Volume 9, Number 38, October 5, 1982
Interviews
Nguyen Co Thach, Foreign Minister of Vietnam
by Daniel Sneider
Although the Pol Potists will remain at the United Nations, the Sihanouk farce won’t last.
Juval Aviv, Counterterrorist Expert
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Unless action is taken, Americans can expect international terrorist attacks.
Reid Hughes, Candidate in Florida’s Democratic Primary Runoff Election
Opposing traditionalist incumbent Rep. Bill Chappell, he says he favors population control.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by George Gregory and Rainer Apel
“A new tragedy can be prevented.”
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
He who casts the first stone.
Eye on Washington
by Stanley Ezrol
Editorial
Just in time: the Club of Life.
Economics
Wharton Econometrics Tries Forecasting Hoax
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
They are advising Third World governments that an imminent advanced-sector recovery will boost export revenues.
Will Venezuela Follow Mexico?
by David Goldman
Its economy is no longer immune to the debt crunch.
U.S. Energy Producers Swallow the Aspen Institute’s Shutdown Plan
by Paul Gallagher
The state of public utilities.
A Visit to India’s Granary: Parson Malthus Refuted
by Susan Brady
There’s no “miracle” about the so-called Green Revolution, reports Agriculture Editor Susan Brady.
Currency Rates
An Open Letter To Walter Wriston
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
International Credit
by Renée Sigerson
Interbank market dangers rise.
Business Briefs
Special Report
Mexico Defends the Industrial Capitalist System
by Fernando Quijano
How the International Monetary Fund’s Debt Trap Was Sprung Against Mexico
by Timothy Rush
Documentation: Excerpts from a Sept. 19 speech by President López Portillo to the governors of the U.S. border states.
A Lever Which Could Restart the U.S. Economy
The Mexican Population Rallies Behind the Government’s Measures
by Elsa Ennis
American System Economics and the Roots of Mexican Republicanism
by Luis Vásquez
Little-known history.
LaRouche’s Plan for a Common Market
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Excerpts from “Operation Juárez,” the now-famous policy guideline.
Documentation: Brazilian Planning Minister Dellim Netto describes how Mexico’s oil exports would complement Brazil’s capital-goods exports.
International
Will the U.S. and Israel Change Policy Tracks?
by Thierry Lalevée
The Camp David framework is manifestly bankrupt.
A Final Chance for Lebanese Politics
by Thierry Lalevée
Khomeini Panicked over Opposition
by Mary Lalevée
Who Has Returned to Power with Palme?
by William Engdahl
A report from Stockholm on the social-democratic electoral victory Sept. 19.
Le Cercle Mobilizes ‘Conservatives’ on Behalf of International Chaos
by Scott Thompson
The Mont Pelerin Society’s Nazis Plot the End of Constitutional States
by Kathy Burdman
Argentines Battle over Economic Policy
by Cynthia Rush
Behind the intra-military maneuvers is the IMF question.
International Intelligence
National
Kissinger Ponders ‘Intractable Situations’
by Stanley Ezrol
Correspondent Stanley Ezrol attended the international “Quadrangle Series” sessions at Georgetown University on Sept. 20-21.
The U.S. Is No Longer Immune to International Terrorism
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Congressman Bill Chappell Challenged by Zero-Growther
by Susan Kokinda
Congressional Closeup
by Ronald Kokinda and Susan Kokinda
National News
