Volume 12, Number 10, March 12, 1985
Interviews
Dr. Joseph Luns
by Michael Liebig and Dean Andromidas
The former NATO Secretary General discusses the SDI, Europe, and the Soviet Union.
Departments
Medicine
by John Grauerholz, M.D.
Food Nuts: a Perennial Weed Flowers.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Back into the Space Age.
Report from Italy
by Liliana Gorini
The Third Color.
Northern Flank
by Aurora Borealis
Palme’s Energy Dependence Plan.
Vatican
by Augustinus
Toward an International Debt Summit.
Middle East Report
by Thierry Lalevée
Moscow and Abu Nidal’s “Resurrection.”
From New Delhi
by Susan Maitra
Who Won the Pakistan Election?
Editorial
Stop the Neo-Nazi Revival!
Economics
March Financial War on U.S. Has Begun
by Christopher White
It is, perhaps, too much to expect that a mere one-day tumble in the dollar rate, however sharp, will dispel some of the deep-seated illusions that fill the heads of economic policymakers in Washington. However, the time left for those heads to clear is running out, and rapidly.
Venezuela’s ‘Boston Connection’: A Tale of Drugs, Debt, and Capital Flight
by Gretchen Small
Bank of Boston was the conduit for billions.
Argentina’s IMF Agreement Unravels
by Cynthia R. Rush
Currency Rates
1984 Called Africa’s Worst Year in History
by Mary Lalevée
Moscow’s Hand in the U.S. Farm Bill
by William Engdahl
Dzhermen Gvishiani’s KGB front in Vienna is helping U.S. agriculture policy to bankrupt U.S. agriculture.
Thai Minister Tells Japan: Not Only Thailand Would Benefit from Kra Canal
Banking
by Kathy Wolfe
Bringing the Eurodollar Market Home.
Business Briefs
Special Report
Food Policy: Will Free Enterprise Be the Death of You?
by Christopher White and Marcia Merry
Free Enterprise: the Dope Traders’ ‘Invisible Hand’
Free-Marketeers and Soviets Demand Destruction of U.S. Farm Parity Price
by Christopher White
Who’s Out To Shut Down U.S. Farming?
by George Elder
International Oligarchy Controls the Radical Farm Protest Movement
Meat Shortages Loom, But Ideologues Say the Problem Is ‘Overproduction’
by Marcia Merry
The LaRouche Plan To Solve the Food Crisis
International
Reagan, de la Madrid Seek Cooperation against Drugs
by Nancy Spannaus
The kidnaping of a U.S. drug enforcement official initially led to a serious worsening of relations between the United States and Mexico, but may end up providing the basis for a “new beginning” in relations.
Documentation: Statements by the Mexican Attorney General and U.S. Ambassador John Gavin.
One Army, One Church, and the Soviet Rehabilitation of Stalin
by Konstantin George
Chief of the General Staff Akhromeyev’s article in Kommunist was a signal of what is to come.
Mubarak, Peres Chart Peace Negotiations
by Thierry Lalevée
How will the Reagan Administration respond?
International Intelligence
National
SDI Advances Announced as Geneva Arms Talks Near
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Exploiting the final days prior to the reopening of the Geneva talks, the Administration has embarked on a public offensive for the two weapons systems the Soviets most want the United States to negotiate away.
The ‘Technology Focus’ of Strategic Defense
by Carol White
A report on SDI assistant director Yonas’s talk at the American Institute of Aeronautics.
Now the Heads Have To Roll in the DoJ
Attorney General Edwin Meese must move against the Justice Department’s protectors of the drug traffic. A list of targets.
Bank of Boston’s Crime Links Probed
by John Chambless
Dope Trade Flourishes as FBI Blocks President Reagan’s War on Drugs
by Marilyn Murray
Qaddafi Calls for U.S. Blacks To Revolt
by Robert Greenberg
Kissinger Watch
by M.T. Upharson
A “Signal” to Henry South of the Border — Who Is Out for the Pederast? — Kissinger on the Prowl.
Congressional Closeup
by Stanley Ezrol
Schiller Institute Invades Congress Again — Aides Take the Fifth — Signs of Progress — What’s Weld — Afraid To Talk — The Picture of Dorian Gray.
National News
