Split Faced By Congress On Slump: Congress Back, Finds Split on Slump Action
! Congress came back from a1 10-day Easier recess yesterday ito find deepening divisions in 'Washington over what meas-| urcs to lake in combating the recession.	j</br></br>Senate Majority Leader, Lyndon B. .Johnson (D-Tcx.),; spearheading a broad-gauge Democratic antislump drive,i told newsmen he plans to talk with key Republicans to de-</br></br>Sens. Lyndon B. Johnson (D. Texas) and Styles Bridges (R. N.H.) serve notice that Senate will hold fast to its control of funds in Defense reorganization. Page A8.</br></br>Said Johnson: ÛÏIf we canÛªt; gel cooperation from the Administration, and if the (Re-] publican) minority feels it; doesnÛªt want to face up to this; recession, thatÛªs their respon-, sibility.Û	!</br></br>Johnson talked to newsmen informally while former Prcs-I ident Harry S. Truman, in testifying' before the Mouse Banking Committee, was rec-! jommending a 5-billion-dolJar lax cut and large increases in public spending to meet the recession.