Socialist Action, Vol. 2, No. 12
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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. sets stage for invasion · Larry Cooperman p. 1
- April antiwar actions enlist support from labor · Carl Finamore p. 1
- Black activists back NBIPP · Zakiya Somburu pp. 1–2
- Wicket, Grimlin, and Reagan's "'mandate" · Sylvia Weinstein p. 2
- Labor leaders fail with Mondale bid TRANSI · Michael Schreiber pp. 2–3
- Referendum campaign spurs Boston antiwar movement · Daniel Webern p. 4
- "U.S hands off Nicaragua" pp. 4–5
- Conservative county condemns Reagan saber-rattling · Susan Ann Scott p. 5
- The Militant p. 5
- A response to The Militant pp. 5–6
- Teamsters Democratic p. 6
- We are one year old! pp. 6–7
- The unfinished Chinese revolution · Ralph Schoenman pp. 7–10
- 500,000 march in Warsaw · Alan Benjamin p. 11
- British miners' wives rally in support of strikers · Judith Baker p. 11
- Latin America Report · Dianne Feeley pp. 12–13
- Mexican workers lose on both sides of border BER · Nancy Gruber pp. 13–14
- An insightful look at sex roles · Arthur Maglin pp. 14–15
- A story that is out of this world p. 15
- Larry Stewart: 1921-1984 · Michael Schreiber p. 15
- Being homeless in America · Hayden Perry p. 16