THE MICHIGAN DAILY

LECTURE SERIES - Sen. Hubert Humphrey (left) and Sen.
Thurston Morton will participate in a debate on the United States
foreign policy at 8:30 p.m. Monday in Hill Auditorium. This is
the first presentation of the 'U' Lecture Course this semester.
Senators To Hold Debate
On U.S. Foreign Policy
Senator Hubert Humphrey, (D- 14,myro inaoi 95
Minn.)tand Senator Thurston B. 1944ayoUnited Staeos e945-
Morton, (R-Ky.) will participate
in a political discussion Monday at beginning with his election in
8:30 p.m. in Hill Auditorium as 1948.
the second semester series of the Sen. Morton, member of ad his-
University Lecture Course com- torical Kentucky family, graduat-
mences. ed from Yale University in 1929.
BothnenwltFollowing graduation he entered
Both men will take divergent business and has also been active
positions on the subject "Is our in civic affairs.
Foreign Policy Sound."H
Sen. Humphrey, who has spent He was the president of the
a great deal of time traveling in Goodwill Industries, Kentucky,
the European and Middle-Eastern and is a trustee of the Lincoln In-
theatres, is chairman of the Sen- stitute, a secondary school for Ne-
ate Foreign Relations Sub-Com- groes. He is also a trustee for the
mittee. Senator Morton served as Frontier Nursing School
President Eisenhower's Assistant Enlisting in the Navy before
Secretary of State for Congres- Pearl Harbor, Morton served on
sional Relations from 1952 until active duty for four years. He now
he resigned in 1956. holds the position of Commander
Sen. Humphrey has an AB de- in the Naval Researve..
gree from the University of Min-
nesota and received his MA at the
University of Louisiana. He has
returned to both institutions to
teach political science. titutions to K XA
Positions held by Sen. Humph-I
rey include membership in the DIAL N
administrative staff of the WPA,
service on the Minnesota War I WHAT MAKES,
Manpower Commission, state MOTION PICTUR
campaign manager for the Demo-
cratic presidential campaign of

MALE HOUSING:
University To Consider
All-Freshman Houses
The possibility of having at
least one freshman house in men's tuted, upperclass houses w:
residence halls next year was low, although not necessari
called "likely" yesterday by Drake year, according to Duane.
Duane, '58 Inter-House Council Plans for each house he
president. follow the same pattern,
A freshman house would be says. There is a possibility
composed entirely of freshmen, erick House, with a capac
instead of freshmen, sophomores, only 75, will revert back
Juniors, and seniors as under the English Language ,Institute
present plan.
Details have not yet been set,Tbt l f a n
but possibly the final plan of any V
freshman house would include
academic counseling within the
house.
Discuss Plan
Duane is a member of the Mich-
igan House Plan Re-evaluation 'U' Television will pres
committee, which has been dis- group of programs over I
cussing plans for experimenting stations Sunday morning.
with Tyler, Prescott, and Fred- "Genius will be given at1
erick houses when they revert to over WWJ-TV and ThisaW
men's housing next fall. S c i e n c e will be shown
Beside various plans for fresh- WXYZ-TV at 9:45 a.m. alor
man houses, the committee has Understanding Our World s
also discussed establishing an up- a.m.
per class house, an honors house Genius is an hour pi
similar to Martha Cook, and re- which will present a discuss
verting back to the original idea both Adam Smith's Book "
of the Michigan House Plan, of Nations" and "Your
which called for staff positions First Years."
to be 'filled by University faculty. Prof. Stephen T. Rousseas
Assistant Dean of Men Karl economics department wil
Streif, chairman of the eight-man 'lyze the impact of Smith',
committee, says the committee on ,'the economic thinking
"has now started to seriously con- 18th and 19th centuries.
sider" the different plans. How- The second half of this
ever, he says it is "too early" to vision hour, "Your Child's
determine w h a t experimental Years," will present a rep
features the three houses will children's accidents and p
have. This World of Science wi
Includes Counselors sent Bertram Herzog, a Uni
Academic counseling within a mechanical engineer. He w
house would include a house staff plain some technical term:
of academic counselors. The staff as force, deflection and str
would do all counseling for the In the television series 1
residents. Under this plan, stu- standing Our World Prof. V
dents might be segregated ac- Miller of Survey Research
cording to school, and "engineer- will take a close look a
ing corridors," for example, would people are for or against p(
result. issues.
If a freshman house. is insti-



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