Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company Amount $3,300.00 Fund Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company - Fellowship in Mechanical Engineering Donor Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company Amount $3,300.00 Fund Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company - Fellowship in Chemical Engineering Donor Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company Amount $3,300.00 Fund Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company - Fellowship in Chemistry Donors Various Amount $2,657.00 Fund All-University Scholarship Fund Donor Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation Amount $2,000.00 Fund Woodrow Wilson National fellows hi^ Foundation - Graduate Program Donors Various Amount $1,236.00 Fund ABC Farmers Union Loan Fund Donor Dr. Raymond P. Bayer Amount $1,000.00 Fund Robert W. Bayer Memorial Scholarship Donor Smith-Douglass Company, Inc. Amount $1.000.00 Fund ~Gith-~ou~lassCompany, Inc. - Scholarship Fund Donor hlinnesota hlining and Manufacturing Company Amount $1,000.00 Fund hlinnesota hlining and Manufacturing Company - Law Scholar- ship Donor Pillsbury Company Amount $1,000.00 Fund Pillsbury Company Scholarship Purpose To establish a scholarship fund for students in mechanical and electrical engineering, in accordance with the statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,621 Donor hlinnesota Mining and hlanufacturing Company Amount $1,000.00 Fund Slinnecota hlining and hlanufacturing Company - Undergraclu- ate Scholarship in Institute of Technology Donor Phillips Petroleum Company Amount $1,000.00 Fund Robert W. Bayer Memorial Scholarship Donors Various Amount $919.00 Fund Norwegian-American Graduate Fellowship Fund Donors Various Amount $520.00 Fund Law School Class of 1924 hlemorial Scholarship Donor Haskins & Sells Foundation, Inc. Amount $500.00 Fund Haskins & Sells Foundation, Inc. Scholarship Donor Estate of Johanna Brede Amount $500.00 Fund Law Faculty Scholarship Fund Donor Mr. Larry F. Mattson Amount $400.00 Fund Hallock Scholarship Fund of Hallock, Minnesota Purpose To establish a scholarship program for students graduating from Hallock High School, in accordance with the statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,622 Donor Setter, Leach & Lindstrom, Inc. Amount $400.00 Fund Setter, Leach & Lindstrom Scholarship Fund Donors Various Amount $309.00 Fund ABC Farmers Union Loan Fund Twin City Home Economists in Homemaking Amount $300.00 Fund Twin City Home Economists in Homemaking Scholarship Fund Donor Anonymous Amount $300.00 Fund Duluth Campus Scholarship Fund Donor Women's Physical Education Alumnae Association Amount $262.92 Fund Dr. J. Anna Norris Scholarship Fund Donor Minnesota Golf Course Superintendents Association Amount $l00.00 Fund Scholarship and Awards - General - College of Agriculture, For- estry, and Home Economics Donor Cooperative Foundation Amount $100.00 Fund William Sturm Memorial Scholarship Fund Donor Twentieth Century Club Amount $100.00 Fund Student Emergency Loan Fund - Duluth Donor hlr. Clarence A. Stark Amount $50.00 Fund Law Firm Scholarship Fund Donors Various Amount $20.00 Fund General Scholarship Fund - University of Minnesota, Morris Donors Various Amount $15.00 Fund General Aledical Students Scholarship Donor hlorris Study Club of Morris, Minnesota Amount $12.50 Fund 7th District Federation of Women's Club Loan Fund Donor Mr. Douglas A. Fairbanks Amount $10.00 Fund General Student Loan Fund Donor Rlrs. Ethel Yaeger Amount $10.00 Fund Sidney Kaplan Legal Scholarship

Miscellaneous Donor Variety Club Amount $35,000.00 Fund Variety Club Heart Hospital - New Wing Donor U.S. Public Health Service Amount $32,450.00 Fund U.S. Public Health Service - Remodeling of Sanitary Engineer- ing Laboratory Purpose To support the remodeling of the Sanitary Engineering Labor- atory, in accordance with the statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,623 Donor Variety Club Amount $15,000.00 Fund Variety Club Heart Hospital - Patient Care Donors Various Amount $15,000.00 Fund Technical Utilization Program - Industry Donor Aloe Charitable Trust ° mount $7,000.00 Fund Aloe Charitable Trust - Alumni Institute in Hos~italAdmin- istration Donor Mr. R. W. Olson Amount $4,839.38 Fund Henry E. Hartig Service Fund Donor Professor Magnus Olson Amount $1,651.79 Fund General Biology Fund Donors Various Amount $1,387.13 Fund Variety Club Heart Hospital Equipment Fund Donors Various Amount $1,250.00 Fund Persona1 Finance Education Workshop Purpose To establish a fund for promoting a workshop for teachers of business, social studies, home economics, and mathematics, in accordance with the statement filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,624 Donor Estate of Gordon H. Butler Amount $1,000.00 Fund Stadium Project - Duluth Donors Various Amount $164.00 Fund Masonic Memorial Hospital Equipment Fund Donors Various Amount $150.38 Fund Duluth Campus Development Fund Donor Northern States Power Company Amount $150.00 Fund 4-H Club Revolving Fund Donors Various Amount $72.00 Fund Pediatrics Research and Service Fund Donor Dean Sherwood 0.Berg Amount $50.00 Fund Institute of AgricuIture Service Fund Donor Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith Amount $15.00 Fund Student Activities - KUMD Donors hlr. and hIrs. Walter Hodgson Amount $15.00 Fund Art Department General Fund - Studio Area Donors Various Amount $5.00 Fund Dr. J. S. Blurnenthal Allergy Memorial Lectureship Fund Donor Hewlett Packard Company Gift A DY-2410B - AC/Ohms Converter as one of the elements in a Dymec Digital Acquisition System Donors Various Gifts During the month of February, 1966, the University of Minne- sota Alumni Fund received 110 gifts totaling $9,835.76 for the support of 22 funds

CIVIL SERVICES CHANGES At the request of the Civil Service Committee and on the recommendation of the Vice President, Business Administration, and the President, voted to approve the following Civil Service changes:

Establishment of Class 6755 Custodial and Security Supervisor, at pay range 22, $450-547, with the regular vacation allowance and a six-month probationary penod, effective October 1, 1965.

Pay Range Changes 5378 Manager of Glassblowing Shop, from pay range 36, $781-950, to pay range 38, $844-1028, with no change in the vacation allowance or probationary period, effective January 1, 1966. 8724 Creative Arts and Crafts Supervisor, from pay range 23, $468-569, to pay range 28, $569-694, with no change in the vacation allow- ance or probationary period, effective January 1, 1966.

MEMBERSHIP On the recommendation of the Vice President, Business Ad- ministration, and the President, voted to approve the following membership involving dues of more than $75: St. Paul Area Chamber of Commerce . . $75.00 ( Increased from $60.00)

ORIGINAL PATENT GRANTS The Vice President, Business Administration, reported for the information of the Board, the receipt of the following orig- inal patent grants, filed supplement to the minutes, pages 18,625 and 18,626: Great Britain Patentee: Walter J. Runge Patent No.: 998152 Date: July 19, 1962 Title: A COSMETIC MATERIAL FOR SHIELDING THE SKIN FROM LIGHT TO PROTECT IT FROhl THE EFFECTS OF ELECTROhlAG- NETIC RADIATION United States Patentee: William E. Bradley Patent No.: 3236240 Date: February 22, 1966 Title: IMPLANTABLE BLADDER STIMULATOR

LICENSE AGREEMENT Voted, on the recommendation of the Vice President, Busi- ness Administration, and the President, to approve a License Agreement relating to the following patent, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,627: Serial No.: 512923 Filing Date: December 10, 1965 Subject: Toroidal Heart Valve Inventor: Ahmud A. Nakib

SCHOOL SURVEY AGREEMENTS At the request of the Dean of the College of Education and on the recommendation of the Vice President, Business Admin- istration, and the President, voted to approve agreements with the following schools for school surveys to be conducted by the Bureau of Field Studies and Surveys: Independent School District No. 277, Mound, Minnesota, filed supple- ment to the minutes, page 18,628 Mitchell School District, Mitchell, South Dakota, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,629 Independent School District No. 185, Nisswa, Minnesota, filed supple- ment to the minutes, page 18,630 Independent School District No. 625, St. Paul, hlinnesota, filed supple- ment to the minutes, page 18,631

APPLICATIONS FOR CONTRACTS AND GRANTS Voted to approve applications for contracts and grants total- ing $3,530,923.14; list filed supplement to the minutes, page 18.632. NONCAhIPUS SERVICE REQUESTS Voted, on the recommendation of the Vice President, Aca- demic Administration, and the President, to approve the re- quests for noncampus service received during the month of February 1966. Detailed report of specific requests filed supple- ment to the minutes, page 18,633.

BIDS On the recommendation of the Vice President, Business Ad- ministration, and the President, voted to authorize acceptance of the following low bids for Phase I11 of the Library Addition on the Duluth Campus, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,634

General Construction A. Hedenberg and Company, Inc. 4621 East Superior Street Duluth, Minnesota Base Bid ...... $ 308,000

Net Bid ...... $ 308,000

Mechanical Work (including Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating) A. G. O'Brien Plumbing and Heating 722 East 9th Street Duluth, Minnesota Base Bid ...... 60,500

Net Bid ...... 60,500

Electrical Installation Nylund Electric Company 5723 Grand Avenue Duluth, Minnesota Base Bid ...... 69,473

Net Bid ...... 69,473

Elevator Installation R & 0 Elevator Company 6045 Pillsbury Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota Base Bid ...... 18,412 Net Bid ...... 18,412

Total of the Above Low Bids ...... $ 456,385 Non-building costs in connection with this project are as follows: Architect's fees (balance of fees- not already obligated for Phase 11) ...... 17,148 Supervision of construction ...... 6,845 Outside work in connection with lawns, landscaping, sidewalks, etc...... 3,700 Allowance for library furnishings and equipment, office furniture and equipment, audio-visual equipment, and custodial equipment ...... 59,083 Miscellaneous engineering and plant and shop drawing check- 1,000

1,000

Total Non-Building Costs ...... 88,776 Total of the Above Costs Available for Contingencies ...... Expenditures for construction and non-brtilding costs in con- nection with Phase I1 ......

Grand Total of Costs ......

Source of Funds: 1. 1963 legislative appropriation 2. Grant from funds provided by the Hlgher Education Fac~l~t~es Act of 1963

Total ...... $1,406,604 This project is to be completed 365 calendar days from the date of Notice to Proceed. Voted, on the recommendation of the Vice President, Business Administration, and the President, to authorize acceptance of the following low bids for the construction of a parking ramp to be located south of Coffman Union and Comstock Hall, filed supple- ment to the minutes, page 18,635:

General Construction Sheehy Construction Company 360 West Larpenteur Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 55113 Base Bid ...... $ 2,445,000 Alternate 3, for deleting the sani- tary sewer tunnel and provid- ing necessary labor and mater- ials to pump sewage to sani- tary sewer in the street in rear of Coffman Union. DEDUCT 33,000 Alternate 4, for revised excava- tion, etc., due to running water lines exposed, in lieu of under- ground services, DEDUCT ...... 5,000

Net Bid ...... $2,407,000

Mechanical Work (including Plumbing, Heating and Ventilating) Harris Plumbing and Heating Company 229 Ohlo Street St. Paul, Minnesota Base Bid 96,893 Alternate 1, in lieu of domestic water piping installed under ground, provide labor and ma- terials to extend copper pipe exposed, DEDUCT 3,709 Alternate 2, in lieu of sanitary sewer system installed in a serv- ice tunnel, provide labor and materials for the installation of piping, sewage pump, etc. ADD ...... 3,806

Net Bid ...... 96,990

Electrical Installation Premier Electrical Construction Co. 162 North Clinton Street Chicago, Illinois 60606 Base Bid 81,940 Alternate 1, for the installation of equipment, wring, electrlc heating tape, etc., for the pro- tection of sanitary sewer pip- ing, ADD 578 Alternate 2, for the mstallatlon of equipment, , electric hating tape, ZFfor the pro- tectlon of exposed water lines, ADD 3,656

Net Bid ...... 86,174 Elevator Installation Westinghouse Electric Corporation Elevator Division 3501 South Highway 100 Minneapolis, Minnesota Base Bid ...... 153,818

Net Bid ...... 153,818

Total of the Above Low Bids ... $2,743,'382

Non-building costs in connection with this project are estimated as follows: Architect's and Engineer's fees, estimated to be Consultant's fees Supervision of construction Site survey, test holes, and soil

Outside work, including storm sewers, sidewalk, steps, curbs, landscaping, street lighting, signs, guard rails, and restora- tion over utility trenches Allowance for special equipment, furnish~ngs, control apparatus, and waterproofing membrane Electric work Extending duct work on Health Serkice Building ?\l~scellaneouseng~neering, check- ing of shop and plant draw- ings, etc. Fire extinguishers, towel cabi- nets, keying, etc.

Total Non-Building Costs ...... 379,090

Total of the Above Costs ...... Available for Contingencies ......

Grand Total of Costs ......

Source of Funds: 1. Bank loan, negotiated by Mr. L. R. Lunden 2. Parking Garages Reserve Fund for a share of cost of overhead bridge to building 3. University funds as a share of cost of bridge to Coffman Union

Total ...... This project is to be completed 365 calendar days from the date of Notice to Proceed. On the recommendation of the Vice President, Business Ad- ministration, and the President, voted to authorize acceptance of the following low bids for the construction of storm and sanitary sewer tunnels for the Space Science Center, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,636:

Low Bidder R. D. Reichow Company 2192 Draper Drive St. Paul, Minnesota 55113 Base Bid ...... $ 35,849.30

Net Bid ...... $35,849.30

Non-building costs in connection with this project are as follows: Engineering and inspection ...... 4,640.00

Total of the Above Costs ...... $40,489.30 Source of Funds: This project is one of the utility items in connection with the construction and equipping of the Space Science Center on the Min- neapolis Campus, for which the National Aeronautics and Space Admin- istration has made a grant of $2,500,000. This project is to be completed by June 15, 1966. Voted, on the recommendation of the Vice President, Business Administration, and the President, to authorize acceptance of the following low bids for the construction of a shaft, drill hole, and sanitary sewer in a deep tunnel from the Millard Hall area to the Twin City Interceptor located under Harvard Street South- east, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,637:

Low Bidder Erection and Maintenance Company 5740 Nicollet Avenue Minneapolis, Minnesota Base Bid ...... $ 51,044.76 Alternate for including 50 cubic yards of additional rock exca- vation, ADD ...... 450.00

Net Bid ...... $51,494.76 Non-building costs in connection with this project are estimated as follows: Engineering services by the Plant Services Department ...... 3,000.00 Supervision of construction ...... 1,000.00

Total Non-Building Costs ...... 4,000.00

Total of the Above Costs ...... Available for Contingencies ......

Grand Total of Costs ...... $74,000.00

Source of Funds: 1965 legislative appropriation ...... $74,000.00 This project is to be completed by September 16, 1966. Voted, on the recommendation of the Vice President, Business Administration, and the President, to authorize acceptance of the following low bids for the remodeling of the Naegele Building, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,638.

Low Bidder Loeffel-Engstrand Company 612 11th Avenue South Hopkins, Minnesota Base Bid ...... $ 68,770 Alternate 1, for adding metal lath and acoustical plaster over the entire ceiling, ADD ...... 15,000

Net Bid ...... $ 83,770

Non-building costs in connection with this project are estimated as follows: Architect's and engineer's fees, estimated to be ...... 5,880 Supervision of construction ...... 1,200

Total Non-Building Costs ...... 7,080

Total of the Above Costs ...... Available for Contingencies ......

Grand Total of Costs ...... Source of Funds: 1963 legislative appropriation for remodeling and for rehabili- tating this building ...... (In addition, the appropriation included $200,000 for the pur- chase of the building.) This project is to be completed by August 1, 1965.

ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY Voted, on the recommendation of the Vice President, Business Administration, and the President, to approve the acquisition of the following parcels: hlelvin Gregerson property located at 2011 Second Street South, hlinneapolis, consisting of the westerly 22.72 feet, and the northerly 61.48 feet of the easterly 15.28 feet of the westerly 38 feet of Lot 8, Block 10, Hancock and Rice's Addition - together with an easement appurtenant over the property lying easterly - (having a frontage of approximately 38 feet on Second Street South with a depth of approximately 114 feet, containing approximately 3,535 square feet, plus the easement), for the purchase price of $16,250, with funds to be provided from the undesignated land funds provided by the 1965 Legislature. Appraisals filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,639. Elwood W. Widmark property located at 417 22nd Avenue South, Minneapolis, consisting of Lot 15, Atwater's Third Addition to Hennepin County (having a frontage of approximately 40 feet on 22nd Avenue South with a depth of approximately 120 feet, containing approximately 4,800 s uare feet), for the purchase price of $25,750, with funds to be provide8 from the 1965 le islative appropriation for land for dormitories on the West Bank. ~p~raisaqsfiled supplement to the minutes, page 18,640. John S. Koblas property located at 2112 South Fifth Street, consisting of the west one-half of Lot 8, Block 182, Town of Minneapolis, Hennepin County, (having a frontage of 33 feet on Fifth Street South with a depth of 165 feet, containing approximately 5,445 square feet), for the purchase price of $14,500, with funds to be provided by the 1965 legislative appro- priation for land for dormitories on the West Bank. Appraisals filed supple- ment to the minutes, page 18,641. John S. Koblas property located at 2116 South Fifth Street, consisting of the east one-half of Lot 8. Block 182. Town of Minnea~olis.Henne~in County, (having a frontage of 33 feet on Fifth Street south with a depth of 165 feet, containing approximately 5,445 square feet), for the purchase price of $10,375, with funds to be provided from the 1965 legislative appropriation for land for dormitories on the West Bank. Appraisals filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,642. Joseph A. Polunc property located at 416 22nd Avenue South, hlinne- apolis, consisting of the north 55 feet of Lot 10, Block 182, Town of Min- neapolis Addition, Hennepin County (having a frontage of 55 feet on 22nd Avenue South with a depth of 66 feet, containing approximately 3,630 square feet of land), for the purchase price of $13,000, with funds to come from the 1965 le islative appropriation for land for the West Bank dor- mitories. ~ppraisaysfiled supplement to the minutes, page 18,643. SALE OF LAND Voted, on the recommendation of the Vice President, Business Administration, and the President, to authorize the appropriate administrative officers to enter into negotiations with the Crook- ston Public Schools, Independent School District 593 for the sale to the School District of a fifty acre tract at the Northwest School and Experiment Station as a site for a senior high school. Voted further to authorize the appropriate administrative officers to execute the necessary documents in connection with the above sale with the understanding that the final price will be consistent with the appraisals obtained. Appraisals and correspondence filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,644.

DONALD CHURCH BALFOUR PROFESSORS At the request of the Associate Director of the Mayo Grad- uate School of Medicine and the Acting Dean of the Graduate School, and on the recommendation of the President, voted to approve the following appointments as Donald Church Balfour Professors at the Mayo Graduate School of Medicine: Dr. Howard P. Lewis, March 23, 24, and 25, 1966 Dr. William A. Altemeier, November 7, 8, and 9, 1966

DR. EDWARD E. NOVAK The President called attention for the information of the Board to the death of former regent Dr. Edward E. Novak.

RESOLUTIONS The Vice President, Business Administration, reported the receipt of the following resolutions from the Minnesota Turkey Growers which were adopted at their annual meeting on Feb- ruary 6, 1966: Subject: Turkey Disease Control Whereas the turkey industry is constantly plagued with disease prob- lems and a diagnostic laboratory is a necessary part of disease control, and Whereas the turkey industry appreciates the limitations of present diagnostic facilities, such as the diagnostic laboratory at the University of Minnesota: Be it Resolved, The Minnesota Turke Growers Association urges an increase in service from existing facilities anb7 the establishment of regional research and diagnostic facilities to serve the turkey industry in areas where the need exists. Subject: University and State Support Whereas the Minnesota Turkey Industry has in the past probably invested more toward the solution of their own problems than most other phases of the animal industry, and Whereas the 1965 Turkey Promotional Act does not make specific provisions for University building programs or even for definite research activities: Be it Resolved, The Minnesota Turkey Growers Association would like to point out to the State Legislature and University of Minnesota their obliga- tions to the turkey industry to provide their finaqcial sup ort of personnel and buildings for research and laboratory diagnoses of po3try diseases. Voted, on the recommendation of the Vice President, Business Administration, and the President, to approve the following resolution: Whereas the Regents of the University of Minnesota has acquired cer- tain securities, and it is desired that suitable procedures for depositing, safekeeping, liquidating, interest and dividend collection and accounting be established in accounts of the Regents of the University of Minnesota which are subject to the written instructions of its duly authorized officers: Now, therefore be it Resolaed, That any or all of the securities from time to time belonging to the Regents of the University of Minnesota may be deposited with Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis in custodian accounts with the understanding that such securities may be held on a nominee basis and that the Vice President, Business Administration and Assistant Vice Presi- dent, Business Administration of the University of Minnesota be authorized to make any and all agreements on behalf of the University in connection therewith: Be it further Resolved, That said Northwestern National Bank of Minneapolis is hereby authorized and directed to act upon written instructions in respect to the purchase, sale, exchange, delivery or other disposition of any of the securities deposited in this account provided said instructions are signed by the Vice President, Business Administration, Assistant Vice President, Con- troller, or Chief Accountant and the Bursar or Assistant Bursar of the Uni- versity. Said Bank is further authorized without additional s ecific instruc- tions to remit all monies received by it representing principaf'or income on the securities in said custodian accounts to the University. Agreement and Related Documentation filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,644A.

VETERINARY MEDICINE BUILDING The Vice President, Business Administration, reported for the information of the Board, the filing of a request with the Commissioner of Administration for an allocation of $100,000 from the Higher Education Facilities Contingent Account to supplement the appropriation made by the 1965 Legislature in the amount of $900,000 to construct and equip a veterinary medicine building.

LEGISLATIVE BUILDING REQUESTS Dean Rodney A. Briggs, University of Minnesota, Morris and Dean Sherwood 0. Berg, Institute of Agriculture reviewed the Ten-Year Building Program for the University of Minnesota, Morris and the West Central School and Station. Voted, on the recqmmendation of the Vice President, Business Administration, and the President, to approve the planning of physical facilities on the Morris Campus to accommodate 2,000 students. Voted further to approve the principle of 25% equity funding of dormitory construction on the Morris Campus. Voted, on the recommendation of the Vice President, Business Administration, and the President, to approve the presentation of the above ten-year building programs to the Legislative Building Commission. Detail filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,645. Professor William F. Hueg, Jr., Assistant Director, Agricul- tural Experiment Station, reviewed the Ten-Year Program for the Southwest Experiment Station, Lamberton. Voted, on the recommendation of the Vice President, Business Administration, and the President, to approve the presentation of the above plans to the Legislative Building Commission. Detail filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,646.

GIFT FROM ALICE TWEED TUOHY Voted, on the recommendation of the Vice President, Business Administration, and the President, to accept a gift of $10,000 from Mrs. Alice Tweed Tuohy toward the construction of the addition to the Tweed Gallery, Duluth. This gift is in the form of a cancellation of the University's promissory note dated December 13, 1963 and payable December 13, 1966. The President reported for the information of the Board, the completion of cataloguing of a significant addition to the Kerlan Collection in the University Library which was received from the estate of the late Dr. Irvin Kerlan.

GIFT FROM MacPHAIL COLLEGE OF MUSIC The President introduced Mr. William G. MacPhail and Mr. Vern Moss of the MacPhail College of Music and reported the receipt of the foIlowing formal communication from Mr. Mac- Phail on behalf of the Board of Trustees of MacPhail College of Music: President 0. Meredith Wilson The University of hlinnesota Dear President Wilson: In recognition of the mutual interest of the University of Minnesota, and the hlacPhai1 College of Music in developing music education of the highest quality in the State of Minnesota, the Board of Trustees of the MacPhail College of Music have adopted the following Resolutions: "IT IS RESOLVED by the Board of Trustees of MacPhail College of Music, Inc., that the college itself, its School of hlusic, its name, its real and personal properties located at 1128 LaSalle Avenue and 52 So. 12th Street, h.Iinneapolis, Minnesota, its good will, its reputation, traditions and sixty years of musical heritage be presented and en- trusted to the Board of Regents of the University of Minnesota to the end that the cultural development of the City of Minneapolis and State of Minnesota may be enhanced." This gift is undertaken with the desire that the Regents of the Univer- sity of Minnesota assume all rights to use or dispose of the properties given in whatever manner they deem most appropriate to the purposes of the University and is also undertaken in recognition of the Memorandum of Understanding between the University of Minnesota and the MacPhail College of Music developed in two years of discussion between represen- tatives of these institutions, and attached to this letter. If accepted, the gift would become effective on July 1, 1966, and the MacPhail College of Music would cease to exist as a corporate enterprise offering music instruc- tion and degree programs after September 1, 1966. The functions and activi- ties now being carried on by the MacPhail School Division will continue initially under the same faculty at the same location. The gift of land, buildings, and other property here offered is as follows: "The names of MacPhail School of hlusic and of MacPhail College of Music. The real properties, land, buildings and parking areas located at 1128 LaSalle Avenue and 52 So. 12th Street in the City of Minneapolis. The inventory of organs, pianos and ot$er musical instruments. The traditions and functions of MacPhail. It is our hope that this gift can be accepted, and that the benefits to music and music education which we expect to flow from the gift will be fully realized in the years ahead. Sincerely yours, William G. MacPhail President MacPhail College of Music Voted, on the recommendation of the Vice Presidents and the President, to accept the gift of the property, traditions and operations of MacPhail School and College of Music in accord- ance with the terms of the above letter and with the understand- ing that the arrangements for the formal transfer and initial operation will be made in accordance with the Memorandum of Understanding between the University of Minnesota and the MacPhail School and College of Music, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,647.

hiINNESOTA JUNIOR COLLEGE BOARD Voted, on the recommendation of the Vice President, Business Administration, and the President, to authorize the appropriate administrative officers to negotiate and execute a lease agree- ment with the Minnesota Junior College Board covering the use by the Itasca Junior College of facilities and land on the campus of the North Central School and Experiment Station, Grand Rapids for a period of seventy-five years.

CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS-MEDICAL SCIENCES Voted, at the request of the faculty of the College of Medical Sciences and the Dean of the College and on the recommenda- tion of the Vice President, Business Administration, the Vice President, Academic Administration, and the President, to ap- prove the Constitution and By-Laws of the College of Medical Sciences with the understanding that the methods of liaison be- tween the College and groups outside the University should be incorporated in an amendment to these documents either separ- ately or as a part of the By-Laws, Article 111, Section C2, Educa- tional Policy Committee and with the further understanding that the By-Laws, Article 111, Section E, Advisory Council and sub- sequent references would be changed to read "Faculty Advisory Council" for purposes of clarity. Constitution and By-Laws filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,648. Voted further to amend the wording in the Statement of Policy and Implementing Resolution Concerning Private Consul- tation Practice in the College of Medical Sciences adopted on June 15, 1963 and September 20, 1963 to be in harmony with the wording of the above Constitution and By-Laws as follows: 1. The penultimate sentence in the final paragraph of the Statement of Policy should read, "Expenditures from accounts established for the support of college-wide activities will be administered by the dean with the advice of the Committee on Private Practice Activity." 2. The second sentence of paragraph 4 of the Implementing Resolu- tion should read: "Four additional members of the faculty of clini- cal departments shall be elected by the vote of the Executive Fac- ulty of the clinical departments of the Medical School. CONSTITUTION-COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Voted, at the request of the faculty of the College of Liberal Arts and the Dean of the College and on the recommendation of the Vice President, Academic Administration, and the President, to approve the Constitution of the College of Liberal Arts with the understanding that the Dean of the College will submit a statement of the purpose or mission of the College to the Board at a subsequent meeting. Constitution filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,649.

EMPLOYEES UNION The Vice President, Business Administration, reported the receipt of a summons and complaint filed in District Court against the Regents by the University of Minnesota Employees Union, an unincorporated labor association, Alois Klick and Ernest Degraff as Plaintiffs. Regent Mayo, Chairman of the Labor Committee reported that the Labor Committee and Regent Montague had considered the above matter at a meeting of the committee held on March 10, 1966. At the request of the chairman, Regent Montague made the following statement: "Members of the Board have been furnished copies of the Summons and Complaint in the recent action by the University of Minnesota Em- ployees Union and certain individual employees against the Regents in connection with the life insurance, hospital and medical benefits problem. At the last Session of the Legislature, the University representatives stron ly urged that the Legislature include University employees and make suita%le provision for carrying out this plan. The Bills in both the House and the Senate, as introduced, specifically excluded all employees of the University nor were they included in the Bill as passed. The language of the Act makes clear that it is applicable only to "Regular En~ployeesin the Classified Service of the State Civil Service and Paid on the State Pay- roll." The title to the Act is similarly limited. It is therefore clear that the Legislature did not intend to include and did not include University em- ployees in the Act. I am sure that at the next Session of the Legislature we will review our efforts to have the University employees included in the State plan. Even the provision in the Act for permitting the Administrative Board to include additional members clearly contemplates that this be done without expense to the State, that is, at the expense of the additional employees included. The employees in this case, however, attempt to secure judgment of the court that the University must install this service despite the refusal of the Legislature to include the University. I think it advisable that the University employ counsel to defend this case. I also think there may be some questions that may arise that would require consideration by a special committee. I therefore move that the Administration be authorized to employ special counsel to appear for the University in the case. I further move that an ad hoc committee be appointed by the Chairman to keep in touch with the counsel thus em- ployed and with power to act for the Board." Voted, on the recommendation of the Labor Committee and Regent Montague, to authorize the appropriate administrative oflicers to retain special counsel to appear for the University in the above case. Voted further to instruct the Chairman to appoint an ad hoc committee to keep in touch with the counsel retained with the understanding that the committee will have the power to act for the Board in this matter. The Chairman appointed the following to serve on the ad hoc committee concerning the legal action brought by the Univer- sity of Minnesota Employees Union: Regents Gainey, Hartl, Hess, Hughes, Mayo, Montague, and Silha.

BUSINESS VICE PRESIDENT'S REPORT Voted to approve the report of the Vice President, Business Administration to the Chairman of the Executive and Finance Committee, filed supplement to the minutes, page 18,650. Voted to approve transfers of funds No. 9501 to No. 11000 inclusive. Voted to approve journal vouchers No. 33501 to No. 41500 inclusive. Voted to approve requisitions No. 141257 to No. 146144 in- clusive. Voted to adjourn. L. R. LUNDEN,Secretary