Post-Vote Hill Session Not Likely
i Prospects for a post-election session of Congress to deal with inflation faded yesterday when the Senate Democratic Policy Committee couldn't agree on a comprehensive legislative program.</br></br>ItÛªs conceivable, however, that lawmakers might have to ! return after the Nov. 5 elections in order to complete action on the nomination of Nel-!son A. Rockefeller to be Vice President.</br></br>j Senate Majority Leader I Mike Mansfield (D,-Mont.) said I the policy committee, with about a dozen members present, did set a goal of cutting the federal budget by $7 billion to $8 billion below the $305 billion originally sought by the White House. * But Mansfield said the committee couldnÛªt agree on a unified approach to other economic policy questions, and therefore he sees no point in a November-Deceniber session unless required by other busi-I ness or the President draws i up a program of his own and asks Congress to act on it on an emergency basis. Last week Mansfield had said he hoped for such a session to tackle I economic problems.</br></br>I Whenever Congress does go home, he said, it would be under conditions allowing the leadership to summon it back whenever needed.</br></br>The Senate passed a $3.1 bil-! lion four-year extension of i federal aid for neighborhood! health centers, community! mental health centers and mi-; grant health centers.