Volume 11, Number 3, January 24, 1984
Interviews
Antonio Cariglia
by Maria Cristina Fiocchi and Umberto Pascali
A parliamentarian from Italy’s Social Democratic Party articulates the need to uphold Western civilization and exposes the destructive activities of Willy Brandt, Olof Palme, and Bruno Kreisky within the Socialist International.
Gerald Frost
by Mark Burdman
The director of the Institute for European Defense and Strategic Studies in London sets forth Western Europe’s stake in antiballistic-missile defense
Departments
Inside Canada
by Pierre Beaudry
The Canada-Grenada connections.
Italy’s War on Crime
by Maria Cristina Fiocchi
Terrorism is returning in Italy.
Mideast Report
by Judith Wyer
How far will U.S-Iraq ties go?
Editorial
Lebanon policy: Mondale vs. LaRouche
Economics
Deutschemark Collapse: A Blow Against NATO
by Kathy Burdman and David Goldman
The Soviets and the Mitteleuropa group around Arthur Burns set the crisis into motion.
Documentation: An interview with a senior Federal Reserve official.
Quito Conference Puts the Question: National Survival or Debt Repayment?
by Robyn Quijano
A report on the Jan. 9-14 conference of Latin American Economic System leaders.
Documentation: Excerpts from an Ecuadoran government document, and a statement by Ecuador’s President.
Navstar Key to U.S. Nuclear Sub Defense
by Marsha Freeman
The new satellite system could begin operation by the end of this year.
India: Trade Deals Increase Flow of Technologies
by Susan Maitra
Depression in Agriculture Spurs Growth of Number-One Carcinogen
by Marjorie Mazel Hecht
The aflatoxin problem.
Currency Rates
Andean Report
by Valerie Rush
Colombia’s top banker on the lam.
Business Briefs
Special Report
The Battle To Save Germany
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Helga Zepp-LaRouche challenges “neo-isolationism” in the United States and declares that either a Soviet military strike into West Germany or a German pullout of NATO could be imminent, and could lead to World War III. Why are the West Germans so politically weak and susceptible to the manipulations of covert proponents of “decoupling” from the United States like Ambassador Arthur Burns? she asks. The answer takes us back to the Congress of Vienna, so beloved of Henry Kissinger.
International
Aspen’s New Yalta Project Targets Beam Weaponry
by Kathleen Klenetsky
The Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies is trying to revive “détente” on the Soviets’ terms.
Documentation: Excerpts from a planning document and from an interview with an aide to the East-West project.
Willy Brandt Exposed as Nazi-Communist Agent
by Umberto Pascali
Mexico: FBI Implicated in Alliance between PAN Fascists and the Soviets’ PSUM
by Timothy Rush
French Press Pursues Genoud Connection
by Thierry Lalevée
As part of the counterterror effort.
Soviets and CFR Pressure Mitterrand
by Joëlle Leconte
A Turning Point for India’s Congress?
by Susan Maitra
International Intelligence
National
Reagan Administration Stiffens Its Resolve
by Lonnie Wolfe
The President has reaffirmed his beam-weapons policy, but Shultz and Kissinger are still angling to turn the Administration onto the arms control/“build-down” track and abandonment of Lebanese sovereignty.
Documentation: Excerpts from Mr. Reagan’s interview with Le Figaro magazine and from a recent speech by Defense Secretary Weinberger, both blacked out in the United States; from statements by presidential science adviser George Keyworth on ABM policy; and from demands by Senators Warner and Tower that the White House stand fast on its Lebanon commitment.
LaRouche Declares a National Emergency
Kissinger Watch
by M.T. Upharson
Making Central America a “geopolitical” issue.
Eye on Democrats
by Anita Gallagher
Hey, we were never a juggernaut."
National News
