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Congress to Lock Doors On Some Major Bills By Jack Bell WASHINGTON (AP)-Flushed with adjournment fever, Congress is getting ready to lock the cold storage vault on a dozen major administration legislative proposals on its way out of town. After a huddle with Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield and Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen Monday, House Speaker John W. McCormack announced a quitting goal of Oct. 22.

He said the final curtain might be pulled even before then. Later, McCormack and Mansfield met at the White House with President Johnson and Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey. Before going to the White House, McCormack had conceded there is rough going ahead to try to get agreement by both houses on the form of such legislation as the demonstration cities bill, unemployment compensation, truth in packaging and the funding of Teacher Corps salaries. Even if the Democratic leaders succeed in getting whipped into shape, the election year Congress will leave 'behind a sizable number of administra- tion measures.

The Senate gave Johnson some trouble with his spending budget when it passed Monday a higher education bill ballooned $1.1 billion beyond his requests. The actual appropriations, however, remain to be determined in a later catch-all money In acting on the measure the Senate scuttled Johnson's request for District of Columbia home rule, refusing to filibuster threatened but never started by Southerners against an elective government in a city 63 per cent Negro in population. This and some other issues were left behind which Johnson may try to ignite in 1967. include the civil rights bill and the measure to eliminate state bans on the union shop both killed by the Senate. A gun control bill, truth in lending and at least three or four health programs the President recommended are going in the deep freeze, along with a Senate passed'wild rivers measure.

Johnson's proposed election law reforms, electoral college changes and four-year terms for House members got nowhere. Congressional redistricting was left for 1967. The President talked about easing East-West trade restrictions and the House responded by voting to prohibit bargain- price sales of U.S. farm commodities to nations that trade with North Viet Nam or Cuba. This has hung up food for peace legislation, although tt probably will be rescued before adjournment.

Congress paid no attention at all to a presidential recommendation to boost user taxes to provide more revenue for highway building. Hotel At KC Gets Green Light Monday, Oct. WASHINGTON appeal challenging construction of a multi-million dollar Hilton hotel and convention complex in downtown Kansas City was dismissed Monday by the U.S. Supreme Court. The project has been in litigation since 1963, when the plan was announced.

Operators of the Hotel Muehlebach and Hotel Continental said unconstitutional use was being made of state redevelopment laws to carry out the project. The Jackson County Circuit Court ruled the plan legal and that ruling was upheld by the Missouri Supreme Court. The project would include two hotel buildings, one 16 stories, the other eight; six two-story motor hotel buildings and a two-story convention center. were: suit by the Prairie band of Potawatomie Indians against secretary of the interior, band sought to share in a judgment of $3 million given to members of the tribe for taken a century ago. dispute over whether 15 of land and the persons on them belonged to school districts in Haskell or County in Kansas.

The voted 52 to 44 to trans- the land to the Santanta ni- high school district in Has- County. The Grant County Planning Board opposed it and state superintendent refused transfer the territory to San- the The other lands A sections living school Grant residents fer kell the to GE Strike Threat Grows By Neil Gilbride WASHINGTON (AP) The threat of a strike against giant General Electric Co. heightened today despite intensified efforts of government officials who fear a walkout would hurt the Viet Nam war effort. "It is unforunate that this company has not moved an Inch," said Paul Jennings, President of the International Union of Electrical Workers. "I think it is rather obvious that if there is no movement there is going to be a strike," Jennings added.

"No progress" was'the report of Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz and Secretary, of Commerce John T. Connor after more than two hours of separate meetings with both sides Mon day night. Would Strike Monday Some 80,000 members of Jen nings' union are scheduled to strike at 12:01 a.m., Monday if the dispute over a new contract Is not settled. Another 40,000 members of 10 other unions negotiating with the company also have threatened to strike.

General Electric in its approximately 160 plants around the nation makes a multitude of products ranging from light bulbs to such weapons of war as jet fighter plane and helicopter engines, bomb, sights, cannons and machine guns. Kills Himself HAGEN, Germany (AP) Kurt BoJaender, 54, former SS officer, and principal defendant at a war crimes trial here, was found hanging in his cell Monday, the prosecutor's office said. New Low Price On PERMAGLAS THE ORIGINAL GLASB-LrVEP WATER HEATER 64 95 74 95 J-10 Gal. 40 Gal. 10-Year (iunranirr GAGE'S, INC.

Sth and Walnnl Court Refuses Kansas Cases VMSHINGTON (AP)-The U. S. Supreme Court Monday re fused to hear three Kansas cases- They tanta. The case of George D. Poulos, Wichita, who contended he was' being denied the right to- a fair because of pretrial pufclici- and because the judge refused to grant a change of venue.

Wesley Hospital Seeks Millions WICHITA (AP)-Wesley Medical Center will try to raise $10 million within fiye years and $20 million within 10 years to finance major expansion, officers of the staff said Monday. Features of the building program will be facilities for laboratory and technical use, and a diagnostic and therapeutic tower designed for growth. Actor Dies LONDON British actor Wilfred Lawson, 65, at his London home Monday night. He was believed to have suffered a heart Lawson appeared many times in the United States. In 1M7 be toured the States as Edward Moulton-Barre'tt in "The -Barretts of Wimpole Street." Pope Declines I's Offer NEW YQRK (APV- Francis Cardinal speliman has disclosed thai he'offered to resign as Roman Catholic archbishop of New York because of age.

Pope Paul VI asked him to stay on. The cardinal, 77, made the announcement, from the pulpit during; a ceremony in St. Pa trick's Cathedral Monday- Cardinal Speliman said he wrote' a tetter to the Pope Sept, 21 complying. with a recent request from the Pope for bishops who are 75 or over to offer their resignations. He said that Monday morning he received word from the Pope that "he" wishes me to continue for the present" as archbishop and as military vicar of the U.S, armed forces.

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