EIR Volume 14, Number 3, January 16, 1987

Volume 14, Number 3, January 16, 1987

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Interviews

Dr. Manuel Gacharna

by Javier Almario

The chief of epidemiology of the Colombian Health Ministry discusses the tropical disease environment of the AIDS epidemic.

Fortunato Tirelli

by Liliana Celani

The general secretary of the Italian Cattle Farmers Association warns against a U.S.-Europe trade war.

Dr. Martin Welt

The man who pioneered food irradiation in the United States, now sees the future of the technology to be overseas.

Uwe Friesecke

A West German political figure talks about the late Hulan Jack.

Book Reviews

On British Spy Scandals, the Homintern, and the House of Windsor

by Mark Burdman

Review of Too Secret Too Long, by Chapman Pincher, and Conspiracy of Silence: The Secret Life of Anthony Blunt, by Barne Penrose and Simon Freeman.

The Suppressed Story of Stalin’s Genocide against the Ukraine

by Laurent Murawiec and Luba George

Review of Execution by Hunger, The Hidden Holocaust, by Miron Dolot.

Departments

Report from Rome

by Galliano Maria Speri

The IMF’s “New Cuisine.”

Report from Paris

by Jacques Cheminade

How the Strikes can be Stopped.

Dateline Mexico

by Carlos Valdez

Labor and the Presidency.

Andean Report

by Mark Sonnenblick

Bulls in Glass Houses ...

Science & Technology

Exporting Food Irradiation Plants: An Interview

by Marjorie Mazel Hecht

Millions of people could be enjoying the same shelf-stable food items fed to the astronauts in the U.S. Space Shuttle program for the last eight years, according to Dr. Martin Welt, the leader in developing this technology.

Economics

World Trade Collapse Sets the Stage for Trade War

by David Goldman

The U.S. government has decided to replay the Smoot-Hawley game of the 1930s.

Treasonous Trilaterals Organize Trade War with U.S. European Allies

by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

First Shots Fired in Trans-Atlantic Trade War

Currency Rates

Cargill Official Admits Plot To End Family Farms

Medicine

by John Grauerholz, M.D.

The First Horseman Rides Again.

Agriculture

by Marcia Merry

A Cruel Joke.

Banking

by David Goldman

Popping the Off-Balance-Sheet Bubble.

Business Briefs

Feature

‘Patriots’ Raise the Real Issues in the German Election

by Rainer Apel

As the West Germany election campaign moves into its “hot” phase, the three established parties are being challenged by a new force—one which addresses the dangers of AIDS and decoupling from the United States.

German Reunification on Moscow’s Terms

by Konstantin George

Once again, it is the leadership of the German Evangelical Church which heads the Western appeasement faction, urging capitulation to Moscow.

Operation Juárez

Infrastructure Projects: Canals and Waterways

Continuing Chapter 6 of our exclusive English-language serialization of the Schiller Institute’s book, Ibero-American Integration: 100 Million New Jobs by the Year 2000!

International

Did Swedish Regime Stop Arrest of Palme’s Killer?

by William Jones

Sensational new leaks from police sources indicate a cover-up attempt by the Swedish government. We include the text of a suppressed article by Roy S. Carson, an Australian free-lance journalist.

New Leads Point to Lord Russell Network

by Mark Burdman

Libya-Chad Conflict Becomes Regional

by Thierry Lalevée

Colombia Wages a Military War on Drug Traffic

by Valerie Rush

President Virgilio Barco has unleashed the army.

The Vietnam Party Congress: The Power Struggle Continues

by Linda de Hoyos