Volume 9, Number 43, November 9, 1982
Departments
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
“Cabinetitis” grips the country.
China Watch
by Gregory F. Buhyoff
A new “neighborly” diplomacy.
Editorial
Time to kick Dr. K.
Economics
Ditchley Bankers Launch Showdown with the LDCs
by Renée Sigerson
So much for the “soft line” on the debt question.
Mexico’s Leadership Prepares For Economic Confrontation
by David Goldman
Economics Editor David Goldman reports on his October trip to Mexico.
Mont Pelerin Society Spells Out Its Determination To Crush Industrial Growth
Excerpts from a speech by the Society’s Herbert Giersch on how the working population is a drain on capital.
The Club of Munich: A Nasty Little Tool for the Oligarchs of the Southern Tier
by Laurent Murawiec
Third World Projects: Shutdowns Multiply
by Mark Sonnenblick
An overview of Ibero-America.
Belgrade Undercuts Itself with IMF Policies
by Irene Beaudry
Currency Rates
Domestic Credit
by Richard Freeman
Wharton calls off the recovery.
Trade Review
by Mark Sonnenblick
Business Briefs
Special Report
The Club of Life: New Global Command Center Against Genocide
by Christina Nelson Huth
Documentation: Excerpts from the greetings sent by world leaders to the founding conference of the Club on Oct. 20-21, and the Club’s statement of founding principles.
The Philosophical Foundations of a Just International Order
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
The founding conference speech by the Club’s initiator, Helga Zepp-LaRouche.
Addresses to the Club of Life Conference
Excerpts from the statements by Julio Silva Colmenares, Nancy Spannaus, John Weber, Pedro Rubio, Emmanuel Tremblay, Roy Innis, Emesto Poblet, Nicholas Uwazie, Muriel Mirak, R. Rama Rao, and Alberto Piñero.
International
The Stakes in Reagan’s Trip to South America
by Christian Curtis
A financial plan enabling indebted nations to invest and import would mean millions of new jobs for the United States.
Soviet Strategic Edge Dawns on Westerners
by Rachel Douglas
A British-U.S. Intelligence Clash, and Deployment of Moscow Gold
by Criton Zoakos
Editor-in-Chief Criton Zoakos on the significance of the recent espionage cases.
How Great Britain Is Double-Crossing the Americans in the Middle East
by Judith Wyer
Using proxies such as Oman.
The Navon Option Surfaces in Israel
by Nancy Coker
As Ariel Sharon’s fortunes decline.
Terrorism and the ‘New Right’ in France
by Dana Sloan
Racial Violence Explodes in Sweden, with Social Democratic Help
by William Engdahl
International Intelligence
National
Teller Spurs Beam-Weapon Policy in Strategic Debate
by Paul Gallagher
The Reagan Administration has evidently given the go-ahead for the physicist’s public initiative.
What the ‘Freezers’ Are Saying Now
They admit they favor “limited wars” and blast the beam-weapon defense policy.
The So-Called NATO Conventional Buildup
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Described as a neo-colonial assault on the developing nations.
How the U.S. Film Industry Was Subleased to the Mafia
by Michael J. Minnicino
The concluding part of our series on movies presents the full scope of organized crime’s control of the “entertainment” business.
National News
