Volume 13, Number 9, February 28, 1986
Departments
Vatican
by Augustinus
Back to “Populorum Progressio.”
Report from Paris
by Mark Burdman
Raymond Barre: “General of Division.”
Southeast Asia
by Linda de Hoyos
Kriangsak Free on Bail.
Andean Report
by Javier Almario
The Coffee Bonanza.
Editorial
The Gulf War.
Science & Technology
The Future of the U.S. Space Program
by Carol White
Evaluates the prospects for NASA, in the aftermath of the explosion of the Space Shuttle Challenger.
The Space Program the Nation Needs
by Marsha Freeman
Economics
Bankrupt Credit System at New Turning Point?
by Christopher White
The collapse of the $140 billion a year forward market in the benchmark grade of North Sea Oil, Brent crude, brings the bankrupt world financial system to a new conjuncture.
Will Italy Trigger ‘Avalanche’ against IMF?
by Umberto Pascali
Currency Rates
Garcia: The IMF Is a ‘Paper Tiger’
Peru Indicts Regan Associate Kuczynski
Argentina’s Campos Tours Europe, Broadens Schiller Institute Base
by Liliana Celani
Alberto Campos is a veteran leader of Argentine’s CGT (General Confederation of Workers) and member of the Schiller Institute Trade Union Commission.
Campos: ‘It Is the Hour of the People’
Medicine
by Ned Rosinsky, M.D.
Optical Biophysics Can Cure Lung Cancer.
Africa Report
by Mary Lalevée
Mitterrand’s Cynical Courtship.
Business Briefs
Feature
NATO’s Exposed Northern Flank: The Debate Begins
by Vivian Freyre Zoakos
A survey of the exposure of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark to the Soviet military threat, at a point when the Scandinavian economies are collapsing.
The Assessment of the Threat by Northern Flank Officers
Statements by Norwegian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief General Fredrik Bull-Hansen; Norwegian Defense Minister Anders C. Sjaastdad; Swedish Navy Commander Hans von Hofsten.
The ‘Nuclear-Free Zone’ and the Palme Commission
Strategic Studies
1986: The World at a Turning-Point
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
During 1986, the governments of the United States and Western Europe must face economic and military policy decisions which will decide whether Moscow dominates the world.
International
State Department Seeks ‘New Nicaragua’ in the Philippines
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
A statement issued by Democratic Presidential candidate Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. on Feb. 19.
Patriots for Germany Appeal to the Nation
Shultz, Helms Prepare To Hand Panama to Soviet-Backed Terrorists
by Gretchen Small
NATO’s Southern Flank Depends on Modernizing Turkey’s Armed Forces
by Scott Thompson
Spain: González Institutes the Big NATO Fraud
by Leonardo Servadio
Portugal: Communist Vote Seals Soares Comeback
by Laurent Murawiec
Soviet-Organized ‘Separatist’ Pressures Threaten Pakistan
by Susan Maitra
International Intelligence
National
Carter ‘Human Rights’ Now Reagan Foreign Policy
by Kathleen Klenetsky and Vin Berg
The Philippines crisis demonstrates that in foreign policy, as in economic policy, the Reagan Administration is merely a continuation of its predecessor.
FBI Director Webster Lies Treasonously on International Narco-Terrorism
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Documentation: Webster: “No such thing as narco-terrorism”
Salvador’s General Blandon on U.S. Policy
Excerpts from an unedited transcript of Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger’s “Conference on Low-Intensity Warfare.”
Henry Clay’s War Hawks Win a Victory over British Terrorism
by Anton Chaitkin
We continue our series on the American System-dedicated to exposing the lie that the United States is a nation built by Adam Smith’s doctrines of “free enterprise”—with Part II of Anton Chaitkin’s essay on the War Hawk faction of Henry Clay.
Labor in Focus
by Marianna Wertz
Why Is Kirkland Attacking the Banks?
Congressional Closeup
by Kathleen Klenetsky
National News
