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been getting small fish unit
! Tuesday morning when the,
found what were said to b,
acres of breaking stripers or
the GooSeS. Some of the boat.
have been bringing back IL to
IA weighing from S to is
pounds. Inshore a few small
perch are biting.
Tllghman Island boats are
concentrating on the Diamonds
and occasionally visiting the
Gooses. They report catches of
IS to so rockfish, mostly in
the Ia to 3-pound class.
Over on the ocean, the best
reports are of cobia off Cape
Charles, Va, and bluefish off
Ocean City. Md. and Indian
River Inlet, Del.
Although northeasters have
been plaguing the coastline in
the last week, boats able to get
out on the Cabbage Patch and
other grounds in the mouth of
Chesapeake Bay have brought
back seven cobia. Four of these
exceeded the 45-pound mini
mum for citations in the Vir-
GINA Salt Water Sport Fishing
Tournament. One, landed at
Cape Charles Wednesday,
weighed SO pounds.
Drum fishing has fallen off
in this area and no channel
bass have been caught.
Drum Off Wachapreague
Up at Wachapreague, Va,
boats that could get out have
been catching sea bass on the
offshore wrecks. Founder
catches have diminished to Is
to 40 a day but they are OF
good size. Three black drum
were taken Tuesday night off
the north end Of Parramore Is
land.
Chincoteague, Va, reports
the best drum fishing it ever
has had in Koplin's Slough of
Wallop's Island. Capt. George
Reed went out one night and
got three channel bass and two
black drum. Next night he and
his mate, Bill Bowden, boateC
ID black drum in two hours
Two other private boats also
were out that night and one
got three black drum while the
other boated two. For the mex
three nights. however, ReeC
was skunked.
Blues Start Biting
A very few blues are startinl
to bite while founder fishin,
is picking up inside the inlet
Sol Hoffman of Washington
and five other anglers went on
with Capt. Nathan Hill o.
Spray and got 270 sea has
weighing 21a to AZ pounds
They also caught eight tauto
weighing up to 8 pounds.
Catches Of 80 to go bluefist
mostly in the snapper class bu
with some weighing 3 to
pounds are reported out O
ocean City. Capt. Hoss HATTIE
on Cecil B. took out Matt Sars
field Of Bethesda and Left
Holloman of Washington an
they brought back 80. Flounde
fishing is improving in bay an
inlet.
Capt. Charles Ash reporte,
taking SO blues weighing up t
pounds while trollint
Wednesday four to 10 mile
east of Indian River Inlet. H
says the bottom fishing is goo,
for sea bass on the Old Ground
and porgies on the Fenwicl
wrecks but the fish are running
small.
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FISHING DERBY
SLATED SUNDAY
BY WALTONANS

The Bethesda Chevy
Chase la ak Walton
League viii stage its spring
fishing derby Sunday at
the leagues conservation
farm in Poolesville.
Fishing for members and
guests will ne from noon
to 4:30 pm. Prizes will
be awarded and a 4-pound
bass taken from one of the
clubs ponds will be on dis
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VIRGINIA

FREDERICKSBURG
X LITTLE TIRE co.
24l5 Princess Anne St.
ES. 3-ll4l
FRONT ROYAL
&BoARD TIRE g BATTERY
SIS N. Royal Ave.
NE. 5-277O
HARRISONBURG
kB. r. GOODRICH STORE
298 N. Liberty St. 434-4445
DOUGLAS PEARcE, INC.
so S. Mason St. 434-232l
TRIANGLE
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Fuller Heights I'd. TR. $500
WINCHESTER
kB. 2. GOODRICH STORE
l28 S. Loudon St.
NO. 2-038l
VALLEY PIKE TIRE 8 BATTY
"a w. Hart St. MO. 2-253l
WEST VIRGINIA
CHARLES TOWN
cLENDENING TIRE CO.
III S. George St.
Chorlestown 81
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VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA
HUNTER MOTORS
80l Nj. Vernon Ave.
TIE. 6-27OO
ANNANDALE
HAnnondoIe Tire Co.
1920 Little River Turnpike
CT. 6-5232
ARLINGTON
CALDWELL 6 SON TEXAco
1910 Columbia Pike
IA. 9-964e
X B. r. GOODRICH STORE
$500 No. Foirfox Drive
IA. 5-6l82
RoSsLYN TIRE CO., INC.
1916 No. Moore St.
IA. 5-7228
FALLS CHURCH
WEST END TExAco
1914 West Brood St.
JE. 2-7399
PATS TExAco
69l7 Lee Hwy. 532-e674
FAIRFAX
COURT HOUSE TExAco
2o2 West Main St.
CIR. 3-9707
LARRY'S CIRCLE TExAco
1883 eost Lee Hwy.
CIR. 1886
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IL CHRIS CRAFT-s6-h.p, inboard C..
G. engine. All mahogany. Boat in good
shape and ready to so. Sl,l75.
LOCATED mr.. colesVille, Nd. CAN 5s5-
1919 SPEEDLINER Du. racing utility.
Mere. MK25, trailer, cover. 1925.
Hart BAR SSls Reno I'd. NV. Re. g.
EvINRUDE 35 hip. motor. Manual
1893, best offer over S225. RE. g.
15Is-FT. Fiberglass Day Cruiser,
trailer and 50-h.p. motor. .S2,95O.
-HA. 2-2039 after 5 pm. and wk.-ends.
Ia RUNABoUT. 25:h;p. wizard mo-
cond. Ss95. JU. 9-7262.
go ELGIN cupboard motor with gas
best offer OR dR. q 4.s liGnins' Sl0O OF
go PACEMAKER Leek) '5s, new cond
Fully equip. "Fusilier." Selby Yacht
Basin. For the man who can afford
WILL TRADE NEW TAPE RECORD.
Err or new Hickok 5000 tube tester
for cupboard motor. tn. 2-OS50.
II Fl. FIBERGLASs DAYCRUISER,
7s hip. electric johnson. Gator
trailer, must sell BOUGHT new boat
5000 or best offer. OIL. 1890.
1S-FT. CABIN CRUISER, inboard in
GLIDING depth finder, compass, many
aeess. $3.50 or trade, FE. 1880.
26-FT. MAYCRAFT FAMILY CRUISER
225 HIP. Gray Marine Eng, fully
equip. Walk-in Head, galley, dinette
sleeps 4 plus . hunks for children.
Days "a; 6-331l' nights and wkends
MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTOR
1851, % hip, excel. cond. Less than
10 hrs. use. Complete with controls;
must sell 1878. LII. 1-636s.
RUN-AB0UT, 12-ft. sterrins controls
10 hip. johnson $3.50 or best offer
Call II. 6-76S9 or 546-sS7S.
15-FT. RUNABOUT, IS hip. Johnson
trailer. many extras. viii sacrifice
JE. 3-9S79.
23-FT. LUHRS SEA SKIFF cabin
cruiser, so hrs. on motor, including
beautiful lot facing swimming beach
at Drum Point. Free docking. Club
membership. Small down payment
22-FT. INBOARD CRUISER, 1905
Coast Guard equipped. Columbia Islant
Marina, slip M-l2, VIII. 6-3926.
Motors sales and Service. FisSin;
tackle. bait and boat rentals. restau
rant and bar. Fishing parties by reser
yations; 400 available boat slips. Fo
1851 NhtlOtlo. call WE. 4-SUSl. AnVOn
PORT TOBACCO MARINA. Rte. 30
TO La Plata. Nd, west on Rte. 8,
miles to sign.
REAL BARGAINS
1901 ANA. USED 2O-FT. SEA SKIFF
in excel. cond. with 100 h.p. Dear
born-Eaton, inboard-outboar drive
toilet. Navy top, side and aft. cur
tains.
1861 ANA. NEW 20-FT. SEA sKIFl
with 100 h.p. Dearborn-Eaton, in
. board-outboard drive, Navy top.
WAS S3.764 NOW So. so
1851 ANA. NEW 24-FT. SEA sKIFl
with 1SS hip. Gray. bilEe pump
toilet, windshield wiper, fish vel
navy top, sleeps Q.
WAS S5,213 NOW $685.
1851 HIGGINS NEW 25-FT. Gaia
LIMA FAMILY CRUISER with Ora
70 h.p. VS., many extras.
1850 PENN-YAN DEMONSTRATED
, ER, Just revarnished and painted
loaded with extras.
Terms available Sorry no trade-in
at these prices
NASH MARINE SUPPLIES
$50 Maine Ave. sW. DI. T-4OlC
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HARVEY CRAFT SO. 22-ft. cabin
crusier 70-h.p. Mere, fully equipped.
used 100 hrs leaving area, $3.50.
36-FT. CABIN CRUISER, sleeps 2,
with toilet and basin. 1000. Located
Dial 301-SWift S-34eO.
CHRIS-CRAFT EXPRESS, '54, 81. 500
tlrm. HA. 2-3779, after 5 pm.
ARIsTOCRAFT TORPEDO "I4". pleas
ure runabout ski boat, reasonably
priced. ia. 2-5696.
12-FT. RUNABOUT, 25-h.p. Eigin mo-
Tor and trailer. fully equipped. $3.50.
go OWENS FLYING BRIDoE, ls5
over. a real rare buy for a boatmsn.
call MR.. JACK BLANK. AID. 4-S5OO.
BOAT SPECIALS
2 Brand-new. cupboard boats, newest
6esisn, need room viii take offer,
sts sG O e hp' ssotf bp notGri seIf
dealers invited must get them out Of
stock; Call MR.. JACK BLANK, AID.
ASSOC.
7Is HIP. ELGIN oUTBOARD MOTOR,
with tank, $65. 24S-576S.
IL FIT. 8 IN. PENN YAM, LapStrake
camping cruiser, IS h.p. Evinrude,
1899 models, excel. cond. $3.50. Wo.
PoNTOON PEDAL BOAT, 10 it., viii
handle small cupboard motor. S45
Call 735-070S.
1s' LONE STAR FTBERGLAS 1860,
IS hip. Evinrude cleo. 1859. Genera
TOR, etc. Excel cond. Owner must sell
Immediately. $1,000. MARYLAND
MARINE, RE. 6-2S0O.
l6 FIT. REvEL CRAFT, 40 hip cleo.
johnson, tilt trailer, cover, Access
sories' abolutely new cond. EV. 4
8 Fl. SAILING PRAM. Complete with
all nee. EQUIP. $3.50. Call 6S3-31IS.
Is Fl. LYMAN ISLANDER, go h,p,
Gray, fully equip. incl. head. Buying
| larger boat, must sell this wkend.
$1,000. 9-5, IA. 4-43OO Ext. 10; after
o, FL. 4-3716.
21' OWENS CABIN CRUISER, Sc h-p-,
ga hunks. cleo bilge pump. Painted.
S1.10O. CT. 6-2472.
CABIN CRUISER, Is IT., cupboard
with trailer, S395. Phone JU. 9-6I57.
81 TT. OWENS '53 Sedan Cruiser, new
twin 20 hip, Grays, 2-1 re. Many
extras, l owner, excellent cond
Owner aboard Saturday and SUNDAY
LU. !-2672.
WILL TRADE Beach Lot for 10 It,
Fibre Glass Boat and accessories. Call
CY. T-SS7l aft PM
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FORESTVILLE
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Westpholio Rood RE. 5-7979
OXON HILL
GATZKE'S TExAco
560l St. Bornobos Rd.
10. 7-4955
SILVER SPRING
MoNTGoM'Y HILLS TExAco
94ol Georgia Ave. JU. $1,000
SUITLAND
SUITLAND TExAco
4434 SuitIond Rood
RE. 6-1422
TOWNSHEND
ScHWIEN'S GARAGE
Route 30l at Rte. s
St. abb
WHEATON
X RALPH GRAVES
240l University Blvd, w.
94o-O211
WHEATON TEXAco
ll24l Georgia Ave. 94o-67OO
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA
*ALExANDRIA TIRE SERVICE
1910 King Street OV. 3-0523
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OANs Ne -
CALVERT AUTO SUPPLY
25ol Chomplein St. NV.
co. $4,000
CITY TIRE SERVICE co.
l43l p Street NV.
De. 2-2l37
CLIFF 6 KEN's Texoeo
1900 BIodensbure Rd. NE.
529-4488
kB. p. GOODRICH STORE
443 Eye St. NV. RE. 7-5525
HAcKETT'S TEXAco
6ol New York Ave. NV.
NE. 8-6Ol5
LoMBARDI's TExAco
$40 Florida Ave. NE.
II. 6-265l
kB. 2. GOODRICH STORE
2316 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
LA. 9-89lo
4 THE WATTS BERRY co.
9l7 H St. NE. II. 7-23OI
GATEWAY SERVICE CENTER
467o Livingston Rd. Sc.
10. 2-O72l
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TWO REAL BUYS
1851 30-FT. CRISCRAFT CAVALIER
EXPRESS. de luxe, total time "a hrs.
Partial list of extras. 65W radio tele-
phone, depth finder. fishing chairs.
Extra ice chest and long list of other
25-FT. OWENS PLANKEp HULL i Exo
PRESS. completely reconditioned in
our shop. Rsdio-telephone. search
light. electric bilge pump. new up
holstery. Ready to so So. 200
Over Chesapeake Bay
bridge. first stop light. Right on No.
Rte. 6, 5 miles to Kentmorr Sign.
Stevensville. Nd. MI. 3-3Iql
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WHERE THEY ARE BITING

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WILL TRADE Beach Lot for 10 It.
FIBRE Glass Boat and accessories. Call
CY. 1881 aft. 5 PM.
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*ALExANDRIA TIRE SERVICE
1910 King Street OV. 3-0523
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ariff concessions have increased
tariff concessions have in
creased imports to the point of
causing or threatening serious
injury to an American industry,
and to recommend tariff in
creaSeS when findings are
affirmative.
Authorize the President to
raise tariffs as much as so per
cent above 1894 levels and to
impose import quotas when the
Tariff Commission makes an
affirmative finding under the
escape clause.
Empower congress Il
compel the President to raist
tariffs, as recommended by the
Tariff Commission, If he re-
jectS the commissions report
Such action to override the
President would require a ma
jority vote of the full member
ship of the House and Senate,
Authorize adjustment as
siStance to workers and COM
panies injured by import COM
petition, as an alternative to
increased tariffs under the
escape clause or in addition to
escape clause relief.
Provide adjustment assist
ance to companies in the form
Of technical assistance, loans,
loan guarantees and a five
year carryback of losses for
tax purposes, instead Of the
normal three-year carry-back.
Provide adjustment assist
ance to workers in the form
of job retraining, moving al
lowances and subsistence pay
mentS during periods of unem-
ployment or retaining. The
payments would equal IS per
cent of the workers weekly
wage. up to a maximum Of IS
per cent of the national aver
age manufacturing wage, for
as long as So weeks in most
cases and for longer in some
cases,
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6. o. P. Splits on Strategy
On Presidents Trade Bill

cultural commodities in negoti-
atoms with the Common Mar
ket, if he determines that the
bargain would tend to assure
the maintenance or expan-
sion of United States exports of
the commodity.
Permit the President to ex-
coed the so per cent limit on
tropical agricultural or forestry
commodities not produced in
significant quantities in the
United States.
Authorize the President to
eliminate tariffs when the rate
is 5 per cent or less.
Allow the President to nego-
tate on tariffs for categories
of goods, instead of requiring
item-by-item bargaining.
Require tariff reductions to
take effect gradually, in at
least five annual installments
except for tropical agricultural
products.
Require the Tariff Commits
sion to advise the President
about the probable economic
effects of proposed tariff reduc-
tons. This provision would re-
place the peril points" proce-
dure, under which the Tariff
Commission recommends Spe-
Icific minimum tariff levels.
Concentrate Responsibility
Concentrate responsibility for
tariff negotiations in a special
presidential representative, with
the rank of ambassador.
Bar trade agreement benefits
to Communist countries. de-
fined specifically 10 include
Cuba, Poland and Yugoslavia.
Prohibit tariff concessions to
countries tn at discriminate
against United States goods,
unless the President determines
that the concessions would help
expand trade.
Authorize the President to
restrict imports that threaten
to impair the national security
by damaging essential indus
tries.
Bar tariff concessions on
goods covered by escape
clause" findings.
Require the Tariff Commits
sion under the escape clause to
investigate complaints tn a
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their Appropriations Commit
tees that has tied up all money
bills for several months.
Chairman Clarence Cannon
of the House Appropriations
Committee announced his COM
mittee will meet today to con-
slider the next move in the
appropriation stalemate. The
committee is expected to weigh
the compromise suggested by
Democratic leaders Saturday
to end the controversy over
who should preside when the
House and Senate committees
confer on money bills.
The House committee also
will decide whether to accept
the $277 million emergency
resolution passed by the SEN
ate Saturday for Government
agencies that have run out of
money because of the dispute.
Mr.. Cannon indicated he was
not happy over the Senate's
action in raising the emer-
gency resolution above the
House figure of $133 million,
G. o. P. Discusses Bills
In another DEVELOPMENT to-
day, Senate Republicans dis
cussed all of the major bills
remaining for this session but
made no attempt to state a
party position on them.
Senator Javits, Republican
of New York, announced how
ever, that he is ready to confer
with Senator Anderson, Demo-
crat of New Mexico, in an eff
fort to agree on a compromise
plan of medical care for the
aged.
One Republican substitute
would give individuals an OPP
ton of coverage under social
security or private insurance.
Senator Javits said that if
Democratic leaders accept some
modified approach to their
social security plan it would
get from six to 10 Republican
votes.
In the busiest week since
the session began, the House
and Senate also face a rush to
extend major laws that expire
Saturday night, including:
Extension of more than 81
billion worth Of corporation
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and excise taxes, slated for
Senate debate today.
A bill to prevent the debt
ceiling from dropping to S285
billion, which would be below
the present outstanding obliga-
tons. The administration wants
the present $500 billion limit
raised to S308 billion.
Extension and revision of the
foreign and domestic sugar
quotas.
In order to get these dead
line bills through, Senate
leaders will Sidetrack tempo
rarily the HouSe-paSSed bill to
let a privately owned corpora
ton set up the American part
of a worldwide communication
satellite system.
The determined opposition of
Senators who favor Govern
ment ownership prevented
action last week, and brought
charges of filibustering.
Administration leaders say
they have about 80 out of 100
votes in the Senate to pass the
private ownership bill, and will
press for action after the June
80 rush is over.
The third major bill on the
Kennedy programme general
tax revision measures still
begged down in the Senate FL
nance Committee by conflict
over the proposed 8 per cent
investment credit it would
allow businessmen on funds
devoted to expansion, and the
proposal to establish withhold
ing of taxes on income from
dividends and interest.
Keep Rate at 500
Although it has passed the
House, this bill may not reach
the Senate until Labor Day be-
cause the Finance Committee
also still has to hold hearings
on the tariff-cutting reciprocal
trade bill.
The temporary tax extension
bill slated for Senate action
today would keep the corpora
ton income rate at So per cent
for another year, and hold
excise rates where they are on
alcoholic beverages, cigarettes,
automobiles and accessories.
The Senate committee is
recommending that the 10 per
cent tax on transportation be
repealed for railroads and
buses, and dropped to 5 per
cent for air travel on Octo-
Der !.
meanwhile, the Senate FL
nance Committee hoped to act
this afternoon on the sugar
control bill.
While the Senate is struggling
with the June 80 deadline bills
the House expects to begin or
Wednesday the long-awaiteC
debate over reciprocal trade.
The medical care fight will
, start in the Senate Friday OF
!, Saturday. Senator Anderson
Democrat of New Mexico, CO.
author of the social security ap-
proach favored by President
Kennedy, has decided that the
House Ways and Means Com
mittee will not originate a med
ical care bill this year.
With the support of Majority
Leader Mansfield, Senator An
derSon is preparing to offer a
medical care amendment as a
rider on a House bill dealing
with Federal aid to needy fam
lilies and dependent children.
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BY LEE M. COIN
Star Staff Writer

Republicans are split on
strategy for handling President
Kennedy's ira de bill in the
House this week.
One faction, headed by Rep
resentative ByrneS Wisconsin,
wants to give the President the
tariff-cutting authority he
seeks, but proposes to eliminate
provisions for special aid to
workers and companies hurt by
imports.
The other faction, led by
Representative Mason of I'LL
nois, favorS simple extension
Of the expiring Reciprocal
Trade Act for one or two years.
This would bar substantial re-
auctions of tariffs below pres
ent levels.
Mr.. Byrnes is the most in
fluential Republican on tariff
issues, but Mr.. Mason is the
senior Republican on the House
Ways and Means Committee,
which deals with tariff legis-
lation.
The question is whether Mr..
Byrnes or Mr.. Mason will make
the main COP. move to re-
write the administrations bill.
Reasonably Confident
Administration forces are
reasonably confident of defeat
ing the Republicans and their
Democratic allies in either case.
But the Republicans are trying
to formulate a new proposal to
pick up additional votes.
Furthermore, it is possible
that the backwash of the ad-
ministration'S defeat on the
farm bill last week may
strengthen the oppoSltlon on
other legislation.
The administrations bill
would give the President I'M
precedented power to nego-
tiate tariff reductions, and
would establish an adjust
ment assistance" program to
give financial and other aid to
companies and workers in
jured by rising imports.
Mr.. Mason and other pro-
tectionists opposed the plan to
cut tariffs, but Mr.. ByrneS and
his followers agree in principle
with the administrations lib
eral trade policies.
Group Charges Hoax
Members of the Byrnes group
charge, however, that the adj
juStment assistance program is
q "hoax." They maintain that
it would be discriminatory to
give special aid to workers and
companies injured by imports.
Furthermore, they contend,
adjustment assistance would be
redundant" because similar
kinds of aid are available under
existing laws.
One member of this faction,
Representative Thomas B.
Curtis of Missouri, complained
that the Republican position
has been misrepresented as
outright opposition to help for
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DeodIines Force Hill
Into Heavy Work Load
By ]. A. O'LEARY
Star Staff Writer

Two of the three top issues in the Kennedy program
lower tariffs and medical the aged-w get rolling
in Congress this week.
spurred by the June 80 fiscal year deadline, the
two chambers also will try to break the deadlock between
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imports.
He conceded that the Re-
publicans have been maneu-
vered into a politically diff
cult position on the adjustment
assistance issue. AS a result
he indicated, some liberal Re-
publicans are shifting, and may
back Mr.. Mason's proposal fol
a simple extension of the ex-
piring trade law.
Charges Discrediting
Mr.. Curtis charged that the
administration has hurt it,
bills chances by trying to dis,
credit sympathetic Republicans
For partisan purposes, he said
the administration is trying tt
make it look as if these Re.
publicans are against people
because they oppose adjust
ment assistance.
House debate on the bill il
scheduled for Wednesday anC
Thursday, after expected clear
ance of the measure by thu
Rules Committee tomorrow
The Senate Finance COMMITTEES
plans to hold protracted hear
ings, so Senate action probably
will be delayed until August Of
September.
President Kennedy consider!
the bill, called the Trade Elk
pansion Act of 1862, the mos
important measure on this
years legislative agenda. II
would replace the Reciprocal
Trade Act, which will expire
June 80, and would remain In
force until June 80, 1867.
Would Allow Reductions
The bill would:
Permit the President tc
negotiate reductions of United
States import duties by as
much as so per cent below
levels in force July /, 1862, ir
return for concessions by other
countries.
Authorize the President tt
exceed the so per cent limit
even eliminating tariffs - or
categories of goods in which
the United States and Europe:
Common Market, combined, &C.
count for at least 80 per cent
of free-world exports.
Allow the President to exceed
the so per cent limit for agri.
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