7Worry Over ‘Ike's Safety : ee e. Violence in Japan — _ _. Has House, Senate _ Leaders Concerned » WASHINGTON (UPI) — Congress ended a busy week yesterday — again preoccu- pied with the President’s ac“tivities outside this country , —and facing a month of hard - work in order to enact a string of major bills before the political conventions. - Members of both the House and Senate expressed worry over President Eisenhower’: safety when he visits Japan, scene of violent anti- aco es a" r wes _ American demonstrations for weeks. _ The White House and » Secretary a p “of State Christian A. Herter made it plain thev considered the > > presi- dential trip to Japan, Formosa and Philippines American “ti ge : in the It was vital andi maintain- Japanese iroubled learned to , ae the “ing > pres- Far. East. that Eisenhower ~ ~ confeared secreiiy Thursday night a with Democratic congressional lead‘ers on the legislative outlook and Earlier he met with Re-| NEN ee | Congress calls a halt before the July 11 Democratie convention at ‘watchdog on government own. ee Los Angeles. - Other congressional news: EXPENSES: Congress’ spending, | members accused money aN of OO House _ Spending taxpayers’ for va- ~ cations and entertainment. | WN - ef We the Genera: Accounting. Office, began checking into expense accounts * The House Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to provide medical care for be- tween 500,000 and one million per- | |> _ Sons over 65 with very low incomes. _ MINIMUM RC crimes. MEDICAL: ee PAYOLA: The House Commerce Committee voted to make rigged . quiz shows and_ payola_ federal —s -. trip. OS “his Dae a leaders of congress. — Senate Democratic Leader. Lyn| don B. Johnson (Tex) told mem“bers Friday “‘it may be necessary’ «to have Saturday sessions and carry. over into the evenings up until WAGE: .. The’ House Labor Committee voted tentatively “in favor of a three- -step increase in the $1-an-hour federal minimum wage to $1.25-and a five-step boost in the number of workers covered. |