Volume 10, Number 17, May 3, 1983
Departments
Science & Technology
by Marsha Freeman
Widespread use of lasers will begin to revolutionize industrial processing.
Italy’s War on Crime
by Marco Fanini
The Black Nobility’s weapons smugglers.
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
Washington’s no to debtors’ cartel.
Congressional Closeup
by Ronald Kokinda and Susan Kokinda
Editorial
Dr. K.’s career in economics.
Economics
Is Brazil Planning an Escape from Creditors’ Blackmail?
by Mark Sonnenblick
The circumstances shaping the Mexico-Brazil summit.
Brazil Delivers a Message to Wall Street
Colombia’s Industry Facing Chapter 11
by Valerie Rush
The second-largest company in the country is bankrupt.
LaRouche-Riemann U.S. Forecast: Great Possibilities and Dangers Ahead
by David Goldman
In a climate of skewed credit availability, and potential financial blowouts, no immediate recovery is projected: but the promise of beam-weaponry’s economic spinoffs is cited.
MITI Defends Japanese Policy Against Post-Industrialist Attacks
by Richard Katz
The U.S. Commerce Department says Japan’s entire industrial policy is the problem; Japanese leaders explain its international benefits.
Agriculture
by Cynthia Parsons
The Heritage Foundation dairy policy.
Domestic Credit
by Richard Freeman
The recovery plot.
Business Briefs
Special Report
Kissinger’s Treason Laid Before U.S. Senate
by Christopher White
Investigations into Indicated Withholding of Information Vital to U.S. National Security by Former National Security Adviser Kissinger
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The documentation, circulating in Washington, on how Kissinger, in his quest for an anti-technology arms-control policy, deceived the U.S. government and the public.
Moscow’s Denunciations of ABM Defense Belied by the Soviet Policy Record
by Rachel Douglas
Yuri Andropov et al. proclaim the idea of strategic anti-missile defense shocking and repulsive; but the Soviets have maintained such a defense doctrine.
The Soviet ABMs Kissinger Concealed
by Robert Gallagher
The Tallinn system around the U.S.S.R.’s perimeter.
International
Kissinger a Fugitive from Italian Justice
by Umberto Pascali
A report from Rome on the magistrates’ attempts to subpoena him, his escape to France, and his reception there. The evidence of his involvement in the 1978 Moro assassination was the issue.
Documentation: Excerpts from the Italian press.
Chain Reaction in Mideast: The Lavie, the Beirut Bombing, and the West Bank
by Mark Burdman
Israeli policy is moving over the edge toward disaster, with the help of George Shultz.
How Kissinger Sabotaged a Reagan Plan Breakthrough
‘United States Can’t Tell Andropov from Ignatius Loyola’
by Timothy Rush
The Central American conflict is not an East-West arena; it has been set up by the Jesuits.
British Try To Rally NATO Members Against Reagan’s Beam-Weapons Policy
by George Gregory
Bonn Gets a Chance To Defuse the Euromissile Crisis and ‘Green’ Riots
by Susan Welsh
France: Lejeune Undercuts Right To Life Movement
by Dana Sloan
British Protecting Drug-Money Flows
by Renée Sigerson
The Chinese Attempt To Bleed Vietnam
by Daniel Sneider
International Intelligence
National
Harrimanites Move To Regain Military Policy Control
by Graham Lowry
Will the Reagan Administration allow itself to lose momentum on the development of beam-weapons defense?
Why Hayden’s Greenies Lost California Election
by Anita Gallagher
The National Democratic Policy Committee is making broad gains against the Jane Fonda-Charles Manatt Democrats.
Harrison Williams’s Appeal Denied: Court Upholds Corrupt FBI Tactics
by Mary Jane Freeman
Documentation: New York’s Second Circuit Court of Appeals judges have unsavory connections.
Labor: Kirkland Boosts the FBI and the IMF
by Lonnie Wolfe
National News
