Volume 13, Number 24, June 13, 1986
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Will Greenshirts Rule in 1987?
Northern Flank
by Göran Haglund
Why Not Name the Russians?
Report from Rome
by Galliano Maria Speri
Stock Hoax Exposes “Recovery.”
Andean Report
by Valerie Rush
“In Defense of Western Civilization.”
Report from Rio
by Silvia Palacios and Lorenzo Carrasco
Davos Group Schemes in Brazil.
Dateline Mexico
by Josefina Menéndez
The PAN in Flight Forward.
Editorial
“Good Conservatives,” Evil Policies.
Economics
Mexican President: Dead Debtors Can’t Pay
by Hugo López and Mark Sonnenblick
After years of brutal austerity, Mexico’s creditors were moving in for the kill; but then, de la Madrid announced that Mexico would pay its foreign debt “according to the country’s real ability to pay and without choking the national productive apparatus.”
Currency Rates
Form Commission To Save European Farms
Banking
by David Goldman
The Flight-Capital Wars.
Foreign Exchange
The Dollar’s Brief Respite.
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
Amstutz Intervenes on Wheat Prices.
Labor in Focus
by Marianna Wertz
Can CWA Stop “Benefit Gouging”?
Business Briefs
Science & Technology
Mars by the Year 2015
by Marsha Freeman
The President’s National Commission on Space recommends an ambitious Moon-Mars mission.
A Laboratory To Study Effects of Low Gravity
Feature
The Two Faces of the International Social Democracy
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Introduction to a forthcoming EIR Special Report on the Socialist International’s intervention into Peru against President Alan García.
García Battles Peru’s Terrorist Insurgency
by Mark Sonnenblick
Strategic Studies
Gramm-Rudman’s Impact on the U.S. Military
by Robert Greenberg
The Soviet Union is fighting undeclared “low-intensity” wars against the West in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, while engaging in the most massive military buildup in history. Does the United States mobilize in response? Just the opposite. The U.S. Army: part one of a series detailing the effects on the services.
International
Soviet ‘Spetsnaz’ Units Strike Western Europe
by Konstantin George
The sabotage, violence, and assassinations that have been hitting Western Europe over the past two years are the leading edge of Soviet directed pre-war “Special Operations.”
How Moscow Runs the German Greens
by Rachel Douglas
Nearly forgotten in the Green-engendered wave of violence that afterward hit West Germany, four Green leaders made a trip to Moscow in April: Greeting them at the airport was Ivan Timofeyevich Frolov.
The Greens’ Program for Sex with Kids
by Lena Mletzko
Syria’s Hafez Assad Wins a Respite
by Thierry Lalevée
Evidence is mounting that Moscow thinks the time is ripe for a crisis on NATO’s Southern Flank.
Can Botha and Buthelezi Act Together toward a New South Africa?
by Uwe Friesecke
Part two of a series.
From New Delhi: Playing the British Labour Party Card
by Susan Maitra
British Foreign Office, State Dept. Sabotaged Resistance to Hitler
The Soviet Warplan behind the Democracy Campaign in Korea
by Linda de Hoyos
International Intelligence
National
Traitors in Congress Mutiny over SALT
by Nicholas F. Benton
“Either the Congress will stand with the Administration, or the Congress will stand with the Soviets,” a Pentagon official summed it up.
State Department Welcomes Iranian Butcher Ibrahim Yazdi into U.S.A.
by Scott Thompson
Latest Primary Results Show NDPC’s Nationwide Strength
by D. Stephen Pepper and Marla Minnicino
Constitutional Freedom At Stake in the Case of Lewis Smith
by Sanford Roberts
A du Pont fights the power of the du Ponts.
Why My Family Is Out To Get Me
by Lewis du Pont Smith
Crime Ring, Kooks Rig Court Decision
by Michele Steinberg
Eye on Washington
by Nicholas F. Benton
Press Jitters over Prosecution Threat — Why Did the Media Lie about the SALT Breakout?
National News
