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House to Consider Indochina Crisis
Washington —(U.P.)— A debate on the Indochina crisis was expected to break out in the House today when it takes up the $28 billion defense appropriation bill.
Rep. Frederic R. Coudert Jr., (R-N.Y.) planned to offer an amendment to the bill which would bar shipment of U.S. troops to Indochina without congressional assent.
Administration leaders thought they could defeat Rep. Couder's amendment. But they were not happy about the debate it is sure to set off in the midst of the Geneva conference.
Rep. Coudert said his amendment was not aimed at President Eisenhower. He said he was sure that Mr. Eisenhower would not take the nation into the Indochina war without consulting congress. But he said it was time Congress reasserted its constitutional war-making powers.
Other congressional developments:
Housing—The Senate Banking committee resumed its investigation of the multi-million dollar Federal Housing administration scandals this morning with three former FHA officials slated as witnesses. Meanwhile, Sen. Harry F. Byrd (D-Va.) called on the Justice department to take immediate legal action against any of the "criminally liable" builders who reaped millions in "windfall" profits on government-insured construction loans.
Farm—The administration's Senate-approved wool subsidy bill headed for a House Agriculture committee presents an overall farm bill. Chairman Clifford R. Hope (R-Kans.) said his House Agriculture committee had agreed to act on price supports for all farm commodities in a package bill. The Senate approved the wool bill yesterday after defeating, 48 to 40, a farm block attempt to tack on an amendment to extend high level price supports.
Taxes—Robert Providence, R.I., attorney, has warned that the present "Marxian method of taxation" threatens to push the U.S. into Socialism and urged a Senate Judiciary subcommittee to approve a constitutional amendment to put a 25 per cent ceiling on income tax rates.
Bentley—Rep. Alvin Bentley, the Michigan Republican who was given only a 50-50 chance to live after he was gravely wounded by Puerto Rican fanatics last month, has resumed a "full schedule on a limited basis."
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