Volume 21, Number 25, June 17, 1994
Interviews
Lawrence Lidsky
by Jonathan Tennenbaum
A professor of nuclear engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Mr. Lidsky has been promoting a cooperative effort between the United States and Russia in the field of “inherently safe” nuclear power stations of the “pebble-bed” design.
Departments
Report from Bonn
by Rainer Apel
The Virtual Reality of Bonn Politics.
Andean Report
by Javier Almario
Narco-Democracy and Apathy.
Report from Rio
by Geraldo Luis Zaraiva Lino
Brazil Joins Anti-Nuclear Pact.
Editorial
Fifty Years after D-Day.
Books
The Paranoid World of the ADL Merchants of Hate
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Anti-Semitism in America, by Leonard Dinnerstein.
Some Facts, But Not the Truth
by Linda de Hoyos
Assassination of a Prime Minister—As It Happened, by S. Anandaram.
The ‘Glorious’ Colonial Subjugation of India
by Daniel Platt
The Nabobs at Home, by Michael Edwardes.
A World War I Fairy Tale from the ‘Great Game’ Historian
by Mark Burdman
Like Hidden Fire: The Plot To Bring Down the British Empire, by Peter Hopkirk.
Books Received
Economics
Smash Monetarism To Build Maglev Rail Systems
by Anthony K. Wikrent
The “Pittsburgh project” to revitalize the U.S. Great Lakes region by building magnetically levitated transportation systems, is back on the drawing boards, as interest in similar proposals grows worldwide. This time, let’s do it!
Safe, Pebble-Bed Nuclear Reactors Are Just What Russia Needs
by Jonathan Tennenbaum
An interview with Lawrence Lidsky.
U.S. Unemployment Coverup
Heated Battle Breaks Out in Germany over Drug Legalization
by Frank Müchler
Currency Rates
Business Briefs
Feature
Let Us Found a National Music Conservatory
by Marianna Wertz
The Schiller Institute sponsored a conference at Howard University in Washington, D.C., and a concert, dedicated to the late Marian Anderson. This first step toward founding a National Music Conservatory was a dialogue on the science of music among former Metropolitan Opera tenor George Shirley and other leading musicians, Lyndon LaRouche and his associates from the Schiller Institute, and the audience of 500 people.
In Music, There Is a Scientific Principle Which Ennobles the Soul
by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
The keynote speech to the conference.
The Classical Power of the Spiritual
by George Shirley
Remarks by George Shirley.
McFerrin, Shirley, Warfield In Concert
by Kathy Wolfe
International
Boutros-Ghali Outlines Agenda for Mass Death
by Joseph Brewda
The United Nations secretary general’s new “Agenda for Development” is aimed to transform the UN into a one-world dictatorship, predicated on the murder of the majority of the world’s population.
Documentation: Excerpts from the UN Development Program’s “Human Development Report 1994.”
United Nations Releases Hit-List
by Joseph Brewda
Women Against the Birth-Control War
by Gabriele Liebig
Haiti Invasion Plan Runs Into Opposition
by Valerie Rush
Russian Parties Maneuver for Presidential Race
by Konstantin Cheremnykh
London, IAEA Demand Korea Confrontation
by Kathy Wolfe
Indian Subcontinent Requires a New Confederation of Nations
by Ramtanu Maitra and Susan Maitra
Kashmir Conflict Can Be Solved, But Not with British Involvement
by Poul Rasmussen
Meeting in Malaysia Calls for End to Genocidal Sanctions against Iraq
Documentation: Resolution of the International Conference against Economic Sanctions on Iraq, organized by Malaysian nongovernmental organizations.
EIR Editor Addresses Patriots in Paraguay
by Cynthia R. Rush
International Intelligence
National
Pope Urges Clinton To Defend Life, Family, Sovereignty
by Nora Hamerman
The principal focus of the meeting at the Vatican was the UN’s depopulation conference scheduled to take place in Cairo in September. A document just issued by the Pontifical Council on the Family, Instrumentum Laboris, presents a powerful refutation of the axioms of the malthusian sponsors of Cairo ’94.
Train Solicits Another Smear against LaRouche
by Jeffrey Steinberg
Wall Street investment counsellor John Train’s salon of anti-LaRouche operatives peddles its newest libels through Worth magazine.
Spannaus Takes On North in Virginia
“Don’t elect that son-of-a-Bush,” reads the candidate’s best-selling bumper sticker.
Protests Grow against the Selloff of Public Schools to Wall Street
by Suzanne Rose
House Asks Clinton To Lift Bosnia Embargo
National News
