SATURNINO PREDICTS CRUSHING VICTORY FOR MDB by MDB Senator Roberto Saturnino -- EXPERTS COMMENT ON BRAZIL'S DIPLOMATIC PROSPECTS -- REACTION TO CUBAN INTERVENTION IN ANGOLA DISCUSSED -- Nigeria May Trade Oil for Brazilian Products by Luiz Alberto Bettencourt -- Nigerian Petroleum May Be Refined by Petrobras -- Brazilian Sales May Reach 180 Million Dollars -- INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND BRAZILIAN FOREIGN TRADE POLICY DISCUSSED by diplomat Lauro Barbosa da Silva Moreira -- ENGINE PARTS FIRM SIGNS CONTRACT WITH CZECHOSLOVAKIA by J.S. Vanni -- COPPER PRODUCTION-CONSUMPTION RATIO ANALYZED -- MARKETING PLANS OUTLINED FOR SOYBEAN SECTOR -- JAPANESE STUDY TEAM -- BANK FEDERATION PRESIDENT CRITICIZES ECONOMIC POLICY -- SIGNIFICANT DECREASE IN WHEAT PRODUCTION -- BLAS ROCA EXPLAINS CHANGES IN ORIGINAL DRAFT CONSTITUTION -- Crowd Shouts for Intervention in Panama During Castro Speech -- Speech by General Torrijos on 12 January -- Torrijos Expresses Appreciation for Gift -- CANADA: Relations With Latin America -- CHILE: 'Fascist' Junta To Court-Martial Corvalan -- CHILE: Art Exhibit in Italy Dedicated to Chileans -- CHILE: Italian Trade Unions Against Chilean Products -- PUERTO RICO: Draft Compact Rejected -- PANAMA: Deportation of Businessmen Backed -- ARGENTINA: Campora Sees Need for Organizing Labor Front -- ARGENTINA: Coup Chances Getting Better -- ARGENTINA: Reorganization of Cabinet Called For -- URUGUAY: CIA, Regime Cooperate Against Communism -- ST. KITTS: Negotiations Between St. Kitts and U.K. -- JAMAICA: Cubans Who Will Build Jr High School Arrive -- BOLIVIA: Newsman's Release Demanded -- PERU: Fernandez Maldonado Calls for Revolution -- ANGOLAN MPLA FORCES CAPTURE KEY SOUTH AFRICAN POSITION by Pepin Ortiz -- DORTICOS MEETS WITH JAMAICAN EDUCATION MINISTER -- BULGARIA'S MAKO DAKOV LEAVES FOR HOME -- REGULAR CONTAINER SHIPPING SERVICE IMPROVES -- NATIONAL FRONT PROPOUNDS NEED FOR ECONOMIC JUSTICE -- CONTENTS OF FRONT STATEMENT ON ECONOMY NOTED -- REASONS FOR BANNING MAGAZINE ISSUE CHALLENGED by Hugo Neira -- PROPOSAL ON BOLIVIA'S LANDLOCKED SITUATION ANALYZED by Rene Cantu -- ECONOMY REGISTERED ITS GREATEST GROWTH IN 1975 -- NAVAL SHIPYARDS TO COST 1.5 BILLION BOLIVARES by Hernan Mena Cifuentes -- TRANSPORTATION CONSUMES MOST OF DOMESTIC OIL PRODUCTION -- FIRST COTTON EXPORTS -- DECREASED IRON SALES.
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