Volume 5, Number 27, July 18, 1978
International
LaRouche Calls for 100-Days Legislative Package To Lead U.S. into New Monetary System
What Carter Can Do at Bonn
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The U.S. Labor Party’s LaRouche lays out a winning strategy.
A New Global Monetary System
by Renée Sigerson
Bremen and Bonn: A program that can solve America’s economic woes.
The Bremen Communiqué
What Is the Bonn Summit’s Energy Policy?
by Tessa DeCarlo
Israel Arms Nazi Falange with U.S. Weapons
by Robert Dreyfuss
Exclusive exposé of attempts to provoke a Mideast war.
Special Report
The Education of Jude Wanniski
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Review of The Way the World Works by Jude Wanniski, Basic, New York, 1978.
Wanniski: Technology, Adam Smith ... and Consensus versus Coalition
by Jude Wanniski
U.S. Report
Carter to Bonn with ‘Questions, Not Reactions’
Brookings demand for European export cuts pushed into background — Carter Stresses Friendship with Schmidt, Nonintervention Toward Soviets.
How U.S. Officials Are Looking at Bonn
U.S. Press Pushes London’s Line on Bonn Summit
London Uses Shcharansky Trials To Wreck World Economic Recovery
Press backlash on dissident trials targeted against East-West trade, SALT — Did Shcharansky “Fallout” Stop 1978 SALT Pact?
NAACP Champions Development, Exports, and Nuclear Power
by Molly Kronberg
What the press didn’t tell you about the NAACP convention — Black Newspaper Assails IMF Role in Africa — Wilson: “Jobs Come from Economic Growth.”
Economics
Gold: A Weapon Against London?
by Steven Parsons
In the wake of Bremen, moves to remonetize the yellow metal – L’Aurore on Rehabilitating Gold – “The Boot Is on the Other Foot.”
LaRouche Explains Why Gold Must Go To $240
And why Europe agrees with him that it must – Why Some U.S. Corporations Are Afraid of a Strong Dollar—For Now — Where Not To Get Advice: The Morgan Bank Old-Age Home.
The Fed’s Miller Under Fire
by Leif Johnson
Economic Survey
The Prospects after Bonn: Where Both Sides of the Grand Design Fight Are Going Next
1. Schmidt Helps Firm a Franco-German Alliance for Development – 2. Giscard’s Post-Bonn Agenda Includes Human Rights for Portugal – Giscard: The Socialist Countries Must Play a Part – 3. Japan Will Pursue Development With or Without U.S. – 4. “Britain Misjudged Badly” and Now Revises Its Options – 5. Italy Isn’t Taking Orders from the British Press.
Counterintelligence
The Truth Behind the Bell Contempt Order
by Edward Spannaus
SWP case is a set-up for terrorism and a prelude to Cartergate.
Third World
‘Grand Design’ Comes to Mediterranean: Turkey and the Soviets Sign Economic Cooperation Pact
by Nancy Parsons
A Closer Look At The Turkish-Soviet Economic Accords — Ecevit Proposes Joint Development of Eastern Turkey.
Cypriot President: Get British Bases Off Cyprus
Venezuela’s Dangerous Compromise
by Gretchen Small
The perils of pursuing economic development without the necessary political corollary.
