Volume 5, Number 6, February 14, 1978
International
U.S., Soviets Face Test of Détente over Horn of Africa
by Robert Dreyfuss
Washington Blows the Horn of Lunacy
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Europeans Move To Cool Horn Crisis
The Horn of Africa: Poverty, War–and Potential
The Soviets in Africa: Britain’s View and Reality
British House of Commons Claims Russians To Invade Europe – Will Ethiopia Invade Somalia?
Saudi-American Alliance Under Attack from London and Israel Lobby
by Judy Wyer
Influencing Oil Production – Hersh Doesn’t Know What He Is Talking About – “The Story Came from London.”
Lebanon Flare-Up Threatens Mideast Peace Process
Sadat on Arab British Agents.
U.S. Report
Hearings Open on Expanded Eximbank Role
by Kathy Murphy
“Plenty Of Animal Waste.”
Slanders Backfire; NAACP Gathers New Support
Power Spokesman Praises NAACP Energy Policy – Hooks: We Don’t Want Handouts – The Press Has Confused the Issue.
Reuss: ‘Every City Needs A Rohatyn’
Senate Recesses, No Energy Bill in Sight
U.S. Senate Passes Percy Nuclear Nonproliferation Bill
U.S. Threatened with ‘Government by Scandal’
Economics
European-Japanese Gold Moves Put London in Policy Tailspin
“Mr. Roosa Is Upset About How His Plan Is Being Used” – It’s Only a Short-Term Tactic – “We Have To Have a Little Bloodshed” – West Germany Wants “Nothing Connected to Inflation.”
Franc Attack Judoed Against Pound
British Concede Arab Outflow Potential – Sterling: A Rothschild Bank vs. a U.S. Commercial Bank.
Lazard Readies Alternate U.S. Credit and Banking System
Javits Aide: Sure We’re Looking at New Ways To Invest Pension Money.
Blumenthal’s 1979 Federal Budget: A Blueprint for Destruction of the U.S.
by David Goldman
Counterintelligence
Emergency Strategic Memorandum: Vital Strategic Implications of British Intelligence Admission Philby’s Was Treble Agent
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
London Press: Philby Is Still Ours
Labor
The Textron Story: The Bottom Line Is Union Busting, G.W. Miller’s Labor Policies
by Leif Johnson
Europe
Franco-German Summit a Blow to Britain
Italy: Berlinguer Proposes an ‘Emergency Pact’ To Replace Communist Demands for Emergency Government
A British Ultimatum.
Bonn’s Defense Minister Hounded Out of Office
West German Cabinet Reorganized
