Volume 15, Number 49, December 9, 1988
Book Reviews
Professional Insight into Demjanjuk Trial
by Mark Burdman
A review of Identifying Ivan: A Case Study in Legal Psychology.
Science & Technology
Space Program Threatened by Industrial Collapse
by Marsha Freeman
No nation can advance its technologies for space ventures and defense purposes on top of a rotting and bankrupt industrial base.
Defense Science Board Documents Collapse of U.S. Technology Base
by Charles B. Stevens
Departments
Andean Report
by Javier Almario
Colombia Responds to Terror.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
A Case of Deep Moral Degeneracy.
Report from Rio
by Lorenzo Carrasco
The Uruguayan Connection.
Panama Report
by Carlos Wesley
Panama Readies for Long Haul.
From New Delhi
by Susan Maitra
The Gorbachov-Gandhi “Summit.”
Africa Report
by Thierry Lalevée
Is Sudan Out of Control?
Editorial
Stop Playing the Perception Game.
Economics
Paul Volcker Puts S&L Crisis at Center Stage
by Christopher White
“The U.S. shouldn’t allow its concern with budget deficits to prevent it from spending whatever it takes to rein in runaway thrift industry insolvencies,” he told the National Economic Commission.
Peru Battles for Survival against New Terrorist Assaults
by Liliana Pazos and Mark Sonnenblick
Bipartisan Challenge to ‘Untied Loans’
by Scott Thompson
Currency Rates
Banking
Money Laundering Probed in Europe.
Agriculture
by Marcia Merry
The New U.S.-U.S.S.R. Grain Pact.
Business Briefs
Feature
Forces Rally To Fight Bolshevism Worldwide
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Reports on the circumstances, and the effects, of his call for a worldwide anti-Bolshevik resistance. “In the smallest and greatest matters of human affairs, the moral individual who meets the challenge of the responsibility which circumstances have thrust upon him, does the Creator’s Will, and becomes, in that manner and that degree, the Hand of Providence, an instrument to call into fuller play, within the consciences of men and women, those great powers of natural law, the Creator’s Manifest Will, which must be served.”
International
Soviets Ratify War Powers to Gorbachov in ‘Reforms’
by Konstantin George and Christopher White
The new Constitution gives the Soviet President more power, at least on paper, than Josef Stalin ever had.
Israel-Palestine Crisis: Events Outpace the Scriptwriters
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Britain’s Heseltine Warns: Soviets To Mobilize ‘Green Peace’ against the West
by Mark Burdman
Rome Meeting Proves Case for Lower Tuning
A groundbreaking conference in Italy’s capital hears several experimental proofs that Middle C must be tuned to 256 vibrations a second.
Gnostics Run Cover for Terrorist Penetration of Venezuela
by Valerie Rush
On the eve of the presidential election, a small party’s chief candidate has exposed the political protectors of Colombian terrorism in Venezuela.
International Intelligence
National
Will Bush Renege on ‘Peace through Strength’ Vow?
by Kathleen Klenetsky
Demands for deep cuts in American military spending, including on the Strategic Defense Initiative, are coming from nearly every quarter.
1986 Hallowe’en Party Key in Justice Dept. Case against LaRouche
The party was held back in 1986, and Federal prosecutors are now desperate to keep the lid on what went on there.
The Alexandria Trial: Some Truth Comes Out
From our reporter’s notebook on the ongoing courtroom battle.
Drug War Ravages Nation’s Capital
by Nicholas F. Benton
Eye on Washington
by Nicholas F. Benton
Carlucci Spells Out Agenda for NATO.
National News
