Volume 15, Number 24, June 10, 1988
Interviews
Marivilia Carrasco
by Hugo López Ochoa
The candidate of the Mexican Labor Party in Mexico’s July 6 Presidential elections is unique: She alone is promoting a national nuclear energy program.
Books
The Diary of 2,000 Years of Evil
by Richard Freeman
The Messianic Legacy, sequel to Holy Blood, Holy Grail, is dissected.
Remember when Soviet Tanks Crushed Hungary?
by Rachel Douglas
Reviews In the Name of the Working Class by Sandor Kopacsi.
Vietnam: We Could Still Win the Peace
by William Jones
A review of Brothers in Arms, A Journey from War to Peace by William Broyles, Jr.
How Washington Infected the Nation
by Warren J. Hamerman
Looks at The AIDS Bureaucracy by Sandra Panem.
Departments
Report from Rio
by Lorenzo Carrasco
ProDem versus Brazilian Industry.
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
Pope Names New German Cardinal.
From New Delhi
by Susan Maitra
President Zia Dismisses the Government.
Dateline Mexico
by Héctor Apolinar
Church Warns of Advance of Drug Trade.
Editorial
In the Aftermath of Disgrace.
Science & Technology
Stopping Epidemics: The French Military Legacy
by Garance Upham Phau
A Paris-based member of EIR’s Biological Holocaust Task Force looks at the pioneering public health work of 19th-century French scientists, a model for today’s war on AIDS.
Anti-Science Mob in Action: Food Irradiation Pioneer Welt Indicted
by Marjorie Mazel Hecht
More on Italy’s C-256 ‘Scientific Tuning’
Economics
A May-Fly Market Rally for a June Summit
by Christopher White
The stock market uptick is quite closely related to the political- psychological warfare preparations for the Toronto economic summit.
Malthusians’ Genocide Exposed in British, Italian Press
by Mark Burdman
Going into Gold To Avoid the Crash
by Joyce Fredman
It will only accelerate the catastrophe.
EIR Estimate on Bank Failures Is 230
Currency Rates
European Community: Farmers Blamed for Algae ‘Invasion’
by Poul Rasmussen
Business Briefs
AIDS Update
Old Fascist Circle Outlines AIDS Program
Will the Next President Win or Lose War on AIDS?
by Warren J. Hamerman
How Washington Infected the Nation
by Warren J. Hamerman
LaRouche Holds Press Conference on AIDS
Hospitals Quietly Take Precautions against AIDS
Feature
Is China Bringing Back the Middle Kingdom?
by Linda de Hoyos
Beijing has imperial dreams of its own, and does not intend to be played as a “card” by either superpower against the other—unless it fits China’s own perceptions of its interests.
China’s Strategic Game: Cautious Steps to Empire
by Linda de Hoyos
China in the Irangate Affair: The Silk Route Revisited
by Joseph Brewda
Inside Beijing’s Forbidden City
by Linda de Hoyos
International
Moscow Writes Off Reagan as Military Moves to the Fore
by Konstantin George
Having milked the President for all the concessions he was worth, the Muscovites went out of their way to humiliate him on Soviet national television.
Yugoslav Crisis Heads for Autumn Showdown
by Luba George
Colombian Kidnaping Signals Soviet Escalation of Irregular Warfare
by Valerie Rush
Panama: U.S. Seeks Ibero-American Figleaf
by Robyn Quijano
‘My Campaign Inspires the Patriots of Mexico’
by Hugo López Ochoa
Interview with Mexican Labor Party Presidential candidate Marivilia Carrasco, and report on her eight-month campaign.
Iran Suffers Setback in Gulf War, Growing Discontent at Home
by Thierry Lalevée
Germany: Anti-Western Clique Runs Key State
International Intelligence
National
Will the Next President Win or Lose War on AIDS?
by Warren J. Hamerman
The health establishment is putting forth “crisis management” schemes which lack all sense of national scientific mission; on the other hand, there is Lyndon LaRouche.
Moscow Summit: A Damage Report
by Webster G. Tarpley
Elephants and Donkeys
by William Jones
Jackson Makes a Bid for Dukakis’s VP Post — Will Baker Join the Bush Campaign? — Bush Trying To Keep Reaganites On Board — State Budget Deficit Hurts Dukakis’s Image — Will Senate Scuttle Philippines Bases?
Eye on Washington
by Nicholas F. Benton
Will Senate Scuttle Philippines Bases?
Congressional Closeup
by William Jones
National News
