Carter pledges bipartisan foreign policy effort
President-elect Jimmy Carter told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he would push bipartisanship and share private contacts to ease White House congressional strains. He warned he may withhold information in future crises, and outlined immediate foreign priorities including the Middle East and SALT talks with the Soviet Union.
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Rejected welfare applicant rammed White House gate
Steven B. Williams fifty eight years old? No, 38 from Santa Fe New Mexico attempted to crash a 1965 pickup into the White House gate to wake President Ford. He was arrested on government property destruction charges after Secret Service questioning. A $550000 steel barrier blocked the breach and bomb experts found no explosives. Williams said he aimed to wake “the man” before he kills us all and claimed eight days in Washington after welfare rejection.
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