Carter’s Cabinet Faces Scrutiny On Appointments
A tenuous portrait of President elect Carter’s proposed cabinet shows lingering questions about whether seasoned Washington insiders from Kennedy and Johnson eras will be chosen. Reporters note potential turnover, preparedness, and the White House control over personnel as Carter weighs ultimate selections, with names like Ray Marshall and others floated amid ongoing deliberations.
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White House transitions and budget plan shift on defense waste
Reporters quote Carter and aides amid talks of defense budget cuts and a push for a website reform to improve economy. Carter stresses Cabinet selection timing, White House control, and tight budget discipline as top priorities while signaling a cautious path for rapid changes.
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Carter's Manners Draw Wide Public Interest
Washington dispatch notes Jimmy Carter hailed as perfect houseguest during pre inauguration visits. Hosts describe his simple tastes, courtesy, and candid talk, with many Americans opening homes and planning to attend the reception. The piece blends anecdotes from several hosts across states about Carter sleeping well, preferring cold cuts and milk, and engaging in private conversations.
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Carter allies with black clergy back Bell for attorney general
President elect Jimmy Carter invited three black clergymen to church and after services they endorsed his pick of Griffith Bell as attorney general. Clergy praised Bell despite civil rights criticism and his membership in a segregated club. Carter plans White House staff picks and a government reorganization briefing with other officials.
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CIA Chief George Bush denounces Soviet leak report
CIA Director George Bush said he was appalled by leaks of a new intelligence report on Soviet military plans and warned against attempts to influence Carter's policies. He urged punishment if a former agent involved is convicted for selling secrets. panel findings showed Russians may seek superiority over the U S rather than parity.
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