Socialist Action, Vol. 2, No. 10
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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.
- Antiwar activists unite for April demonstrations · Carl Finamore p. 1
- South Africa revolt runs deep · Larry Cooperman pp. 1–2
- K.A.L. 007: U.S. silence says it all · Mark Harris p. 1
- Mondale/Reagan dodge real issues · Mark Harris p. 2
- Grenada: One year of U.S. rule p. 3
- Conservative victory challenges labor · Brian Heron p. 4
- [Mass protests defy Pinochet British labor congress backs…] · Nancy Gruber pp. 4–5
- Parti Quebecois defaults in nationalist struggle pp. 5–6
- [Billboard hand-painted by Christian communities of Nicaragua to…] p. 6
- Pope "outlaws" class struggle · Cliff Conner pp. 6–7
- Polish Solidarity sets example for U.S. labor movement p. 7
- Socialism & Democracy · Roland Sheppard p. 7
- Mexico rally marks birth of Solidarnosc · Larry Cooperman pp. 8–10
- "Socialism is the ever-expanding democracy of the workers" · James P. Cannon p. 10
- International Association p. 10
- James P. Cannon, 1890-1974: A fighter for socialism in America · Asher Harer p. 11
- Labor under siege, secret talks, selective strikes demobilize workers p. 12
- UPS Teamster ranks still fighting · Hal Lundford pp. 12–13
- Communist Party record in Harlem reassessed · Alan Wald p. 14
- Free Rafael Taveras · Michael Schreiber pp. 14–15
- Women's peace camps target U.S. missiles · Nancy Gruber p. 16