Carter Looks Toward 1978 With Cautious Optimism
President Carter, weary yet confident, reflects on 1977 and outlines hoped for 1978 gains in foreign and domestic policy. He cites SALT I progress, a test ban, Middle East peace hopes, welfare reform, energy plans, and a strong US economic recovery while acknowledging public doubt and declining popularity.
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