Volume 6, Number 21, May 29, 1979
This Week
Oil Crisis Is Unnecessary
by Nora Hamerman
This Week in Brief
Economics
U.S. Sets Policy for Tokyo Summit
by Lydia Schulman
Treasury, State propose IMF surveillance over U.S. economy.
Poultry: High Technology Winner for Entrepreneurs and the Developing Sector
by Susan Cohen
U.S. Court Clears Road for HongShang Bank Takeover
by Kathy Burdman
Carter Administration Moves U.S. Economy into Recession
by Steve Parsons
Euro-Arab-Soviet Combination Rigs the Gold Market
by Alice Roth
Major Shakeup Underway of U.S. Raw Materials Supply Channels
by Renée Sigerson
Foreign Exchange: A Foot in the Tokyo Door
by Susan Johnson
Outlook for World Trade: Control, Trade War and No Growth
by Richard Schulman
Britain: The Titanium Tangle: ‘Free Enterprise’ Put to the Test
by Marla Minnicino
Europe
European Elections: What’s at Stake
by Vivian Zoakos
Nuclear power, EMS pitted against the Hapsburg program in campaigns.
1. Germany’s Choice: Development or Feudalism
The ELP: High Profile on the Real Issues.
2. France: De Gaulle’s Europe or None
3. ELP Campaigns in Gen. Haig’s Homeland
4. Italy: A Nation’s Future at Stake
by R.D. Cedeño
5. Sweden: Swan Song for Socialists
by Paul Arnest
Economic Survey
Ireland: The Fastest Growing Country in Europe
by Marla Minnicino
American System policies behind economic boom, decision to join EMS.
Latin America
Cuba, Mexico Heads of State Meet
by Robyn Quijano
Energy, industrial development posed as the alternative to war.
López Portillo, Castro Issue Joint Communiqué
Mexico Will Not Tolerate Genocide
Counterintelligence
Zionists Tied to ‘Nazi’ Organizing, Part 1
Labor
Foresee Big IBT Role in 1980 Campaign
Fitzsimmons: ‘We Need Candidates With Workable Solutions’
Columns
Congressional Calendar
by Barbara Dreyfuss and Susan Kokinda
Congressional Votes Aimed at Carter Administration – What Do Jack Kemp and George McGovern Have In Common? – Antinuclear Drive Steamrolls Timid Opposition – Kennedy’s Antitrust Legislation on Front Burner – Trade Legislation To Go to Hill in June.
Labor Periscope
One Strike Ends, Another Drags On – Steelworkers Union Under CFR Siege.
American System: Matthew Carey on Protection vs. Free Trade
Energy: London Oil Wire Leaks Classified CIA Scenario
by William Engdahl
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Imposes Three-Month Licensing Moratorium – Exxon Head Predicts 20-Year Gas Shortage.
Facts Behind Terrorism
by Michele Steinberg
Italian Investigation Uncovers Bertrand Russell Networks Behind Terrorism – U.S. Terror Wave Readied.
World Trade Review
