Volume 11, Number 9, March 6, 1984
Departments
Science & Technology
by Marsha Freeman
New frontier: NASA Preparing for the First Satellite Repair.
Middle East Report
by Judith Wyer
The Gulf war and Lebanon.
Attic Chronicle
by Phocion
Must Papandreou fall?
Law
by Edward Spannaus
Melcher challenges Fed’s constitutionality.
Editorial
Unleashing Kissinger and terrorism.
Economics
Volcker Tells Reagan: ‘Heads I Win, Tails You Lose’
by Richard Freeman and Kathy Burdman
His Anglo-American supporters are prompting the market unrest as a prelude to turning Reagan into Herbert Hoover.
Is Henry Wallich Prosecutable under the Nuremberg Doctrine?
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
LaRouche attacks the credit cut-off to the underdeveloped world.
Israel: The ‘Suicide’ of Banker Yaacov Levinson
by Mark Burdman
Israel under the austerity gun.
Defense Priority: Time To Rebuild America’s Steel Heartland
by Leif Johnson
Currency Rates
Energy Insider
by William Engdahl
Market structure aids oil crisis threat.
Banking
by Kathy Burdman
Loans only Volcker could love.
International Credit
by Renée Sigerson
The IMF’s country hit list.
World Trade
by Laurent Murawiec
Thatcher’s rampage.
Business Briefs
Special Report
Nazi-Soviet Terrorism Strikes Ibero-America
by Robyn Quijano
The Nazi-communist alliance that runs terrorism in Ibero-America is funded and steered by “respected” theoreticians and international institutions like the Club of Rome.
The PAN Party of Mexico: Nazi-Communists on the U.S. Doorstep
by Timothy Rush
Founded the same year as the signing of the Hitler-Stalin Pact, Mexico’s PAN party has worked with Nazis as well as communists for four decades.
Documentation: A report on the explosion of PAN violence in border regions, and an interview with fascist Ernst Zuendel, who says: “The enemy is the United States.”
Indian Separatism in Ibero-America: The Politics of ‘Fang and Claw’
by Gretchen Small
Sendero Luminoso, the Peruvian terrorist gang—a case study of the Nazi International’s creation of synthetic “indigenous” movements.
International
Oil Chaos To Launch New Kissinger Rampage
by Criton Zoakos
Japan Will Aid U.S. Beam-Weapon Defense
by Linda de Hoyos
Konstantin Chernenko: A Figurehead for the Soviet Union’s Military Leadership
by Clifford Gaddy
The sweet old fellow is also a veteran of Stalin’s mass-murder apparat.
Soviet Build-Up for Attack on Europe
by George Gregory
What the Warsaw Pact’s blitzkrieg plan for an invasion of West Germany looks like.
‘We’re Not Sure’
Democratic Presidential candidates refused to declare that they would retaliate if the Soviet Union launched a nuclear attack on the NATO allies in Western Europe.
India: Terror and Riots Fuel Secession Threats
by Susan Maitra
Italy: Kremlin Is Guiding the Labor Upheavals
by Umberto Pascali
In Italy.
Klaus Barbie’s Defense Lawyer Moves To Destroy the Resistance Tradition
by Philip Golub
Why Ayatollah Khomeini Loves Unesco
by Umberto Pascali
Moscow Trumped Carter and Deng
by Richard Cohen
Part IV of “The New Era in U.S.-China Relations.”
International Intelligence
National
The Palace Guard Has Trapped the President
by Richard Cohen
The Feb. 22 question from EIR correspondent Laura Chasen Cohen about Treasury Secretary Regan’s denial of Secret Service protection to Lyndon LaRouche showed the problem, and pointed the way to a solution.
Documentation: LaRouche’s lawsuit against Donald Regan.
U.S. Anti-Submarine Defense: The Relevance of Johannes Kepler
by Robert Gallagher
Questions of acoustics and resonance.
Elephants and Donkeys
by Stephen Parsons
A lot of sound signifying nothing.
Kissinger Watch
by M.T. Upharson
Kissinger’s recipe for dealing with Moscow.
Congressional Closeup
by Ronald Kokinda and Susan Kokinda
National News
