Volume 6, Number 42, October 30, 1979
This Week
The Case Against Paul Volcker
by Nora Hamerman
The Week in Brief
Economics
Volcker’s ‘Organized Chaos’-The Next Shoe Drops
by Lydia Schulman and David Goldman
Gold
“A Beautiful Trick” – A Three-Point Gold Proposal.
Euromarket Shakeout in the Works
by Laurent Murawiec and Susan Johnson
Hit Against Dollar To Prime Sterling’s Role
by Susan Johnson
Transportation: Moving Closer to Deregulation
by Stephen Parsons
Banking: Comptroller’s Hearing on Marine Midland Hit Snag
by David Goldman
HongShang Statements Inadequate.
Corporate Strategy: SCM: Who Really Wants To Sell Out
by Leif Johnson
Third Quarter 1979: The Major Trends in Trade
by Richard Schulman
Middle East
The End of the Camp David Era: What Next?
by Robert Dreyfuss
Mideast Institute Meet a Flight from Reality
by Nancy Coker
John Connally Urges Armed Takeover
Israel: The Biggest Government Crisis Ever
by Mark Burdman
Nahum Goldmann: Zionist Challenges the Zionists
LaRouche Invites Goldmann To Tour
U.S. Report
Is the Fed’s Volcker Actually Insane?
A statement from the editors of Executive Intelligence Review.
Where They Stand on Volcker’s Credit Policy
Where Are The Real Democrats
Law
Senator Kennedy’s Protection Racket in the Federal Election Commission
by Karen Manne
Energy
Are Oil Prices Going Out of Control?
by Judith Wyer
How the multis made their record profits in driving the independents out.
New Reality in World Oil
Spot Oil Prices Reach $50 a Barrel
Europe
The View from the Federal Republic
by George Gregory
Our Bonn correspondent takes a look at the military strategy debate in Europe.
An ‘Independent Europe’–Kissinger Style
by Susan Welsh
Cool Reception for Hua
Latin America
Secret Conference in London Maps Caribbean ‘Security’ Strategy
by Mary Goldstein
State Dept. Hand in El Salvador Coup
U.S. ‘Reappraises’ Relations with Jamaica
Latin Nations Reject Gunboat Diplomacy
Counterintelligence
Bircher Larry McDonald: It’s Done with Mirrors
Press
Making the News Media Report the News
Rep. Zeller: Need Control of Press Power
Asia
India: World’s Largest Democracy at the Crossroads
New Wave’s Ganesh Speaks about India
‘For Stability, Unity and progress’ in India
Statement by the All India Congress Committee.
Columns
Congressional Calendar
Hearings Set on Volcker Credit Crunch – ‘Big Mac’ for Chrysler? – Kennedy’s Illinois Brick Bill – Congressional FEC?
Facts Behind Terrorism: Justice Department Opens Door to Terror
by Robert Kay
Labor Periscope: Will Labor Go After the Fed?
by Lydia Cherry
World Trade Review
