Volume 5, Number 13, April 5, 1978
International
U.S. Groups Back Mideast Development Plan with Saudis
by Judy Wyer
Carter, State Department Prepare Middle East Development Policy
by William Engdahl
Energy Department Threatens Saudi-U.S. Relations
Rockefeller Development Corp. Eyes Turkey
Mideast Development Chances Held Hostage to Israel's 'Masada'
by Mark Burdman
Weizman And Masada — Israel Will 'Go To Any Lengths' To Crack Saudi-U.S. Ties.
Support for Israel Wanes In U.S.
U.S. Report
Carter Faces Four Key Decisions
Public-Private Effort Emerges: Export Drive To Support Dollar, Ensure Mideast Peace
Exim Chief Moore Asks $300 Billion in Exports
Miller, Blumenthal Push British Attack on Dollar from Within Administration
Henry Owen's Aide: We Hammered It Out with Callaghan – State Department Expert on Bonn Summit.
Is Japan the 'Export Faction's' Weak Flank?
Carter Seeking Breakthrough on SALT
Carter Faces 'Acid Test' for U.S. Policy in Africa
Memorandum on AFL-CIO Economic and Strategic Policy
by Warren Hamerman
Economics
February Trade Figures Clobber Dollar
Congress Could Collapse World Bank
British Agents Draft: Final Solution for New York
U.S. Labor Party Draft: Legislation To Save New York City
Japan Economic Survey
Blumenthal's Yen Rise Seeks Japan's Downfall
by Richard Katz
Japan's Economists: Hamilton, Hegel, and Kanamori
Export Industries: How the Yen Rise Hit
Energy
'Development Pays': How West Germany Is Winning the Brazilian Market
"In the War for Markets, the Armaments Give Energy" – "A German Point of View on the Nuclear Agreement: A Strategy To Reach Technological Hegemony" – "Country's Nuclear Project Looks to Next Century."
Europe
SPD Faces Tight Race in West German State Elections
by James Cleary
Third World
IMF and U.S. Treasury Seek Peruvian Default
by Mark Sonnenblick
