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Historic Year for Education in Michigan;New State Board Takes Office January 1\n\nThe cight new members of the State Board of Education,which underthe 1963 Constitution has been given general supervision and coordinationof all levels of the Michigan school system,will take office on January 1.Selected by Michigan votcrs in the November election,the board membersare as follows:  \nDr.Charles E.Morton,38,of Detroit,is minister of the MetropolitanBaptist Church in Detroit.He has taught at several colleges,including DillardUniversity in New Orleans,where he was chairman of the Division of Human-ities and professor of religion and philosophy.He will serve an eight year term.  \nDr.Edwin L.Novak,40,of Flint,is an optomctrist.He received hisdoctorate from Wayne State University.Appointed to the State OptometryBoard in 1962,he has also been president of thc Michigan Association ofOptometrists and Opticians.He will serve an eight year term.  \nThomas J.Brennan,40,of Dearborn,is a partner in a Detroit law firm.He was a Bell Telephone Company employee before he took his bachelor's de-gree from University of Detroit and his law degree from the Detroit College ofLaw.He will serve a six year term.  \nDr.Peter Oppewall,of Grand Rapids,is a professor of English at CalvinCollege.He received his bachelor's degree from Calvin and a master’s anddoctor’s from University of Michigan.He will serve a six year term.  \nCarmen L.Delli Quadri,47,of Houghton,is a professor of business andengineering administration at Michigan Technical University.He has taughtbusiness administration and industrial relations at University of Detroit.Hewill serve a four year term.  \nMarilyn Jean Kelly,26,instructor at Albion College,holds a bachelor'sdegree from Eastern Michigan University,a master's from Middlebury Col-lege,Vermont,and has done graduate work at Wayne State University.Shealso has a year of graduate study at the Sorbonne,University of Paris.Shewill serve a four year term.  \nDr.Leon Fill,50,of Huntington Woods,is a Detroit medical doctor.Chairman of Lakeside Medical Center,he is a board member and executiveof Doctors Hospital and Lakeside Hospital,and president of a number ofcorporations.He will serve a two year term.  \nDonald M.D.Thurber,46,of Grosse Pointe,is president of PublicRelations Counselors,Inc.,Detroit.From 1958 to 1963,he was a memberof the Board of Regents of the University of Michigan.He received hisbachelor's degree from Harvard University.He will serve a two year term.  \nBeginning in 1966,Michigan voters will elect,every two years,two membersof the state board for the full eight-year terms of the office.  \n## Brodinsky Hails Ten Major Educational Events of 1964\n\nThe following are the ten major Educational Events of 1964 as seen byBen Brodinsky,President,Educational Press Association of America.  \nCONGRESS EXPANDED the National Defense Education Act,cnacting aid for improvement of instruction in English,reading,history,geo-graphy,and civics.  \nFunds for student loans were increased;the number of fellowships for1965 was doubled.But most important,NDEA institutes for training ofteachcrs,previously limited to guidance counselors and teachers of modernlanguages,were broadened to include teachers of English,reading,civics,history,and geography;teachers of “disadvantaged youth”;librarians andeducational media specialists.  \nFederal money for purchase of equipment(previously limited to science,mathematics,and forcign languages materials)may now be used to buy ma-tcrials for the teaching of English,reading,history,geography and civics.  \n100  \nTHE U.S.SUPREME COURT RULED thatstate legislatures must apportion their seats on the basis ofpopulation.  \nEducators agreed this ruling would have profound effectson the future of public education.Financially-pressed urbanschool districts,badly under-represented in many state as-semblies,","cbCaikt6IxYwB1Ug","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikt6IxYwB1Ug","pdf",387738,"English","# 1965 Historic Year for Education in Michigan;New State Board Takes Office January 1\n## Board members and terms\n# Brodinsky Hails Ten Major Educational Events of 1964","[{\"question\":\"When will the Michigan State Board of Education members take office?\",\"answer\":\"They will take office on January 1.\"},{\"question\":\"Who chooses the State Board of Education members, and under what constitutional basis?\",\"answer\":\"Michigan voters select the members in the November election under the 1963 Constitution.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the ten major educational events of 1964 described in the text?\",\"answer\":\"They include expansions to the National Defense Education Act, increased funding for student loans and fellowships, broadened NDEA teacher training, Supreme Court rulings affecting apportionment, and actions related to desegregation and membership in major education organizations.\"}]","1965 Historic Year for Education in Michigan - New State Board Takes Office January 1 | PDF",1789972355]