Inaugural week offers wide public events for Carter
Washington outlines five days of free and ticketed activities for the Carter inauguration. Highlights include a noon oath ceremony on the Capitol steps, inaugural balls at $25, concerts from classical to jazz, public dances, prayers at King’s service, open monuments until midnight, and numerous Smithsonian events. The 40 member committee funds about $3 million for the public portion of the week.
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Levi Denies OK for Micronesia Wiretap and Praises FBI
Attorney General Edward H. Levi rejected reports that the Justice Department had approved electronic surveillance in Micronesia and praised FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley. He said investigations into past FBI and CIA abuses continue, noted a shift in FBI priorities without disruption, and declined to predict indictments or discuss ongoing probes. Levi also dismissed press claims about Micronesia surveillance and commented on Carter’s pick for attorney general, Griffin B. Bell.
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Nader critiques Carter cabinet picks with few exceptions
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader said he spoke with President elect Jimmy Carter about cabinet posts but disapproved of most final choices. He praised Fay Bell Marshall, Joseph Califano, and Bob Bergland, while criticizing James Schlesinger and W Michael Blumenthal and urging outside perspectives for Carter.
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NAACP chief disappointed by Carter cabinet choices
NAACP executive director designates Benjamin Hooks says Carter’s cabinet picks lack black representation with only one black appointee and urges scrutiny of Griffin Bell. Hooks calls for anti cronyism, notes racism in private clubs, and urges blacks to organize for broader gains beyond cabinet posts.
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