Volume 5, Number 40, October 17, 1978
This Week
A Mideast Explosion Is Imminent
America’s failure has opened the region to London’s war plans.
Japan Agrees with Schmidt: ‘EMF To Help the Dollar’
NSC’s Trade Sabotage Scored
by Maureen Manning
Drugs and Political Murder-the Soviets Launch a Probe
U.S. Report
Is U.S. Policy Made in Disneyland?
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LaRouche warns that lunacy in Washington threatens disaster, depression, and war.
1. Economic Fantasyland: ‘Domestic Camp David’
by Lydia Dittler
One voice of sanity
2. Camp David ‘Triumph’ Leaves Mideast Policy in Ruins
by Robert Dreyfuss
3. Two Brands of Insanity on SALT and Détente
4. Policy Disaster in Africa
by Kathy Stevens
Economics
Britain Begs for Entry into EMS
by Susan Johnson
Soviets, Japanese pledge support for system’s development goals.
The Miyazawa Plan
Safeway’s British Labor Strategy Spells Trouble in U.S.
by Lydia Dittler
Who’s Who on Safeway’s British Board.
Europe
Another Popular Mandate for Helmut Schmidt
by John Sigerson
The internal reaction to West Germany’s Hesse elections.
The EAP’s Program Won in Hesse, But Its Votes Were Stolen
Counterintelligence
Begin Crackdown on IMF Drug Trade
by Donald Baier
House Committee Rips Drug Trade, Drug Banking
Carter Pledges Crackdown on Drugs
Colombia Declares War on Drugs
DEA Campaigns Against Leniency Toward Pot
Pot Condemned as Glaucoma Remedy
by John Bellows, M.D.
Bourne Opposes Anti-Cocaine Fight
Public Backlash Hits Drug Decriminalizers
by Marcia Pepper
Third World
Turkey Rejects IMF’s ‘Straitjacket’ and Cold War
An exclusive interview with Turkish Foreign minister Gündüz Okçün on debt, drugs, and détente.
Will Turkey Volunteer To ‘Stem the Red Tide’?
by Nancy Parsons
Turkish Official: No Nostalgia for Cold War
Economic Survey
Britain Plots U.S.-Canada Merger
by Peter Wyer
The City of London’s stalking horse grabs for America’s economy.
Special Report
The Elite That Can’t Think Straight
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Lyndon H. LaRouche on the method and madness of the Council on Foreign Relations.
