Rep. John Conyers Jr. (D-Mich.) stalked out of the White House yesterday after a dispute with President Carter over the Humphrey-Hawkins full-employment bill.</br></br>The confrontation occurred during a meeting of the president, Vice President Mondale and members of the Congressional Black Caucus, one of the most influential black groups in the city.</br></br>According to congressional and White House sources, Conyers walked out after Carter rejected his call for a ?ÛÏCamp David summit conference?Ûª* on unemployment and after two particularly heated exchanges with Mondale over who should be blamed in the event the legislation, named for the late senator Hubert H.</br></br>Rep. Parrcn J. Mitchell (D-Md.), head of the black caucus, quoted Conyers as saying as he left that as a ?ÛÏloyal Democrat?Û? he should be able to propose a legislative strategy without ?ÛÏhis integrity being challenged or his loyalty being questioned.?Û?</br></br>The dispute erupted during one of the series of meetings the president has held with the black caucus, one of his key links to black voters.
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