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Seifert 4 The Bonn summit The head of the Animal Hygiene and Soviet strategy Department of the Institute for The final communique, as Crop Science and Animal Hygiene expected, preserved the two major of the University of Gottingen, mythical tenets of present West Germany, discusses the economic policy, and therefore failure of the World Bank's represented a significant step approach. forward for the Kremlin's policy toward the West. 56 Reverend Houston Anderson 6 The order of battle for a The Schiller Institute leader in global war on disease Alabama tells how he pushed an Prepared by EIR: detailed anti-IMF resolution through the measures under military command state legislature. for launching and winning the War on Disease. The first measure: a Departments complete moratorium on all IMF conditionalities. 41 Report from Paris Mitterrand sabotaging the SOl. 10 Science and Technology Advances toward the ultimate 42 Report from Bonn laser. Reagan demotes Brandt. 11 Currency Rates 43 Mother Russia 12 Agriculture The Pan-Slavic dimension emerges. Save the soil from farmers! 64 Editorial 13 Banking "A new era for inalienable rights." When E.F. Hutton talks ... 14 Soviet Economy Czech-Russian machine-tool center. 15 Andean Report Economic integration idea is back. 16 Business Briefs Volume 12 Number 20 May 21, 1985 Special Report International National 28 State Department builds S4 Establishment gloats as Nazi coup plot in Mexico Reagan accepts defense They are not all armed yet, the freeze 60,000 in paramilitary training; but Just days earlier, the President had this will be remedied shortly, warned that such a move would be boast insiders of the National an "irresponsible act," jeopardizing Action Party (PAN) in Mexico. all the accomplishments of his administration. 31 'The Germans were with us the day the American 58 Weld covers for dope Pamela Churchill Harriman and Averell Harriman, two .•. of the leading, self-appointed representatives of the Revolution triumphed' banks again "Great White Race." President Reagan's May 2-8 visit to Europe, and especially his last 59 Kissinger Watch 18 The looming extinction of day in West Germany, marked a Of Capri, and the Holy Roman the 'White Race': The turning point in U.S.-German Empire. continuing legacy of the relations: We present in full his 1815 Treaty of Vienna speech at Hambach Castle May 6. 60 Congressional Closeup Documentation: Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jf. reports Chancellor that, behind the Hitler-like passion Kohl's speech in reply; and the 62 National News for "eugenics," among the lies carried in the Soviet and U.S. Harrimans , the Bundys, the British press. aristocracy, and the current Soviet Corrections dynasty, there lies the fact, that 36 The 'Pakistani bomb' In the Special Report of the April 30 issue, on page 23, it is stated that 300 "The Great White Race" is not intensifies India's strategic million Africans are now threatened with only losing "biological dilemma supremacy." That "Great White death by the outbreak of a cholera pan­ Susan Maitra reports from New Race" is dying-out, at an demic.