Volume 10, Number 44, November 9, 1983
Interviews
Walker Lee Cisler, Great Projects Planner
by Marcia Merry Pepper
The officer who ran Eisenhower’s World War II energy supply operation, and was involved in almost every major power project around the world thereafter, takes stock of the current situation.
Brigadier General Hector Luis Fautario (ret.)
by Dennis Small
The former Commander-in-Chief of the Argentine Air Force describes how directed-energy beam defense could “change the face of the world,” a potential not appreciated in the Third World. He spells out his criticisms of Kissinger’s strategic and economic policies, and calls for Ibero-American unity.
Julian Amery, Conservative Party MP
by Mark Burdman
The British defense expert upholds the need for the U.S. Grenada mission, against the outcry from Margaret Thatcher.
Colonel Marc Geneste of the French Army
by Marjorie Mazel Hecht
The “father of the French neutron bomb” explains the necessity of beam weapons development from the standpoint of overall military doctrine and the arms controllers’ sabotage of Western capabilities.
Departments
Editorial
An emergency financial program.
Economics
‘Support’ for the Dollar ... from a Swiss Gibbet
by David Goldman
After discussions with bankers in Switzerland and West Germany, Economics Editor David Goldman outlines their plans to keep the dollar high, crushing Europe, and then let it go smash in a chain-reaction collapse.
Currency Rates
World Energy Conference Delegates Demand Nuclear Energy for Development
by Susan and Ramtanu Maitra
Specialists from around the world agree that there is no substitute for nuclear power. The question is, who is willing to help the developing sector achieve it?
Transportation
by Leif Johnson
“Old” and “new” airlines.
Domestic Credit
by Leif Johnson
The GNP inflator.
Agriculture
by Sanford Roberts
Judge declares debt moratorium.
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
A labor call to arms.
Business Briefs
Special Report
After Argentina’s Elections: Which Economic Policy?
by Dennis Small
An analysis of the Oct. 30 outcome and the key decisions ahead, written by Ibero-America Editor Dennis Small, who was on the scene during the balloting.
EIR Presents Economic Program in Buenos Aires
by Cynthia Rush
A Common Market Would Mobilize the Continent’s Vast Potential
Building Argentina’s Infrastructural Base
Argentina Can Advance World Science Research
International
Bonn’s Genscher Conspires with Moscow and Iran
by Jeffrey Steinberg and Thierry Lalevée
The increasingly pro-Soviet West German Foreign Minister has teamed up with Khomeini and Yuri Andropov’s principal press spokesman Fyodor Burlatskii of Literaturnaya Gazeta.
Documentation: The text of the Oct. 26 Literaturnaya Gazeta attack on the LaRouches.
France and United States Targets of Soviet’s ‘Islamintern’
by Thierry Lalevée
Britain Purges ‘Churchill faction,’ Angles for Deal with Moscow
by Mark Burdman
Documentation: A comparison of British statements during the Malvinas War and the Grenada mission.
Would NATO Survive Lord Carrington?
LaRouche Addresses Strategic Crisis at EIR Development Conference in Bangkok
by Susan Maitra and Sophie Tanapura
Documentation: Sections of Lyndon LaRouche’s address to the conference, and the Bangkok Post’s coverage.
Inside Canada
by Pierre Beaudry
Trudeau and the “back channel.”
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
A polarization over Grenada.
International Intelligence
National
Reagan’s Retaliation: Who Will Pay for Marine deaths?
by Judith Wyer
An opportunity to get Lebanon out of the Syrian trap.
Were the Bournes Trying To Stage an Iran Hostage Replay in Grenada?
by Kathleen Klenetsky
An exclusive exposé.
Capitol Hill Briefed on Beam Weapon Feasibility by Fusion Energy Foundation
by Marjorie Mazel Hecht
Along with diplomats, industrialists, and administration officials.
Kissinger Watch
by M.T. Upharson
Commission hears Global 2000 policy.
Eye on Democrats
by Anita Gallagher
Tip O’Neill: “No longer fit to serve.”
Congressional Closeup
by Ronald Kokinda and Susan Kokinda
National News
