This annotated bibliography covers international telecommunications, concentrating on reports with possible policy implications for the Office of Telecommunications Policy and other government/industry agencies. Since the scope of international telecommunications policy is broad, the bibliography attempts to provide a framework useful in defining the U.S. role or potential roles within the international telecommunications community. The framework reflects the general scope of international telecommunications that may be of importance to U.S. policy makers, including articles on the technology, economics, industry structures, and legal aspects of telecommunications systems worldwide. An international telecommunications community is inferred, its moods suggested, and its future predicted by various sources. Multinational and international telecommunications programs are documented, as well as telecommunications programs worldwide with only domestic applications. Articles cited on telecommunications in developed and developing countries include both domestic and international applications, emphasizing programs where economic support has originated outside the country. U.S. relationships with these telecommunications systems are documented in several chapters. This is the first of an anticipated series of annual bibliographies for the international telecommunications community and includes sources up to November 1975. (Author/RAO)