Volume 11, Number 21, May 29, 1984
Departments
Attic Chronicle
by Phocion
The flaw of Papandreou’s opponents.
Report from Bonn
by Hartmut Cramer
Trouble for the Jesuits in the CDU.
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
Behind the Guatemala atrocities.
New Delhi
by Susan Maitra
Bushwhacking in South Asia.
Report from Paris
by Christine Schier
Unholy alliance against steel revival.
Vatican
by Augustinus
The Pope’s Slavic turn.
Elephants and Donkeys
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Hartdale comes to California.
Kissinger Watch
by M.T. Upharson
Vienna’s Club of Rome Crowd Want Kissinger To Rule — Embarrassed at Bilderberg.
Editorial
Schiller and the future of the West.
Economics
The Conti Illinois Case: U.S. Credit Under Siege
by Christopher White
The authors of the giant “bailout” of the eighth-largest bank in the United States are compounding their past failures. Each new patchwork remedy aggravates the crash potential.
What Moscow Should Conclude from the Illinois Bank’s Sharp Crisis
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. examines the latest financial emergency from the standpoint of its bearing upon possible U.S. adoption of his Draft Memorandum’s approach to strategic war-avoidance negotiations between the superpowers.
Currency Rates
Labor in Focus
by Rainer Apel
German Metalworkers: More than a local strike.
International Credit
by David Goldman
Who pulled the plug on Conti?
Andean Report
by Javier Almario
Betancur bows to IMF “advice.”
Business Briefs
Special Report
LaRouche Candidates’ Movement Upsets the Campaign Charade
by Nancy Spannaus
Following recent election victories, LaRouche Democrats represent a significant power bloc in the party, and a decisive margin for the outcome of the November election.
One Million Votes Counted in 1984 for LaRouche Citizen Candidates
by Warren J. Hamerman
LaRouche Dems Beat Manatt Crew in Ohio
by Marla Minnicino
Who are Ohio’s LaRouche Democrats?
All-Out War Between the Two Democratic Parties in Texas
by Criton Zoakos
EIR’s Editor-in-chief Criton Zoakos, on the scene, describes the impact of the LaRouche candidates’ movement.
Vote Thieves Caught Red-Handed in Maryland Presidential Primary Race
by Warren J. Hamerman
International
Soviets Mock Appeasers, Turn Screws on Germany
by Edith Vitali
The Soviet KGB’s Papandreou Gambit
by Phocion
At the May 10 First Congress of the Greek Prime Minister’s PASOK party, torrents of tribute to the U.S.S.R. confirmed EIR’s predictions.
DOS ‘Pleased’ with Philippines Election
by Linda de Hoyos
Which were followed by a new austerity program.
Economic Crisis in Israel: The Way Out
by Mark Burdman
As counterposed to the Wharton School’s proposals.
Morocco Sponsors a Peace Initiative
by Thierry Lalevée
Breakthroughs were made when 40 Israelis attended the May 14-15 Council of the Moroccan Jewish Communities in Rabat.
Challenging the Anti-ASAT Follies
by James E. Oberg
International Intelligence
National
KGB Delegation Coaches the MX Vote in Congress
by Richard Cohen
In combination with pressures from the new interest-rate increase.
The Kremlin’s Russian Orthodox Cultists Invade Washington, D.C.
by Mark Burdman
Since May 3, the Soviets have sent four high-level delegations to the United States, to clinch the unilateral disarmament trend in Washington.
Henry Kissinger’s Policies Wreck the U.S.-Mexico Summit
by Valerie Rush
President de la Madrid was rebuffed by the Administration and vilified by a State Department press outlet as he relayed Ibero-America’s horror at the latest interest-rate increases.
Strikes and Lockouts Begin To Spread
by Vin Berg and Steve Komm
Union-busting accelerates in the industrial belt.
Congressional Closeup
by Ronald Kokinda and Susan Kokinda
National News
