Volume 5, Number 14, April 11, 1978
International
Prevent U.S. Foreign Policy Collapse
by Criton Zoakos
Soviets: N-bomb Outrages World
Press ‘Leak’ Used To Run U.S. Foreign Policy
The Carter Trip: Brzezinski’s Quest for a ‘Missile Crisis’
by Chris Allen
The British View: ‘Cuban Missile Crisis of 1978’
Coverage of Carter’s Stops: Venezuela, Brazil, Nigeria
Venezuela: Carter Backs IMF, “Gasahol” – Brazil: “Confront the Communist Menace” – Nigeria: What Kind of U.S. Policy? – Young Pushes Africa Development ... and the British Don’t Like It — The State Department Shifts.
Special Report
London Threatens Terrorism Against the Papacy
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
U.S. Report
Carter Set Up for One More Fall on Economic Policy
Press to Carter: Inflation, a Test You Will Flunk – To Jawbone, or Not To Jawbone... – “Inflation Is for Real.”
Chicago Calls for Positive Exports Policy
Kissinger Tour - A Web of Lies, Provocations
The Press: How You Get the News
Maryland House Passes Exim-Nuclear Resolution
Economics
Europe Seeks Revival of U.S. National Interest
by Susan Johnson
French, German, Soviet Relations: Two Views
Les Echos on Rockefeller’s Development Proposal
Pound Plunge Foreseen: No Technical Solutions for the Dollar
by Alice Shepard
West German Bankers Stave Off Economic Collapse
by Renée Sigerson
Agriculture: Congress Avoids Need for U.S. To Be Major Food Producer
Bourne: Do Like China – Bourne: Redistribute the Wealth.
Economic Survey
The State of East-West Trade: Siberian Project Intersects Trade, Finance Fight
by Rachel Berthoff
Soviet-American Trade Drops Sharply
Trade Contraction Slows Soviet Development Plans
Energy
Historic Supreme Court Ruling Eases Nuclear Power Development
Where Do the Environmentalists Go from Here?
Counterintelligence
Jack Anderson: Her Majesty’s Columnist?
by Stuart Pettingell
Europe
British ‘Gaullism,’ Or, How To Subvert European Technological Development
by Pamela Goldman
Third World
Arafat Calls for Return to U.S-Soviet Statement
Israel: Political Crisis Grows
