Volume 6, Number 8, February 27, 1979
This Week
Behind Camp David
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Britain’s “bust OPEC” caper.
Oil Hoaxsters Lure OPEC into Price-Rise Tactics
by Judith Wyer
López Delivers Shock of Reality to Carter
International
British Puppets Prepare Armageddon
by Daniel Sneider
Includes Soviet warnings, statements from Hanoi and Peking, what Europe is thinking, plus Germany’s stake in détente.
The Strategic Parameters of World War III
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LaRouche on how the China-Vietnam war will go nuclear.
Egypt-Israel Pact: The Second Front
by Robert Dreyfuss
U.S. Report
Who’s Running the Government?
Missile Crisis-style EXCOM takes charge of Carter.
State Acts Like It’s Preparing for Conflict
U.S. Counterforce Posture: Calculated Madness
by Robert Cohen and Paul Goldstein
GOP, Dems Turn to LaRouche Leadership
Republicans call for an American foreign policy.
Teamsters Grope for a Bargaining Strategy
by L. Wolfe and M. Moriarty
Labor Periscope
AFL-CIO Leaders Upset By Carter China Policy – PROD Falling Apart – Cesar Chavez in Cahoots with United Brands, Opposes Agricultural Labor-Saving Technology.
Energy
Strategic Reserve Plan Hits EMS
Oil grab would prepare U.S., British Commonwealth for war; secret memo to President Carter tells the story.
The Reserve: Who’s Pushing It?
Quotes from Kennedy’s speech on Mexican oil, and an exclusive interview with energy consultant Goldmuntz.
Economics
Banking Confab Turns into Fight
by Mark Tritsch and Susan Johnson
IMF credit rationing versus EMF lending the issue in conference debate on the future of the world economy.
British Banker: I Hope LaRouche Breaks His Neck
Rough Going for Bank Takeovers
by Kathy Burdman
Economic Outlook
Credit Markets: Miller Hints at Recession, Signs of Credit Tightening
by Richard Freeman
Foreign Exchange: Dollar’s Stability Is Deceptive
by Susan Johnson
Gold: A Pause in the Gold Rush
by Alice Shepard
Corporate Strategy: Question Mark over Chrysler
by Lydia Schulman
Commodities: Commodity Speculation Based on War Economy Drive
by Richard Schulman
Trade: U.S. Protectionism Aimed at Derailing Tokyo Summit
by Richard Katz
From Our Competition: The Economist on Spot Oil Pricing
British Steel on Downward Slide
by Lydia Schulman
AMA meeting throws cold water on much trade talk.
China Trade or China Swindle?
by Peter Rush
Limited oil reserves, bureaucracy, and domestic political uncertainty all combine to cloud the outlook for business.
Science and Technology
Dr. Press and U.S. Science Policy
by Marsha Freeman
“I’m an advisor, not an advocate of science.”
Sending Third World Technology to the U.S.
Ibero-American Conference Meets
by R.D. Cedeno
Pledges to strengthen science and technology.
A University To Foster Development
Europe
France, in Africa, the Mideast
by Garance Phau
A common front for peace and economic progress.
Giscard Defines Foreign Policy
With a political map of French diplomacy.
Counterintelligence
Gardner, State Dept. Defend Red Brigades
Publication of U.S. report may provoke ambassador’s recall; coverage includes what the Perrone report said, and what the press and PCI are saying about it.
