Volume 14, Number 38, September 25, 1987
Book Reviews
Luca Pacioli, A Man Who Deserves To Become Known to Americans
by Stephanie Ezrol
Reviews No Royal Road: Luca Pacioli and His Times, by R. Emmett Taylor.
Departments
Andean Report
by Jaime Ramírez
Starving an Economy.
Report from Rio
by Lorenzo Carrasco Bazúa
Fall of a Brazilian “Rasputin.”
Editorial
“Peace in Our Time,” Said Chamberlain.
AIDS Update
Seek Debt Forgiveness To Fund AIDS Research
Cuba Adopts Public Health Measures
Israelis Support Measures on AIDS
Science & Technology
Pentagon Rips Off the Mask from Russia’s ‘Glasnost’
Those U.S. Congressmen who toured the Krasnoyarsk radar facility were taken for a ride.
Krasnoyarsk Violates Heart of ABM Treaty
From the transcript of a Defense Department briefing on Soviet non-compliance with the ABM treaty.
Documentation: Testimony by SDIO director Lt. Gen. James Abrahamson on Soviet ABM developments; and what the Pentagon’s Soviet Military Power 1987 says about the Krasnoyarsk radar.
Economics
The World’s Biggest Debtor against the Wall
by David Goldman
As the IMF’s annual meeting approaches, the foreign bankers who are paying America’s bills can be expected to announce that they have had enough. The result: unmitigated austerity.
Will Japan’s ‘Zaitech’ Bring a Market Crash?
How the International Banks Forced Zero Population Growth on Thailand
Our Bangkok Bureau reports on the malthusians’ “success story.”
Currency Rates
Foreign Exchange
by Montresor
This Column To Be Discontinued.
Overcoming the Reagan ‘Recovery’: Stop Economic Subversion of Iowa; Farm States Could Feed Africa
by Marcia Merry
The fifth in a series on production potentials of U.S. states.
Peruvian Bank Nationalization Bill Nears Passage Despite Enemies’ Fervor
by Peter Rush
Banking
by David Goldman
Worst Bank Losses Ever Only the Start.
Business Briefs
Feature
International Body Denounces ‘Terror’ against LaRouche
by Victor Girauta y Armada
The chairman of the Fact-Finding Committee of the International Commission to Investigate Human Rights Violations in the United States presents the conclusions of two days of hearings on “the LaRouche case.”
Who Really Is Lyndon LaRouche?
by Ralph de Toledano
Testimony before the hearings by a U.S. syndicated columnist who toured Europe and Israel to gather information for the Committee.
Poison Weapons of Psychological Terror against Lyndon LaRouche
by Brig. Gen. (ret.) Paul-Albert Scherer
Testimony submitted to the Committee by an expert on Soviet disinformation tactics from the Federal Republic of Germany.
International
Shultz Sealed His Treason with a Kiss
by Criton Zoakos
And Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze emerged in triumph from his meetings in Washington on the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty.
Shevardnadze Ducks Question from EIR
by Nicholas F. Benton
Swedish Press Links Moscow to the FBI’s Hounding of LaRouche
An extraordinary story of the links between the FBI’s political persecution of Lyndon LaRouche, and the Soviet government.
Find Soviet Moles in Swedish Intelligence
by Vivian Freyre Zoakos
Italy’s ‘Irangate’ Targets Influentials
by Umberto Pascali
Developing Sector Nations Demand a Real UN Anti-Drug Fight
by Mary McCourt
‘Secret Government’ Finds Panama Stooge
by Peter Rush
Sri Lanka: Maoists, Monks Join Hands
by Ramtanu Maitra
Behind the ‘Revival’ of Bukharin, Trotsky
by Luba George
International Intelligence
National
John Paul II’s Mission To Galvanize the U.S.A.
by Pope John Paul II.
Despite the efforts of his detractors, Pope John Paul II’s visit to the United States will have a lasting impact.
Documentation: Excerpts from the Pope’s speeches.
Lyndon LaRouche Hits the Campaign Trail in New Hampshire
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
What the Presidential candidate is telling New Englanders since his return from Europe.
Court Documents Show CIA Figures in Conspiracy against LaRouche
A recently unsealed document submitted to Federal District Court in Boston, reveals never-before-published facts about Lyndon LaRouche’s involvement with the intelligence community, going back more than a decade.
Mental Health Scandals Signal Harvard Role in ’Mind Control’ Experiments
by Ira Liebowitz
National News
