Volume 6, Number 9, March 6, 1979
This Week
Rhodesia Enforces Genocide
Southern Africa to be “third front” in surrogate warfare.
Schlesinger Pushes Plan for Cutbacks on IEA
Turkey’s Ecevit in Fight versus IMF Austerity
LaRouche Represents USLP at PRI Celebration in Mexico
Energy
Oil Hoax and War: Schlesinger’s At It Again
Military threat to Mideast leads to new “crisis” scenario.
The Calls for U.S. Troops in the Mideast
How They Rigged the Oil Markets
by Judith Wyer
The situation within OPEC
Iraq, Saudi Arabia reject price hike.
‘U.S. Will Go to War for Oil’
by Christopher Allen
The North American Common Market threat to seize Latin American oil for war.
Schlesinger Declares Energy War
by William Engdahl
The Oil Hoax—An Attack on the EMS
by Alice Shepard
International
British Arranging Confrontation
by Paul Arnest
Carter Administration extends “arc of crisis” to Mideast, Eastern Europe.
Shulman: Soviets To Face More Crises
Fritz Kraemer: Teng the Hero of our Time
China Escalates, Discounts Soviets
by Daniel Sneider
China Vulnerable to Viet-Soviet Attack
by Dean Andromidas
China in Asia: Blind Aggression
Europe
Europe Says No to China Card
Giscard reemphasizes role of European Monetary System as Europe’s leaders warn of continuing danger of world war.
Schmidt: France, B.R.D. Concur on Indochina
Italian Scores British in Mideast, Endorses LaRouche for U.S. President
Economics
British Bank Takeovers Stalled
by Kathy Burdman
USLP charges turn acquisition bids into political hot potato.
N.Y. Banking Supt. Siebert Demands ‘National Policy Review’ By Congress
by Kathy Burdman
On the World Credit Markets
by Kathy Burdman
The ghost of Keynes strikes out at European Monetary System.
Economic Outlook
U.S. Credit Markets Are Moving to the Short Side
by Richard Freeman
Commodities: Copper Price Boom Betokens Creation of ‘Common Fund’
by Renée Sigerson
Foreign Exchange: Cross-Stabilization of Yen and Deutchemark Is Under Pressure
by Susan Johnson
Keeping Tabs on the Economist
by Richard Schulman
Britain: British Production Figures Belie the Promise of the North Sea Boom
by Marla Minnicino
Gold Prices Reflect Dollar Stabilization
by Alice Shepard
Chinese Cancellations Shock Trading Community
by Peter Rush
Corporate Strategy: Would You Buy a Used Car from Lazard Frères?
by Peter Ennis
U.S. Report
The AFL-CIO Refuses Action on the Chinese Threat of War
Labor Periscope
Jack Jones Is in Detroit To Study UAW Model for Britain – Building Trades Union Leaders at Heritage Foundation Energy Conference – Teamster “Dissidents” in Trouble in Motor City.
Is the ADL Behind a U.S. Terrorism Outbreak?
by Robert Kay
Law
Reform of the Antitrust Laws
by Felice Gelman
Kennedy sponsors “legal” onslaught against U.S. industry.
Who Joined Kennedy on the National Commission
Kennedy’s Illinois Brick Bill
The Metzenbaum Bill
Special Report
The Vatican’s World Diplomacy Is Key to Fight for Progress
by Vivian Zoakos
CELAM III: Policy Is Science, Growth
by Valerie Rush
The Cristero Heresy in Mexico and the Theology of Liberation
John Paul Affirms Industrial Growth
Populorum Progressio for World Peace
Who Is Archbishop Lefebvre and Who Does He Represent?
by Vivian Zoakos
World Trade
World Trade Review
New trade deals and cancelled deals.
