Volume 9, Number 48, December 14, 1982
Departments
Africa Report
by Douglas DeGroot and Mary Brannan
Bush gives Pretoria carte blanche.
Editorial
Operation Juárez hits home.
Economics
New Tremors in the Underground Economy
by David Goldman
The offshore centers are undergoing shifts in the flow of illicit funds.
What Are Economic Shock Waves?
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Part II of Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.’s article concludes with an examination of the economic significance of beam-weaponry development.
‘Blended Credit’: The Wrong Way To Boost U.S. Agricultural Exports
by Cynthia Parsons
Currency Rates
Bolivian President Calls for War on Usury, Drugs
by Valerie Rush
Excerpts from Hernán Siles Zuazo’s recent speech before the United Nations.
International Credit
by Renée Sigerson
Brazil bites IMF bullet.
Business Briefs
Special Report
Egypt’s Fight To Become the Japan of the Middle East
by Thierry Lalevée
President Mubarak’s Top Security Problem Is Egypt’s Economy
by Judith Wyer
The heritage of David Rockefeller’s “Open Door” policy.
U.S. AID Official: ‘We Are Helping Egypt To End Industrial Growth’
An interview with Joseph Wheeler, who has since been promoted at the State Department agency.
A Nation-Building Economic Program in the Spirit of the Nasser Years
by Ramtanu Maitra
What the “Japan” goal requires.
Mubarak’s War Against the Mafia
by Thierry Lalevée
International
Colossal East-West Arms and Drug Ring Cracked
by Vivian Freyre Zoakos
The Italian magistrates have not only confirmed EIR’s investigative leads but, by way of the Bulgarian connection, have thrown down the gauntlet to that faction in the Warsaw Pact which collaborates with the “black nobility’s” operations.
Mitterrand Shifts Course, Urges a Third World Development Effort
by Dana Sloan
The Fourth Republic politician, in the face of economic and political pressures, has begun to act in the Fifth Republic tradition.
Documentation: A first-hand report on the French President’s India trip.
Soviet Leaders Buttress the Politburo, Debate Economic Failures and Reforms
by Rachel Douglas
De La Madrid Pursues ‘Middle Way’ on Debt
by Timothy Rush
An option which does not exist.
Documentation: Thumbnail profiles of the new cabinet.
How Japan’s Nakasone Should Play His Cards Against Henry Kissinger
by Richard Katz
Political bombshells would fly in the right direction if the new premier exposed the way the Lockheed scandal has been used.
Documentation: Exclusive excerpts from Nakasone’s description of Kissinger’s tactics, and of his own policy outlook.
International Intelligence
National
Will the White House Fall into Howard Baker’s Trap?
by Richard Cohen
The Senate Majority Leader thinks he can “broker” Mr. Reagan into a tinker-toy military approach and a 1930s-style makework economic approach.
The Dirty Dealings in the Office of Manhattan D.A. Morgenthau
by Vin Berg
The son of the man who wanted to turn Germany into a depopulated pasture has helped turn New York City into the narcotics and pornography capital of the world, The National Caucus of Labor Committees, chaired by EIR founder LaRouche, is taking legal counteraction to judo the District Attorney’s political witchhunt against it.
The New York Times Is Not Really a Newspaper
by Richard Freeman
It is an intelligence operation, demonstrates Richard Freeman, one created by the Morgan interests as an instrument of British subversion. The Ochs and Sulzbergers were “backwater bankrupts” picked up to front for the Morgans.
Former Justice Department Officials Warn Against Tolerating Abscam Tactics
by Freyda Greenberg
Documentation: Excerpts from testimony by the former U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Robert del Tufo.
National News
