Volume 6, Number 38, October 2, 1979
This Week
Cyrus Vance and the ‘Big Lie’
by Nora Hamerman
The Week in Brief
Economics
Foreign Exchange: The Shape of the New Monetary System
by David Goldman
European-Arab Gold Deal in the Making
by Alice Roth
Who Has the Gold? – Press Ponders Gold’s Emerging Monetary Role – Losers Weepers.
Domestic Credit: Fed Ignores Warnings on Interest Rates
by Lydia Schulman
Transportation: Fuel Allocation Targets the Midwest
by Stephen Parsons
Corporate Strategy: How Mr. Henry Crown Derailed the Rock Island
by Stephen Parsons and Charles Leone
Trade: What’s Happened To U.S. Exports ... and What Hasn’t
by Richard Schulman
International Credit: Dead Ducks and New Initiatives
by Susan Johnson
Britain: Bank of England: Full Speed Down Hill
by Marla Minnicino
Agriculture: Farm Credit: Overhaul Debated
by Susan Cohen
Asia
Holocaust: Eyewitness Report on China and Kissinger’s Crimes against Cambodia
I. Indian Journalist Tells of Horror
Pol Pot’s Murder of 3 Million – Indira Gandhi Appeals for Aid to Kampuchea – Tuol Sleng: Graveyard of Kampuchean elite.
II. The Story of One Who Survived
III. The Destruction of Phnom Penh
The Chinese Connection
International
IMF Will Be Dumped: France
by Nancy Coker
UN the scene of battle over “conditionalities” policy.
France’s François-Poncet: EMS Will Replace IMF
Jordan’s King Hussein: Peace Equals Development
Secretary of State Vance: ‘Progress Not Inevitable’
Britain’s Lord Carrington: Lament of an Oligarch
U.S.S.R.’s Andrei Gromyko: ‘The Triumph of Reason’
Europe
The Direction of French Policy
The Tradition of Friedrich List
French political economy from Jean Bodin to Charles Dupin–Part 1.
U.S. Report
NATO Admirals Send a Message to U.S.
by M.B. Seidenfeld and Charles Tate
Orient to high-technology export policy.
Counterintelligence
Kennedy and Seabrook
Ted clears the way for environmentalist violence.
LaRouche Says Nuclear Power Key 1980 Issue
Energy
Despite Carter, No ‘Breakthrough’
by Timothy Rush and Carlos de Hoyos
The truth about the U.S.-Mexico gas deal – Extended Negotiations: How Not To Buy Gas.
Economic Survey
Sudan’s Development Potential Faces IMF Destruction
by Peter Buck
Special Report
Decriminalization: Kennedy Campaign Plank in 1980?
by Valerie Rush
The Politics of the Paraquat Program
by Martha Zoller
Third World Condemns Easing of Drug Laws
Mexico’s War on Drugs
Columns
Congressional Calendar
by Barbara Dreyfuss and Susan Kokinda
Labor Periscope: Two Janes and Two Unions for Kennedy
by L. Wolfe
Energy Extra: Saudis, Europe Move Against Oil Speculators
by Judith Wyer
Facts Behind Terrorism: French ‘New Right’ Backs Italian ‘New Left’
by Dana Sloan
World Trade Review
Gold and Currency Price Charts
