On The World Scene - Gene H Hogberg - March 06, 1978

Gene H Hogberg

AMERICA'S OPEN BORDER This week will be one President Carter wishes he never had to go through. By nature a self-described "conciliator," rather than an take-charge leader, Mr. Carter is having to invoke the Taft-Hartley Act in order to force a temporary end to the nation's three-month old coal strike. How successful he is at meeting the challenge from the nation's soft-coal miners will determine the health of the economy at home and the dollar abroad. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library