Socialist Action, Vol. 2, No. 7
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Contents
Divided into articles by machine, from the type sizes on the page: a headline can be misread, and a box, advert or caption can end up inside the article next to it. Titles in square brackets are the opening words, where the headline could not be read.
- U.S. deficit runs wild · Hayden Perry p. 1
- A threat to all workers · Carole Seligman p. 1
- Nicaragua resists U.S. pressures · Larry Cooperman pp. 1–2
- "In Defense of Revolutionary Continuity" · Sean Flynn p. 2
- Cannery workers fight frame-up · Frank Jaramillo p. 3
- Toledo rally marks · Shirley Pasholk p. 4
- Ted Selander's message to rally: "A strike won on the picket line." · Ted Selander pp. 4–5
- [The Teamster strikes have great significance for a…] pp. 5–6
- Workers Party charts course for labor · Alan Benjamin p. 6
- L.A. rally backs Texaco strikers · Sherry Frumkin p. 7
- Democrats look for votes at AFSCME convention p. 7
- Librarians hit war drive · Milton Alvin pp. 7–8
- [...Nicaragua (continued from page 1) been showing signs…] pp. 8–9
- Chilean workers challenge Pinochet regime p. 9
- Los Presos Politicos pp. 9–10
- Labor Notes Conference stresses labor solidarity · Carl Finamore pp. 10–12
- Springsteen rocks in the U.S.A · Jayne Burrier pp. 12–13
- Marroquin denied asylum p. 12
- AGNION "One Big Property Party" · Ralph Schoenman p. 13
- Democrats: "Mondale, I guess." · Mark Harris pp. 13–14
- Can Jackson reform the Democratic Party? · Larry Cooperman p. 15
- Mel Mason p. 16
- Mundane President · Sylvia Weinstein pp. 16–17
- "Working people should run the country" 350 p. 17
- "Fat Cat" politics—an American tradition pp. 18–19
- Gus Hall lines up behind Democrats · Nat Weinstein p. 19
- National Black Party needs new direction · Zakiya Somburu pp. 19–20
- Socialist program for working people p. 20