Volume 4, Number 4, January 25, 1977
International
Moscow Green Light for T-Ruble
East-West Business Ties – Possibilities and Realities
Schmidt and Andreotti Concur on Approach to European Problems
New Hansa Bank Formed.
Comecon Meeting in Cuba Opens Trade Offensive to Latin America
National
Sorensen Defeat Shows Strength of Anti-Carter Forces on Capitol Hill
Republican National Committee Comes Under Trilateral Leadership
Washington Week: Schlesinger in Command
Economics
Westinghouse vs. Rio Tinto Zinc: A Company Against Uranium Use
Dollar Gains Brief Respite ... at U.S. Credit Market’s Expense
Forlani Trip to U.S.S.R. Seals Multi-Level Economic Agreements
Farm Policy Fight Shapes Up; Wheatgrowers Demand ‘Market Development’
Steel Industry in Limbo
U.S. Steel Industry Announces Counterattack Against Imports.
Energy
OECD Nations Defy Trilateral Commission, Seek Nuclear Energy Development
Saudi Production Increases Aimed at Creating New International Oil Marketing Network
Arabs Move To Create Arab-European Tanker Fleet
Yamani: ‘U.S. Is Principally Interested in Raising the Price of Oil’
Science & Technology
U.S. Computer Firm Invites Soviets To Spur Technological Innovation
Military Strategy
Zbigniew Brzezinski’s ‘Trotskyist’ Gang-Countergang Tactic
Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde
Europe
British Government Unions Base Recovery on Technological Growth
Giscard in Retreat, Barre Steps Forward
“Report on the Broad Orientations of France’s Foreign Policy” — Giscard: “French Foreign Policy Not Made in Newsrooms.”
The French Side Of the Abu Daoud Affair
Schmidt’s Speech Sparks Heated Debate in West German Parliament
Middle East
Israel Hawks Demand ‘Spirit Of Entebbe’
British Press Warns of Reprisals and Terror.
Carter’s Zionist Lobby: A Dossier
What’s Behind the ‘Arab Boycott’ Bills
Why Is Cyrus Vance Going to Egypt?
Egyptian Riots Explode IMF Austerity Program
Asia
Reflation Is Out for Japan
India’s 1976 Success Based on New World Economic Order in 1977
Economic Trends in Southeast Asia: An Overview of the ASEAN Countries
The Philippines: Debt High and Sugar Low
Indonesia: Holding Action Against Austerity
Malaysia: Beset by Speculation and Battles Over Oil
Vietnam To Greatly Expand Relations with West
South Korea: Still on the ‘Most Troubled Nation’ List
Taiwan: A U.S. Dependent
People’s Republic Of China: Oil Will Lead the Way
Fukuda’s ‘Reflationary’ Budget: Neither Fish Nor Fowl
Latin America
Right Celebrates ‘War of Pacific’
Chile and Peru Assert Mutual “Preparedness” for Replay of 1879-81 Conflict – Ecuadorian Rightists Feed War Scenario.
‘Depend on U.S. for More Hunger’
Congress Told Mexico: ‘Part of U.S. Economy,’ U.S. Troops Are Ready
Peruvian Interior Ministry Rejects NSIPS Director’s Protest Letters as ‘Inadmissible’
Law
Carter Justice Department Prepares Witch-Hunt Against U.S. Labor Party
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
