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officials said they were marshaling what they regard as convincing arguments on the merits of the pending wheat sale to Russia for use with congressional leaders if this is necessary to insure passage of the compromise bill SEN HUBERT Humphrey the Democratic assistant leader from Minnesota said If the House completes action before Christmas the Senate might be able to muster a majority to vote on the measure Friday A majority will be necessary because Sen Wayne Morse has served notice he will demand a quorum call and a roll call on final passage teT IT£ TO NTO THE M°0P IF YOU’RE A MIMUTfc LAfT wmte I OppFR — (D-Or- e) WHEN THE Senate adjourned Demos Ready ‘Test’ of House Saturday reached a Rules Committee Impasse Sen Mike Mansfield the majority leader from Montana told members no business would Continued From Page 1 be transacted this week reading on Mr Johnson’s He scheduled token meetings strength Tuesday and Friday said he Consequently if the President would continue this pro forma 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