Volume 13, Number 26, June 27, 1986
Science & Technology
The Automobile Engine: Test Bed for Fine Ceramics
by Thoula Frangos
The automobile industry is merely a good avenue for introducing ceramic technologies with far broader applications, reports Thoula Frangos, an engineer with the Fusion Energy Foundation.
Ceramics Can Revive the Failing Auto Industry
Interviews
Meir Pa’il
A Member of the Knesset and one of Israel’s leading military historians, discusses Shimon Peres’s “Marshall Plan” proposal as a basis for Mideast peace.
Yitzhak Artzi
A Member of the Knesset from Israel’s Independent Liberal Party.
Professor Ze’ev Hirsch
The chairman of Israel’s Hammer Fund counterposes Armand Hammer’s push for free-trade zones in the Middle East.
Departments
Middle East Report
by Thierry Lalevée
Islamic Fanatics Rampage in Egypt.
Report from Rio
by Lorenzo Carrasco
Braganças Ask Return to Monarchy.
Northern Flank
by Göran Haglund
A Moderate War of Succession.
Editorial
Her Majesty’s Bloodbath in South Africa
Economics
Mexico Hits Helms Outrage; Fires Wall Street Darling
by Dolia Estévez-Pettingell
Hours after the North Carolina senator declared Mexico’s government illegitimate, President de la Madrid handed Finance Minister Silva Herzog his walking papers.
Egypt’s Summer Economic Crisis
by Thierry Lalevée
Trilateral Business Leaders Pay Tribute to the Soviet Empire
by Mark Burdman
Suddenly, a spurt of offers is coming from Moscow, for “joint ventures” with Western companies.
Hepatitis Outbreak Highlights India’s Water Infrastructure Problem
by John Grauerholz, M.D.
Currency Rates
Why the Banking Systems Will Experience a Blow-Out in 1986-87
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
An open letter to London’s The Economist.
Soviets Say Nuclear Unsafe ... for West
Banking
by David Goldman
Mexico: A $3 Trillion Trigger?
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
Who Elected Orville Freeman?
Labor in Focus
by Marianna Wertz
Re-Hire the Air Traffic Controllers!
Business Briefs
Feature
The Bank Regulators’ Conspiracy against Regional Finance
by David Goldman and Kathy Wolfe
The major banks intend to cushion themselves against a crash by absorbing the assets of regional banks and S&Ls—and the regulators don’t care about the law when it comes to breaking the opposition.
FBI Hands Oklahoma Banks to Organized Crime
Investigation
U.S. Caught Backing Mob ‘Democrats’ in Panama
by Gretchen Small
But the Establishment is especially worried over the entry of Presidential candidate LaRouche into the battle over Caribbean policy—specifically, his defense of Panama and General Noriega.
Drug Runners Go for the Kill as Colombian Presidency Changes Hands
by Valerie Rush
Peru: Alan García Smashes Terrorist Uprising
by Valerie Rush
International
How Shultz and Gorbachov Connived To Bury the SDI
by Criton Zoakos
Gorbachov’s latest proposals set as their absolute precondition an extension of the 1972 ABM Treaty through the year 2000—and Washington calls this “constructive.”
Lower Saxony: U.S. State Department Ordered Vote Fraud in German Election
A Statement by Helga Zepp-LaRouche on the Results of the Lower Saxony Elections
by Helga Zepp-LaRouche
Gorbachov Declares War on Bureaucratism
by Konstantin George
In Southern Africa, the Soviets Are Tightening the Military Vise
by Thierry Lalevée
France: Chirac-Mitterrand: Uneasy Cohabitation
by Philip Golub
Look Who’s Out To Stop Israel’s ‘Marshall Plan’ for the Middle East
by Paolo Raimondi
The friends of the most famous modern Soviet agent, Armand Hammer, are on the offensive against the plan. This second part of an eyewitness report back from Israel, includes interviews with leading Israelis representing both sides of the debate.
International Intelligence
National
The ‘Sleaze Factor’: It’s Taken Over the Democratic Party
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Nearly two years after the runaway Reagan-Bush victory over Mondale-Ferraro, criminal scandal has become a nationwide characteristic of the official party leadership.
Rehnquist Court Heralds a Return to the ‘Status Quo Ante Bellum’
by Sanford Roberts
His chief justiceship could return the Supreme Court to the view of the Constitution adopted by Roger B. Taney.
Illinois Dems Exclude Head of Party Slate
In defiance of a court order.
Establishment Maps ‘Stop LaRouche’ Drive
Sumner Sore Loser as Hoffman Certified
by D. Stephen Pepper
Kissinger Watch
by M.T. Upharson
Of Conflicts of Interest, and Interest in Conflicts.
Congressional Closeup
by Kathleen Klenetsky
National News
