Volume 6, Number 20, May 22, 1979
This Week
The British Empire Challenged
by Nora Hamerman
The Week in Brief
Economics
The HongShang Takeover Battle
New York’s Siebert: “Will foreign governments control U.S. capital?”
London Bids for Control over World Lending
by Alice Roth
Curb on Third World Loans on Tokyo Summit Agenda
Financial Times Spells Out Thatcher Strategy for U.S. – Bankers Trust Officer Endorses HongShang Grab, Credit Crackdown.
Deregulation Part of London’s Bank Grab
by Richard Freeman
Japan Sells Its Soul for the Yen
by Kathy Burdman
Gold: Jacques Rueff’s Revenge
by Kathy Burdman
‘Dr. Strangelove’ Prescribes Treatment for British Industry
by Marla Minnicino
More Geopolitics in New China Trade Deals
by Richard Schulman
Economic Survey
Cuba’s Remarkable Development
by Gretchen Small
Cuba: Industrialized by the Year 2000
by Fernando Oliver
Cuba: Its Foreign Policy Is Development
International
The SALT debate: War or Peace?
New Bonn-Paris-Moscow Initiative for ‘Post-SALT’ Europe
IISS Head Spells Out Scenario for Coming East-West Conflict
Moscow: Accord Does Not Remove War Danger
by Susan Welsh
Energy
Saudis, French Plan Energy Future
by Robert Dreyfuss
Fahd visit to Paris also encourages Europe’s pronuclear stance – Fahd: Saudi Oil Will Advance Cause of Peace – French-Saudi Cooperation “A Clearly Hostile Act.”
Hamburg Meet: Third World Needs A-Power
by William Engdahl
“No Industrial Nation Can Give Up Nuclear Power.”
Latin America
Defend Human Rights in Colombia
by Cynthia Rush
New repression hastens disintegration of constitutional democracy.
Open Letter to UN Division of Human Rights
by Warren Hamerman
U.S. Report
CFR Election Scenario Accelerates along with Groundswell for LaRouche
Columns
Congressional Calendar
by Barbara Dreyfuss and Susan Kokinda
Emergency Preparedness Measures Under Scrutiny – Opposition to Department of Natural Resources Kills Bill – Wheat Cartel in the Works? – Synthetic Fuels Promoted – Moves Afoot To Resume the Draft – Helms, Stevenson Apprehensive as Senate Approved Camp David Aid.
Labor Periscope: There’s More to the Rubber Strike Than Meets the Eye
by L. Wolfe and M. Moriarty
Abraham Lincoln and American System Politics
Energy: López Portillo Urges U.S. Lawmakers To Back Producer-Consume Conference
by Elsa Ennis
Facts Behind Terrorism
by Michele Steinberg
Noose Tightens Around Italian Terrorists – Threats Against LaRouche in U.S.
World Trade Review
