Volume 4, Number 25, June 21, 1977
International
As Belgrade Conference Opens – Soviet Pressure Forcing Turning Point
by Christopher White
Brezhnev, Czechs Warn: Nuclear War Could Erase the Issue of ‘Human Rights’
European Press Agrees Carter Is Losing Europe
Carter Administration Split over Belgrade Policy
National
Carter’s Energy Program Hits the Rocks
Teller: Yes to Breeder in the Future
Carter Administration and Republicans: Is a Deal on Korea in the Works?
by Daniel Sneider
‘A Salute to Nelson’ – Republican Leadership
by Barbara Dreyfuss
Meet Brzezinski’s Projected Replacement: Kissinger
‘Kissinger Is Very Available’
The Solution to Jake Javits’ Fears
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Javits Tells Senate: Save the Banks Before It’s Too Late
Economics
OECD, BIS Share Panic over World Economy
Internecine Banking Warfare Erupts
Pressure for Establishment of Independent Arab Capital Markets
South African-Soviet Deal on Gold-Backed Monetary System
U.S. Economy Crossing Over into Production Decline
Energy
Europe Ignores No-Energy Plan, Pushes Triangular Deals
Report of the ERDA Fusion Review Committee
IAEA’s Fusion Research Council: ‘Aggressive Fusion Effort Urgent’
Science & Technology
The Truth About ‘Nuke Power Plant Terrorism’
by Jon Gilbertson
Oil Exploration Breakthrough – New Energy Beam has Great Industrial Potential.
What Would Really Happen If Terrorists Really Seized a Nuke Plant
by Jon Gilbertson
Military Strategy
Swedish Laser Chief Reviews Soviet Superweapon
‘Sputnik of the Seventies’ Revisited: Why the Red Army Doesn’t Need the Cyber 7600
by M. Bacco
General Keegan: An Appreciation and Critique
by Bob Cohen
Europe
Dr. K Revived To Threaten Schmidt, Andreotti Governments
by Vivian Freyre
Improved Bonn-Moscow Relations Signaled by Genscher Visit
Spanish Pro-Development Forces Win in Parliamentary Elections
Soviets’ Pre-Belgrade Offensive Forces Shift in French Situation
Britain: New Parliamentary Coalition Ahead?
Middle East
Soviets, Saudis Eye Political Deal on Middle East
“The Saudis Want To Make Real Investments in the West” – Carter May Make a Deal with the Russians.
Menachem Begin: Monkey-Wrench in the Mideast
Lebanon Crisis Builds
Africa
South Africa Exposes CIA Terrorism, Takes Aim at Carter’s War Scenario
Who Runs ‘Left’ Terrorism in South Africa?
South Africa’s Fabian Controllers — Who Is J. Wayne Fredericks?
Rockefeller’s Control of Southern African Raw Materials
by Alfred Ross
Asia
Japanese Businessmen Turn to Soviets and Europe
Latin America
Carter’s Colombian Drug Bonanza
Rosalynn Takes Carter Diplomacy to Latin America
Law
U.S. Labor Party Report Documents Federal Harassment of Political Opposition
