Considers H.R. 17551, the Trade Expansion Act of 1968, to amend the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 and the Tariff Act of 1930 to conform U.S. law to GATT Kennedy Round negotiation results through reduction of import barriers and tariffs. Also provides for trade adjustment assistance for U.S. industry hurt by foreign competition, reorganization of the Tariff Commission, extension of the trade provisions of the U.S.-Canada Agreement under the Automotive Products Trade Act, and extension of executive authority to conduct international trade negotiations. Focuses on discrimination against U.S. products in foreign markets and dumping of foreign goods in U.S. markets.