Volume 6, Number 15, April 24, 1979
This Week
The Henry Kissinger Question
The Week in Brief
Economics
New GATT Treaty Initialed
by Richard Schulman
Antidirigist measures prompt Third World boycott – C. Fred Bergsten on GATT.
Brascan Bids for Woolworths
by Peter Wyer and Leif Johnson
Interest Rates Tightened in Europe and Japan
by Alice Roth
Miller Holds Back on New Credit Tightening
by Lydia Schulman
Dollar, Sterling Get Brass Knuckles Treatment
by Susan Johnson
Treasury Reverses Policy on Gold Sales
by Alice Roth
British To Close Europe’s Only Integrated Iron, Steel, and Tube-Making Plant
by Marla Minnicino
Kahn Puts U.S. Metals Producers in Inflationary Price Rise
by Renée Sigerson
Fed Approval of British Bank Takeovers Challenged in Court
by Kathy Burdman
Revive the Policies of Friedrich List, American System Fighter
by Kathy Stevens
International
Bilderberg Cult Plots Oil War
EIR publishes scheduled attendance at Austrian gathering.
Special Report
Israel: Model Nazi War Economy
by Max Sawicky
With the Nile Secured, March to Euphrates Begins
Prostitution Thrives in Schachtian Israel
Europe
Brandt Crony Organizes Against Schmidt, Wehner
And reinterprets German policy.
Karamanlis Maps His Country’s Future Role
by Erini Levedi
Greece seeks to bridge Europe and the Arab world.
Economic Survey
‘Free Enterprise’ Threatens French Economy
by Alain Lemal
With EMS on the back burner.
Reviews
‘The Energy War Has Begun’
by Susan Johnson
Review of La Guerre de l’énergie est commencée by Lionel Taccoen.
Soviet Sector
Soviet Scientist Condemns the Harrisburg Nuclear Scare
U.S. Report
LaRouche or Fascism
by Anne-Marie Sawicky
Labor Party leader only candidate opposing Carter reorganization – Masons’ Leader Endorses LaRouche for President.
Reorganization: Behind-the-Scenes Coup
by Barbara Dreyfuss
Latin America
Mexico: Carter Administration Regroups for Attack
by Tim Rush
‘An Iran on U.S.’s Southern Border’
Labor
After the IBT Contract–What Next?
Columns
Congressional Calendar
by Donald Baier and Barbara Dreyfuss
Opposition Mounts to Department of Natural Resources – Agricultural Development Hangs in the Balance – Ribicoff-Javits Terrorism Bill Revived – Fed Membership Bill Killed Through Compromise?
Energy: New Plan Prepared To Break U.S.-Saudi Oil Link
by Judith Wyer
Facts Behind Terrorism: Nuclear Terrorism Scenario Is ‘Live’
World Trade Review
