Carter's poll rise amid Middle East talks and Nile Egypt visit
A Louis Harris Chicago Tribune Service survey of 1,200 adults shows President Carter gaining positive opinion to 40 percent overall, with 63 percent positive on his Middle East efforts after Sadat's visit. Voters still rate him negatively on economy and Congress handling, though confidence in the White House rises to 53 percent. The Cairo talks and potential energy bill could shift sentiment further.
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Vernon Bellecourt told about 150 people at D Q University that President Carter will not support native rights. He called Carter a Georgia colonialist living on Cherokee land and warned that pending congressional bills may end treaty rights. He noted some Indians voted for Carter as an illusion.
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